Chopstick House

This place has the absolute best lunch deal I have ever seen at any restaurant near where I work in Antioch. The whole combo includes an Entrée, Fried/​White Rice and a Drink for 5.25÷5.75… and the food was DELICIOUS. It came out hot and everyone left the restaurant completely satisfied, not stuffed or hungry.
Chopstick house in one trip has earned a spot in our lunch rotation! We can’t wait to go back next week.
I ordered the Sesame chicken and got it extra hot, the cook was happy to make it that way for me and it paired great with the Pork Fried Rice. You can add an egg roll (comes out fresh) for .99. You just cant beat this place for lunch.

This place has become more miss than hit. The last few times we ordered from here it was just «meh». Nothing really terrible just bland. Not exceptional.

Every bit as good as everybody says it is! We were looking to pick up Chinese food along the I-​24 corridor, and international cuisine of any kind is hard to come by in the Nashville area, and drove about 20 minutes out of our way for Chopstick House. We split the steamed dumplings, pork Hunan, General Tso’s chicken and beef broccoli; it was all oh so good. I’d definitely go out of my way to pick up food from this no-​frills spot again! (For diners eating in, beware that the one thing it’s lacking is atmosphere.)

Disclaimer here: I grew up in New York City, and my friend’s grandma owned a nice Chinese restaurant in my neighborhood. And the best Chinese restaurants on the East Coast in the 1970s were a subway ride away in Chinatown. When I moved to Michigan, my sister in law was good friends with a family that owned one of the best Chinese restaurants in the Detroit area, and they catered our rehearsal dinner for my wedding. So I’ve been spoiled.
Getting good Chinese in Middle Tennessee is an uphill battle. The ones I’ve tried all seem to be buying mediocre ingredients from the same suppliers. And Unilocal isn’t much help because, no offense, but folks around here who haven’t traveled have no idea how good Chinese can be when produced with techniques learned in the mother country with the best ingredients. My final complaint (then I’ll stop, I promise) is that the favored business model for a Chinese restaurant in Middle Tennessee is buffet or take-​out or both. And that’s just not conducive to serving the best food.
All that said, I walked into Chopstick House on a day when I was recovering from a headcold and just needed something hot and spicy to clear my head and make me feel better. As our family friends in Michigan used to say, in the Chinese culture they believe certain spices are «good for the breathing» and I don’t care what science says, they have always been proven right in my case. Chopstick House is a counter-​service/​takeout place, with about a dozen tables and chairs, and they will bring your food to your table if you are dining in.
The General Tso’s Chicken and a cup of Hot and Sour Soup did the trick. The chicken was cooked right, with a hot, fast heat so it was cooked without drying, and the sauce was complex and flavorful, as it should be. The soup was brothy, not gummy (A gummy soup is a sign they are using thickeners to stretch the dish and cut costs). It was a lunch combo, so it came with pork fried rice which was nice, not greasy, though not as loaded with veggies and pork as I would like.
All this for about the same price as a burger combo meal at a fast-​food chain, so definitely an upgrade from that.
Chopstick House is doing it right so far. I’ll be back to try them some more.

I love, love, love this place. They have the best chicken broccoli ever. I eat here all the time. The prices are super affordable and the staff are really nice. Its never a long wait and its always good.

So delightful! Best Chinese I have had since I moved to Nashville. Friendly service! They love their customers. And it shows!!!

I see what the hype is about, okay I’m going to be honest. Its pretty good. The general was amazing. It was crispy and was packed with flavor. Not like the other places where it tastes like it had been in the freezer to long.
It’s near my house also! Found my new Chinese takeout.

Oh man I see what the hype is about, okay I’m going to be honest. This is the best takeout Chinese I ever had. The general was amazing. It was crispy and was packed with flavor. Not like the other places where it tastes like it had been in the freezer to long.
It’s near my house also! Found my new Chinese takeout.

This is the best Chinese restaurant I have found since I moved to Nashville. We have ordered carry out four times and the experience has been consistent. The fried rice is amazing; the egg fried rice is our favorite. The sweet and sour chicken is exactly as I expected it to be: chicken fried in a flavor-​neutral and crispy fritter batter with red sauce on the side and no icky bits of onion and pepper as filler. The General Tso’s chicken is tasty and the chicken lo mein is perfect. The fried pot stickers were very good. The Mongolian beef was a disappointment. I look forward to trying the egg foo yung; I hope to report back within a month.

This is our favorite Chinese take-​out for the area. My bf always subs out snow peas in his dish, and they always get it right. This place is in our regular rotation.

I always get the House Special Lo mein and it’s delicious my husband however loves to get something different every time and he is never disappointed.

Best chinese food in Antioch. I love their steamed dumplings. They don’t deliver but you can order online and pick it up.

As you could see from the photos, this place is somewhat a hole in the wall compared to the size of the plaza. But, for the second time in the day, I was surprised by how good Asian food is in Nashville.
We got the House Special Fried Rice, House Special Lo Mein, General Tso’s Chicken and BBQ Ribs. This is the tastiest General Tso’s I’ve had so far; the sauce is just perfect. Typically when I eat General Tso’s Chicken, the sauce is either too sweet or too strong such that it’s really good the first couple of bites, and the next ones become really hard to swallow. Not the case with this restaurant. Fried noodles and rice were also fantastic.
It’s great for take away but not good for dine in. The place fits probably only about 20 people. Call ahead before coming to save time. Also good service from the lady at the cashier.
I wish them well in their business!

This is my go to Chinese takeout place. You can order online and it’s ready to go when I get there. Staff is friendly, food is what you would expect. Tons of food for the price. I do wish that they would do delivery, but overall it’s worth the drive.

I am not a huge Chinese food fan, but I have found the ONLY place I will go again. The service was fantastic, the woman at the counter was so upbeat, so happy, she smiled the whole time, said please and thank you and was such a nice lady. The food was very good, and hot and fresh. I drove here for takeout, then drove back to my home in Lavergne… the food was still piping hot.
If you want Chinese takeout… this is the spot

I am not a hug Chinese food fan, but I have found the ONLY place I will go again. The service was fantastic, the woman at the counter was so upbeat, so happy, she smiled the whole time, said please and thank you and was such a nice lady. The food was very good, and hot and fresh. I drove here for takeout, then drove back to my home in Lavergne… the food was still piping hot.
If you want Chinese takeout… this is the spot

Hands down the best chinese in the area and possibly my favorite right now in the city. I get take out when I’m in the area and I am always pleased with what I order. They use fresh ingredients and leave out the parts that are meant to be left out — I can’t tell you how many times I’ve been served parts of the celery, onion and carrot that should have been thrown away at other local chinese places — Chopstick House has no such issues. Their pricing is also very competitive, especially if you order shrimp dishes. Shrimp main courses feature decently sized shrimp — they use small shrimp for fried rice, lo mein and mei fun. I also think they fry their food well — egg rolls aren’t soggy with grease, fried chicken dishes are made to order and not pre-​fried.
I have one gripe: I am not a fan of their spice scale. They do tend towards the bland side of spicy, which means you should request more spice if you’re into it. I don’t blame them, I blame Nashville for that one.
Totally recommended for take-​out Chinese. Also, they have Chinese style sweet tea, which is syrupy sweet and delicious. Try it.

This certainly the better Chinese take out in town. Good food, good pricing and very friendly service. Lunch specials are cheap 5.25−5.75 $. I can easily become a regular.

If you’re looking for a great local area place to get some Chinese food, this place is great. I tend to move a lot and when I find that local Chinese food that’s good, I will go back and this place is the one place I will def. make my Chinese food crave place to eat.
There are so many places that look the same and even have the same looking building and menu setup. But its all in the taste. Each cook is different and some can be bland, but this place has full flavor in their food. I love the fried dumplings and they have really tasty egg rolls and spring rolls. Other places I’ve tried you can tell it was frozen or they just had the food sitting out.
This place cooks to order on the spot. It only takes less than 10min if you walk in to order. But you always call ahead of time. Very big menu and their lunch specials is cheap and great portion size.
For fast food you can pick Panda Express or a mom and pops family based place. I prefer the family based home cooking kind of food!

So, we ventured out yet again to try to find some quality Chinese tonight. .and we scored. I had the sweet and sour chicken combo with fried rice and vegetables. Clearly the best ive ever had. The batter on the chicken was excellent and the seasoning as well as the cook was spot on. The rice was the absolute best of any Chinese restaurant I’ve ever had. Specifically the seasoning was perfect as well as the texture. I was extremely impressed. Hope this was not a fluke.
In addition i got to try the chicken lowmanin and it was spot on.
I don’t typically write reviews, but this one deserves a thumbs up.
In summary whoever cooked tonight knows whats up…
Thanks!!!, nice to not be be disappointed after a ordering takeout.
Keep up the good work! !!! I’ll be back for sure.

If Chinese take-​out is your thing then you will love Chopstick House is the place to go in Antioch. It has all the kitschy red Chinese ornaments that all suburban hearts desire. The service is fast and efficient. They have an online ordering system which works great!
I ordered my favorite items: chicken lo me in and General Tso’s chicken. Both tasted great! The General Tso’s was crispy without being greasy, and was smothered in a mildly spicy sauce. The lo mein was fresh and flavorful.
Prices are very reasonable!

Ordered take out for the first time tonight. Everything was wonderful. The house special lo mein was very tasty I had no complaints at all. On the phone they were very friendly and said it would be ready in 15 minutes… wow that’s fast in my book.
The location is very clean and they seem to have a well working system of operation.
Will be ordering again soon. I’m unsure if they have delivery or not.

Brand new Chinese place by the Publix in Mt. View Marketplace. I am writing this review on the night of their grand opening (Nov 3, 2014).
There are several tables here for eating in, or you can carry out. They also offer delivery within 3 miles of their location, with a $ 10 minimum order.
I ordered chicken lo-​mein with an egg roll, and my wife ordered vegetable lo-​mein. What can I say? It’s a nice, locally owned Chinese place. Food was good for the price, and for what I expected. Better than several other similar places in the area.