Is there a way to find review articles by the keyword?

To me, using academic citation databases (such as Scopus or Web of Knowledge) is the obvious choice for these types of searches, since they have option for filtering on article type (which Google Scholar doesn't have). You haven't explained why you "... feel some limitations.." when using ScienceDirect, so it is hard to know exactly what you feel is lacking. If your issue is that it is a closed subscription platform, you can also use PubMed, which can also filter search results on article type (as review[Publication Type] in advanced search or by clicking on "Review" in the left panel when viewing search results). The main issue with PubMed is that it has a smaller coverage than the other databases, at least in some fields of science.

Google Scholar does not offer as concise query commands, as for example, Scopus and ProQuest. Note that there is a bug in Scopus. When I use commands such as the following, they don't work unless, I add an extra space " ", at the end of each line. Here is one of my Scopus queries, which shows you an example, of exactly what you are looking for. The keyword fields are ar:artical, cp:conference contribution, comp:computer science.

(  
    ( 
        ( DOCTYPE(ar) AND PUBYEAR AFT 2008 ) OR 
        ( DOCTYPE(cp) AND PUBYEAR AFT 2010 ) 
    ) AND 

    TITLE-ABS-KEY 
        ( 
            "design science" and "literature review"
        ) AND 

    ( 
        SUBJAREA(COMP)
    ) AND

    LANGUAGE(English) 

)