Browse menus, reviews and photos of Ramen Restaurants in Columbia.
Ramen · $
1004 Gervais Street, Columbia
Customers’ favorites
“Always delicious, I have had everything on the at least once!”
Ramen
461-3 Town Center Place, Columbia
Customers’ favorites
“Exceptionally good food featuring homemade noodles. I think this place would survive in Manhattan. Beef and noodles is a standout but everything is great. Seems to be family-run. The service is friendly, fast, and highly competent. Hard to say enough good things about this restaurant. We will surely return frequently and encourage others to do the same.”
Seafood · $$
5590 Forest Drive, Columbia
Customers’ favorites
“The food is always good! The service today was fast and Kenya gave exceptional service!”
American · $$
1004 Gervais St, Columbia
“This is a very nice and clean establishment. The employees are very sweet. I had steak and chicken hibachi and it was absolutely amazing. I was able to get a chance to speak to the owner and the chef. They were also amazing. I will be going back really soon.”
Hawaiian · $
1102 Huger Street, Columbia
Customers’ favorites
“Great service getting my Buddhist bowl and friends shrimp bowl prepared to our liking!!! And SO delicious!”
Hawaiian · $
1211 Lincoln Street, Columbia
Customers’ favorites
“Great food and people Food was very tasty and hot.”
Japanese · $
493-1 Town Center Place, Columbia
Customers’ favorites
“I love this place in Sandhills! My family love to eat here every weekend! Always great tasting Ramen and quick service! Thanks Jordan B!”
Asian Fusion · $$
4840 Forest Drive Unit 65, Columbia
Customers’ favorites
“We go out to eat for three things, the food, the service and the atmosphere. The good parts; the food is really good and their sushi rolls are terrific. The decor very nice love that there’s outdoor seating. Happy hour prics very nice. The not so good; depending on the time of day or night you go in there apparently they don’t have the appropriate number of servers so if you want to sit somewhere specific, you will have a very hard time convincing them to seat you where you want to. Number two if you go during happy hour and you want Sushi you are now limited to two rolls per person so if you are a bigger eater, you will then have to pay full price for your third roll. Number three for some reason many of their servers/bartenders/managers are just not happy people and you can see it and it may not matter to everyone, but to me, it goes into the overall atmosphere of the restaurant. The parking lot is typically extremely crowded so nice thing is they do have parking in the back of all of the stores and restaurant which makes it easier to find a spot. Also, if you want to pay cash and avoid the credit card service fee make sure they remove the fee from the receipt. They forget to do that and you have to ask for a whole new receipt every time and wait for a manager to remove it. Realize this is not that big of a deal but just an annoyance.”
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