MoMo's Sushi & More 215 Trade Street, Greer, SC 29651

"It was my first time eating at MoMo's sushi. And I think it is not bad sushi but not the best. They ask for your name and phone number at the time of taking the order and text you once the order is ready which is a great tool so you can walk around as you wait. It is located at the Cartwright Food court which has other food vendors and a coffee bar. There is plenty of tables upstairs but apparently they were out of clean trays so it was a bit challenging to carry all the food and drinks up the stairs."

"Relatively quick time between ordering and receiving my food. Got the sukiyaki beef bowl as my meal. The beef was well marinated and went well with the arrangement of vegetables. Only issues was the proportions. Not able to be seen fully from the picture, but the bowl you receive is pretty small, especially for around $12. I was still very hungry after. You are also paying for primarily rice once you finish the first layer of beef. Probably was 1/4 Meat & veggies and 3/4 rice. Good service but could find better value and serving sizes at other types of Japanese or Asian restaurants."

"I finally got around to trying this place today, and I'm extremely happy I did. The sushi is super tasty, and is reasonably priced! I had the California and Philadelphia rolls, and would definitely recommend them. The restaurant is also located within the Cartwright Food Hall, so the atmosphere is always great!"

"The location is in a food court like atmosphere but is a nice addition to the local downtown area. As with the other places, the menu is somewhat limited but has decent choices for standard sushi lovers. We generally grab a few items and eat outside out back. The service times can be very long during busy times with little warning when you place the order."

"The place food is worth the wait. I ordered the Pork Belly Roll and the Kanikama salad, and they were delicious. Just the right amount of food, too. I will definitely return. And Cartwright Food Hall is a nice place to get food."