Yoshi Ramen

This is a welcome addition to Fort Mill, SC. You come to not expect much for restaurants here in the South when you think of Authentic Asian foods, but this place was far above expectations. The vegetable ramen is aithe tic. The egg wasn't as strong as I would hope for, but it was still great because it was actually cooked d to the correct doneness. We had the vegetable rolls and tofu appetizers and they hit so hard! This is definitely a new spot that needs to be visited. The prices are excellent considering the quality you get. The place is immaculate and the decor is inviting and modern. The staff is friendly and helpful with just enough interaction to make the visit welcoming but not overly tiring. Great place to eat!

The place is so cute! Our server John was so amazing. We allowed him to choose our Ramen for us . He did not disappoint with the spicy garlic ramen! It was delicious! We enjoyed the cozy, cute atmosphere! We will definitely be back to try more things! I would encourage you to support this amazing business!

Yoshi was such a unique and memorable dining experience! The atmosphere immediately stood out with its creative honeycomb seating, which made the meal feel extra special. The food was absolutely delicious. The shrimp was fried to perfection, crispy and flavorful, and the ramen was rich, comforting, and full of depth. We also tried their house made Yuzu lemonade! Our server, Jon, was incredibly friendly and attentive the entire time, not only with our table but with everyone around him. He made sure we were well taken care of from start to finish. A big shoutout also goes to the young hostess, who noticed us admiring the honeycomb seating and went out of her way to make arrangements so we could sit there, which was such a thoughtful touch! A lot of places may make ramen, but you can’t bea

Yoshi Ramen in Tega Cay, south of Charlotte just might be the answer to the dearth of good Asian food in Charlotte area. The creative beehive setting aside, their food is quite piquant, and what’s more, is quite extensive ranging from rich, slow-simmered broths to the guilty pleasure that is the Korean fried chicken. We’ve tried their ramen—slurping it all in with the right mix of vegetables and meat—makes for a wonderful dining experience. The noodles are house-made and taste quite fresh. The Chicken Fried Rice has been a downer with the chicken in it tasting gummy, but in hindsight we shouldn’t have ordered Chicken Fried Rice in a place that boasts on ramen, so that’s on us. Other savory bites that we’ve tried include Kara-Age chicken(mildly spiced chicken), and Parmesan Truffle Fries(

What a lovely surprise this restaurant was!! We honestly came because I wanted to sit in the honeycomb structure: it was just as cute in person as online. The price point alone is hard to beat, but the quality of food was phenomenal!! We got the agadashi tofu and takoyaki: both 10/10!! I even used the oil from the tofu in my karaage curry ramen bowl because it was so delicious. We live in Southend, but I would absolutely drive back down to eat here again.