Miyo’s
715 Fashion Dr,Ste 1, Columbia, SC, 29229
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Address :
715 Fashion Dr,Ste 1
Columbia, SC, 29229 - Phone (803) 788-8878
- Website https://miyos.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:30 am - 9:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Dinner
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : No
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Trendy
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Full Bar
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : Yes
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Eric S.
Excellent Service and Very Flavorful Selections. We were pleasantly surprised by our seafood dinners' taste and presentation. It made sense why there were so many patrons in the restaurant as well as picking up take out. Great value for Asian Fusion cuisine.
(5)Ne'Cole V.
So disappointed in our experience here. We ordered the calamari (mediocre). The menu here is severely overpriced. The service was terrible. The ambiance was good but the food ruined it for us. My mongolian beef was so hot I couldn't eat it. The waiter then proceeds to tell me that sometimes the chef's decide to make it extra hot. My husband had the pad thai and it was ok, but not great. Will not be going back.
(1)Swetha G.
I've been to this location a handful of times and the service is a hit or miss, and the food is more on the mediocre side. The hostesses have always been friendly and welcoming. As for servers, there's one odd guy that has waited on us a few times and he is awkward and strange. He has actually made dining uncomfortable! Tonight fortunately a lovely lady named Sara was our server and she was terrific. She knew the menu very well and she was super nice and super helpful with questions that we had. I had their seaweed salad, avocado maki rolls, spicy asparagus maki rolls, and mochi ice cream. The seaweed salad was ok, the avocado maki rolls were good, the spicy asparagus make rolls were not so great, and the mochi ice cream with vanilla filling was delicious. My friend had their sweet & sour soup as well as their Malaysian combo platter and liked all of her food. I've had sesame tofu w/brown rice in the past and liked it. I also had their Buddhist Delight Tofu dish the last time I was at Miyo's and thought it was terrible. It was completely bland and tasted like it was in the preliminary stages of cooking. All in all the food is either ok or good but rarely amazing. But for the ambiance and location it's a place I like to go back to. The atmosphere is warm and modern, and the location is so close to plenty of shops and the movie theater, that it make this a convenient spot to grab a meal at.
(3)Neuropickle S.
We're both Asian-American with Asian mothers (Taiwanese; Korean) so we tend to be picky about Asian cuisine. He was reluctant to go to Miyo's but none the less agreed to go. At first we thought it would be packed based on the number of cars in the lot. Maybe they were at Cici's Pizza next door? Anyhow, we received prompt seating on a Saturday night at 9PM; and attentive, courteous service from Chris. We started off with hot Green Tea (nothing unusual), and Yellowtail sashimi (not the Yellowtail Cilantro Sashimi appetizer) - flavorful, fresh with a melt in your mouth texture. The best Yellowtail we've had in Columbia & Charleston (Tsunami's; Red Bowl; Sumo's). Our entrees were Schezchuan Beef & Emerald Chicken with brown rice (just like home). Schezchuan Beef was tender and flavorful with the right amount of spice. We brought it home for breakfast. The Emerald Chicken is more like "comfort food" Chicken & Dumplings without dumplings. A large lump of Spinach hidden beneath the large quantity of tender, thin sliced chicken in a clear, garlic sauce. We devoured it despite how large the portions are.
(4)Ron V.
The M Cafe roll and their signature fried rice make this worth going to. That's all we ever order.
(3)Thomas V.
Solid work lunch location. General Tso Chicken is always good. Thai Basil Beef makes the rotation as well. Their variant of Pad Thai is also not bad. It's only been stellar a few times (maybe I was really hungry?) and wasn't as great an atmosphere for dinner. But it never truly disappoints. Which is why it makes the lunch rotation at least once a week.
(4)Dave G.
Crab and avo, tuna tartar. Yummy! Our server seemed stoned, knocked one star off for that.
(4)Susan S.
Hostess was rude, food was awful, cold, greasy, place was very dirty. Hostess leaned over our table to push some of the dirt and food that was on our seat onto the floor and dragged her hair through my soup. Nothing was taken off the bill. Will NEVER go there again. Just awful.
(1)Paul B.
Can You Say Pad Thai? This is one of the best dishes of Pad Thai noodles I have had in a long time! The combination of fish sauce and spice was perfecto! Chicken was sliced thin, and was tender and flavorful! Seaweed salad was also very good, and they have a nice sushi selection!
(4)Jacquie G.
Decent food decent service, service was a little slow. We had super yummy appitizers the crab wantons were great and the NY roll was an interesting take on shushi but the main dishes were only okay. Not cheap though 2 people ate for 60
(4)Hardy E.
The waiter was good. The food was absolutely tasteless!
(2)Michael T.
I won't go too in depth on this review because there are plenty of Miyo's reviews out there, so my review will serve to compare this location to the others. I used to frequent the Columbiana location on a regular basis during my college days, and I would put the quality about on par with that location. Both are far above Miyo's on Main St. The menu at this location does seem to be a little smaller, with the focus being more on the sushi selection than the Chinese and other fusion style dishes. The thing I do like about this and all Miyo's locations is the option of more authentic and thus healthier Asian dishes. They also do offer your traditional Chinese-American style dishes. That being said, the food is done pretty well, but nothing that will blow your mind. Where this location falls short is in service. I don't put the blame on the staff itself though. The main reason for the shortcoming in service is that the staff is always new. I've been to this location probably 7 or 8 times since it opened and haven't once seen the same waiter or waitress. You can argue the purpose of such high turnover, though I'm pretty sure if you know anyone in Columbia that knows anything about Miyo's, you know why.
(3)Lauren G.
Miyo's has very friendly waiters and waitresses. It is a truly beautiful restaurant and it has delicious food.
(5)M A.
Be Wary! Try another location in Columbia! I've eaten in at this Miyo's on two occasions. The food is good, the service is mediocre, and the management sucks. I took my family for a family night dinner to Miyo's because of a previous great experience at the Harbison location. Of course my husband and I ordered what we had before thinking it would be the same, and we were disappointed. Our food arrived with meat on top of a bed of lettuce which was supposed to be the salad (just lettuce is not a salad). The meat taste good although it was a little overcooked. All the other appetizers and entrees were good. Our pot of tea was not refilled until we asked and of course unlike the superb service at the Harbison location, our tea leaves were not refreshed (big downer). Even still the family time was enjoyable, UNTIL, we paid for meal. Our check read $117 (before taxes) and some change. This was typical for our family of five (5). We gave the waiter the credit card to pay and received a receipt with 18% gratuity added into it! Now I'm used to paying gratuity without the mandate but normally if we are required to pay the mandated gratuity it's for parties of 6 or more , it's printed on the menu, and on your receipt BEFORE you pay. So of course we were a bit annoyed that it was added in after the fact and without a warning. Before signing the receipt we asked what was going on and the server stated the Manager said he could charge gratuity for parties of five. That would have been nice to know when we received the receipt. We called the manager over and he admitted to this and to the fact that this 18% gratuity rule is not printed anywhere in the store or menu. We asked for a refund of the gratuity and of course left less than the $23 gratuity (they added it after taxes). I may not have argued the issue if the server was like the one we previously had at Harbison, but he did not give us $23 worth of service. I had a much better experience at the Harbison location. Everyone should beware of this trickery (18% gratuity on parties of five) that's not even posted in menu or store. Avoid this store, and if you don't mind the additional time/distance drive to Harbison, try that location instead. Another note, on a previous occasion instead of the rice which comes with a dinner meal I ordered, I requested salad (nothing spectacular, just that green stuff) and I was told the store used to much produce and would not substitute salad (lettuce) for rice but would give me extra green beans. I didn't know lettuce cost more than green beans but ok. IJS - Be wary to eat at this Miyo's location.
(2)Ellisa V.
Food was very good, but service was a little spotty. Sushi and Pad Thai were both excellent, probably our favorite from any of the Asian inspired places around town. We saw a handful of dishes we'd like to try if/when we come back again. I don't know if our server was new or maybe just overwhelmed, but he disappeared quite a few times and we had to ask for the check at least twice before we actually received it.
(4)Alice L.
Food is usually very good at Miyo's, but they are getting more expensive. If you could, try not to go there on Friday or Saturday nights. We went there last night and it was very noisy. It also took them some time to serve dinner....We had mojitos, ma-po tofu (which is no longer on the menu, just ask for it), and sweet and sour pork last night. Miyo's does special entree very well- a little bit more authentic than other chinese food around. The sweet and sour pork isn't worth the price. The Miyo's VIP card got us free california roll -- wouldn't recommend it unless it's free. Their special rolls and sushi are usually good though. Mojitos, delicious - wouldn't complain much about it other than they ran out of proper glasses. Nice decor and attentive service - besides the noise, it was a pleasant dinner.
(3)Tom K.
Great priced New Asian. I moved back into town and saw a few new Miyo's besides the original Forrest location. Food and drinks are as good as I remember. Always a delight.
(5)Larry B.
Pretty good upscale asian restaurant in the area. One of the better restaurants in NE Columbia in my opinion. Has been good every time that I have been.
(4)Abc D.
Love this Miyo's, just like all restaurants in this local chain. The in-laws live nearby so we almost always have a meal here when we visit. The food and service are good, and the decor is pretty. We recently had a large party here and they were very helpful, food was delivered promptly, drinks refilled in a timely manner, etc. I like any of the grilled dishes, excellent Hong Kong fried rice, sushi, Kung pao chicken, etc.
(5)Bailey B.
Terrible experience more than once. I have tried to give them a second chance because it is very good when it is right. Unfortunately, I will not be back as Miyo's can only serve inconsistency on a plate. Beyond disappointed.
(1)Gerardo G.
The food was great. I had the samurai roll, rainbow roll and shrimp tempura. Reason why I gave it a three is because the visual representation of the restaurant was subpar. We were sitter promptly and noticed right away a table had water and food all over it. We were there for almost an hour and was never cleaned up. The server and bartender passed the table multiple times and did nothing about it. Our server was either new at his job or he was nervous because he completely messed our bills up. The food was great and the restaurant has lots of potential the staff just needs to stop being lazy and do their jobs more efficiently.
(3)Pattie P.
Sushi was good but I have never had a restaurant tell me that brown avocado was exceptable. They need to re-evaluate their chefs. Service is mid to fair.
(2)Mike G.
We've been eating at Miyos for 14 years. Always have enjoyed Michelle's restaurants. They were run tight and efficient. Lately while visiting the NE location at Sandhills, we've been greatly disappointed. From the time we enter the hostess is harried. We ask for a booth and there isn't one available. We've stopped in at 10:20 and they've stopped seating...EVERY chair is on the table for clean up - before closing. Our server us complaining to the table behind us the he only makes "$2.13 an hour". The food however is always exceptional and that is the only reason we return. We like Michelle and believe in her brand, however this location needs serious attention.
(1)Kristi M.
The food and service were great. The staff took more money from our account than we authorized. Nice, but dishonest.
(1)Alex R.
Really good locally owned restaurant. Great staff, if a mistake is made it's quickly fixed with no excuses, just solutions. Friendly to gluten free diners with an Awesome Phat Tai (specify you want it spicy if you like it hot), or you can ask for fish sauce on the side to spice it to The Veterans' Health Care Eligibility Reform Act of 1996
(5)Jessica T.
My husband had lunch here this week with a group of co-workers and he said that they were initially grossed out because the walls and decor were covered in dust. He had the sushi lunch special which he said was not appetizing. His spicy tuna roll was mushed up tuna, not a slice of tuna and his philly roll was mostly cream cheese. He said the sushi at the grocery store was better. The prices were decent. The waiter did a good job.
(3)Spence R.
Great food we loved the mongolian and szechuan beef. We have a hard time finding consistently good food but would definitely come here again! The Wonton and hot and sour soup weren't the best but the appetizer which was Tempura shrimp was delicious! Service with H Graham was great and delivered with a smile the whole time even though they were slammed working the bar and our table at the same time he and the other bartender were VERY attentive!
(4)Erin H.
Great food and fantastic service. Have come here a lot over the years, for lunch and dinner, and have never been disappointed.
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