I think this will be my favorite Korean restaurant in Clarksville. We were passing through, and…read morelooking for a place to eat. We specifically want jjampong, and found this place. Authentic and feels like homemade food.

Top notch Korean cuisine made when ordered. Only a few seats inside so be prepared to take your…read moremeal to go. Flavorful banchan. Friendly service that really wants you to enjoy your meal. The place is not fancy but the food is excellent.

This place was a surprise for me, wasn't really looking for anything, I just like go to Asian…read moregrocery stores to see if I can find anything. The lady behind the counter was very nice, recommended where to have lunch. Kids got they liked, and found some lemon powder , got a ceramic pot

This is the place in the Fort Campbell & Clarksville area for Korean Fire Noodles!…read more Seoul International Asian Market is easy to find, has lots of parking space, and a wide variety of different Asian foods and seasonings. It is the largest Asian market in this area. This week I got introduced to Korean Fire Noodles after a friend showed me a video of a fast food ramen restaurant in Orlando, Florida. The most demanded item there was the Korean Fire Noodles. Korean fire noodles are a particular type of spicy noodles from South Korea. While most people cannot handle the spiciness of these noodles, they still want to try it! These noodles were first created by Samyang Foods, Inc. The company also makes a variety of other ramen flavors. However, over time, the Korean fire noodles have become their specialty. For most netizens, Samyang is become synonymous with the fiery hot Korean fire noodles! Seoul International Asian Market always has something I am looking for like homemade kimchi, seasoned squid, wood chopsticks, and ramen noodles. I found a huge variety of Samyang Noodles here: Samyang Carbo Spicy Chicken Fried Noodles are not as spicy as the original spicy ramen from Samyang - herbal, cheesy, & spicy. Samyang Fire Hot Curry Flavored Chicken Ramen Noodles is deliciously hot and spicy. The heat builds up gradually and you can taste the curry flavor of the noodles. The Buldak Bokkeummyun Light is basically the basic fire noodle but with 40% less spice. It's definitely much milder than the other variants, but the decreased spice somehow affected the overall savoriness of the noodles as well. I got some of these Korean Fire Noodles/ramen, Japanese Clear Broth, a jar of kimchi, fish flakes for a recipe, and seasoned squid. Total cost of these groceries: $30. Pricey but not bad. On the way out, I saw some cold coffee in cans. I decided to buy some another day.

Love having a Panera here and Panera's French Onion Soup. Lines seem to be super long here, but I…read morenever came to Panera on those days.

I get breakfast here regularly as it is close to my office. After the first few times I started…read moreusing the Panera app to order ahead because lines can get long here. This makes it super convenient as they'll place your order on the pick up shelf and you won't even need to talk to anyone or stand in line.

Service was fast and friendly. Nice table seating that we chose instead of the hibachi grill. Three…read moredifferent sushi rolls and all were amazing as well as the main entrees. Will definitely be back!!!!

Jessica was our server and she was a delight. I've had several servers and they have always been…read morewonderful. The food here is delicious I especially enjoy the lunch specials which are a very good price for what you get. My favorite is their fried rice. Whenever I'm in town I will definitely stop here for a wonderful lunch.

We really enjoyed our lunch. Everything tasted amazing. Came out fairly quickly. our only…read moredisappointment was the man (owner or manager- not sure what his role was) did say we could order a 1/2 portion for my daughter of the Pho bowl, we were given a usual portion and charge for a full portion. we just ended up with way more than we cared to have and took it home for later. We will come again on a day we are much hungrier.

This is the pho place to try. The place inside is beautiful with marble finish. They are…read moretypically busy but are quick service. We eat here 3x a month.

Hands down the best Chinese food in Clarksville, went the for the first time today. Super friendly…read morestaff, more importantly, awesome food

This is our go-to Chinese carry out here in Clarksville and is by far the best we've tried and the…read moreone we continue to come back to. It's always fresh, the owners/service is kind, reasonably priced - quick!! - and has all the class Chinese takeout staples. Whenever we don't feel like cooking or are feeling ill, we order from here! Definitely recommend :) The orange chicken and cashew chicken are both are go-tos, and I like they have huge portions of fresh steamed veggies as well!

Just throwing up a good review because this place came through in our time of need. Christmas…read morenight, the restaraunt had no phone service and couldn't process credit cards thanks to the Nashville Bombing, still they prepared my order based on an unpaid online order and were very kind when I went to pick it up. I had to run all over town trying to find cash because the ATMs were also down. The lady behind the counter was very patient and kind. When I finally had the cash, I got my food and it was still hot. I ordered a Kung pao chicken and Szechuan chicken with white rice and they were both very good. Standard American Chinese food. I liked that they had little hot sauce packets because my only complaint with this kind of Chinese food is that the items labeled spicy are never actually spicy. Both dishes came with yummy vegetables, the sauce was fine, and the fried kung pao chicken was really crispy and delicious. This food was standard. It all tasted good. It was ready quickly. It was hot. It fed me and my husband. The staff at the restaraunt were nice. Couldn't ask for more.

The only good item in my order was the Egg Foo Yung...just the egg foo yung...the gravy was…read morehorrible..tasted burnt and WAY too much soy sauce and then had black pepper..a LOT of it. The fried dumplings were actually deep fried..have never seen that in any restaurant.. Usually just fried in a wok on one side..these were crunchy..and the filing bland. Also ordered kung pau chicken combo plate..I think they forgot the peppers.. No spice at all..the fried rice was 'okay', nothing to brag about. Oh, and the kung pau sauce was also burnt tasting..bitter! Won't try again since none of it was really good. Lastly, they are a typical Chinese restaurant that tells everyone their order will take "10 minutes"... mine took closer to 35

I've been here twice and am really confused about the most recent ratings/reviews!…read more One of my girlfriends and I stopped in on a Saturday between 6 and 6:30pm. I was worried they were going to be packed, but, much to my surprise, we walked in and were seated with menus right away. Our table/booth was extremely clean, and the atmosphere was great. The lighting was dim, making it a more intimate setting - perfect for a date night, if that's what you're looking for. It was also fairly family-friendly, though! We saw a couple of families at booths, especially with younger children or babies. Our waitress was very attentive and brought us drinks and our appetizer right away. We ordered gyoza, which was great! These were fried, and I think I've only ever gotten them steamed at various restaurants, so it was a nice change of pace! The sauce was good and, I think, had green onions and ginger in it. I can't speak on the sangria, as I did not have any because I'm pregnant, but my friend said her drink was strong and tasted great. It took us forever to decide on our sushi order, as their menu is fairly extensive, but we ended up sharing three rolls - the Crunch Munch, Volcano, and Big Mouth. I'm partial to spicy tuna, so the Big Mouth was my favorite, followed by the Crunch Munch, then the Volcano. Honestly, I would probably order all three again, but I'd love to come back to try something new. I can not speak for the rest of the food here, but the sushi hits the spot. Our bill was roughly $60, so it wasn't super cheap, but not bad for 2 people. I'll be back!

Went here with my family and absolutely love the sushi sashimi platers they have. The only issue…read morewith any food there is that the mackerel nigiri that they serve with platters absolutely smells rank and just awful. I definitely would recommend asking for a sub for that. However, the other fish is great and pretty fresh, at least as far as a landlocked state can get!

By far one of the best take out spots in Clarksville. Not to be confused with New King Mao which is…read morealmost as good. This one sets the bar for me though. Hot, fresh and exactly what I order every time!

enjoyed chicken and brocolli, orange chicken, fried chicken wings…read more Fast service and with a smile

Surprisingly good. Delicious food, nice staff and great service (but the place was empty since we…read morewent during the ice storm). Fujiyama is still #1 Clarksville sushi (wider sushi roll selection) but this place definitely is competition. The rolls do not disappoint. We had the hurricane roll, Philadelphia, and salmon (can't remember exact name but it was a "special roll"). We also ordered some noodles (again, sorry, don't exactly know what it's called the waitress kinda just brought it). Everything was yummy! The salmon was supa fresh. We ended up loving the noodles. Definitely a better tasting Asian food restaurant. And if you live in Clarksville, you know there are many. We will definitely be going back.

First time here. Was empty at noon. Served/hostess was great. Friendly service clean restaurant…read more The sushi I had was the firework roll. Was good but had an odd fishy taste to it I couldn't place. The tempura shrimp was a tad over cooked and just a touch rubbery on the outer parts. The gyoza was FABULOUS. Will stop in again.