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    3.7 (3 reviews)

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    2 years ago

    I love this little gas station / convenience store. They are so friendly and kind. The woman that owns it is precious

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    They used to have 87 and 93 octane non-ethanol gas. Last time I was there 4/15/2025 the 93 octane non-ethanol pump was gone. Anyone know if it is back in action?

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    Korean is my favorite cuisine so I'm delighted to have found this restaurant. It has a comfortable…read moreambiance, very clean and open. I had lunch there. I had been seated and given a menu. The website stated they had lunch specials which didn't appear on the menu. I asked about it and the server retrieved the lunch menu which had a number of choices priced at $10.99 each. I had the Soft Tofu soup and chose seafood as my protein. While waiting for my entree they brought to me 4 delicious ban chan dishes - broccoli lightly seasoned with sesame, kim chi, a delicious warm potato dish, and a macaroni salad. There were very generous portions of each. When my entre arrived - a bowl of rice and boiling hot soup I cracked an egg into it so it could cook while I enjoyed the rice and side dishes. I often order this dish at other Korean restaurants, and this was the most flavorful soup I've had, with plenty of tofu and some seafood. There was so much food I had to take some home and had it for dinner. I felt it was a bargain to have 2 meals for $10.99. The menu showed that the restaurant also offers tables with grills so you can have that experience, but it requires minimum of 2 diners, and not part of the lunch menu. I will be returning to the restaurant for lunch and may try the grill option when I'm not dining solo. I recommend this place.

    I recently visited Arisu Korean BBQ to celebrate my niece's birthday, and overall it was a nice…read moreexperience. We ordered the bulgogi and prime rib to cook ourselves at the table, which made for an interactive meal. Both were flavorful and cooked up really well. The galbi came which came cooked, was a bit different than expected, and while it was a little fatty and not on the bone, the flavor was still there. The banchan (side dishes) were all good, and I enjoyed the variety they brought to the table. Overall, service was good & attentive and the atmosphere was relaxing and food was decent.

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    4.2(81 reviews)
    21.5 mi

    The new space is large and open; the artwork and music add adorable Korean BBQ flare…read more I chose this spot for a family dinner out because we love galbi jjim and it's impossible to find in middle Tennessee. When we got there, the waitress was initially confused and thought they didn't have it available, but she quickly rechecked after we mentioned it was why we came and they made it happen for us - and I'm so glad they did. The short ribs were stewed to perfection: fall-off-the-bone tender. The sauce had pineapple which gave some unexpected sweetness but overall satisfied our craving! We also ordered the following dishes: -Jjajangmyeon: we all enjoyed these chewy noodles with black bean paste. -bulgogi fried rice: a forgettable dish but scratches the itch if you're in the mood for fried rice. I packed some leftovers for lunch and added a large squirt of sriracha to the top to spice it up. Cheeseling korean fried chicken wings: I'd come back for these wings over and over again. So crispy and juicy with every bite. The cheese powder was a unique flavor and I loved the savory dipping sauce it comes with. -banchan: solid kimchi and daikon, but we were thrown off by the mac salad. Overall i wish this place had a little more spice in the dishes or at least had a bottle of gochujang that I could add in to my liking at the table. We will come back to see what all the hype is about for the BBQ.

    A Neighborhood Gem That Exceeded All Expectations! I've…read moredriven by Mad for Galbi countless times, and I'm so glad we finally pulled the trigger and stopped in. For a first-time visit, it blew our expectations out of the water. This isn't just great "local" food; it's some of the best Korean BBQ and soul food I've had in the Nashville area. The Experience & Service: The first thing you notice is how incredibly welcoming the atmosphere is. The woman running the floor (who I believe is the owner) was super friendly and attentive--she really went out of her way to make sure we were taken care of. It's a very kid-friendly environment, which made our family dinner so much more relaxed. The Food (A Total Feast): * The Galbi: This was the star of the show. The meat was so tender and perfectly marinated that my 4-year-old was obsessed! We had to keep refilling his plate because he couldn't get enough. * Seafood Soondubu (Soft Tofu Soup): This was a huge surprise. The broth was rich, spicy, and packed with flavor--honestly better than the versions I get at my "regular" spots. * Korean Fried Chicken Wings: We tried the hot fried wings, and the flavor was spot on. Just a heads up--the wings are huge! You definitely get your money's worth here. * The Banchan (Side Dishes): I love that they aren't stingy with the sides. They gave us a generous amount of fresh, delicious banchan and were happy to refill, which is always the sign of a top-tier Korean restaurant. The Verdict: I'm thrilled to have a spot this good so close to home. Between the high-quality meats and the warm hospitality, we will definitely be frequenting this place. If you've been driving by like I was--stop in! It's worth every penny.

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    Mi Kitchen is one of my all-time favorite restaurants and it has become a favorite of everyone I've…read moreever introduced to it. It's one of those places where everything is packed with flavor and every dish feels a little special. The Mi cucumber is absolutely to die for--especially when you put it on top of the dumplings. Trust me on that combo! The K-Pop chicken is AMAZING and a must-order every time. The arancini has such a flavorful and unique twist that really stands out. The spring roll was delicious too, full of flavor with just the right amount of spice. And the tacos... you cannot skip them. The beef tacos are incredible, and the cauliflower tacos are just as good. Honestly, you can't go wrong with anything here. On top of the fantastic food, the service is always great--friendly, attentive, and welcoming. Highly recommend!! Be sure to make a reservation!

    This is a great spot! One of my staples for lunch or dinner. It's tucked away in a retail zone, but…read moreit's worth checking out. Seating is typically fast and service is friendly. The concept is shareable small plates, so my suggestion is to come hungry with a group of friends to try a little bit of everything. I've nearly tasted the whole menu at this point. Unique standouts include the k pop chicken, crispy spicy tuna rice, arancini and "Capri moon" illuminated cocktails in a bag. But there is something for everybody on the menu.

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    Bonchon Smyrna - W Sam Ridley Pkwy - 10 Fried Wing Meal

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    4.1(103 reviews)
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    Fabulous Korean fried chicken and dumplings! You have to get the seasoned fries…read more The inside is simple and ideal for quick service. Staff are happy to answer questions about anything you're not familiar with.

    After a few unsuccessful attempts to find good Asian food in Smyrna, we decided to give Bonchon a…read moretry. I had been to a Bonchon chain in California before, so I thought this would be a safe bet. I entered the restaurant with low expectations, but I was pleasantly surprised by the extensive menu. They now offer more than three flavors of fried chicken, including regular crunch, soy garlic, spicy, yangnyeom, and Korean BBQ. Here's what we ordered: * Large Drumsticks ($27.99): Half soy garlic, half spicy * Japchae ($15.99) We were disappointed to find that the tteokbokki was out at 6 pm, so we opted for japchae instead. The noodles were chewy, but they were overly salty and had a distinctly teriyaki flavor, with the sesame oil barely noticeable. The pickled radish was equally disappointing; it was quite bland and lacked any tartness. The spicy wing sauce, which they claim is their spiciest, was surprisingly mild as well. The service was decent and mostly self-service. You place your order at the front and receive a number to bring to your table. The food is delivered to your table, and when you're done, you dispose of your own trash and stack the trays. Drinks and utensils are available by the cashier. Overall, Bonchon was just OK. The chicken was alright, nothing special. For TN, I'd give it a 4 stars. If we were in ATL, it's a 3 for me.

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    Our hotel in Nashville was directly across the street from Shabu-Shabu, which made it an incredibly…read moreconvenient option within walking distance of several hotels in the area. Our group ordered the Hotpot and BBQ combination for $34.99 per person. It was absolutely worth the price. There were endless combinations of proteins, vegetables, starches, sauces, and condiments, allowing everyone to customize their meal exactly how they wanted. We arrived starving and left completely satisfied. The atmosphere was laid back, the service was quick, and the overall experience was fun and interactive. I would definitely go again.

    My niece invited me and her mom to join her for dinner at Shabu-Shabu. We arrived and it was about…read morea 25-35 minute wait. Also plan to pay for street parking. Once our table was ready, we were seated at the door with a 1/2 table but it worked since it was just three of us. If I returned I'd want to do a full table as it was difficult to cook and talk to each other at a half table. There are tons of raw meat, veggie, seafood, noodles, rice options to grill or add to your hot pot. Along with sushi and desserts. Everything I had was good except the sushi which was bland and tasted like it sat out for hours. I also wish it wasn't buffet style with so many hands touching everything. Plus the plates were stored beneath the food and were hard to reach. I stood most of the time to cook because of the table set up. I'm not sure how others did it but I had to go get clean plates to place my food on after cooking because I refused to put cooked food on a plate with formerly raw meat. There also needs to be clean bowls available for finished hot pot food. I had to use the ramen bowl I had from the conveyor belt. Speaking of the conveyor belt, I'm confused about its point an only one person at our table could reach it. Things were not labeled and the majority were available on the buffet. My niece enjoyed herself so that's what really mattered. However, she's the one that gave it 3 stars so not the best or her favorite but also not bad. I will say (and I never mentioned this to my niece because I didn't want to ruin the evening) that I used the restroom and while washing my hands saw one of the workers use the restroom and never wash her hands! Thankfully for us were were done getting food but that's unacceptable. And yes I followed her out and know she was in fact a worker!

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