Their food was amazing. So many options so there is something for everyone. They give you very…read moregenerous portions. We will absolutely go back again.

Food I've tried their food a few times and everything I've…read morehad has been bangin! General tso's wings, beef bulgogi, even the fries you can't go wrong. I've never thought to use the general tso's sauce on wings so I'm glad they had something different. Soooo much flavor with perfectly cooked wings that were very juicy. The beef bulgogi is seasoned really well and extremely tender.

Bubble Love is conveniently located in The Factory. My daughter can't resist asking for boba every…read moretime we are here. I love how customizable drinks are here. They have fruit teas and milk teas. With fruit teas you can opt for caffeine free and no sweetener added. You can choose up to three flavors of fruit tea. Boba and fruit poppers are optional. There are so many different drinks you can create with their menu. The fruit teas without sweetener added have been perfect for me. They are refreshing without all the sugar. The employees here are friendly. They have been happy to answer questions and make sure we're getting the drink we want. Don't miss the big game and huge boba cup for photo ops. The teas aren't cheap, but on par with drink prices today. Grab a punch card if you'll be coming here regularly.

The costumer service and drinks are not good. We visited the Franklin location on Thursday and the…read morestore was already closed but the employee (green haired girl) told us she doesn't like wasting ingredients and she would make us drinks. The drinks turned out to taste terrible. Watered down. The ingredients were lacking. We asked if we could get the drink remade, she said no. We then asked if we could get a refund, she also said no. We waisted $19 on drinks. Never again. Do not waste your money or time here

Amazing food and great selection of boba. Would come back again. Even the soup was amazing. Came…read morefor the Japanese sponge cake and can't complain.

This is the BEST bubble tea in Nashville- hands down!…read more Sweet Dreams Bakery and Bubble Tea is a small family owned establishment. It's hidden in the middle of some shops so it can be hard to find, but parking is plentiful. It's rather small on the inside but they have some chairs to sit outside as well. This place has some pies, soups, egg tarts, and of course, the best selling item- bubble tea! Strawberry Lemon Tea with Boba- This was the most refreshing drink for a hot summer's day. I told the owner that I wanted something fruity and she suggested this. I'm so glad that I listened to her. This was like a light strawberry lemonade with a slight taste of tea. Of course the perfectly chewy boba at the end of very sip was just the cherry on top. I had to wait a little bit for my drink and just hung out in my car while they got my order ready. They make everything from scratch so it was DEFINITELY worth the wait. I also want to note that for my lactose intolerant friends out there, they use only lactose free milk for their milk teas. For my vegan friends, they have coconut milk as a sub! I will be back soon to try more bubble tea flavors and some of their pastries as well!

I'm always in the mood for noodles. Ichiddo Ramen has been on my list for a while. I finally came…read morein with my husband and we were seated right away. We ordered the takoyaki, fried chicken bun, char siu ramen, and Hakata-style Niku Soba Ramen. The food came out quickly. The takoyaki was pretty good based on area standards (my Japanese husband and I are tough critics), and fried chicken bun was soft and crunchy which I appreciated. I would have loved to add a pickle or hot sauce. The ramen was great with smoked pork flavor but we felt the broth was a bit sweet, especially for the Hakata ramen. This version has straight noodles instead of wavy ones, which my husband prefers but I do not. Overall, we would come back to try non-traditional options like the fried chicken or seafood ramens and the crab jalepeño poppers!

Solid 3.5, but rounding up as we are conflicted, but hopeful. We really enjoyed the sides we split…read more- the jalapeño cream cheese crab poppers were delicious, and the chicken kara-age was a very generous portion and well done. The ramen itself had good-quality ingredients and noodles, and the pork was lean and nicely cooked. However, the biggest letdown was the broth. We ordered the Char Siu Ramen, assuming their most popular option would shine, but the broth was surprisingly bland - almost like lightly flavored chicken water. We asked for added spice/flavor, which helped somewhat, but it still didn't fully come together. That said, the staff was incredibly attentive and kind, which made the experience better overall. There are so many ramen options on the menu that we plan to return and try a different bowl and update our review.

The food was great! Korean corn dogs were delicious. Got the hot Cheetos one and the potato and…read morecheese- both great! Funny how the beef, cheese and potato corn dog are as great but beef 'dog' was very small in size-still very good! Also teriyaki dinner. Great!

honestly the corndogs are underwhelming and over priced. Whe tried a cheese one with potatoes and…read morethe outside and one regular one with hotdog and cheese inside... why are the corndogs sweet? Weve never had korean style corndogs before so if sweet is the norm then we are not fans. The bubble tea was decent. If you havent considered grapefruit in your tea its was a surprising delight. We would not go back because they are expensive and and are also a bit far from where live.

For the Nashville/Franklin area, I enjoyed the food here! Compared to the vast but unsatisfying…read moreasian options around, Changhong is pretty good. I did a pick-up order, so I'll have to come back and try the hotpot, but our experience with the two dishes we ordered was good. Ordered: 1. Snow pea tips ($21.99) - a classic chinese restaurant dish that they did well; would order again. 2. Sour cabbage fish ($28.99) - the portion is huge (you get what you pay for ~$30), but satisfying. The fish fillets are incredibly tender. The pickled cabbage gives it a nice sour flavor to round everything out, and the soup comes with noodles which was a nice surprise. Food was ready in 40 minutes on a Friday evening, so it's a good idea to plan your order ahead of time.

At the conclusion of our trip to Nashville, Gatlinburg, and Pigeon Forge, we were in the mood for…read moresomething that wasn't fried, bbq, pizza, or pasta; so we found Chang Hong Spicy Hot Pot about half an hour away from BNA airport. This fit our time budget just fine as we had about 3.5 hours before our flight departs. This location is what you would expect from an ordinary hot pot restaurant with simple seating, a custom bar to choose the items you want, and a small sauce station. My lovely lady and I decided to go with the custom hot pot option where you grab a large bowl, go to the custom bar and choose the items that you want them to cook in your hot pot. They weigh all the stuff together and charge $14.99 per pound. We originally choose the House Spicy broth, but my beautiful partner asked the lady how spicy was the broth, and she did say it was actually spicy; so she asked them to downgrade my broth to the Sour and Spicy broth, as it was more mild. I'm so glad she did, as my broth still seemed quite spicy, especially the red chili oil floating at the top. I'm not sure how she was able to deal with the House Spicy level, but she was able to power through it. The sauce station was quite limited, without any sweet options to mix with the spicy oil and scallions. Overall, this place is ok for Tennessee. I feel like we are spoiled coming from the Los Angeles area where we have access to so many options with super fresh ingredients.

Motchi donuts are so good and so was the biscoff cookie cloud matcha. I came from an insta add and…read moreit did not disappoint. Worth the 32 min drive!

Came for the mochi donuts, stayed for the extremely delicious $8.95 tofu banh mi…read more Tucked into the corner of the Walmart shopping complex off Nolensville Road, easy to blow past even when you know it's there, just by virtue of how small it is. Almost always packed, even right before closing. I've done delivery a couple of times before finally showing up in person. (And now regret I ever did delivery. Pickup is easy and the fees are not worth it.) Menu is tight and purposeful: banh mi, pho, rice noodle bowls, a handful of appetizers, all inexpensive. The boba and fruit teas are an influencer's dream: colorful, instagrammable, with lots of interesting flavors to choose from. But the real draw here is the made-fresh-daily mochi donuts, and the flavor lineup leans decidedly international: taro glaze, Dubai chocolate, strawberry pocky, pistachio. My personal favorite is actually the plain sugar (maximum chewy mochi mouthfeel), but the fancier ones hold up, too. Miles better than what the nearby chain Asian bakeries are doing, and I have eaten at a lot of those. All that said, the actual food is not an afterthought. The tofu banh mi ($8.95) has become a genuine addiction, on what tastes like real, homemade French bread. Ordered on their website, ready in 15 minutes, waiting at the counter 2 minutes after I walked in. The 1 friction point: the space gets crowded enough that navigating to the counter for pickup is a little awkward. Parking is easy (massive shared lot), staff is warm and fast. Would be in very regular rotation if it weren't slightly out of my way, and it's well worth the effort.