Where are the Best Cheap Eats in Nashville, Tennessee?
Having just returned from Thailand less than two weeks before I ate here I can tell you this is the real deal. I fell in love with Thai cooking while there and have been looking for some authentic Thai since I returned.I had the green curry chicken and it was as close to native Thai as there is. The taste was great and the only letdown was that it wasn’t as killer hot as it is over there. No worries. I asked for some fresh Thai chili’s and after adding them, hehe, I had to take a few out.I had a sticky rice cake for dessert which was good, but there was no mango (out of season) which wasn’t quite the same as sticky rice; I’d wait to have that again until there’s mango.The staff are all sweet, which is so typical of the Thai culture. They told me next time, just ask for what I want and they’ll make it on the spot.As for some older reviews I just read that were disappointed that food may have been in the steamers too long, I have news for you: that’s exactly how it’s done in
I came here to read reviews and was shocked at the reviews for White Trash Cafe. This has to be one of my all time favorite places to eat in Nashville. I eat there once a week or more. The food is always amazing . I think once I went there and did not care for the texure of the steak the owner promptly apologized brought me something else and a dessert on the house..and the atmosphere is just fun. The decor is like Jeff Foxworthy’s granny’s yard sale gone wild. Every time you go you see something different that you remember from a relatives house that you hoped they would never give you as a gift. lol The service was friendly. They even offered to prepare sweet potatoes special for me because they were not on the menu till the next day. They offer a choice of every day items that is supplemented by the daily specials. Some of the more popular side items like their homemade Mac n Cheese do run out early. (note to gentleman with the whiney review here). But they are always ready to
