13 Best Asian Restaurants near Clarksville

“This past Sunday, we visited Clarksville Common farmers market yesterday, and stumbled upon Anhmazing banh mi within the Clarksville Common Food Kitchen which showcases international food stalls from small local businesses!

I remember hearing about this business which used to have a location at the Block Food Hall in Pike and Rose before closing down. Since they opened earlier than other stalls, we bought a banh mi. Ahnmazing Banh Mi also sells other dishes like beef noodle, dumplings, and homemade steamed buns.

We split the lemongrass pork banh mi ($13
2), which came with two freshly fried vegetarian spring rolls and sauce. Oh man, the banh mi was PACKED to the brim and had a good amount of veggies and meat. So juicy. I could tell that some of the bread was scooped out, but I prefer it that way so the banh mi can be stuffed even more. ? I'm no banh mi expert, but really enjoyed this one.“

“First of all the person behind the counter was the first person to say hello to us even though there were multiple food booths. So I will always give good customer service my money. My wife and I decided to split both of J’s pocket beef and chicken. The beef one was my favorite and both were tasty. It’s like a fancy hot pocket but better. We also had an order of pork steamed buns! Delicious!!! Just great food and friendly service!“

“I love this place!!! The food is so fresh, simple and tasty and service is always kind and fast ❤️❤️❤️“

“Great food, great staff, great atmosphere. The Ramen is amazing, the Kabobs are delicious. The kaarage and edamame were also wonderful. It’s a great spot, everyone is kind and respectful. Overall the environment was calm and quiet, but we went later in the night. 10/10 ramen spot. Every time I get a chance to go, it makes my day.

Wheelchair accessibility: It’s not the most wheelchair accessible. But they have DoorDash and take out options.“

“Really friendly staff, good food, and fun atmosphere. A great Asian bistro style restaurant with room for the whole family.

Vegetarian options: There are some on the manu, not a ton.

Wheelchair accessibility: On the first floor, easy to access from the parking lot.“

“Even though it is a hike for us from Virginia to MD, we can't help but make the trip at least once a month. Halal food aside, it is simply one of the best Chinese food places around.

Vegetarian options: There are many. They are super flexible in a la carte style preparation if you just tell what you want

Parking: Plenty available any time i visit“

“Our favorite place for Sushi. Had carry out tonight due to CoronaVirus quarantine and it was fantastic as usual. Can't wait until this comment is completely outdated (and things are back to normal again).“

“Excellent sushi, sashimi, soup and drinks. Great friendly service.“

“Ever since my husband and I tried out Bon Chon, KFC had a whole new meaning for us. Colonel Sanders should stand aside. Korean Fried Chicken is the bomb!!!“

“First, be aware that the driveway is at Royal Farms! I kept going into the Giant store parking because I missed it.
There for dine-in lunch, seated immediately & brought drinks.
Lunch specials can't be beat. $9.25 and besides delectable main, plus rice, you can choose one side. I had an eggroll with my Hunan Pork and all of it was fantastic. Crisp-tender broccoli, melt-in-your-mouth pork, luscious sauce. Eggroll was so fresh and light.
I bought an appy to share, Spicy cabbage, and it was outstanding.
My friend said her soup (side) and Hot garlic chicken was wonderful.
Here's another tip: they do accept plastic & venmo, but the server asked if I could pay in cash. Not sure why, and they did take my debit card. It was odd.

Parking: Turn in at Royal Farms and go past it to the left.“

“This is my favorite sushi spot! Great atmosphere, reasonable prices, friendly and professional staff, AMAZING sushi. Their yellowtail scallion roll is one of my favorites. During the COVID crisis they're doing contact-free curbside takeout and have added online ordering options.“

“Pretty good as buffets go. Very affordable. They have a sushi bar which is awesome. I mean the sushi is mainly tuna and fake crab and it's very mediocre but like c'mon - it's all you can eat! They assign you one plastic fork and nothing else which is weird. And there is no soda fountain. It's an extra $3-5 for anything but water. Also very weird. Deserts are bone dry and terrible but that's literally any buffet. Our table busser was awful. She brought the check (you pay before you sit down) before any of us were finished and came back four times to demand I sign it cuz she wanted a tip. DO NOT TRUST THE OPEN TUBS OF SAUCE. I saw a kid directly drink out of one“