At Sola, we bring together the vibrant flavors of japan in one unforgettable dining experience.from handcrafted sushi and steaming bowls of ramen to carefully curated drinks at our full-service bar.every element is designed to delight your senses. we take pride in using the freshest ingredients and time-honored techniques to create dishes that are both delicious and true to tradition.whether you’re craving the comforting richness of tonkotsu ramen.the delicate balance of a sushi roll.or a signature cocktail at the bar.you’ll find it all in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
Hours
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 185 Earth Rd, Elgin, SC 29045
Phone: (803) 806-7888
Website: http://solaramenandsushi.com/
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Reviews
Oluwaseun Osineye
I went to Sola Ramen and Sushi and had the California roll, shrimp fried rice, and two Japanese sodas.
The California roll was fresh and balanced, good rice, smooth avocado, and clean flavors. They did it right without overdoing anything.
The shrimp fried rice was tasty on its own, but the sauce they gave me to pour over it made it even better. It had that rich, savory kick you usually get from soy-based sauces, the kind of sauce that’s common in Japanese dishes and goes great with rice. In Japanese food, soy sauce (also called shoyu) and sauces built off it are often used to add salty, umami depth to rice and other dishes. 
The two Japanese sodas were fun to try, cold, different from regular sodas, and a good match with the food.
Food came out looking good and tasting even better once I added that sauce. Worth the visit.
… moreThe California roll was fresh and balanced, good rice, smooth avocado, and clean flavors. They did it right without overdoing anything.
The shrimp fried rice was tasty on its own, but the sauce they gave me to pour over it made it even better. It had that rich, savory kick you usually get from soy-based sauces, the kind of sauce that’s common in Japanese dishes and goes great with rice. In Japanese food, soy sauce (also called shoyu) and sauces built off it are often used to add salty, umami depth to rice and other dishes. 
The two Japanese sodas were fun to try, cold, different from regular sodas, and a good match with the food.
Food came out looking good and tasting even better once I added that sauce. Worth the visit.
Citlaly Rojo
My boyfriend and I came in for dinner on a weekday and were pleasantly surprised. The atmosphere is beautiful, modern but cozy. We ordered ramen and sushi: the spicy tonkotsu kimchi ramen, miso ramen, and the firecracker maki roll. I didn’t order the spicy tonkotsu but immediately wished I had; it was super flavorful with the perfect kick, so that’s what I’ll be getting next time. The sushi was fresh and nicely plated, and everything came out quickly. Overall great service and a great experience. We’ll definitely be back.
… moreConsuelo Banks
I wasn’t expecting much, but when I walked in, the ambiance was great. We came to try out the sushi. We ordered the Christmas Maki and Fuji roll. Both were delicious and the ingredients were fresh. The service was friendly and attentive. The atmosphere was quaint and nicer than expected. Highly recommend.
… moreLeonard Burnette
Sola Ramen and Sushi is a true gem in Elgin, SC. From the moment you enter, the atmosphere is warm and inviting, with stylish décor and great music. We ordered sushi and spring rolls to start, and they were delicious. The beef ramen—ordered extra spicy—was hands down the best ramen I’ve had in the area. The broth was rich, flavorful, and unique compared to other ramen spots.
Service was excellent, seating was quick, and the restaurant had a steady flow of happy customers the entire time we were there. Even though they’ve only been open for about two months, I can already see this becoming everyone’s favorite ramen and sushi spot. Highly recommend trying the extra spicy ramen if you enjoy a kick!
… moreService was excellent, seating was quick, and the restaurant had a steady flow of happy customers the entire time we were there. Even though they’ve only been open for about two months, I can already see this becoming everyone’s favorite ramen and sushi spot. Highly recommend trying the extra spicy ramen if you enjoy a kick!
Jeff Soots
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Absolutely Outstanding – A True Dining Experience
Sola Ramen & Sushi in Northeast Columbia is absolutely amazing! From the moment you walk in, the Asian-inspired atmosphere sets the tone for something special. The staff is genuine, attentive, and highly professional—there are plenty of them, and it shows in the seamless service that makes this a true dining experience.
We started with the bao buns, which were perfectly soft and flavorful—a great way to begin the meal. The seared salmon with spicy crab roll is in a league of its own: incredible flavors, textures, and freshness that made every bite unforgettable. The Angry Dragon Maki roll was not only delicious but also stunning in presentation—easily one of the best sushi rolls we’ve ever had. Even the way they present the wasabi and ginger is unique and memorable.
For the main course, the curry chicken katsu ramen was pure perfection. The noodles were cooked just right, the katsu chicken was crispy and full of flavor, and the curry broth was so rich and aromatic it rivaled some of the best Indian curry dishes we’ve had.
From freshness to quality to presentation, Sola delivers on every level. If you’re ready for a dining experience that goes far beyond just a meal, this is a must-try restaurant. Conveniently located at 185 Earth Rd, Elgin, SC, Sola Ramen & Sushi deserves to be at the top of your list.
… moreSola Ramen & Sushi in Northeast Columbia is absolutely amazing! From the moment you walk in, the Asian-inspired atmosphere sets the tone for something special. The staff is genuine, attentive, and highly professional—there are plenty of them, and it shows in the seamless service that makes this a true dining experience.
We started with the bao buns, which were perfectly soft and flavorful—a great way to begin the meal. The seared salmon with spicy crab roll is in a league of its own: incredible flavors, textures, and freshness that made every bite unforgettable. The Angry Dragon Maki roll was not only delicious but also stunning in presentation—easily one of the best sushi rolls we’ve ever had. Even the way they present the wasabi and ginger is unique and memorable.
For the main course, the curry chicken katsu ramen was pure perfection. The noodles were cooked just right, the katsu chicken was crispy and full of flavor, and the curry broth was so rich and aromatic it rivaled some of the best Indian curry dishes we’ve had.
From freshness to quality to presentation, Sola delivers on every level. If you’re ready for a dining experience that goes far beyond just a meal, this is a must-try restaurant. Conveniently located at 185 Earth Rd, Elgin, SC, Sola Ramen & Sushi deserves to be at the top of your list.
David “Chico” Morales
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
We stopped by Sola Ramen & Sushi for Sunday lunch to give it a try. I ordered the house fried rice, and it was excellent—full of flavor and cooked just right. My wife, who is Asian and has grown up with traditional ramen and sushi, ordered both. Unfortunately, she wasn’t very impressed. After tasting my fried rice, she agreed it was much better and ended up ordering one for herself.
I also tried the fried oysters, but they weren’t very good. They had a strong ginger flavor that overpowered the dish instead of enhancing it.
On the positive side, the service was good and the staff were very friendly. The restaurant has a nice atmosphere, clean and welcoming. We did have to ask for silverware and chopsticks, which ideally should have been provided up front, but once that was taken care of, everything else went smoothly.
Overall, this restaurant shows a lot of potential. The house fried rice alone is worth coming back for, and we’re hoping future visits will bring more consistency across the menu.
… moreWe stopped by Sola Ramen & Sushi for Sunday lunch to give it a try. I ordered the house fried rice, and it was excellent—full of flavor and cooked just right. My wife, who is Asian and has grown up with traditional ramen and sushi, ordered both. Unfortunately, she wasn’t very impressed. After tasting my fried rice, she agreed it was much better and ended up ordering one for herself.
I also tried the fried oysters, but they weren’t very good. They had a strong ginger flavor that overpowered the dish instead of enhancing it.
On the positive side, the service was good and the staff were very friendly. The restaurant has a nice atmosphere, clean and welcoming. We did have to ask for silverware and chopsticks, which ideally should have been provided up front, but once that was taken care of, everything else went smoothly.
Overall, this restaurant shows a lot of potential. The house fried rice alone is worth coming back for, and we’re hoping future visits will bring more consistency across the menu.
Andrew Yabumoto
We’ve been looking for a new sushi place ever since we moved here in Jan. Fantastic experience! Crab rangoon and steamed gyoza were amazing. B-52 and out of control maki were on point. Great atmosphere. Our server was fantastic. Im definitely trying the ramen next time. This is our new place!
… moremaurice chapman
first the price is high for the portion size. some of the fried sushi rolls only had 6 pcs for $14. the spicy tuna was dry and the beef fried rice was bland and dry. I’ve had better sushi at a lower price with better flavor and portion. i will not be going back, spent $100 and the food was a huge disappointment.
… moreJared Smith
Sola is the BEST new thing in Northeast Columbia. The food was delicious, sushi on point, and the service was impeccable. Couple that with a trendy atmosphere which would be great on a date night, and we have the next hit restaurant in the area. Sushi was fresh, appetizers were mouth watering, and staff was polite and attentive…HIGHLY recommend!!!
… moreJack Ponahue
Usually I can forgive poor service with good food but both were bad.
First the ramen is pricy which is fine but I expect quality. It is a nice place after all. Ramen pretty mediocre. The chasu was cold. Not a great feeling, cold pork in a lukewarm soup. They didnt heat it up enough. They forgot a pretty major component…the running egg. If it was a first time ramen, I wouldn’t have known it came with it and that would have been a shame.
What infuriated me was it took forever to get the waitress attention. Too busy talking to the bar manager, I stood up several times trying to get her attention. Waved my arms like the inflatable guy. Did not look my way once. Thankfully, I was saved vy another waitress and my food got even colder waiting so long.
I asked if it came with egg, she says, they all do. She went to kitchen to get it, again, wasn’t even her table. My waitress was still at the bar talking, oblivious. These eggs are supposed to be runny, they were hard and cold. That lukewarm soup sure isn’t gonna heat it up after I put them in there.
Really disappointing.
… moreFirst the ramen is pricy which is fine but I expect quality. It is a nice place after all. Ramen pretty mediocre. The chasu was cold. Not a great feeling, cold pork in a lukewarm soup. They didnt heat it up enough. They forgot a pretty major component…the running egg. If it was a first time ramen, I wouldn’t have known it came with it and that would have been a shame.
What infuriated me was it took forever to get the waitress attention. Too busy talking to the bar manager, I stood up several times trying to get her attention. Waved my arms like the inflatable guy. Did not look my way once. Thankfully, I was saved vy another waitress and my food got even colder waiting so long.
I asked if it came with egg, she says, they all do. She went to kitchen to get it, again, wasn’t even her table. My waitress was still at the bar talking, oblivious. These eggs are supposed to be runny, they were hard and cold. That lukewarm soup sure isn’t gonna heat it up after I put them in there.
Really disappointing.