Paid sixteen dollars for the worst bowl of ramen I have ever had. The pork was a cheap cut of…read moreovercooked meat and they seem to use instant noodles. The fish cakes were thin and mysteriously one color. The grill was down and they called me for my order before it was ready. But for sixteen dollars at least you get a large bowl right? Wrong.

So went to Outlawed Ramen with high hopes. Not as good as I hoped but the ramen was ok. The broth…read morewas not very flavorful and the pork char shu had a different flavor that I didn't care for. The pork was not very tender but had lots of fat. I got the spice level of 3 out of 5. Had no spice at all. The noodles were a little eggy if you know what I mean. Overall I'll give it a 5 out of 10. We drove 45 minutes from anderson and were not impressed. For some reason it took 20 minutes to get the ramen. A little too long. Just my opinion.

Best ramen in Greenville! Great service too We will definitely be back again!! Tonkotsu chicken…read moreramen & tonkotsu kimchi ramen were both 10/10

The service was excellent and the food was delicious! The restaurant is pleasantly quiet and cozy,…read moreand very clean. I used to love this place but hadn't been in a while, so I'm glad I was able to go again! I highly recommend the pop rock shrimp

While on a car shopping errand in Greenville, my husband and I stopped in here for dinner on a…read moreweeknight... We arrived at around 5:30 pm, but managed to get seated right away. The place was surprisingly nice...very cozy, inviting ambiance with a warm, fuzzy color palette. Thoroughly Japanese in decor...complete with anime on TV screens. The menu was quite lush...SO much to choose from! They had a wide variety of ramen, as well as a long list of sushi (both nigiri and sushi rolls), as well as a variety of donburi and even poke bowls. Tons of appetizers too. LOVED their menu! I ordered the Spicy Tantanmen Ramen, and a Pork Bao Bun. My husband ordered Chicken Katsu (appetizer only), Shrimp Tempura, and a bowl of white rice. We also shared Edamame. Well, all I can say is WOW. Everything....I mean EVERYTHING was absolutely delish!! Actually, I think I got the wrong ramen... Instead of Tantanmen, I got the other Spicy Ramen (I think?)...and normally, I'd be upset about this, but my ramen was still SO good, I decided to let it go. The Bao Bun was good too! I also sampled my husband's dishes...and both Katsu and Shrimp Tempura batters were perfect...So incredibly crispy and fresh!! So glad we chose to check out this place. A-Plus all the way!

Very nice ambiance, great for a little date night! Service…read morewas great, we really liked our waiter (unfortunately didn't catch his name). Very attentive, and very good at his job! Food was fantastic. We got the calamari to start, which I'd highly recommend! We both got a bowl of ramen (The garlic tonkatsu was incredible), and two sushi rolls to share. Excited to compare it to other ramen shops in the area, but overall very pleased with our first experience here!

Excellent for take out! To call this just "soup" is not describing it accurately as it is a full…read moremeal in a bowl of comfort food. Complex broth cooked all day, tender meat, vegetables, soft boiled egg, noodles worthy of slurping, it is much more than soup. Best on a cold, rainy day. It is like a home remedy "penicillin" to warm you up and keep you healthy! Or at least that's what it feels like.

During the delivery, the broth and noodles were in the same container. The noodles became thicker,…read moreand the taste was not good. The broth was insufficient for a single serving. When I brought this issue to the manager's attention, he completely ignored the problem and refused to apologize or offer any solution. Instead, he simply stated that this was how they operate. His attitude was extremely rude. It's worth noting that every time I order ramen, it arrives separately from the broth, which is a standard practice and widely known.

My daughter and I are having a staycation downtown. I let her pick what she wanted for dinner. She…read morewanted ramen, so we found this place across from our hotel. It was a little complicated to find, but it was so worth it! The staff were friendly and the food was delicious. We were sad to find out this location would be closing. Guess we'll have to find the one on Woodruff.

If you like noodles, check this place out. And great on this chilly day…read more Friendly & quick service. Family friendly. And if you've never used chopsticks, fear not, they have these handy chopstick helpers. (See photo) Tried the Shoyou Ramen and Beef Udon. Good portions and tasty but if you want more noodles, you can buy extra

Always the best! Food is killer, staff treat you like family, and dining area feels very cozy. My…read moreabsolute go to for delicious sushi in Greenville!

Was finally able to come here for dinner. I normally stop here for lunch. Amazing lunch all you can…read moreeat. Were able to stop for dinner and got their premium or you can eat and try their premium signature sushi. All of them were amazing and for dessert I have tempura cheesecake very good. Little warm flavoring was amazing.

Four years ago the first night we got in town with all our kids to check out the new house. We are…read moremoving into. We ate for our first time at this little jump. If you like sushi, and I've had it all over the world, and a quiet, simple local spot owned by a wonderful lady who is doing nothing but expanding and writing the way of foodies in the South Carolina area. We were the best of luck and hope she opens a spot up in Cleveland, South Carolina, where we're heading. My favorite is a warm sake, a tall beer and sashimi the tuna, salmon and yellowtail are no can lose combination. The guys making it rock 'n' roll fresh and tasty every time. Who thought you'd have to come to Simpsonville for excellent sushi! All the best, Tony and Jennifer

I was in the area for work and decided to stop by for lunch, and I'm so glad I did! The restaurant…read moreis beautifully decorated, creating a welcoming atmosphere from the moment you walk in. My server was friendly, attentive, and provided excellent service throughout my meal. I started with the spring rolls, then ordered the lunch special, which included a fresh salad and the Hollywood specialty hand roll. The salad was surprisingly large and absolutely delicious! I also ordered a rainbow roll, not realizing how generous the lunch portions were, but it was excellent as well. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully prepared. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in the area!

I recently went to The Mills and it is such a great atmosphere. It's a food court place with a lot…read moreof seating and a large outdoor area. I had the birria tacos with chicken and no cheese. It was SO good, I definitely would have them again. Service was also good!

My $15 brisket "Monster Burrito" was 90% rice, and it took them a half hour to make. For some…read morereason, there is also a "snow machine" loudly pumping out flurries that are surely getting in everyone's food.

Love the food, the food options, the staff, the music. WOWOWOW I just flew in and hadn't eaten in…read moreover 14 hours and this cured me. Having both Japanese and Korean options was the best move! I'm so happy to have my soondubu and sushi all at the same place. NOT TO MENTION THE PRICES ARE INSANE WOW. Good quality priced food is SO hard to come by. Thank you for being such an a amazing restaurant. I will be returning and telling all my friends and family and anyone who is nice.

My family's go-to sushi spot! The Burning Rock & The Burning Sun are our favorites!! But beware,…read morethey use a capsaicin sauce drizzled on top so ask for it on the side if your spice tolerance is low. Delicious sushi from a very small shop. Service & staff is always kind.

We made a same day reservation for 14 people and were very impressed with how well they handled our…read moregroup. I am not sure what everyone ordered so can only go into details about what my husband and I had and what murmurings I heard from the folks seated around me. I got the pork rib barbecue with soondubu (soft tofu stew). Hubs got the beef bulgogi with kimchi jigae (stew). There were also a variety of banchan. Some friends split the large BBQ combo which looked big as a house. Another friend ordered a bunch of dumplings. If I were to have one complaint, it would be that the menu wasn't beginner friendly. I'm personally well acquainted with Korean food but there were a couple folks in the group who had never had it before and didn't have enough info about what they were ordering. Many of the items in the "entrees" section are soups, but they don't say that they're soups and at least one friend was surprised that is what they ended up with. I wish I'd known they were struggling and could have helped them, but I'd recommend that the restaurant revise the menus a bit or at least have one page that defines some stuff for the beginners. Beyond that, no real complaints. The portions were large and I was very happy with everything I ate. The banchan were good, mostly representative of banchan I've had elsewhere though their bean sprouts were a bit different than I usually get (in a good way) and a couple of the radish dishes might have been a little too similar. The soondubu was good, a little less "fishy" than I'm used to; mine uses anchovy broth but maybe they don't? It wasn't spicy at all. The kimchi jigae was a little spicier. The BBQ pork rib was a little different than I was expecting from another restaurant I used to get that dish from, but not in a bad way, it was still very good but less saucy. Still had good flavor, and there was a lot of meat conveniently already removed from the bone for the most part. I like that they cook the food in back; while some might enjoy "make it yourself" BBQ; I prefer to focus on the company when I'm dining out. They were kind enough to split the checks, which with that many people is GREATLY appreciated and they made sure to point out that tip was already included prominently on the bill. Prices are very reasonable for Korean, which is often one of the pricier cuisines, especially given the portion sizes. It is not "cheap", but it is "reasonable" for what you get. I will absolutely organize another group meal here next time I'm in town, I'll just hold a little "Korean food 101" session for the noobs beforehand though to help them know how to order!

The food was very tasty and seemed pretty authentic- I had the doenjang jjigae (fermented soybean…read morepaste soup) which I was surprised to find on the menu since it's a funky flavor that's unique and very different to "American" taste profiles. It was very good! I liked that it had a good variety of Korean dishes beyond bulgogi and K-fried chicken, as much as I love both of those. I'll be back next time in Greenville. Restaurant was clean, not too loud, and service was a little slow but very friendly!