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Tennessee, United States Food Guide: 10 Asian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Antioch
Reviews on Asian food in Antioch, Tennessee, United States. Antioch is a neighborhood in southeastern Davidson County, Tennessee governed by the Nashville metropolitan government. The area is assigned to postal zip code 37013.
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10. Rajdhani groceries & cafe
Reviewed By LoanaCristina
Everything is super delicious, affordable (if you like salted food, the Nepali is a must try)and the little cafe inside the store has a cozy feel. There are 6 tables with seats for 2 on each side (like little booths)Vegetarian Thali! Loved all dishes, but My no1 is the eggplant,... no, the cauliflower,... no: the chickpea with mushroom, or the peas soup, even the greens (which I usually not eat), or the tofu with peas... anyway: all. Also the dish comes with lasi sauce for gulab jamun and the gulab jamun is not from the box, some fresh vegetables and rice, and a chapati and a luchi bread. Oh, must not forget the pickled mango! Super delicious
9. Mikado Japanese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By AlfredoMartin
In the last 5 years, our favorite Hibachi style restaurants (Kobe and Omikoshi) closed. So we have been searching for the best option. Skip Shogun in Franklin. Their food is not adequate. Come to Mikado. Let's start with the service. It's friendly and prompt. Now on to the food. The miso soup is quite tasty, and the ginger sauce for salad is very good. You must have the shrimp. It's outstanding. A good combination is to add filet mignon or chicken. You will be satisfied. The decor does look old, and restaurant does not look contemporary. It does need a renovation. Again the food is good. You will enjoy it if you like Hibachi style. It's a great restaurant for the family.
8. Kobe Asian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By Danbud
What are you really enjoyed the rice noodles which were called drunken noodles. We also got several appetizers such as the dumplings which were delicious. And ordered some sushi rolls which were fresh and tasted very nice the restaurant is definitely worth visiting.
7. Thai Papaya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By Godenar
Weâve passed Thai Papaya many times on the way back and forth to the airport and Samâs Club (just down the street), and finally stopped in for lunch.A simple but pleasantly-decorated place, with uncovered tables and booths and a tray of sauces and condiments on each table. Napkins from pop-up dispensers on the tables.And a Health Department rating of 95/100! We had only seen the name, âThai Papayaâ from the street (the restaurant is in a strip mall on busy Harding Place), but the lower part of the logo does say âThai, Sushi, & Vietnamese Food.â And not just sushi, but other Japanese dishes and Bento boxes (see my photo of the take-out menu).Lunch service was a bit odd and detached, as I now see that some earlier reviews (although some are from 3 years ago) have notedâ but acceptable. Our meal was served quickly.When we asked to confirm that we could get rice noodle dishes Gluten-Free, our server had no idea what we were talking about. We able to determine that soy sauce couldnât be left out of sauces because sauces are already prepared. And, we learned, thereâs soy sauce in the Phá».A bánh mì sandwich was hot, on a thick roll which wasnât exactly French bread, but served the purpose well. Phá» Gà comes in Kids ($4.95) Small ($6.95), Large, and âSuper Bowlâ ($10.95) sizes, and the basil, jalapeño and bean sprouts on the side were crunchy and fresh. Good-tasting broth. A Vietnamese Iced Coffee wasn't served at the table, but came already mixed from the kitchen but it was creamy and sweet, the way I like it. Thai Papaya had no dessert available (at least at lunch), other than bubble teas. The food was pretty good, and reasonably priced. A good place for a simple meal or sandwich. If we think ahead the next time weâre on the way west to BNA, Thai Papaya might be a good place to pick up a bánh mì or spring rolls before a flight, or to bring with us on a flight.
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6. Kirin Sushi
Reviewed By Hollyreubens
I read about this place ages ago but it's not really in my usual stomping grounds, so today I was there at lunch time and checked it out. From the outside, you have no idea that it's such an attractive inviting place to dine. Very pleasantly surprised! The service was fast from very nice servers. Since it was my first trip, I got a bento box so that I could sample different things. The salad that came with the bento box was delicious. It does have lots of dressing, as someone else mentioned, but that dressing is so delicious that I used my soup spoon to eat every bit of it! They gave me a large serving of miso soup and honestly, I'm not much of a miso fan, so it was lost on me but if you like miso, you'll probably love it! I liked the teriyaki shrimp. Nice, fat, well cooked and spiced shrimp. Now for what wasn't up to par for me, the California roll. As one other reviewer said, it's has very little rice and it's extremely small. The wasabi and pickled ginger were great, especially the wasabi, it was POWERFUL! I will definitely go back and try some other things.
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5. Midori
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By Joe L
My first visit hereâ¦but not my last. This hidden gem on Nolensville Rd is a rare combination of classic Korean and Japanese foods in a family style atmosphere. Loved the assortment of small tastings provided, ranging from slightly sweet to spicyâ¦they were a nice addition to the overall meal. Went with the deep fried dumpling as an appetizer and once cooled down had a wonderful flavor and went well with the sauces provided.My first time enjoying Bibimbap in a hot bowlâ¦loved how it is put together and the great flavors, very tasty. The Korean beef BBQ is incredible, the flavors need no extra sauces or dipping, and I loved how it was served on a sizzling hot plate. After snipping off the meat with scissors, make sure you leave enough on the bone to savor! On a side note, the Bibimbap we ordered lacked any beef and we pointed it out to one of the servers. Within minutes, an older Korean lady comes to the table and heaps some freshly cooked beef onto the Bibimbapâ¦LOL Just love this kind of service and passion for food. Service was great and you canât beat the price for the amount and quality of food served.
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4. Sichuan Hot Pot & Asian Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Sichuan Hot Pot & Asian Cuisine is the first large Sichuan hotpot restaurant in Tennessee. Enjoy an authentic, fresh, and filling experience.
Reviewed By FYL003
We ordered several dishes to try out the restaurant, they were all very good. This is probably the best Chinese restaurant in Nashville so far. The specialties are seafood, hot pot and Sichuan dishes. We enjoyed the house special casserole, Sichuan beef, and chicken with garlic sauce. We will try the hotpot next time when we are in Nashville.
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3. Laos Thai Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By Vetskidog
This small restaurant is located inside of the King Market Asian grocery store. The food is very authentic, plentiful and reasonably priced. If you go for lunch, expect a crowd. If you like Thai food, you should check it out. I was not disappointed.
2. Hai Woon Dai
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
This is a phenomenal Korean restaurant just outside of downtown Nashville. I stopped there somewhat randomly while on a road trip.
Reviewed By Sharon Z
My family (no young kids) came to Nashville to see the eclipse. We chose this restaurant the night before the eclipse because we like Korean food and it was close to our hotel. The food was delicious. The setting was fairly utilitarian, which was fine by us. Our only quibble was that the restaurant was very understaffed that night, clearly not expecting the convergence of families in town to drop off college students and families in town to see the eclipse; the couple at the next table said that they'd never seen the place so packed on a Sunday night before.The staff was trying their absolute best to contend with the volume, but it was simply not possible.The food was great, and I expect that they'll be more prepared if a total eclipse brings another horde of diners in the future. If I'm ever back in Nashville, I'll want to visit again!
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1. Bangkokville Thai Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By toothfairy0904
My husband and love getting Thai to go from here. The people are so nice. Food is delicious. I had the pineapple curry w/ no spice and my husband had the red curry. Both were amazing with rice! Highly recommend eating here. Itâs reasonable too and always tastes so good.
