I personally just ate here & I'm still at the table. Had to come & leave a review. Stopped by w/ my…read morehubby & son. Had a grill seat & was serviced by chef Eduardo. Amazing

I am from the west coast. There are hundreds of Japanese eateries in Los Angeles alone. I found…read moremyself in WV on business and was happy to see a teppanyaki restaurant in Charleston. Finding the place was not too difficult using GPS. The facade seemed enticing. Entering the place I could smell and hear the grills which only whet my appetite. I waited about 8 minutes and was shown to a seat. I was the only person at the grill, but was shortly joined by one couple, then another. Orders were taken from the 5 of us about 15 minutes after the last people were seated. I ordered a steak and chicken combo with fried noodles and a salad, and some fried gyoza (dumplings). To drink, I asked for a small Sapporo. The beer arrived shortly along with the gyoza. Then the show began. Anyone who has been to a teppan restaurant knows the drill. The cook makes a big show of oiling and firing up the grill, clanging the instruments on the grill, cutting vegetables and meat in a showy fashion. That part was a 4 of 5 compared to Benihana. I didn't come for the show. I was there expecting some yummy food. Here begins the sad part of the dinner. The gyoza were actually very well done. Fried very crispy with very tasty filling. I was let down by the dipping sauce which seemed to be only soy sauce. The dumplings were good, but the sauce was very lacking. I found that sad because it is so easy to make a good dipping sauce. They should add a little rice vinegar or ginger to the sauce, maybe some green onions. Next was my salad. This looked like some iceberg lettuce and tomato swimming in a bowl of "miso" dressing. Not only was the bowl overloaded with dressing, but the dressing itself tasted like mayonnaise, not the usual citrussy miso dressing I am used to. The main course was beef, chicken and grilled vegetables. The meats were OK, not great. The veggies were seemed only partially grilled as they released lots of water when plated. The really sad part of this were the noodles. These were not asian noodles in any sense of the word. It seemed like they went to Krogers and bought some flat Italian noodles then boiled them before lightly grilling them. Even chow mien noodles would have been better, or at least some semblance of an asian dish. It is almost a sin to call these grilled noodles. It seemed like they were boiled, then warmed on a grill for a few minutes. Want to know what they are supposed to be like? Just google YAKISOBA. I ate the beef and some of the chicken and vegetables, but overall it was not a good meal. I know there are not a lot of ethnic restaurants in Charleston, but this place is just sad. It is too bad that the people in this town can't experience a good Japanese steakhouse. The best part of this $42 meal was the beer and the gyoza. Not interested in eating a bowl of noodle soup. Will not be back or recommend to anyone.

My fiancé and I have been regulars here ever since we found out about this place a couple months…read moreago. By far the best sushi and ramen place in the tri-state area!!! I was missing good sushi like back home in California but this place does the trick for me! I always get the Super Dragon Roll. The crunch from the tempura and the soft, yummy gooeyness from the avocado and cream cheese, mixed with the eel sauce is heavenly! My second favorite is the Spicy Girl Roll. You can't go wrong with spicy tuna. My fiancé always gets the Tonkatsu Ramen with pork. The broth is well seasoned and the noodles are a good consistency - not too soft, not too hard. The Shumai was okay. Our was a bit on the soggier side. I've had better ones at dim sum restaurants, but it was still tasty! It's served with a vinegar-based sauce.

We have only ordered take out here and each time the food has been delicious. I really missed sushi…read morefrom living on the west coast and this place does a great job. Definitely recommend and we will be back to try ramen.

The fried rice is over priced and bland! The dish is just 2 cups of rice and six moderate sized…read moreshrimp. My money would have been better spent elsewhere

Fabulous asian restaurant with lots of delicious food and variety!…read moreWe all had dinner and the Pad Thai was amazing! Sweet sauce and tender noodles made it tasty. Others had sesame chicken, and Thai curry. Everyone was happy with their meals! Great service!

Food was great Well packaged received in a timely manner. Didn't have no problems at all. I would…read morerecommend it to anyone.

Not gonna lie bangin!!! food was great service great first time and it won't be the last!!!!read more

Quality of food was poor Temp of food was poor…read moreOnly positive was there was a lot of food We will not be back

The food was excellent and fast. Employees were very friendly. Crab Rangoon was awesome.read more

Favorite Chinese restaurant in the Tri-State area! I order the pineapple chicken and my husband…read moreordered the sweet and sour chicken. Chicken was cooked perfectly! Will definitely travel 30 mins to eat here again!

Always delicious. Very friendly staff! Speedy service and the waitress always remembers my drink…read moreorder. Highly recommend! Try the MUM - MUM roll! It is chefs kiss

This has became our go-to Chinese place in the river cities area (since Sherry at China Wok sold…read moreout) Not overly expensive. Large portions. Always crowded. Is that good or bad? Much better than our local Chinese place. Its only 30 miles away. Merely a milk run for the Kiser Klan. We've drove 400 miles to eat at a restaurant. This is a bargain. Delivery guy has a fast looking Mustang that looks like he made many fast deliveries in it.

I had been passing this place for years and always allowed the outside look turn me off. Today was…read morethe day I pulled in and was bummed they no longer offer dine in seating. First walking in I was greeted by an awesome young lady. Very pleasant to ask about the menu items. Knew the options of the meals without skipping a beat. The food is made fresh to order and a very short wait to get steaming hot traditional Chinese cuisine. It's not Mexican workers on the kitchen. The feel of this little kitchen is awesome! I ended up grabbing a Coca Cola out of the cooler in the store and ate sitting in the car while in their parking lot. The entire time the restaurant was like a honey bee hive. Customers walking in and walk the entire 20 minutes I was there. This is now a Must stop on every Sam's club trip.

Food always yummy ! Service always amazing! Going back to visit my peng you soon! Restaurant clean…read moreand vibrant! Thank you for the opportunity to visit and have a great meal!

I love the food here and the staff is nice as well. The main issue in my case is the atmosphere. It…read morefeels almost like I am eating in a restaurant that doesn't care how it looks or what kind of environment it promotes. When I first went, I assumed it was almost like fast food because of the layout and overall vibe of the establishment. In short, great food, good people, unsettling ambiance