Savannah Food Guide

Savannah Food Guide | Detailed Recommendations! 🍴 Right after posting the first "You Haven’t Been to Savannah If You Miss These" list, here’s ! These picks are perfect for travelers with extra time, deep foodies, or anyone who loves specific cuisines—follow along and you won’t regret it～ The Vault (Asian Fusion) 🌏 The name alone sounds intriguing—it’s a restaurant converted from an old bank vault! Step inside and you’ll love the retro, cool industrial vibe, perfect for photos 📸. The menu focuses on Asian fusion dishes. My go-to is Tiger Cry 🐯! It’s actually seared beef cubes, cooked to a perfect medium-rare—juicy and tender, tossed in a zesty, spicy-sour sauce that’s addictive. Their stir-fried noodles are also amazing: wok-charred, springy, and loaded with ingredients. Tuna lovers, start with the tuna tartare—fresh tuna mixed with avocado and crunch, light and refreshing! 👉 Pro: Has its own parking lot—super convenient for drivers! The Juicy Seafood (American Seafood) 🦞 American seafood spots are everywhere, but this one’s top-tier for flavor and freshness—easily in Savannah’s top 3! It deserves a "Seafood Award" 🏆. Must get the butter garlic seasoning! Rich buttery garlic coats every piece of seafood, so flavorful you’ll lick your fingers. Their wings and onion rings are crispy and delicious, a great side with seafood. Pro tip: Don’t struggle with crab shells (trust me, I dislocated my jaw once 😅)—ask the server for a cracker! I usually order the Seafood Platter—mix of everything. Hate one? Swap it for another (except snow crab). For two people: small platter + a side = perfect; large = stuffed. My friend loved it so much, she ate here three days in a row! 👉 Pro: Own parking lot—seafood fans, don’t miss! Kim Chi II (Korean Food) 🇰🇷 The name says it all—it’s Korean! They were takeout-only for ages, but now dine-in is back—great news for K-food lovers. Recommendations: Kalbi (Korean short ribs)—tender, coated in sweet-spicy sauce; steamed dumplings (juicy, perfect with vinegar); spicy stir-fried rice cakes (chewy, balanced heat); and sweet rice drink (refreshing). Only downside: portions are small—order more to fill up. P.S. For better Korean food, head to Atlanta (check my profile for Atlanta K-food recs 😉)! 👉 Pro: Own parking lot three (sorry for the dad joke 😂) Sakura (Chinese Buffet) 🍱 This is my "guilty pleasure" pick—it’s a regular Chinese buffet, no need to go out of your way, but the value is unbeatable! $15 per person for dinner (drinks included) with endless options: sushi, seafood, desserts, mains, soups… plus soft-serve ice cream 🍦. My friend and I stop by occasionally—so many dishes, we always find new faves. Even if you don’t eat much, it’s satisfying! Super popular with locals too. 👉 Pro: Own parking lot—great for a casual, filling meal! #Savannah