Sobaya Bistro - Myrtle Beach

Nice lunch. My wife and I had the Katsudon and loved every bite. The plaza where it is located is very attractive and easy to reach. The take-out service was super fast and easy. The pig was tasteful and not dry. We'll be back when we go through Myrtle Beach, that's safe.

The rams were really great. The noodles tasted fresh and the pig was really delicious. We also had the Takoyaki, but it wasn't the best. I remember that Takoyaki in Japan is bigger and round and crispy on the outside. The flavors were still ok. My friend had the Bibimbap and said it was really good.

Myrtle Beach has a hidden Jem of a restaurant here. We found this little hole in the wall on Yelp and decided to try it. With only Eight tables this restaurant is cozy and personal. The owners were nice and attentive. My wife and I ordered the udon and a Ramen dinner bowl. VERY GOOD!!!!!! We also had the tempura appitizer that was fresh and wonderful. We will definitely be back and recommend this restaurant to our friends.

Cozy Japanese restaurant, serving authentic Japanese food. Great service. Welcoming atmosphere. Our entrees were delicious! Including Katsu and Tempura bowls, Kyushu Tonkotsu Ramen. The Yakiniku was delicious but much more spicy than I have had in Japan. I recommend asking the cook to tone the spice down. Miso soup, salad, Gyoza were all good. Best Japanese food in Myrtle Beach.

Got here a few mins after 2 and they close at 2:30pm. We shared a tempura appetizer and then had a nabeyaki udon, tonkatsu ramen and karaage bento. Very satisfying. The udon was very good along with the soup. So was the chicken. Great service. 8