As per several QC reports, Data.DBXJSON.TJSONString.ToString is still very broken. Which means, for all intents and purposes, TJSONAnything.ToString is also broken. Fortunately, you can just use TJSONAnything.ToBytes for a happy JSON outcome.

The following function will take any Delphi JSON object and convert it to a string:

function JSONToString(obj: TJSONAncestor): string;
var
  bytes: TBytes;
  len: Integer;
begin
  SetLength(bytes, obj.EstimatedByteSize);
  len := obj.ToBytes(bytes, 0);
  Result := TEncoding.ANSI.GetString(bytes, 0, len);
end;

Because TJSONString.ToBytes escapes all characters outside U+0020-U+007F, we can assume that the end result is 7-bit clean, so we can use TEncoding.ANSI.  You could instead stream the TBytes to a file or do other groovy things with it.