Tiny but mighty Japanese restaurant with a hole-in-the-wall vibe and mom and pop atmosphere. The place stays quiet and cool, attracting those who appreciate fresh, high-quality sushi and Korean dishes. It operates largely on carryout, offering reasonable prices and a welcoming environment without any fishy smells.
Korean fried chicken stands out with its crispy texture and rich flavor. Plates like beef bulgogi and veggie bibimbop offer classic tastes, and kimchi is a must-try side that complements the meal.
Fish comes in fantastically fresh and tender cuts with strong flavor. Sushi features high quality fish and hibachi shrimp hits the mark.
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The restaurant offers two lunch rolls for $9.99.
The menu has lots of great options, from sushi to udon.
The environment is very clean and welcoming.
Japanese restaurant offers a cozy and bright interior with laid-back decor and comfortable seating. Atmosphere stays quiet and welcoming, making it easy to relax while enjoying meals. Space feels spacious and well designed, supporting a casual dining experience.
Seafood kimchi ramen stands out on the menu with a rich, savory broth. The kimchi offers a smoky flavor profile that ranks among the best kimchi often enjoyed.
Shrimp Tempura comes with trimmed tails for easy eating and works well as an appetizer. Seafood ramen lets you customize toppings and tastes rich.
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Self-order and pay options are available for convenience.
The menu is clear, and orders are placed through a small machine.
Prices are reasonable, with good portion sizes.
Modern interior and spacious hall create a cozy, upscale vibe with a vibrant energy. Sushi and pan-Asian dishes arrive fresh and beautifully presented, complemented by unique cocktails like Ube Colada. Outdoor patio adds relaxed seating to the inviting atmosphere.
Bulgogi offers a savory depth and stands out as a consistent favorite. The menu also features crispy rice appetizer and matcha ice cream alongside Korean staples like udon and ramen.
Shrimp tempura tamaki stands out with its crispy texture and fresh taste. High-quality fish and interesting presentation accompany dishes like clams and bok choy, which pair well with a cold beer.
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The prices at Maru WeHo are very reasonable compared to other nearby options.
The food comes out within approximately 15 minutes after ordering.
The restaurant is family-friendly and suitable for all ages.
Hand-painted murals brighten the walls, creating an elevated ambiance with a family-style feel. The space offers plentiful dine-in seating and maintains excellent cleanliness. The atmosphere is calm with minimal music, focusing attention on the food experience.
Korean BBQ tacos feature super tender meat with a slightly sweet flavor and a great meat-to-taco ratio. They include delicious Cole slaw and capture the essence of a bulgogi wrap with shredded beef and balanced spiciness.
Shrimp dishes feature decent-sized shrimp with a good shrimp-to-taco ratio and no batter on the shrimp taco. Options include shrimp tacos, shrimp burritos, and shrimp quesadillas that are flavorful and filling.
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You get a free taco on Taco Tuesday with your order at Oscar's Taco Shops.
Expect a wait time of about 10 minutes for fresh food.
Oscar's Taco Shops charges for chips, which is unusual for Mexican restaurants.
Spacious dining area with tall ceilings and clear kitchen views creates an open, inviting environment. Atmosphere feels warm and refreshing, enhanced by careful decoration and pleasant music. Sushi stands out for its freshness and quality, making it a top choice for sushi lovers.
Bulgogi stands out with tender steak, caramelized onions and mushrooms, and a sauce that is earthy and not too sweet. Bibimbap and premium rolls like the Hot Night Sushi Roll also feature prominently, with sticky rice served alongside to soak up the sauce.
Freshness stands out with incredibly fresh fish in sushi and sashimi. The chirashi bowl offers a generous amount of fish, and rolls like the Philadelphia feature well-balanced ingredients and tender fish.
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Maru closes at 2 PM on Saturdays.
Reservations are recommended for weekend dining.
Expect a busy atmosphere during peak dinner hours.
Modern Korean restaurant offers stylish decor with three distinct dining areas and a spacious enclosed patio. Atmosphere shifts from calm and cozy to lively during peak hours, attracting diners seeking both relaxed meals and vibrant bar scenes. Ample table spacing enhances comfort, making it suitable for dates and group gatherings.
Variety of Banchan comes with meals, including options like raw egg for stone bowls. Dishes like Japchae, tteokbokki, and jjajangmyeon feature chewy noodles and rich sauces. The menu also includes standout items like backbreaker ribs, kimchi slaw crackle, and sea symphony.
Seafood dishes feature fresh seafood and rich broths, especially in the jjambbong and Korean seafood udon. Shrimp appears in the shrimp snap crisp, adding a crunchy texture to the menu.
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Reservations are recommended on weekends due to high demand.
Expect longer wait times during peak dinner hours, especially on Fridays.
Prices are on the higher side, with main dishes averaging $20.
Space combines modern nightclub style with interactive table cooking for BBQ and hot pot. Atmosphere feels lively and fun with bright LED lights and loud music, creating a high-energy vibe. Setup includes spacious seating and tablet ordering, supporting group dining and customization.
Combines Korean BBQ and Chinese Hot Pot at one table with fresh, well-seasoned options. Highlights include Spicy Pork Bulgogi and marinated beef bulgogi, with choices to enjoy either or both styles.
Fresh seafood shines here with medium rare shrimp and Korean seafood soup standing out. BBQ options include steak, shrimp, and pork belly, all grilled nicely and tasting great.
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Reservations are not accepted for parties under 25 people.
Expect a wait if visiting on weekends, especially around dinner time.
There is an extra charge of $5 per person for choosing only one dining option.
Small, unassuming space offers a cozy, homey vibe with a warm, lowkey atmosphere. Interior feels authentically Korean, simple and comfortable like a mom and pop restaurant. Quiet and intimate setting invites a genuine Korean dining experience.
Dolsot bibimbap arrives sizzling in a stone pot with rice crackling at the bottom, topped with vibrant vegetables and a runny egg. Seafood pancake and beef bulgogi come well cooked and full of flavor, while Galbi features a sweet and savory sauce that pairs well with noodles. Banchan and kimchi accompany meals, with attentive service refilling bowls of steaming rice and kimchi.
Spicy Jjampong features mussels and shrimp in a seafood and vegetable soup. The seafood pancake is well cooked and full of flavor. Fish egg soup and seafood noodles also highlight the menu.
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The wait time for a table is zero minutes at 2:30 pm.
Free parking is available at the restaurant.
The menu features classic Korean dishes like bulgogi, bibimbap, and kimchi.
Hole-in-the-wall Korean restaurant with traditional wooden tables and a cozy, worn-in feel creates an authentic, mom-and-pop atmosphere. Music shows play quietly on TV, allowing easy conversation and adding to the relaxing vibe. Family-owned spot draws those seeking authentic Korean soups and stews in a calm setting.
Kimchi soup with beef stands out as crave-able and comforting. Kalbi arrives tender and flavorful, perfectly grilled. Banchan offers a variety of fermented side dishes that complement the meal well.
Crispy, deep-fried seafood pancake stands out with fresh squid and high-quality shrimp. It offers a level of quality unmatched by other local options.
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The spicy pork lunch special is very reasonably priced.
Customers are required to tip.
The portions are fulfilling.
Spacious two-story Korean restaurant with modern design and high ceilings creates a stylish, cozy atmosphere ideal for quiet dinners. Full bar offers creative cocktails alongside authentic Korean dishes with bold flavors. Upstairs seating provides privacy and a VIP-like view.
Beef bulgogi and spicy pork bulgogi come with a sweet and tender flavor. Kalbi-Jjim melts in your mouth, and the LA kalbi is cooked perfectly. Seafood pancake and Kimchi Arancini add variety to the menu.
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Parking validation is available for those parking in Skyhouse Nashville garage right next to the building.
The restaurant offers Bingsu, a popular Korean dessert not found elsewhere in Nashville.
The upstairs area is suitable for special events like bridal parties and business meetings.
Light, airy bistro setting with a spacious interior and large outdoor covered seating area creates a calm, cozy vibe. Instrumental light jazz plays softly, enhancing the relaxed atmosphere. Full service bar offers a spot to watch sports in a neat environment.
Kimchi fries stand out with strong spice and rich flavor, often paired with rice to balance heat. The spicy pork bulgogi lacks flavor beyond its spiciness.
Sushi rolls hold together well and feature fresh fish. Flavors blend crab, shrimp, mango, and coconut for a unique taste. Tempura batter is excellent on vegetables and shrimp.
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Reservations are not required but recommended for larger groups.
The restaurant has a large outdoor, covered seating area available.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted; cash is also welcome.
Restaurant combines Korean barbecue and hotpot with a modern, clean interior and a self-service sauce and appetizer bar. Atmosphere feels fun and lively, suited for family dinners with a spacious layout that accommodates group dining comfortably.
Korean BBQ and hot pot come together with all-you-can-eat options and phenomenal bulgogi. Banchan includes kimchi, cucumber salad, corn cheese, tteokbokki, and fish cakes, though some could be more traditional and higher quality.
Wide selection includes mussels, fish, and shrimp prawns. Shrimp dumplings and gyoza add variety to the seafood options.
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The restaurant is in its soft opening phase until Wednesday.
They are closed on Thursdays and officially open on Fridays.
Expect about an hour to order, cook, and eat your meal.
Large Korean restaurant combines hot pot and BBQ with spacious seating and high ceilings for good ventilation. Atmosphere feels modern and welcoming but music can be loud, making conversation difficult. Private rooms and a claw machine area add unique touches to the lively environment.
Offers all-you-can-eat Korean BBQ and hot pot with a variety of options. Grill guides assist during cooking, making it easy for first-timers to enjoy both Korean BBQ and hot pot simultaneously.
Selection includes fresh oysters and a variety of seafood alongside meats and vegetables. Broths stand out with rich, flavorful seafood and spicy options.
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Expect a wait time of over an hour during peak hours.
All-you-can-eat barbecue and soup costs $43.98 per person.
Free parking is available for all customers.