
Address and Contact Information
Address: 126 Laurens St NW, Aiken, SC 29801
Phone: (803) 226-0230
Website: https://www.thereddooraiken.com/
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Reviews
If you live in or choose to visit Aiken, South Carolina, and LOVE Asian food, you must partake of The Red Door in downtown.
I ordered a Fizzy Lifting Drink cocktail—with in-store-made kombucha—and the vegan miso.
And it was the TOPS!
If you’ve been to Japan or San Francisco and ordered ramen, this meets head on that culinary experience. The broth was savory and nourishing, and each component—corn, tofu, cabbage, bok choy and more—were delicious!
The menu has so much to offer, especially if you’re a meat eater. Of course, w/ plenty of veggie options.
1,000% recommend! ❤️
cucumbers
chicken bao buns
Red Door Classic Tonkotsu Ramen
Vegan Miso Ginger Ramen
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We’ve been a few times to red door. First few visits were opening week and a few months after. The food was good, experimental, and fun. Good crowd each time. Our most recent visit was a lot different. It was Friday night a little after 8, and we had the whole place to ourselves, except for a couple sitting outside. Very quiet. We sat at the bar and the bartender was nice and prompt. The food was good, but a little too sweet. My wife didn’t finish her ramen because of that. At one point, one of the workers in the kitchen came out holding his head, asking the bartender for Tylenol. He then quietly shuffled back to the kitchen, still holding his head. This moment really stuck out for me when paired with the quiet stillness of the place. We really enjoyed this place when they first opened, and we hope they can get back to the vibe they had!
Edit: double checked their hours and we came in during the last hour they were open, which could explain things quieting down a bit? 8 PM on a Friday isn’t very nightbird though.
Fun food item was the edamame which was served cold and was marinated in a salty brine. Very good with a touch of kick.
Really enjoyed our dinner.