Tiny Town Carry Out

For the record, I’ve spent an accumulative three years stationed in Korea. That being said, their sundubu is a little watered down but otherwise this place is as close as you’re going to get to the real thing.
I’d be more critical but considering their limitations (i.e. texture-​wise, there is a noticeable difference between Korean and American raised pork) they produce a quality product.

Another restaurant I really wanted to like. Cute little mom and pop Korean restaurant. I think a lot of restaurants here get by on this quality, along with cheap costs.
However, the food was kind of whatever, and the portions were teeny tiny. I got a bibimbap and it came with like a ¼ cup of bulgolgi meat. I don’t know, I’m probably spoiled coming from places outside of here that have AMAZING Korean food. I guess I’ll keep on looking, but I don’t have high hopes, as many reviewers say this is the best in town.

Great korean food. Kalbi was cooked the way I like it… not burnt like the other korean restaurants. I will definitely be going back.

First time here. Loved the banchan here, my favorites were the kimchi and fish cake. Got the bibimbap, wasn’t really impressed. Way too much sesame oil doused in the bibimbop and not much taste. Mixing it with kimchi and hot sauce made it better.

Best Korean food in town! Can’t be said enough. Now don’t let the location fool you. Haha I know it’s near a strip club, but give this place a chance. Amazing variety and quality of side dishes. Seating is limited, but worth it if you can get in.

A whole in the wall place in all places next to an asian supermarket. You walk in and of course there is only 3 tables and no decorations but once you sit down and order and you truly are surprised at the whole menu. Its extremely close to being authentic for being Clarksville TN. My wife had the bulgogi and i had the pork bulgogi and wow is what we kept saying. The food came out quick and hot and fresh. We ate till we almost bust. We will visit this place again because we love dive places like this because they have much better food than the same old bullshit Old Chicago and stamped out steakhouses along Wilma Rudolph

Very authentic. I’ve been to Korea so at least I can judge honestly on that part. Very delicious, if you don’t like your bulgogi too sweet they do it pretty mild and my wife loves it that way. Loved they seafood and noodles. Plus they present it traditionally just a shame they don’t serve soju but I understand the alcohol tax would be too much and that stuff just sneaks up on people.

Best Korean food in Tennessee!!! Small interior and the waitress is super nice. The seafood pancake is chock full of seafood. The banchan varieties are plentiful. I almost don’t want to tell anyone about this little hidden gem:)

Only reason it doesn’t have 5 stars is because I wish it had more seating like an actual restaurant. The food is fantastic and the workers are very friendly and have very good knowledge on their food. I normally get beef bulgogi and I enjoy it every time.

The best Korean food in Clarksville. Very traditional! I love the bi bim bap! Everything I’ve gotten here is good.

Maybe I went on a wrong day… or maybe it was I had just moved to Clarksville from Korea and my tastes buds had been spoiled overseas… but the food was mediocre. Place was clean & service was good though.

Awesome, authentic yummy food. I got hot pot bibimbap, my husband got bulgogo and our son got the galbi also got yaki man do. The banchan was awesome and nicely spiced and my hot pot was perfect, rice was nice n crispy. Don’t order soda cause u pay $ 2 for a plastic bottle of coke. Service was friendly and great. Only five Tables for dime in but I like the small feel and still felt roomy. Definitely try this place out if you like authentic Korean food!!!

I have been to this place twice. First time was 2 years ago and it was pretty good. It reminded me of the authentic Korean food at Korea town in Los Angeles, CA.
This time, I took my wife with me and she totally loved the food. I ordered my beef bulgogi and my wife order spicy pork. We both were satisfied with our orders. The side dishes were fresh and tasty. I’ve been to a few local Korean restaurants and each of them use different quality of meat. This place actually uses a better part, less fat, and good quality. The cook and the waitress were nice and kind to us. Definitely going hack when I need some good fresh Korean dishes.

Awesome food and I received a very large portion! More than I could eat at one time!

Love the place. Small little place so not to crowded and good for just a few friends or small family. Definitely going back

This is such a small place, but you can smell the aurora of the food right before you step into the place. I got their kalbi, which was so mouth watering and amazing that I’m getting hungry thinking about it.
I also ordered their seafood dumplings, but they got my order wrong and gave me a seafood pancake… which was good also, but I was expecting dumplings hahaha.
Overall, food was excellence. Loved their kimchi, I’m not a fan of the rest of the side dishes, as I dont like beansprouts.
This is a very small place, so it can get crowded easily, so it’s best to call in for a togo order to make your life easier.

Greg’s Review for Korean tastes
Dolsot BBB: Nomal but the rice is not very good.
Hamul soondooboo: It was really sucks.
Side dish: almost bad
Kimchi: below average
There are 4 tabls only… not suitable for having a treat for guests.

best Korean food in TN??? certainly in Clarksville (sorry Momo’s). lots of great sides. Kalbi is excellent. hot stone pot bi bim bap is great. never been disappointed!!!

I didn’t even know about this place. I will have to check it out soon.
. 931−249−6598.

Tiny Town Carry out has a sign now but you’d have to keep your eyes open for it. The place only has a few tables and so it really should be a carryout place and therefore don’t expect to have a place to sit down there. A table did open up as I walked in but the lady told me she was expecting customers so… she kind of trailed off and I finished with so I guess it will be to-​go. I ordered the bibimbop and then went next door to the Asian Korean mart and picked it up a few minutes later.
I opened it to see that the rice container was separate-​a normal thing but the meat, read bean paste, and vegges were in a styrofoam segmented food container, not the best way to present something that needed to be mixed. It was really annoying, especially since I know that there are other containers our there that would make things easier to eat bibimbop to go.
Despite my initial annoyance with it the flavors were really good. The veggies were crisp and tasty, the meat was delicious and marinated just right, not too overpowering and the hot bean paste was tasty. All for under 10 bucks. I would honestly give it higher stars if I wasn’t passively denied a table and the packaging was a little more efficient, if it’s going to be a Carry out place-​make it so that you can eat it without having to eat it.