The food was OUTSTANDING! The ingredients were super fresh and the flavors were amazing. If you…read morelike Thai food, or are interested in giving it a try, do yourself a favor and check Suea out.

This new Thai restaurant tucked just off Broad Street was a pleasant surprise. We walked in…read moreexpecting the usual go-to dishes like pad Thai, but the menu leans more toward elevated Thai cuisine, and it delivers on both flavor and presentation. We started with the fried coconut and wings, both well-seasoned and full of flavor. For my main course, I chose the short rib, while my wife went with the shrimp fried rice. The short rib was incredibly tender fall-off-the-bone and the curry it was served in was rich and delicious. It is a bit on the pricier side, but it feels well worth it for a special night out. The atmosphere is relaxed, with low lighting and music that creates a great date-night vibe. Service was quick, friendly, and helpful in guiding us through the menu.

I love Jasmine Thai. The soups are always good, the Pad Thai is flavorful, the curry never…read moredisappoints, and the Thai tea is a must. It's a classic, consistently delicious spot for Thai food.

I've never paid so much for so little. I thought the guy messed up my order and brought me a side…read moreorder fried rice when I ordered a full Thai fried rice entrée. The spring rolls were the size of my pinky finger. I don't expect a buffet size portion, but I don't expect a kid portion either. If my dinner can fit into a small bag you get from the gas station, it doesn't need to be $40. I'm a quality over quantity kind of girl, but I got neither one here. Aiken please get another Thai restaurant, this one isn't cutting it!!!

I seen a TikTok review and decided to give this place a try, but honestly I was really…read moredisappointed. I ordered the curry shrimp with mac & cheese and a pineapple soda, and spent almost $30 total. For that price, the portion size was absurdly small. The shrimp were tiny, the curry shrimp and rice were extremely salty, and the mac & cheese tasted mid at best with a very small portion. Definitely not worth the price and not a good first impression at all. I'd honestly recommend Jamaican Way instead.

It's a relaxing vibe with plenty of seating. The gentleman at the front desk was also my waiter…read more He was extremely nice and accommodating. My food was delicious. They also offer a rewards program so that you can become a returning customer I dined in.

Still really good basic Chinese. The wonton soup in particular recommend. I had the chicken and…read morebroccoli and it was great and my husband reported the pepper steak. Also very tasty. And on the really good side, he said the egg rolls were somewhat better.

Top China located in Augusta, GA…read more Food: We ordered the Philly cheese steak egg roll, orange chicken, general Tao chicken and vegetable egg foo young. The Philly cheese steak rolls were delicious, they exactly had steak, cheese and vegetable you could taste. The vegetable egg foo young was also delicious, the gravy was good, flavorful and not salty. It went well with the sticky rice. Enjoyed the orange chicken and general toa chicken (could have been spicy-er) Service: Great service. Ambiance: Order and pickup, not much of a waiting area or dining area

Camellia Cafe -- 10/10 There are good things in life, and…read morethen there are great things. This is neither. This is an excellent thing, and excellent things are rare. From the moment you walk in, you feel at home. The decor isn't just "there"; it's curated. With every turn of the head, you find yourself captivated by something more interesting than the last. It creates a cozy, intentional environment that sets the stage for the service. The Service: Shannon is a absolute delight and as genuine as they come. She has that "Momma's about to feed you, sit down and tell me what you need" energy, and it works perfectly. Watching her work is a sight to behold she handles three or four things at once with a grace most of us lack while just walking and breathing. You may enter empty, but you certainly won't leave that way. The Food: Have you ever liked one thing so much you haven't even made it to the rest of the menu? That's me. Their bacon, egg, and cheese would give any breakfast spot in Georgia a run for its money. I swear every time I walk in that I'll try something new, but the "usual" is just too good to resist. It's a difficult choice I look forward to making every time. Why they get a 10/10: My ratings of just about everything in life are based on three pillars that Camellia Cafe nails: 1. Kindness: They treat everyone with respect the moment they walk through the door, regardless of how they look or what's in their wallet. 2. Values: It's clear that while money is a reality of business, it isn't the only thing driving them. There is heart here. 3. Consistency of Character: You can tell the kindness isn't a "performance" for customers it's a reflection of how they treat their staff, their family, and themselves. Great Character combined with respect is what works here. I'll be back because of that and i guarantee that anyone else who takes the time to go in and dine. Yeh, they will definitely be back too.

Enjoyed a fine meal with friends for brunch. We will be back!! Good food and friendly staffread more

Solid 3/5 star pho experience compared to competitors in the area…read more I ordered the rare steak soup, beef fried rice, and House special soup. The house special soup is your broth with a mixed collection of different meats. There was barely any tendon or couldn't say it was much of a meat variety. Wasn't sure what the cut was, but it was very dominant. The rare steak for my soup was pretty chewy & noodles in both soups were blocky. Just in chunks we had to break apart or just bite through the block. Wasn't a fan of how large the onion pieces were and it was fairly oily. The beef fried rice was actually good. Wasn't too oily or dry. Their Pepsi zero tasted very watered down. Plenty of seats to dine in, fairly quiet, and plenty of parking spaces. Service was okay. We saw the waiter twice during our entire meal. It was an overall "okay" experience for us.

The environment feels relaxed and restorative after city life. The Bánh Mì offered a satisfying…read morecrunch and fullness. Kevin provided attentive service, consistently checking in at appropriate moments.

Same name just a different address…read more In case you didn't know Dichickos has moved from Washington Rd to North Augusta 646 Buena Vista Ave. they're open Wednesday-Sunday 11-4 with the same menu and as always great service.

I didn't realize Dichico's had moved from Washington Road to North Augusta, but once I found out, I…read morehad to come check out the new location--and it did not disappoint. The food was absolutely delicious, packed with flavor, and cooked to perfection. You can really taste the quality in every bite. The staff was so friendly and welcoming, and the atmosphere felt relaxed and inviting. This place definitely deserves to be more popular--it's a hidden gem, and I'll keep recommending it to everyone I know!

Visiting from NJ... found this little gem on Yelp. When we ordered, the friendly staff told us they…read morehad just been slammed with online orders that involved allergies and gave us an estimated wait time. Our food was out faster than expected! Hot and delicious! Definitely worth the wait!

I've had the turkey croissant and the grilled cheese. Both were tasty. The peach jam in the grilled…read morecheese was awesome. Everything is fresh. I deducted on star since it's a bit pricey for a sandwich and there's no side that comes with the sandwich.