Japanese-inspired restaurant offers a minimalistic, sleek design with blond stained wood and clean lines. Atmosphere feels lively yet intimate, enhanced by jazz music and an open kitchen where chefs prepare meals. Cocktails and sake stand out alongside authentic dishes like chicken karaage and wagyu shabu shabu.
Desserts include a matcha cheesecake and a mango coconut panna cotta prepared fresh in front of you. The ube banana pudding offers a fun twist on a classic dessert.
Shabu shabu with wagyu stands out as a delicious option. The Kosho Garlic Noodles feature a simple yet divine dashi sake butter. Yakitori comes in beef, chicken, and pork varieties, all unbelievably good.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially for larger groups.
Kosho validates parking, but costs can be high without validation.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted; cash is also welcome.
Entrance through a nondescript door leads into a warm, intimate space blending modern sophistication with traditional Japanese elegance. Skilled chefs prepare and explain each dish in an engaging, interactive omakase experience. Thoughtful touches like personalized nameplates and curated sake pairings create a private, exclusive atmosphere.
Desserts end with a shaved ice layered with matcha, cream cheese, yuzu, orange peel, and white chocolate pearls. The set menu includes a dessert sorbet after 16 sushi courses.
Omakase meals stand out with precise preparation and fresh ingredients. The sushi offers a high-end, fine dining experience with top-notch service throughout.
Good to know
Reservations open on the 1st of every month for the following month.
The restaurant has only 12 seats, so make a reservation early.
The total cost for two people, including add-ons, is about $650.
Small, trendy Korean restaurant with a cozy, authentic atmosphere and contemporary design. Features a grab-and-go station offering homemade dishes, snacks, and drinks alongside a sit-down menu. Tables sit close together, creating an intimate but slightly cramped space.
Bungeoppang fish pastry pairs well with matcha latte or taro matcha latte for dessert. These combos offer a sweet, warm finish to the meal.
Tonkatsu stands out with its incredible flavor. The menu also includes japchae, kimchi mandu, kimbap, and mini taiyaki for dessert.
Good to know
Parking is often full due to its location in a shopping plaza.
Expect longer wait times during lunchtime on weekdays.
The bowl costs $19 and provides two meals.
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.
Fluffy shaved ice topped with red bean paste, mochi, and sweetened condensed milk creates a dreamy dessert experience. This milk bingsoo blends nostalgic flavors with inventive textures.
Yaki udon stands out with strong flavor, while ramen is consistently delicious. The dessert features shaved ice with red bean ice cream and mochi, offering a light and unique finish.
Good to know
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.
Ramen restaurant features honeycomb-shaped booths and private seating that create a stylish, cozy atmosphere reminiscent of Tokyo. The vibe is warm and peaceful, with a clean, modern design and friendly energy. Quick service supports a relaxed dining experience with high-quality food.
Matcha flavor stands out in the desserts, especially in the Matcha Tiramisu which combines creamy texture with a strong green tea taste.
Ramen here serves quick, authentic bowls that remind of Japan. The veggie ramen stands out, and the overall food quality is excellent compared to other spots.
Good to know
There is a free parking lot and some street parking available.
During dinner, expect an hour wait for a table.
Several popular menu items, including desserts, are often unavailable.
Restaurant occupies a beautifully renovated basement space with historic decor and intimate bar setting. Atmosphere feels relaxed yet lively, with a high noise level similar to a bar. Guests often enjoy exceptional cocktails and unique dishes in a setting that blends elegance with casual energy.
Desserts stand out with lava cake and themed options that impress. Every sweet treat, including risotto and avocado pizza accompaniments, delivers incredible flavor.
Crispy sushi stands out with its unique texture and flavor. Sashimi arrives beautifully prepared with a tangy sauce, while tuna tartare and sushi bites offer delicious options.
Good to know
Valet service costs $30, despite claims of being complimentary.
Expect to pay $9 per glass of water for large groups.
Brunch is offered on Saturdays with a great menu.
Asian restaurant combines Japanese elegance with a modern lounge vibe, creating a cozy and vibrant atmosphere. Live DJ music upstairs adds lively energy without overpowering conversation. Interior design feels stunning and intentional, suited for groups and celebrations.
Creamy and decadent desserts stand out here, especially the Tiramisu-style and labubu cake options. The dessert menu matches the meal's quality and often becomes the show stopper.
Sushi here is super fresh with a variety of rolls like Tempura Lobster and Beef Tare Tare. Dishes include Yellowtail Sashimi, Honey Walnut Shrimp, and Table Side Fried Rice, all paired well with sake.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-6pm with small plates at great prices.
Reservations are recommended for live shows like 'Host Stand Shuffle.'
Expect a lively atmosphere with DJs on weekends in the upstairs lounge.
Japanese restaurant offers a beautifully curated space with a HiFi sound system and a live vinyl DJ spinning on Altec speakers. The atmosphere feels cool and speak-easy, enhanced by a subtle red light at the entrance and valet parking nearby. Sushi bar seating faces a wall, creating a unique dining setup away from the main bustle.
Complimentary birthday desserts add a nice touch. The shaved ice stands out as a life-changing option. Matcha pancakes impress with their flavor and presentation.
Sushi quality stands out here, often described as the best experienced. The menu focuses on fresh, well-crafted sushi that many consider superior to other local options.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for busy nights, especially weekends.
Valet parking is available for free at the JW hotel.
Limited menu is served between 10pm and 11pm on Sundays.
Restaurant offers an eclectic, nostalgic decor filled with memorabilia and a speakeasy room. Atmosphere features live jazz music with a grand piano and a welcoming patio for dogs. Drinks include expertly curated cocktails and a notable wine list.
Freshness stands out with top quality sushi and oysters. The Sake Time roll offers a unique flavor, though some rolls like the spicy tuna get overshadowed by mayonnaise and guacamole.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM with half-price cocktails.
Reservations are recommended, especially for weekend dining.
The patio party ends at 6:00 PM, limiting outdoor enjoyment.
Sushi restaurant combines modern decor with traditional Japanese elements in a clean, cozy space. Many seats offer views of sushi chefs at work, creating an engaging atmosphere. A pet-friendly patio adds a unique touch to the dining experience.
All-you-can-eat includes dessert along with soup and other dishes. The tempura Oreo stands out as a fun and tasty option. They also offer surprise desserts for special occasions like birthdays.
All-you-can-eat sushi offers high quality and great variety. The experience combines generous portions with consistent freshness.
Good to know
The all-you-can-eat price is $30 per person.
You must finish everything you order to avoid extra charges.
An automatic tip may be added to your bill without notice.
Small space shared by brewery and ramen kitchen offers a laid back vibe with loud atmosphere and diverse crowd. Bar serves local craft beers including Bearded Iris, alongside thoughtfully prepared ramen. Outdoor patio welcomes dogs and provides quick food options.
Desserts feature mochi-style butter cake as a bonus treat. Each dessert is creative and memorable, with a light sweetness that avoids heaviness.
Ramen here stands out for its fresh, flavorful broth and careful preparation. The spicy miso ramen offers a rich, satisfying kick that many find memorable.
Good to know
Trivia night happens every Wednesday at 8pm with a $5 entry fee.
Sundays feature special menu items and live music.
A mandatory 20% service charge is added to all bills.
Asian restaurant offers a hibachi station where ingredients are cooked to order and a full bar for drinks. Atmosphere shifts from quiet early to lively at lunch, with a family-friendly and welcoming vibe. Large space includes areas for parties, decorated with playful Lego sets near the cashier.
Sweet and delicious desserts include arroz con leche and a wide variety of options. The dessert selection is consistently good.
Buffet includes a sushi bar with a good variety of sushi and freshly made hibachi. Fresh salad bar features seafood and fresh ingredients alongside hot dishes like General Tsoโs Chicken and lo mein.
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On Sundays, fresh pizza and ribs are available, exclusive to that day.
Dinner pricing starts at 3 PM, while supper begins at 3:30 PM.
The buffet is affordable, with dinner prices around $17.