6 Best Asian Fusion Restaurants in Murfreesboro

“I live in an area that doesn’t have any Korean food of any kind so when I travel I always look for Tteokbokki specifically. This place has reasonable prices and it’s not overly spicy but has a enjoyable kick. I’m very glad to have stumbled across this place.“

“I went on a monday 11/11 when the only server was a young lady with brown hair. There was a large group that had come in, along with several other families. The server was still awesome. Obviously, it took a little longer than it would have if there were enough servers, but she did a great job. The atmosphere was unappealing. I know you are called rock n roll sushi so I understand music being played, but it was so loud. So so loud. The seaweed salad and the sweet home Alabama roll were delicious. The baked volcano roll was not good.“

“Discovered this place in college years ago and try to always visit when I’m in town. Excellent food and very friendly employees who look like they enjoy what they are doing. Being there is definitely a cultural experience with the Korean TV and music playing along with instructions on the proper way to enjoy the food. Everyone needs to try it!“

“Fantastic and Delicious, definitely recommend!“

“My daughter who is pregnant was craving a buffet style (we’re originally from frm SC, so it’s wht we’re use too lol). We both got off from work and I remembered seeing this place by SOUL so suggested we go. It was actually pretty good. They kept the food coming fresh to the bar and we ate until we were stuffed. We’d def visit again.“

“When it comes to hibachi dining, Samurai Cuisine truly shines where it counts most—the food. From the moment the chef lit up the grill, it was clear we were in for a flavorful experience.

The steak was cooked to perfection, tender with a slight char that gave every bite a satisfying depth. The chicken was juicy and well-seasoned, and the shrimp were fresh and expertly grilled—no rubbery texture here. The standout for me was the hibachi fried rice, rich with flavor, a touch of garlic, and just the right amount of sear from the grill. The grilled veggies added a nice balance, cooked to a perfect crisp-tender state.

Unfortunately, the drinks didn’t match the quality of the meal. The cocktails tasted watered down and lacked the balance or punch you’d expect from a well-stocked hibachi bar. It wasn’t enough to ruin the night, but it was definitely a weak spot in an otherwise strong experience.“