While the food is always amazing!!!, they are the most unfriendly family I have ever encountered in a restaurant setting. They have hired some young kids to help out at the front desks, which have been a huge improvement, but there is a very lack luster waitress, who I would classify as just a warm body. So unfriendly, acts as if she's doing everyone a favor just showing up. Even the owners are very laxadazical. Very sad. They have a really good product. Some of the best Chinese food I've had anywhere, but it's not a pleasant experience read more

We did an "to go" order. We had traveled from Minneapolis and Atlanta meeting here for Thanksgiving Holiday. All of our food was great! We had Sesame Tofu, Egg Fu Young, Edamame, Lettuce Wraps , Vegetable Fried Rice, Szechuan Beef and Kung Pao Chicken. EverythIng was fresh and delicious! it was great to find and support a local restaurant. read more

I order --- , the soup was a very strange color and had a weird taste to it. I have eaten this before and not had this kind of problem. Something was not right. And service two lady ,never go again . read more

The food is great and service is good. Atmosphere is not much but great food and reasonable prices bring me back over and over.

Very good Chinese food along with some Thai dishes. We come here every time my wife gets the urge for pan fried dumplings and egg rolls. Service is good, clean location and food is very good. Across the street from Bucky's gas station. Never a bad meal here. read more

Good food high quality and fast service. I was not expecting much when I walked in , but I have been surprised definitely suggest it as a go-to when looking for hibachi read more

Sushi Cuisine - Orange chicken - Pan Asian Near Me - Crossville, Tennessee

What a pleasant surprise! Good was great, I haven't had Pho in almost a year, very good. BoBo plater was awesome. Nice service and friendly atmosphere. read more

Small place right near the Buc-ee's just off I-40. Menu has lots to choose from including sushi and Thai. Prices and portions are good. The food is great. Highly recommend the egg rolls. Service was good, and the place is clean and basic. Not a fancy or elegant restaurant. In my opinion, the best Asian restaurant in Crossville. read more

Crossville, TN, a small town with a renown for golfing (of all things?), doesn't have much in it, but I came upon this browsing the local Yelp while here on a serious mental health retreat (depression, y'all; I know a bunch of you commiserate). A small-town restaurant that serves sushi alongside a menu of varied Asian delights that one wouldn't always find in a thousand-entry menu of one's typical Americanized Chinese restaurant? "Okay," I thought, "I'll try it", especially that other reviews seemed to give light this was a pretty good place for something so seemingly oxymoronic. I suppose since they have multiple schedules if you go by the menu front or the hours at the front door (and thus the Yelp entry didn't have hours as yet), I decided to play it safe and come around noon. If it wasn't open after all, I had an alternative plan, but it was. I saw an elderly couple exiting the restaurant as I pulled up, then noticing the "Open" light was on, but flickering like a triggered bug lamp that barely had any juice left in it. I entered at the same time as another middle-aged couple, and the host behind the desk sat me, handing me a menu. I looked around, noticing there was a bar area as well as twin televisions above, one tuned into Star Trek: The Original Series (the episode "The Galileo Seven" was playing) and the other to the ABC daytime show "The Chew". The décor was rather festive. My server came within a minute of my sitting down. I'd been able to preview the menu and had thought I'd wanted the sashimi chirashi bowl, but ended up going with their sashimi deluxe plate, which had 16 pieces of chef-selected sashimi and eight of what the menu described should have been tuna rolls (clarification in a second). I also had looked at the beverages and decided to give their House Tea (a hot tea of blended jasmine and chrysanthemum) a try. My server asked if I'd like to keep the menu, and I elected to do so even though I wasn't sure I'd used it again. She returned fairly soon with my tea, asking if I'd like a glass of water with it too. Sure, why not? The tea was pretty hot, but not all that remarkable in flavor. Still, I liked the fact there was a hot beverage, though I wonder if their green tea would have been any better. The server came back toute-de-suite with my water and a straw. While I was waiting, a slightly-older-than-middle-aged gentleman came in, telling the host who showed him to his seat he'll have his "regular order". I suppose since this is pretty much the only game in a roughly 11,000-person town there would be regulars with standing orders that one would encounter fairly readily. A good sign, still. Fairly soon, my sashimi came out, she gave me a pair of disposable chopsticks, and asked if I'd like one bowl or two for the soy sauce (note, they seem to have only the full sodium soy sauce readily available on the table). She sealed it for me when she presented the chopsticks and asked about the bowls (I went with one), because beforehand I have to say I had a slight bias in my head on whether people came in here ordering uncooked fish products (I call cooked sushi "sinful") with any regularity (bolstered with that I had to point out to her on the menu what I wanted, but thinking back I probably pronounced it "SA-shi-mi" rather than "sa-SHEE-mee"). With that bias, I wondered how knowledgeable she'd be. But she was on point. How dare I doubt? The chef selected standard sashimi fare: salmon, tuna, yellowtail, and bonito. The tuna rolls turned out to not have any tuna; instead they had imitation crab stick. This didn't disappoint me, though. The meal was not "wow"-ing, which should surprise no one since it is obviously not upper-crust (probably more so lower mid-level grade), but it was fairly delicious. The salmon and tuna cuts were pretty thick (almost unmanageably so), but I managed to make it work. The bonito was the best out of the four, and I'd say you'd have great fortune if the chef selects it. Of the four -- the rub -- it was the smallest-cut. The wasabi had a slight burn and the ginger was delicious. I left feeling full, and I'm glad I went with going even if I wasn't feeling "up" to it. read more

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I went for PHO soup. I would have been better off with a 25 cent of a cup of soup from wallmart

The service wasnt good. The taller of the two ladies was very curt and unfriendly throughout the meal. I was surprised by the lack of eye contact or smile when we first entered, the meal have been a better experience with friendly staff. The variety of the food is good. The dishes we ordered were better than the average Chinese restaurant. read more

Our family's favorite restaurant! We have been coming for several years, and the food is always delicious! We can always count on their consistency with quick and friendly service. I would highly recommend the hibachi and sushi rolls. We're never disappointed! read more

Visiting from California, and found the BEST Chinese food outside San Francisco! The sauces are fresh and flavorful, and the service quick and friendly. Expect a wait for a table, but it's worth it! read more

My husband went to pick up dinner! We only wanted egg drop soup, egg rolls and shrimp. Sad that the people taking his order could not understand English! My husband walked out wit over $67.00 of food, that is really bad!! The shrimp had little to know taste, they also sold him chicken that was so bad, I refuse to give it to our dog! Gave us white rice, even though he told them no rice! The food, is really bad! Hard to order food from people who don't understand English and you hate to tell them they have not gotten your order correctly, because they have no clue what you are saying! If I could give them a -5, I would!! read more

Every time we visit Crossville, the food here is better and better. Seven of us had a really fabulous lunch. The Hot and Sour soup is better and hotter than ever, the pork fried rice tasty, the shrimp and chicken dishes were scrumptious...what more can I say? Wish they had wine and beer. read more

I was in town because I was bring a cat back to Nashville (cat transporter, that's me) and I thought I'd get some sushi to go. I'd looked over the two places in town, Crossville has two sushi places, this place & a place called Tokyo. This place had better reviews so I went with it. I called in a pickup order of spicy tuna & shrimp tempura. I hadn't seen a menu, but I figured they'd have those rolls because they're so simple. The girl on the phone told me it would be about 15 minutes. I arrived 20 minutes after calling & picked up my order. I noticed when I walked in there was sign that stated "two rolls for $9.99" & had a list of different rolls. The two girls working the hostess desk we friendly. I ran to the bathroom first & it was clean. I came back to get my carry out order. For the two rolls it was $10.97 with tax. They handed me my order & I was off. I ate my to go order in the car because I wasn't sure when the person I was meeting to pick up the cat would be there. They gave me some soy sauce packets, two sets of chopsticks, and a cup some something that I think was eel sauce on the bottom and Sriracha with mayo on top? I'm not too sure but I did dip a couple of the pieces in the sauce. I didn't have any napkins in the bag, which was a little annoying. The sushi wasn't too pretty. The rolls looked sloppy and the rice wasn't too finished. A few of the spicy tuna pieces had the spicy tuna oozing out. I like when someone places use pieces of tuna soaked in hot sauce and then put it in the roll. Here, they must use a food processor to annihilate the tuna, then put the spicy sauce with it. It made for a very mushy roll. Both rolls and pieces of cucumber in them. I don't know if that was for texture, because the cucumber wasn't that crisp, or maybe as a filler. The shrimp tempura was average. I guess the shrimp has just been fried because the tempura roll was warm, which isn't my favorite. It made a couple of the nearby tuna rolls warm too. Warm, mushy, spicy tuna, yum! Overall I wasn't blown away by anything I had. I've had much better sushi, and I've had much worse. The pricing was okay for what it was. The rolls were a little sloppy and I felt like they could take a little more time in there preparation. I don't know when I'll ever be back in Crossville, but I'd probably try one of the bbq places. read more

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We had Tom Yum soup and yellow curry here late in the evening. Food was not "great" but we were not expecting Michelin Asian food in Crossville. But we were satisfied. read more

Food is very good, staff friendly, portions are great! Hard to eat it all in one sitting, overall very great Asian cuisine! They also offer a call ahead service and you will receive a text once your order becomes ready. read more

Pretty good Japanese take out. I order take out from Dynasty a few times a month. The steak and shrimp is pretty good. They know how to cook the vegetables and not make them too soggy. Their rice could be better. It is bland and has 'zero' flavor. I have tasted better shrimp sauce at other restaurants. I recommend this restaurant for take out. read more

The best sushi selection ive found in crossville. Easily on par with those in bigger cities read more

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We were road tripping from NC to KY and came across this incredible little restaurant. I ordered the lettuce wraps from the appetizer menu and hot and sour soup. The lettuce wraps were flavorful and a great value (it was a LOT of food). The hot and sour soup tasted just like the kind I used to get from Chinatown in Chicago when I was a kid. My husband got egg rolls and General Tsao's chicken and he loved it. He said he could tell the egg rolls were made in house and some of the best he'd ever tasted. This is an excellent place to stop for lunch and we really enjoyed our meal! read more

Probably the best Asian food in the area. Definitely better than the two Chinese buffets in town. The wonton soup is good. Broth isn't full of oil and the wonton aren't "stale", although they're not homemade-fresh either. I had Pad Thai shrimp, which was very good. Spicy without being too hot. The noodles were the right amount of "sticky" without being "gummy". The portion was quite generous. For you sweet iced tea drinkers, the tea is fresh brewed, not powdered. It's a bit on the strong side,and not quite as sweet as I like, but it's perfectly fine. The restaurant is nice and clean, with fresh, albeit standard Asian decor. Not going to win any points on "fancy date" night, but the tables are clean and the floors aren't sticky. Prices are quite reasonable, and service is attentive. 4/5 stars - my favorite Asian restaurant in a 30-mile radius. read more

We had chicken fried rice and Mongolian beef w/fried rice. 2 egg rolls. The egg rolls are the best I have ever tasted. It was all good and every time we have gone, it has been great. Great place to eat! read more

Best sushi hands down. Crab cake roll is amazing. I live in Nashville now but thankful for the times I visit friends back in Crossville and get to eat here. Amazing food and friendly service read more

Wasn't bad just wasn't great. My food tasted good but for some reason smelled like feet.....no clue. I have had the same thing at several restaurants all over America and this really is a first. My mom got soup which she really enjoyed so a win win I guess! read more

Wanting a simple bowl of miso and not especially hungry, I stopped in on a whim during the dinner rush. I'm leary of small town sushi in rural TN, but decided to add an order of salmon nigiri (2 pieces) and an order of salmon sashimi (3 pieces). It turned out to be a really excellent meal. The miso was terrific & the sashimi was appropriately thick. Ten minute wait. My total was $13.12 before tip. Judging by the volume of carry out orders being picked up, this place seems extremely popular with the locals. Service was friendly and professional. I just wish the steady flow of carry out customers were masked. Most seemed to be ordering Chinese-American staples instead of sushi, but I saw plenty of rolls being delivered to the dining tables. I'll definitely visit again when in the area. read more

We love this place. Food was good and staff were friendly and attentive. The new owners are continuing the wonderful food and atmosphere. read more

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I had the drunken noodles. It was absolutely delish! Nice decor. Great variety of dishes. I was craving Thai and I was pleasantly surprised it was on the menu. I will definitely come back again, while visiting Fairfield Glade. read more

We love this place! Fast, friendly and never disappointed. My favorite egg drop soup and I've tasted it all around the U.S. Crab Rangoon is great! You should try it, you won't leave hungry! read more

My family and I just ate here and it was awesome, even more so for being just off Interstate 40 in East Tennessee! My son and wife had 3 sushi rolls and really liked them. I had the coconut chicken special which was the same chicken they would normally use for a sweet and sour chicken dish, but was instead tossed in a coconut cream sauce that was extremely good! I highly recommend this place! read more

Our new favorite place! Excellent food, The hibachi meals are great! Miso soup was awesome as are the egg rolls! Worth the drive from Jamestown! Excellent service too! read more

Good Chinese food for Crossville but I would have to rate them as average everywhere else. Its a small town without a lot going on. It's worth a try if you have already eaten at all the other local places. read more

Fantastic Asian food. Very authentic Penang curry, didn't try the sushi but it looked okay. We went for Sunday lunch and the place filled up quickly at 12:00. First time here and can't wait to try it again next time we find ourselves in Crossville. read more

We're new to the Crossville area looking for some good Asian food. I had a bowl of the Tom Yum soup. The bowl was huge. It was delicious with 6 nice size shrimp which were excellent. A cup is still a really good size. I also had the lettuce wraps. They were pretty good. I thought the sauces they provide makes them a little better. We were there on a Saturday for lunch. The service was very good. We also grabbed the take out menu for another time. read more

This isn't the worst food in town but tonight the service was! We called in an order for pick up and were told to be there in 15-20 mins. We were in 20 minutes , but when my wife went inside to pick up our order, it wasn't ready. Instead of offering an apology some dopey kid was coping an attitude about how busy he was instead of admitting that they were short of staff, etc. one hour later, after others who ordered take out after us were served she finally got our food ! If I were there instead of my kind wife, I would have gone elsewhere. This dopey kid never apologized and for that, we are Done with Dynasty! Lei was our favorite server. We will miss seeing her. read more

What a delightful little spot. Fast, friendly service. Cute and simple decor. The coconut chicken was one of the best Asian dishes I have ever had! There is a lot of variety on the menu. Kids raved about the sweet and sour chicken. The Pad Thai was a little spicy but flavorful and good. Try the Thai iced tea, delicious! read more

Great food, strong service ethic. We love the hibachi and customary Chinese food. Great for take-out, too

It wasnt the best place to order from. First time was good second time was horrible. I couldnt even finish my foo

So good! Even when I moved to Knoxville with its metric butt-ton of restaurants, I still missed Dynasty. It is NOT your average Chinese restaurant, with the same menu choices as every. single. other. Chinese restaurant in the area. In particular, I recall a dish called Evil Jungle Prince. I believe it usually comes with shrimp, but I always requested it with chicken. It's a mildly spicy, Thai inspired dish with coconut milk and, I believe, basil. Service was always fast and polite when I was there. read more

Dynasty Cafe is the best place for Chinese food in town. The lunch deals are great, as you would expect. Their hot and sour is a good choice. You can't go wrong with General Tso's either. They also have a few Thai and Southeast Asian options. We thought that their lo mein could have been better, but that's the only neutral thing I can say. I always ask for five-star spicy, and they oblige. I haven't tried their sushi yet. I understand that their used to be an owner/chef here, but I think that they're doing a good job. read more