I got miso soup (4.25/5), the volcano roll (4.5/5), and hibachi chicken, shrimp, and tofu (5/5)…read more The miso soup was good but nothing too special. We loved how crunchy the dynamite roll was. I loved my hibachi proteins; they were better and a lot larger portions than dedicated hibachi places. Everything was cooked great; the shrimp and tofu had a nice, semi crunchy sear on them, and the veggies and chicken were also flavorful and tender. The fried rice was ok; I didn't notice any egg. The food was ready super quick; I was very impressed how fast they got it all out (5/5). The interior is clean and simple (4/5). Overall, for a fast casual place, this is hard to beat!

Food is consistent and really good. Portions are great, food is seasoned well, and fresh. Fair…read moreprices and excellent service, which is getting increasingly hard to find in todays world. Omar was really great in making sure everything came out ok and that we were taken care of.

I would have never thought of coming in here since it does not sound like a place that has food,…read morehowever social media is amazing and shared this place! So many ramen options to keep you coming back for different flavors, plus they have toppings ready to go to add some extra flavor. The ladies that work here are very helpful and will walk you through the whole process as different t ramen types require different setting on the machine. Even if you don't get the ramen, there is a ton of dry goods as well as frozen Korean style foods to take home...especially the ice cream!

This Asia market is an absolute gem. The moment you walk in, you're greeted with vibrant displays,…read moreshelves packed with unique products, and an energy that makes you want to explore every aisle. It's the kind of store where you go in for one thing and leave with a basket full of new favorites. One of the biggest highlights is the noodle bar--a total game-changer. You can choose your noodles and toppings, and watch everything come together right in front of you. The flavors are bold, comforting, and authentic, making it the perfect quick bite while you shop. It's worth visiting the market for the noodle bar alone. The staff was absolutely amazing and such a help!

They just opened. The food was good. Service is good as well. Just a to go place with a couple…read moreof small table. Hope they are successful since there is no where else around to eat.

Throughly enjoyed the food it was cooked too perfection. I had the jerk mac and my fiancé had the…read moreblack lotus bowl both were delicious.

The location and the area threw us off. Not going to lie, I was lowkey scared and skeptical to go…read morein. Once you're inside the building, it's not super big but a nice space. Gave a homely vibe. The food? Amazing! Started with just a few dishes because my family aren't big on Korean food and they were even worried we wouldn't finish all the food. But all the dishes were so good and they loved it so much, we ended up ordering more to try. Agedashi tofu was something new we tried and loved, ordered twice. Definitely try the food, don't let the place fool you!

This place never fails. The galbi was delicious. This is probably my favorite go to Korean spot in…read moreAugusta. They do have good soups as well!

We loved this spot!…read more You come in and order, they give you a table number to take with you as you seat yourself, and then you get your food shortly after. The bao buns were some of the best I've ever had. Flavorful, and so fresh. The ramen was delicious with fresh noodles, and my husbands steak teriyaki was pretty decent as well. Service was very friendly, everything came out quick, and the atmosphere is so light and airy with lots of tables that aren't too close together. Worth a stop in! Get the pork belly bao buns!

If you're looking for an authentic hibachi place with a twist, this is it. Cilantro is not one of…read morean ingredients that Japanese cuisine uses, and Mirin used it. That was the twist. The dishes were tasteful. So, remember, this is a fusion restaurant, meaning they deconstruct the dishes and they put a twist of their creativity. Four stars for me, service was good, place and bathrooms were clean. Will I go back? Yes, and would love to try their ramen and boba collection for next time.

We came to celebrate my son's 20th birthday. The food was amazing and they also were accommodating…read moreto my youngest who has Autism and allowed me to bring special food for him. They also have a nice ambiance as well. My family and I will be returning. Thank you for making this day special for us.

Didn't even know it was there but wow was it delish!! Went for lunch and will for sure go back…read moreagain...and soon!

This is my favorite poké spot in Augusta! I used to live near here and went here all the time…read more Whenever I come back to Augusta, I stop by for a bowl because of the memories. And the bowls are delicious every single time I come here. The portion sizes are very generous, and the staff are always very kind and attentive. The restaurant itself doesn't have much going on in terms of decor, but it is always clean.

Tried this place out for the first time few days ago and I really enjoyed it. Kinda gave off an…read moreAsian version of Chipotle vibes. You go down the counter picking the type of rice, protein, and toppings. Despite their pre made bowls, I opted for a custom bowl. Got white rice with double protein of ahi tuna. For toppings, I got cucumbers, pineapples, and jalapeños; all of which were pretty fresh & crisp. The tuna didn't have a watery after taste like you'd get at some other poke places that serve tuna. For seasoning, I got the spicy aioli, but it wasn't as strong as I hoped, but with some sprinkled tempura flakes on top, the gave the overall texture a nice crispy crunch. Glad I tried this place out. Definitely will be back. Service was pretty slow though, so I'd come at off peak hours. Not sure if it's just one person working, but it took a while to get our food with only 2 people ahead.

Stopped in today after my daughter had senior pictures to try Korean food. She's not a picky…read moreeater, but I was surprised she was open to trying all the food. The staff was extremely friendly and the restaurant was clean. The food was fresh and delicious! The short ribs were absolutely amazing. The tofu was not our cup of tea but that was due to the actual texture of tofu and nothing to do with the restaurant. We'd never had tofu before and wanted to try it. Now we've tried it! I would go back again and try the other types of bulgogi they offer.

Stopped by Seoul Korean Kitchen the other day to try their Jjajangmyeon and kimchi jjigae…read more Banchan 3.5/5: The kimchi was pretty standard, similar to what you would get from a decent brand at H mart. The bean sprouts were a bit salty. Chili cucumber was well seasoned and refreshing, and the sliced fish cake was the highlight with a slight sweet and sesame oil flavor. Each dish supposedly comes with a banchan, but if you eat with another person, then you get 1 set of banchan only with 1 refill and additional refills cost $2.50 which was different from most cities I have been to with a more established asian food scene (Atlanta, Houston, Dallas, etc). jjajangmyeon 4/5: The jjajangmyeon had decent portions. The noodles were really nice and chewy, and the sauce on top had a slight sweetness to it that made it different from the chinese jiajiang mian I normally eat. There were plenty of zucchini and onion pieces, and the pork was tender and just a bit fatty which I enjoyed. Highlight of the meal. Kimchi Jjigae 3/5: The kimchi jjigae comes with kimchi, tofu, and pork pieces in a stew and a side of rice. The stew itself comes out piping hot but is almost 90% kimchi and minimal tofu and pork. Very few pieces of tofu and pork, unlike the jjajangmyeon which had more generous amounts of pork. The rice bowl it comes with is quite small. We ran out well before the kimchi stew was completed, and they charge $2 for rice refills. Overall, the food was decent and service is solid. Pricing was slightly steep with a bowl of jjajangmyeon (noodles with stir fry pork sauce overlying) running at $19 and a bowl of mostly kimchi and a few pieces of tofu/pork pieces costing $17. Their banchan/rice refill policy is questionable, but the food scratches the itch in a city with a smaller Korean population and minimal competition.

Quiet little spot (I went during lunch on a Wednesday). Menu includes more than just sushi, check…read moreit out. We ordered Gyoza, Seaweed salad and for rolls we had Dynamite, Spicy tuna, Shrimp tempura, South Philly, Fried red snapper, and I think the YumYum Roll. I thought they were very reasonably priced, well portioned and the sushi was pretty good. I would certainly go back to try a few more rolls. Staff was pleasant and attentive.

Been coming for decades and I'm still shocked they've been able to maintain quality at a reasonable…read moreprice! Thanks Sushi Man!

Bizarrely, the entrance was on the back side of the store where it looks more like you're in a…read morewarehouse district. It wasn't the most impressive Asian grocery, and indeed the other one I visited nearby was better in selection on almost everything I look for: Asian produce, fresh noodles, hot sauces and oils. The notable aspects of this one were an owner who really knew his selection, and who commented on the fact that I must be a vegetarian. The reason being that I bought (and they sell) an absolutely enormous variety of tofu. There were frozen tofu bits, tofu sheets, fresh tofu, tofu with some kind of "lava" inside. I found at least four separate sections in the store with notable amounts of tofu products. So while I didn't buy a ton of other things, I will be flush on soy products for a while and would definitely recommend to any vegetarian looking for some high-protein products to come here.

I am so sorry to see this closevfir twenty years I shopped at this market. They had soy sauces and…read moreproducts the current Asian markets do not carry. I hope in the future they reopen they will definitely have my business again.