We love coming here and Takumi. Both great, clean, and fast service…read more Food is delicious! :)

This dim sum spot delivered a really satisfying experience overall. The shrimp dumplings were fresh…read moreand flavorful, and the shumai and soup dumplings were juicy, well-seasoned, and exactly what you'd hope for. The pork bao buns were soft and while the salt and pepper ribs packed a delicious, savory punch. The charcoal bun was interesting, with a rich, creamy yolk filling(it wasn't bad) but not one of my favorites. The lamb skewers were decent, but didn't stand out as much compared to some of the other dishes. On the sweeter side, the pumpkin cake had a nice hint of pumpkin without being overpowering. The crispy squid, which was perfectly cooked, and the stir-fried garlic pea shoots were fresh and full of flavor. The red bean curd spare ribs had a good fried texture, but were a bit bland compared to the rest of the menu. The stir-fried rice noodles was another great addition--especially appreciated as a gluten-free option especially since we had someone with celiac along with GF soy sauce. I do wish they had a few more classic dim sum options like turnip cake and har gow, but even with that, the meal was still delicious. Service was fine as we went early Saturday morning and our waiter did make sure there was plenty of water and soft drinks at the table.

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.

the food was alright , not the best I've had(compared to other Asian food I've eaten, this is…read morebullshit). the service was slow and not very friendly(wasn't rude either), could have been better. I do absolutely love the koi pond, and the statue. I do unfortunately no longer go there because my friend once ate there and a fucking fly landed in her food, never again. This was sev years ago and I haven't gone back since the fly incident with my frien.

Sichuan Hot Pot & Asian Cuisine is hands down the only hot pot spot I recommend in Nashville.After…read morestudying abroad in Shanghai, I fell in love with the rich broths: spicy, tomato, herbal, and even refreshing ones like watermelon.For years, I couldn't find those same flavors in Nashville until Sichuan Hot Pot opened a few years ago. The inside goes beyond your typical neighborhood Chinese spot, with grand décor that sets the mood. The staff is always friendly and even brings out complimentary kimchi and peanuts to start. Their combo prices are incredibly fair (around $20), and each one comes loaded with fresh veggies, ramen noodles, and fish balls. The sauce bar is next level too, with fresh cilantro and green onion, sesame sauce, and chili oil, all ready to be mixed to your taste. Whenever soup season hits (and it's coming up), I instantly start craving their spicy hot pot beef combo!!

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.

I ordered takeout and it was so yummy! I got General Tso Tofu and upgraded to lo mein noodles. It…read morewasn't too oily, nor too spicy, great flavor and great portions!

We were running errands and needed dinner so we stopped in at Bamboo House and ended up really…read moreliking this place. The vibe is super chill calm, relaxed, quiet and just an easy spot to grab dinner without any stress. It's the kind of place where you can actually chill and hear each orher while you eat lol I ordered the General Tso's chicken, and it was exactly what I was hoping for. It's not spicy, so if you like something milder, the sauces was a lot thicker than im used it and definitely wasn't spicy. The chicken is white meat, crispy on the outside, tender inside, and the sauce has great flavor without being overly sweet, could use more red chili flakes but that's my preference. My girlfriend got the chicken and broccoli, and hers came out fresh, hot, and cooked just right. We kept swapping bites and both dishes were really solid. Portions are generous definitely at least 2 portions, the service was friendly, and everything came out fast. Nothing fancy just good food in a laid back atmosphere. We left full and happy

One of favorite places and at least a monthly go to! Their calamari is gluten free and delicious,…read moreand we love their Pad Thai and Fried rice, as well as the sushi. It does get a little loud on the weekends, and a reservation is usually needed!

Came to Wild Ginger in Franklin for dinner and had a really nice experience overall. The decor was…read morebeautiful. Modern, warm, and a great vibe for a night out. Customer service was also excellent and very attentive. This is an Asian fusion spot, so lots of different options to choose from! I started with the Tokyo gyoza. It was good, but nothing that really stood out compared to other gyoza I've had. Still enjoyable. For my main, I ordered the shaking beef with noodles, and this was the star of the meal. It's not traditional if you're comparing it to Vietnamese shaking beef, but it was really well done. The noodles had a nice crisp to them, and the meat was tender and flavorful. Between the atmosphere, service, and solid food, Wild Ginger is a great spot for dinner, and I'd definitely come back to try more dishes.

My family dined here on Christmas Eve. We waited over two hours for our food while watching several…read morefamilies who arrived after us eat and leave. We understand the restaurant was busy, but no one checked on us or our order during that time. When the food finally arrived, it was cold. We ordered steamed rice but were given old fried rice instead. The orange chicken was soggy and cold, the pork belly lacked flavor, and the pork ribs tasted old and gamey. Our young children were very patient, but we were starving and still couldn't finish the food. Shortly after, our entire family experienced stomach discomfort. Having traveled to Taiwan, we were hoping for authentic food, but this restaurant did not meet expectations. Unfortunately, we will not be returning.

I've been wanting to come sit down here for a while. I've had food to go at parties but this is the…read morefirst time inside. I was not disappointed! The food was fantastic and was very happy with everything I got! They have both authentic and americanized dishes to please all palates. We ordered an array of dishes and every single one was a banger! Beef tendon and shank, dumplings, mapo tofu, clams, pepper ribs, and stir fry beef. The shop itself was small quiet and cozy. The staff were super nice and checked up on you often. Will definitely be coming back.

Not a regular standard Thai or Chinese food. Food was ordinary... basil fried rice or the mei fun /…read morenoodles

Ordered plain chicken with steamed broccoli and white rice as well as a Szechuan chicken dish…read more Instead of either dish I ordered, they gave me 2 orders of some awful chicken dish covered in a terrible goopy sauce. AND they had the audacity to tell me what they served us was what I ordered. Joke of a restaurant. They should be embarrassed. Shame on them.

It was a chilly night and we wanted some comfort food. I found this place on Yelp and hoped for the…read morebest. They did not disappoint. The staff was attentive from the moment we entered. Our waiter even moved us bc his said the cold air from the door opening would be unpleasant. We ordered the large wonton soup for 4. 2 orange chickens and 1 spicy chicken and broccoli. The flavors were fantastic and the chicken was so crispy even with the orange sauce. The staff again was so friendly and checked in on us. We live 55 mins away so this was a perfect find! Definitely recommend this place!

Busy...busy...busy. Yes, many of us find ourselves buzzing around (especially this time of year -…read moreright before Thanksgiving) like bees and other creatures hustling to prepare for the cold months ahead. And, somewhat surprisingly...the same was true for Great Wall of China early afternoon on a weekday. There was a virtual constant flow of patrons coming and going, picking up call-in orders, and stopping for a mid-afternoon lunch. (1:30 - 2:30pm) Regardless of the "buzz," we were politely greeted by Lynn (Lin ?) and seated immediately. Drink orders were taken (fountain drinks or bottled available), menus presented. Drinks delivered and orders taken within 5 - 10 minutes....and a small dish of complementary candied peanuts placed on table. They were delightful. Our orders came out within another 10 minutes or so....even while customers continued to come and go. And 3 different people came out to check if everything was in order..."all good?" - "yes." First for me was a hot, super crispy, veggie egg roll. Multi layers of rice paper wrappers contained a rather bland stuffing. A dollop of "Momofuku-style/Lao Gan Ma" chili crunch with its savory, salty, spicy, umami nature helped. (Of course the traditional hot mustard or duck sauce could have been chosen instead...but none was offered.) Second - my go-to lunch dish, Hunan Chicken. Uber-tender small bites of white breast chicken sauted and bathed in an earthy sauce, along with carrots, mushrooms, onions, and zucchini. Good - yes. Great....not quite. The depth of flavor wasn't here. But the subtle and persistent heat was spot on. Chicken and broccoli for my luncheon guest...was also shy of our top marks. And this dish (attested by both of us) was way over-salty. Too much soy or...? We'll ask next time. Regardless, we will be back because the selection and affordability of pretty darn good Chinese food is what we continue to seek on our Yelping quest across all cuisines of the world....especially close to home.

Very delicious Chinese food, I highly recommend for anyone that loves Chinese food. Service took 30…read moreminutes because it was holiday.

Situated in a small plaza between a T-Mobile and a local alteration shop just a block off of…read moreMurfreesboro Road, Asian Taste is your quintessential local Chinese spot showcasing all the classics from the faded and dated food pictures on the wall to the large paper menus along with all the classic dishes we love! I am always on the hunt for a solid pick-up Chinese spot and usually wait until I am closer to home to scoop up the food, but decided to give Asian Taste a try recently and get it right after work. Online ordering process was simple, not a huge fan of the 7% processing fee, but the prices were fair so I pushed through. Quoted time of 25 minutes was spot on. When I walked in the door, they were walking from behind the curtain with my order. As noted in previous reviews, I always judge a Chinese spot by their wonton soup...and Asian Taste came through with some of the best wonton soup I have had in the area! In addition to the tasty soup, we got sesame chicken with fried rice and an egg roll, and house lo mein. The egg roll was more of a spring roll, but it was fried to perfection and packed with the goods, so again, I let it slide. All the food was hot and delicious, and plentiful. Pricing was not bad, including the fees, tax and a tip, we spent around $32, which is not bad at all! If you are interested in dining in, there are several booths and tables. The dining room was well kept and clean. Overall, really enjoyed Asian Taste. Definitely will be added to the rotation for those weeknight Chinese dinners!