Had a craving for Asian food on a late Sunday evening so decided to try this place. The place was…read moreslow with one other table with customers, We were greeted by our server and ordered promptly. We chose the Pad See Ew with pork and Basil Ground Pork and egg. The food came out piping hot and fresh. Both dishes were tasty and reasonably nice portions. The Pad See Ew did not have a lot of pork, however it was fresh and good flavor. I ordered medium spicy and it came out perfect. The Basil ground pork dish had a lot of green beans and not much of the basil flavor I expected but it was fresh and flavorful. I would probably hold the green beans next time but that's my preference. Overall, everything was very good and hit the spot. I would like to try some other dishes next visit. I would give it a strong 4.2 if I could rate in between 4 and 5. Also note our service was excellent and the server made numerous visits to check on us. Thanks

I have eaten at hundreds of Asian restaurants in my life. This was absolutely the worst- bar none…read more Here is the recipe: steam vegetables for a few minutes until they are not steamed at all. Drop them in a can of coconut milk. Pair it with the cheapest quality of rice on the market (Uncle Ben?). Call it Panang curry. I had to throw it away, and for me to throw away food it must be absolutely stomach-turning. The young lady at the register had a slight accent, and in order to do pleasant small talk I asked her where she was from, having an accent myself. I thought we may be from the same country. She said she could not reveal private information. That was absolutely weird, also considering that customers receipts, including their signatures and how much they tipped, are pasted by the register. An absolute and far more serious violation of customers' privacy. But, if we stick to the food only, it's an absolutely must avoid. Minus 10 stars. That bad and worse.

Don't represent your steak as a whole steak. It came out in pieces. That was not fried rice…read more The tempura shrimp was greasy. They did not have shaved ginger. My husband has never left food on his plate, but he did at Kyotos. The best item on my table was the Coors beer. Thats where the one star came from.

Walking in with the understanding that it was a little less than two hours before closing, our…read morewaitress did a great job. I observed that she was the only person in the dining area as well as serving a few other tables of other 4-6 patron parties. It was also clear that she was overwhelmed but still intent on catering to our needs as customers with a smile. Kyoto's was beautifully decorated as well as clean enough for everyone to feel comfortable and appetized for their meals - when our food came out, we enjoyed our Hibachi and sushi rolls and while there was an error between staff, the overall dining experience was enjoyable and not stressful due to their ability to recover from their mistakes. Thank you, Kyoto!

We were four people, four different entrees. We have never eaten here before, and as out-of-town…read moretourists. I am so sorry that for our limited time in Beaufort, we opted for this restaurant, based on its good reviews. This is not a flattering review, and I give it two stars only because I myself tend to dismiss one-star reviews as coming from people with an axe to grind. We try to support small, local businesses, but Ocha Noodle Cafe was a waste of our money, and a wasted opportunity in Beaufort to have a satisfying meal-- so maybe I do have an axe to grind given my disappointment, and even anger about how far two of the four dishes were so disliked to the point of no one wanting to eat them for next-day leftovers. Of the four entrees, only one was good-- the flat noodles with broccoli. The calamari was okay. The larb was awful-- it was very salty and the umami flavor was so strong that it crossed the border from flavorful to smelling as though it had started to turn, although it didn't taste off. However, once we were aware of the off-putting pungent odor, all of us lost the desire to eat it. Most of it was thrown out. The Singapore noodles (see pic) were awful and nothing at all like the way Singapore noodles should be. This dish seemed to be made from cut up bits of spaghetti, which has been overcooked-- the noodles were soft and mushy, in a salty, greasy, and slimy sauce. Most of it was thrown out. The waiter, who smiled only when directly facing us, got the orders correct, and didn't let the water glasses go dry.

Ordered Tonkutsu with chicken absolutely bland, chicken looked to be pulled off a boiled chicken…read morebreast. It had several quail eggs in it... menu did not list soy sauce marinated quail eggs in this soup. The noodles were the texture of basic 25€ noodles from Food Lion. They were al dente, not softened at all. I am all for supporting local businesses this just wasn't pleasing at all. Sara seemed to be annoyed with many people coming in at 630pm. The younger girl ( didn't catch her name) was very sweet and helpful. I always give establishments two try's before I don't return. Next time I will try something else and will come back for another review.

Out of all the restaurants Ive tried pho, this spot is my favorite. The broth is amazing. The owner…read moreand his wife service is amazing everything about this restaurant I love.

Food and service are great! Could use an upgrade on the ambiance…read more Got the Pho but there's a lot to choose from.

I don't even know where to start. We arrived on a very busy Saturday night with no reservation and…read morewere able to be seated after a very short wait. The staff was very kind and attentive, and the food was the best we have had during our weekend trip to Savannah. The pork soup dumplings were so delicious my kids asked for a 2nd order before we finished the first one. We had the pork soup dumplings (2x), fried pork pot stickers (it's not a pan fry, I would like to try steamed in the future), the cucumbers, the green beans, chicken fried rice and meatballs. We were thinking Savannah would be a stop in the future if it were on the way. We will now come back just for dinner at E-Tang again. It was the best service and food we experienced during our trip.

Food was really good and the portions were huge. It was a little too warm in the restaurant but…read morethat didn't take away from the fun. Server was quick and very accommodating. We even got to go cups!

We come here every year when we visit Savannah. It's always a little different, decor wise, and…read morewith the wait for seating. (During the week this visit we had no wait- which was GREAT!). I always get the Spicy Lemongrass Noodles (baseline usually not very spicy- you can add table side spices to your liking). They vary a little year to year but I always enjoy them. Cold air inside, waters stayed full, but it can be fairly noisy depending who you're sat next to and how busy the place is. Tables can be a bit tight for a couple as you'll only get a 2 top (they get busy and need to save the larger tables for bigger parties). We were able to order before the 10 top next to us, so our food came out super fast! (Yay!!) Could use two bathrooms though, the one they have is large but when they are packed it can be quite a wait. Lots of metered street parking on Broughton and nearby streets. We'll be back again!

4.5/5 stars. My first restaurant stop in Savannah! A cute Asian restaurant, I loved that they have…read morethe origin of the food listed on the menu for each item. Makes it fun to try dishes from different locations, especially for those unfamiliar with Asian cuisine. Very pricey menu. Pad Thai 2.5/5 could have had way more flavor and had zero spice, and they didn't ask if we wanted a spice level at all. Flavor came out once chili sauce was added. Red spicy noodles were spicy and yummy! 5 spice BBQ pork plate was super flavorful, loved this dish! Lychee sake martini just tasted like lychee juice which was great. They also add in 2 lychees to eat/garnish! A good spot, nothing to write home about. Probably wouldn't come back, there was nothing wrong with the place, just nothing exceptional.

I walked into Thai Spices and Sushi like I was about to witness a culinary magic trick go horribly…read morewrong. Thai. Sushi. Ramen. Pho. In Waycross. That's not a menu, that's a United Nations meeting. I was fully expecting confusion, chaos, and at least one bad life decision. I was wrong. This place is the real deal. Let's start with the sushi. I ordered the Monster Roll, and honestly, I'd order it again tomorrow without hesitation. Fresh, creative, and actually balanced. Not one of those rolls drowning in sauce trying to cover up a bad situation. This one shows up, does its job, and leaves you thinking about it later. Then came the Chicken Panang Curry. First bite? Lights out. Like, pause mid-conversation and reevaluate your expectations kind of good. Rich, creamy, just the right kick. Now, did every bite hit that same peak? Not quite. It settled into just "really, really good" instead of "life-changing," which is still a win. If I had one gripe, the chicken leaned a little overcooked. But the vegetables were perfect and that sauce absolutely carried the dish. Now the atmosphere... this is where things take a turn. It feels like a sports bar that decided one day it wanted to travel the world. TVs going, energy up, and somehow you're sitting there eating curry and sushi like this is completely normal. It shouldn't work. But it does. And shoutout to my server, Woody. At least that's what the receipt says, and I'm rolling with it. She was fun, efficient, and locked in the whole time. I came in expecting a mess. I left planning my next order. Five stars.

Trendy spot on the Main Street. Tonight the crowd tend to be in their 20-30s maybe 40…read more I don't recognize most of the menu item.

Will not be going back.... Placed my orders online and was told it would be a 45-60 minute wait,…read moreand I'm glad I didn't wait that long.... My sushi was like warm and one of the rolls I ordered was wrong. When I called and told them.... They said it was right and there was nothing they could do about it and they were sorry if I didn't like it.... This place has gone down horribly and the service sucks....

Went today and was really expecting something good because I love sushi. The service was very…read morehorrible from the time we walked in. We were not greeted and when we asked about seating it was a rude response from the lady working in the front. When ordering the food I was welcomed with attitude because I asked questions about what I was getting. And to top it all off when we paid we were chastised for not tipping (I know that's a controversial topic) because they have to clean the tables and collect the empty plates and utensils. I would have tipped if I received better treatment from the beginning but the way we were treated I was ready to get out of there. You can definitely tell that we weren't welcome. Even with subpar food I still would give this place 0 stars if that were possible. Definitely will be my only time going there. No need to take my money where I'm not wanted or welcomed.