Hai Woon Dai
Korean restaurant · Oakwood Terrace ·
Authentic Korean BBQ with flavorful banchan and classic dishes
Authentic Korean BBQ with flavorful banchan and classic dishes
"Hai Woon Dai has been serving some of the best Korean food in town for over a decade. The Antioch gem does all of the standards right, as well as some lesser-known dishes, including budae jjigae, aka army stew, the Korean American fusion featuring hot dogs, Spam, tofu, kimchi, and noodles in a spicy sauce. The complimentary side dishes known as banchan are also top-notch. —DJR" - Ellen Fort
"Hai Woon Dai has been serving some of the best Korean food in town for over a decade. The Antioch gem does all of the standards right, as well as some lesser-known dishes, including budae jjigae, aka army stew, the Korean American fusion featuring hot dogs, Spam, tofu, kimchi, and noodles in a spicy sauce. The complimentary side dishes known as banchan are also top-notch." - Jackie Gutierrez-Jones, Eater Staff
"The Antioch essential swiftly changed its business to takeout only — open for dinner Tuesday through Sunday until 8 p.m. All the Korean restaurant’s classics are on the menu, including budae jjigae (“G.I. Stew”) —which features hot dogs, Spam, tofu, kimchi, and noodles in a spicy sauce. Ask for all of the banchan in the to-go bag. They will reserve a party room for dine-in — one group at a time." - Delia Jo Ramsey
"Hai Woon Dai is possibly the best option for authentic Korean food in all of Nashville. It might not look like much from the outside, but there are plenty of delicious dishes at reasonable prices. Try the house made kimchi (which you can buy and take home) or the spicy pork, a fan favorite." - Kristy Lucero
"This Antioch gem has been serving some of the best Korean in town for over 10 years; they do all of the standards right and also offer lesser-known dishes like budae jjigae (‘G.I. stew’)—featuring hot dogs, Spam, tofu, kimchi and noodles in a spicy sauce—and their complimentary banchan are top notch." - Kristy Lucero