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    Walls Grocery

    3.7 (3 reviews)

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    3 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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    Daylight Sushi

    Daylight Sushi

    4.1(136 reviews)
    3.0 mi
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    Bad review alert -- but I feel it's important for the Spring Hill community to be aware…read more I took my daughters(ages 9&11) out for what was supposed to be a special, highly anticipated sushi date. Unfortunately, what should have been a great experience turned into a very uncomfortable one. The gentleman who took our order was extremely rude from the start and made us feel unwelcome and clearly unwilling to respond to our questions about the menu. We initially gave the benefit of the doubt, assuming it might be a cultural misunderstanding. However, things only got worse. After we sat down, he never brought us water while consistently serving other tables. At one point, he even prepared a full table setting--with water and food--for a reservation that hadn't yet arrived, while we continued to sit there unattended. After nearly 30 minutes of awkward waiting, we were finally given water. What made the situation more concerning was the clear difference in how we(Caucasian Americans) were treated compared to other customers. He was warm, kind, and engaging with others--particularly those who appeared to share his background--but would not acknowledge or engage with us at all. The atmosphere became so uncomfortable that I made the decision to leave for the sake of my daughters. As a father, it was clear they felt unwelcome, and that was not something I was willing to tolerate. I left without asking for a refund due to what seemed to be hostility. We've had many wonderful experiences at Asian restaurants, but our experience at Daylight Sushi was deeply disappointing. We did not feel welcomed, and unfortunately, we were treated in a way that made that very clear. Wish this was not the case and hopefully this was a major misunderstanding!

    Only go if you have plenty of time to spare. This place takes forever... they should've kept their…read moredonut system.

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    Fat Tiger Korean BBQ & More

    Fat Tiger Korean BBQ & More

    4.9(83 reviews)
    32.1 mi
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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!

    All hail Fat Tiger! I'd heard nice things about this place from fellow local foodies, but thine…read moreeyes/tastebuds have truly seen the glory: hallelujah!! From the moment my husband and I stepped up to the elaborately funky barn entrance to explore the charming sights/vibes/smells inside, we were both immediately hungry for all the fatty good fun promised within that fabulous menu. The sweet staff were all such a pleasure as well, especially the kind young lady who offered me a sample of the exquisite turnip green soup because I mentioned it looked good...and it was! We ended up sharing the FANTASTIC shrimp burger with fries and the equally delightful seafood pancake, which was one of the best I've yet to try. And how about those awesome dipping sauces that same sweet staff brought us for our first tastes? It only enhanced the excellent flavors and textures of our dishes! Soooo glad we happened to stop by on our way out of town and soooo willing to make the trek back if we're close by there again--what an awesome eatery and a pleasant surprise! Also, if Guy Fierri hasn't made his way here yet he NEEDS to like yesterday, because it's just the type of perfectly unique stop you'd see on his Flavortown adventures: HINT-HINT!!

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    Mad for Galbi

    Mad for Galbi

    4.3(86 reviews)
    21.5 mi

    Mad for Galbi made us feel like we were taking a little trip to Korea the moment we walked in. The…read moresign that says "Fly Me to Korea" and the display showing the current time in Nolensville, TN, and Korea were such a fun touch--although I noticed the Korea time was a little off. lol I just took it as part of the decoration. The restaurant itself was very clean and had a welcoming atmosphere. The Jeyuk Bokkeum (Spicy Pork) and Bulgogi were beautifully presented and full of flavor. We also ordered the Jajangmyeon and Jjamppong, and both portions were very generous. The Jjamppong was especially impressive, loaded with crab, clams, mussels, and other seafood. It was incredibly flavorful and one of the best I've had. The side dishes were delicious, and when we asked for a refill, they brought us plenty without hesitation. That kind of hospitality really stood out. The owner and all of the staff were warm, attentive, and friendly throughout our visit. We'll definitely be back the next time we're in the area. Highly recommended!

    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.

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