Best Asian Food Restaurants in Columbia

"Every night as you enter, you will immediately see Sam Suaudom –likely having a conversation with a lucky patron about the importance of balance, with respect to wine and his family’s food. If you were to peek in the kitchen, you’d see his father, Sam (also), working the wok; his mother, Nancy, working the curries/sauces; and his brother, Alex, on the grill and quality control. For years, Sam has been working with his wife and sons to bring Columbia a little of the savory, Northern Thai cuisine that he grew up with (and we’re so lucky he has)."

"A post shared by Baan Sawan (@baansawanthaibistro) on Dec 13, 2019 at 5:49am PST. Baan Sawan Thai Bistro or House of Sawan Thai Bistro has served traditional Thai food in Columbia since the late nineties. The dishes in Baan Sawan Thai Bistro are cooked from the heart using the freshest local and Thai ingredients along with careful execution of classical Thai cooking methods."

"Baan, as devoted regulars call it, is a family owned bistro where everyone is made to feel at home. As de facto family, visitors enjoy excellent Thai food, as well as superior wine and beer options. Chef Alex Du Monde and his parents cook up excellent versions of classic Thai dishes, innovative takes on those classics like tom kha matzo soup, and irresistible specials."

"Inakaya Japanese Restaurant is a highly-rated Japanese sushi restaurant that keeps to its promise of authentic Japanese cuisine. Before you do anything, make a reservation as this restaurant is always packed!. Go for the sashimi or raw fish first, followed by Inakaya Restaurant’s sushi appetisers and rolls."

"M Kitchen is a relatively new Chinese and Asian fusion restaurant that opened in 2015 within the heart of Harbison Boulevard, a premier shopping and dining district in Columbia. It includes a bar, where fresh cocktails are made and served within seconds of pouring. Diners can choose from light meals like pork ginger wontons and roast duck spring rolls or opt for authentic Chinese dishes such as stir-fried rice cakes, kung pao chicken or three cup basil chicken."

"340 Columbiana Dr, Columbia, SC 29212-2252Chinese, Japanese, Sushi, AsianLunch, DinnerTakeout, Seating, Parking Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Table Service, Reservations+1 803-764-0558http://www.miyos.com"

"This establishment does not support fellow renters for the facility jins owns. They have told a renter that they have a month to leave the premisis…"

"I heard about this place from my co-workers and gave it a try. The food is simply delicious!. Cost and the amount of food you receive is on point."

"*Beef pho *Chicken noodle soup *Vegetable noodle soup (veggie broth) *Seafood noodle soup (squid,shrimp & crab claw) *Beef stew noodle soup. Pho Viet Restaurant is a favourite with Columbia residents for its savoury noodle broths that warm a body up from within, Vietnamese-style rice dishes, and of course, a huge range of boba teas!. Besides the most traditional form of pho (rice noodle soup with fresh herbs and thinly sliced meat), which is one of Vietnam’s most famous dishes, Pho Viet Restaurant delivers a mean Seafood Pho as well."

"Let's good time for sushi Let's go WASABI #wasabi #hardscrabble #columbiaroll #columbiasushi #wasabisushi #lakeCarolina 4561 Hardscrabble Road 803-736-9687. Wasabi Japanese Restaurant is a sushi and steak restaurant in Columbia that is popular for its colourful and delicious sushi rolls, as well as its mouth-watering steaks, flash cooked in Japanese style, which is a flashy hibachi-grilled, table-side cooking method that involves theatrics and much displays of fire. Talk about entertainment along with your food!"

"Tao Asian Fusion Cuisine & Bar is at the top of our list because who can hate a great sushi bar that is also all-you-can-eat?. Living up to its reputation as having the best and freshest sushi in Columbia, Tao Asian Fusion Cuisine & Bar serves up interesting sushi rolls and appetisers that you will not be able to find anywhere else. Regulars recommend The Godzilla Roll, which is a massive deep-fried tuna roll, the Sexy Jalapeno, a creamy and spicy appetiser, and the Salmon Sushi Pizza."

"Located just a short stroll to the northeast of the center, you can find the historic Hampton-Preston Mansion and its gorgeous gardens. A very popular place to visit, it offers up a fascinating insight into the life and times of the wealthy planters and the poor enslaved people who worked for them. Built back in 1818, the magnificent mansion is one of the finest remaining examples of antebellum architecture in town."

"The Hampton-Preston Mansion and Gardens were first built in the year 1818 for Ainsley Hall, a rich merchant of Columbia, and has since passed many hands. It earned its name from the Hampton family, which it served as a private residence. It is the Hamptons who changed its style, shifting to Greek Revival architecture from the original Federal style."

"The Hampton-Preston Mansion is one of Columbia's oldest and probably most beautiful historic houses. Built in 1818 for rich Columbian merchant Ainsley Hall, it changed hands and served many purposes throughout its rich history. When Wade Hampton I bought it, he changed the house’s Federal-style architecture to Greek Revival."

"St. Peter’s is the oldest Catholic church in the Midlands, dating back to 1821. The original sanctuary was designed by Robert Mills, but the church outgrew it by the early 1900s. The current structure was built in 1906 and features art nouveau-style Tiffany stained glass windows."

"The Ra Obelisk didn’t always look like something straight out of Egypt!. Its story begins in 1989 when this wall was a part of a trestle of an old railroad. Construction workers went to the site in Olympia, Columbia to tear it down, but when the wrecking ball failed to knock down this pillar, they gave up and left it standing."

"This neighborhood park features a playground and two outdoor basketball courts as well as a picnic shelter. There is a grassy field and a spray pool. The community center offers access to computers with Internet access."

"Kayaking on the Saluda River is on the top of the list of fun dates in Columbia. Just imagine, you are sailing along the spectacular coastline, enjoying the views and pleasant company. Such a joint experience usually brings people very close and gives a lot of positive impressions."