Lifting Noodles Ramen — Restaurant in Charleston

Really loved this place and the workers were very friendly. Overall the food was great and I'd definitely come back again.

The place was super busy when we came with in house orders and online/delivery orders. My friends and I got our food in about 30 mins and when considering how busy they were, it wasn't too bad of a wait. This isn't on the workers but I think this restaurant needs a size/manning upgrade so they can better serve their customers during times like that. Otherwise the service was great and they do well with what they currently have.

Again the food was great! The dumplings were a little too crispy for my liking but they paired well with the ginger soy sauce.

The crabmeat donut was interesting since its in the shape of a donut but tastes just like sushi. I thought the balance of meat could've been better but it tasted awesome regardless.

The ramen itself, I feel could've used a little more meat but I loved it. It was hot, filling and tasted amazing. Really hit the spot!

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This place is not an authentic ramen place. I wasn't going to write a review until they decided to lie about the refund. I took one taste and immediately returned the ramen as it tasted horrible. I told the young man this was not really Ramen at least not original ramen more like those 99 cent ramen with hard boiled egg and can corn. For almost 20.00 I should have received fresh noodles, eggs with that nice semi runny center and a flavorful broth. He apologized and said he would refund my purchase. He did not refund my credit card as he promised. I guess they're so hard up for business that they have to steal whatever they can. It's bad enough being lied to that you're going to get a bowl of real Ramen but to make matters worse they're going to steal from you after you've been nice enough to tip them. If you're smart you'll eat...

This place a really good. The food has traditional merged with some nuance of fusion. But overall good. The food we had was the traditional ramen and then the spicy. Both were really well done and very flavorful. Delicious. The noodles in the ramen (because it matters) we’re also very good and were not soggy. The tuna nachos were good but I think the bowl as a serving dish made it difficult to eat, which meant a lot of the wonton chips were at the bottom with no tuna. But still good. The “corn dog” was great. Crunchy on the outside with soft goodness in the middle. The fried dumplings were also really good. For drinks we had the passion fruit lemonade. Very good with fresh passion fruit in it. The only real downside is the parking. It’s right on a busy street but don’t let deter you, just be prepared. Definitely a good...