I stopped by CO Sushi in Myrtle Beach for happy hour the other night and honestly, it was a solid…read morechoice. The sushi came out super fresh and tasted great, it had nice, clean flavors and the fish felt really good quality. The happy hour deals made it even better; the prices were totally reasonable and I left feeling satisfied without breaking the bank. That said, when I glanced at the regular menu prices, they felt a little steep for the portion sizes and what you get. Don't get me wrong, everything we had was very good, but I've had better value at some spots up in Northern Virginia/DC area that offer similar or even higher quality for less. Still, I'm not gonna let that take away from this place. For Myrtle Beach, CO Sushi is definitely one of the stronger sushi options around. If you're in the area and it's happy hour, I'd say go for it. Just maybe skip the regular pricing.

This place is really loud. And it's small. Talk about Yankees. We went and could not find any…read moreparking. We ended up in the garage. I ordered the tuna crunch and he ordered the curry noodles with chicken. Our order came and we chowed down. If you see me there, stop by and say hello.

Best out of town experience for my family! They were willing to take us in 15 minutes prior to…read moreclose. The restaurant is huge and looked clean. Everyone was so helpful and did not make us feel bad or rushed. I ordered the pho and it was aromatic and delicious. My boys had a chicken nugget and fries basket which was loaded with food! My husband ate the rice special and the fish sauce it came with was not too sweet with a great amount of heat. I am so thankful for Pho Claire that night to hit my Vietnamese craving at the late hour!

A pretty good pho restaurant that happens to be in Myrtle Beach! We were quite surprised about the…read morequality and service, not bad. After eating a lot of bad seafood, wanted to eat something you can't go wrong with... was pretty good. We both enjoyed it, but they didn't have my fav beer so I had to settle, but no big deal. Their pho is not bad!

My family and I have been to this restaurant years ago and when we were last in town in Myrtle…read moreBeach; we wanted to give this place a try again. It seems as though there has been a change in management/ownership because the menu looks a lot different than previous. This time the menu offers MORE Chinese options than it does Vietnamese. And when we were dining in; there was only one person working. There was another woman also behind the counter, but she was not helping at all. Just a warning; service can be slow but friendly. The food itself was very underwhelming. I ordered the duck noodle soup and the soup broth was bland and the duck meat was so gamey and tasted old. The rest of my family did not enjoy their dishes as well. Usually at Vietnamese restaurants you get a plate of fresh veggies to go along with your dishes, but we didn't get any here.

It is a simple FAMILY OWNED AND RUN. The place with more Chinese options than Vietnamese. HOWEVER…read moreThe Pho i ordered was delicious and fresh. It is family run so be patient with service.

So, I'm not sure who, or what, or why anyone would give this place anything less than 5 stars…read more Maybe some sour grapes might be involved. However, this was our 1st time here and OMG!!! Lemme tell you, if you want a phenomenal food experience, go to Spice C in Conway. The food, service, and ambiance were all simply phenomenal. Very large portions, delicious food, wonderful service and ambiance!!! Simply put: "what are you waiting for?!" Spice C, and an INCREDIBLE experience awaits!! We'll def be back!!!!!

The service and food here are awesome, with a great location. This is a little hidden treasure,…read moreright off 501 Conway. In front of Food Lion.

SeaBasil Thai & Seafood is absolutely fantastic! The flavors are vibrant, authentic, and perfectly…read morebalanced -- you can really tell the ingredients are fresh and thoughtfully prepared. I had the Pad See Ew and also tried my family's Pad Thai, which actually ended up being my favorite. The spice scale is out of 5; I ordered level 4 and even added extra heat, and it was perfect if you like bold spice. The only small downside is that the portions are just enough for one person, so if you're very hungry or planning to share, you might want to order extra. Overall, an amazing spot that I would definitely recommend and return to!

I happen to plan this place after a doctors appointment in the area. I have been looking for a good…read moreThai restaurant. When I walked in, I was greeted. The place was empty, but I decided to stay. I was hungry. I ordered crab ran while I decided on my entree. I had ordered a Prosecco earlier and went quite well with the crab Rangoon then I decided to order the crab and shrimp hibachi. it tasted so fresh. It also came with rice and a small salad. Each of them were quite tasty. I had big chunks of chicken and the shrimp were a nice size with the vegetables in the hibachi plate. I will definitely be going back. The service was a nice pace too.

Visiting from out of town and found this jewel near our resort…read more Food: Ordered shrimp tempura, chicken lo mein and spicy chicken. The lo mein was a good portion and tasted delicious. I'm very picky about my lo mein. I do require at least a bit of freshness to the dish. Many restaurants lo mein will feel weighed down and heavy. I was glad to find out this one wasn't. The tempura was light and crispy just like you would want it. The spicy chicken was good, but beware there is only fried chicken and chilis in this dish. No sauce, so the rice doesn't have anything to give it flavor. Ambience: Caught between a take out and sit down restaurant, you get a chill vibe and unpretentious atmosphere. You could feel comfortable in a pair of jeans and a T-shirt or dress and heels. Just up to you. Not a romantic type place for seasoned couples but definitely date worthy for newbies. Staff: The wait staff were attentive and friendly. I will be going back again before I leave. Probably to try the sushi taco. I don't think you'll be disappointed with this place at all.

Wow. New favorite sushi spot in Myrtle Beach. Exceeded expectations and the quality of food was…read moreexcellent. Seriously. 10/10 hit up happy hour between 3-5 pm.

No. Didn't even get my order right. Didn't bother going back in either because clearly I was an…read moreinconvenience to them after a very large order. I ordered mango fried rice and spring rolls with shrimp. I got two rice dishes. Rice is barely fried. Like what. Only positive is shrimp is a nice size and not fishy

Overall, it was decent. The fried rice was good, typical, though a bit more Americanized than I'm…read moreused to. The fried chicken, however, was quite plain and fried way too hard, so maybe I should have chosen different items. If you're staying at the Myrtle Beach Marriott, I'd recommend skipping DoorDash for delivery. It charged me an extra $10 for the fee and tip, which feels excessive. The restaurant should ideally offer free delivery within a 5-mile radius rather than passing that charge onto the customer. That added fee was a bit frustrating.. Next time I plan to eat in the restaurant

I'm half Filipino and finding Filipino food is not easy outside of certain areas on the east coast…read more So I was thrilled when my brother found this place and said we needed to try it next time we went to visit parents up in Calabash. It was well worth the drive all the way down to Surfside. The lumpia is rolled to order and he has some creative ideas for nontraditional lumpia filling. The rice was cooked perfectly and the siding was masarap! It was so good I ended up getting a second order to go so I could have it again for dinner. The owner was great fun to chat with, and the whole vibe is very Filipino family. I will definitely make at least one visit down here every time we come down to visit.

Started by two friends who wanted to open a restaurant serving food inspired by the Philippines,…read morethe Manila Grille is located in Deerfield Plaza, between downtown Myrtle Beach and Murrells Inlet. They are only open from 2 - 8 pm on Wed - Sat, so my wife and I made it a point to go there around 3 on a Thursday. We were the only customers during that time, and got to speak at length with Mike, the co-owner. We really enjoyed it, though their pricing could be altered to be more consistent. The plaza and surrounding area isn't much to look at, and the Grille is not visible from the road. One really has to make an effort to get here. We really liked how the inside was decorated, with a mishmash of Filipino culture on one side (including a pretty good mural of Manny Pacquaio) and a large nature scene (painted by Mike) that gets added to with cinema characters when he gets inspired (examples being Chunk from the Goonies, Sebastian from the Little Mermaid, and my favorite: Frank Dux from Bloodsport). There is even an official arm wrestling setup at one of the dining tables, inspired by the movie 'Over the Top'. Drinks are strictly cans (soda for $2) and bottles. The menu is very focused, nothing too complicated, and very tasty. They were out of the wings and burger that afternoon, but we were here for the Filipino entrees so there were no issues. Lumpia Meal ($13.99) - comes with your choice of three lumpia and rice. What's a little disheartening is that the price of the meal is actually higher than if you ordered the items individually ($11.96 : lumpia and one scoop of rice are all $2.99 each) Regardless of the reason, that's not a consumer friendly thing at all. I really liked the variety of the lumpia, which had been fried very well (crunchiness is always good). The gyro was different, with the side of tzatziki sauce adding a lot of flavor. My favorite was the TNA (Taters and Adobo), the mix worked really well. What I thought would work well (the bulgogi mac n cheese) was OK, probably because there wasn't much filling or flavor. Chicken Adobo Meal ($13.99) - no pork adobo today, so got the chicken. It was OK, decent flavor, but small amounts of chicken breast. We added a pork skewer for $2.99. It had been glazed with banana ketchup and grilled over an open flame. Street BBQ Skewers ($13.99) - liked the pork skewers, so got three more in a meal. It has the same addition problem (individually priced, it adds up to $11.96, less than the meal). The meat pieces on these seemed even smaller, and some of the cuts were grisly. Mike did suggest I get the small fruit salad for dessert ($1.49) and it was good. Reminded me of halo halo, except smaller and without the beans. Lumpia is definitely the thing to get here.