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    Jade Wok

    3.9 (42 reviews)
    InexpensiveChinese, Seafood
    Open 11:00 am - 9:30 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Good for kids

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    The Jade Wok is friendly, clean and good food. You get a gaint helping for your money! Hope it stayes im business!

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    Quick friendly service, you can order on their website and they will have your food hot and ready when you arrive!

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    My family is from Dickson, and every since I was a little kid every time we come to visit we make…read moreit a point to come to Catfish Kitchen. I always get the half order of catfish fillet, usually with a baked potato, and I have NEVER been disappointed. No joke, some of the best catfish I have had in my life! I was able to go last week while visiting, and tried the spicy catfish fillet for the first time. The breading was a little thicker than their regular fillet, but crisp and full of flavor without being overly spicy. The sides are served family style, which is dangerous for me, because I could easily take down a family's worth of creamy coleslaw, white beans with red pepper relish, and hushpuppies before my catfish even has an opportunity to get to the table. Those hushpuppies..... soooooo good! Nice and crisp on the outside and fluffy on the inside. Large parking lot out front with the iconic Catfish statue alerting everyone that they got the right place for catfish. The interior is unassuming, and according to my dad, hasn't changed much in the last 50 years. It's clean though, and in my opinion, if you have a good thing going, then why change? The staff is super nice, and they take cash and card. Please NEVER change Catfish Kitchen!

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    One of the coolest things about watching Fairview grow over the years has been seeing places like…read moreIsshin become part of the town's identity. Growing up around here, you get used to chain restaurants being the main options, so having a genuinely good Japanese steakhouse and sushi restaurant right in the middle of Fairview still feels special to me. Isshin has honestly become one of those places that locals are proud to show off when friends or family come into town. What I love most about Isshin is that it doesn't feel like some rushed corporate hibachi chain. It has its own personality and atmosphere. From the moment you walk in, there's this calm, welcoming environment that makes it feel comfortable whether you're there for a casual lunch, dinner with family, or celebrating something special. The restaurant has been serving Fairview since around 2013, and you can tell they've built a loyal customer base over the years because people genuinely keep coming back. The food is honestly some of the best you'll find in the area. For a small town like Fairview, having fresh sushi, hibachi, ramen-style dishes, and Japanese cuisine done this well is something a lot of people probably take for granted. Their hibachi dinners are always filling and flavorful, and the portions are generous enough that you definitely leave satisfied. The steak and chicken hibachi are consistently good, and the fried rice somehow tastes better every single time I go. Another thing that deserves recognition is how reliable they are. Everybody in Fairview has those restaurants where you never really question whether the food will be good because it always is, and Isshin has become one of those places. Whether you dine in, order takeout, or grab delivery after a long day, the quality stays consistent. That's honestly one of the hardest things for restaurants to maintain, especially in growing towns where business gets busier every year. The staff has always been friendly in my experience, and you can tell they work hard to keep things moving smoothly even during rushes. There's a good balance between quick service and still making customers feel welcomed. It feels like one of those places where the employees genuinely care about the experience people have when they come in. Honestly, Isshin represents something bigger than just good food. It represents Fairview continuing to grow while still keeping that hometown feeling alive. Watching our town slowly become more developed over the years has been bittersweet at times, but businesses like Isshin make that growth feel positive. It's one of those places that gives Fairview character and makes people proud of where they're from. At this point, Isshin isn't just "the Japanese restaurant in town." It's become a local staple. Whether it's after church on Sunday, dinner after a football game, date nights, family celebrations, or just grabbing sushi with friends, this restaurant has become part of so many people's routines and memories in Fairview. Places like this are what turn a growing town into an actual community, and Fairview is lucky to have it.

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    If you travel across the states, you can stumble upon the perfect pizza, the tastiest taco, or a…read morebodacious burger in some of the most unlikely places. But highly specialized foreign cuisine like Indian, Vietnamese, or in this case Korean, is typically found in the big city. It doesn't just happen in random places. One would think those can't exist beyond the suburban reaches of a heavily populated area. And they preferably occur in a neighborhood with a significant ethnic population that guarantees the demand for authenticity. When I saw the phenomenal online ratings for Fat Tiger, a greatly heralded Korean joint on the periphery of the Nashville metropolitan area, way out in the countryside by city slickers' standards, I wondered if it was too good to be true. Were these ratings inflated, or was this a hidden gem people need to know about? The only way to discover the truth was to drive myself out there. Boy was that drive worth it! Fat Tiger is legit! While my standards are unreasonably lofty after eating copious dishes in South Korea on several occasions, the recipes made at Fat Tiger passed down from a Korean grandmother are spot on! Yes, it's true, some of the best Korean food in Middle Tennessee is all the way out in Dickson County!! Thank heavens for crowd-sourced review sites finding spots like this! On their recommendation, I went with the jaeyook bokkeum that I'd fallen in love with on an outing in Seoul. It's thinly shaved spicy pork marinated in a gochujang rub, pleasantly spicy but not so hot that you couldn't enjoy it. That was absolute perfection! The meat was so tender, the flavors so rich and complex without overpowering, the sauce in just the right portions. And you get so much food for the price! Now I just need to return to sample the rest of the menu! I see you, Bulgogi Loaded Fries!

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    Jaeyook Bokkeum (spicy pork).
    Jaeyook Bokkeum (spicy pork).
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