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.
Sushi here stands out for its very fresh ingredients and excellent presentation. Flavors are next level with generous portions, making it a solid choice for both casual and business dining.
Fresh ingredients shine in the salmon usuzukuri and sake tataki, which features seared salmon over honey glazed brussel sprouts.** The lunch special includes salmon teriyaki paired with fried rice, soup, and salad for $18.
Good to know
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.
Small space offers a cozy, casual atmosphere with clean, friendly vibes and on-point music featuring covers of popular songs. The setting feels intimate and relaxed, attracting those who appreciate authentic Thai cuisine in a quiet environment.
Sushi here is fresh and delicious, with rolls that have well-balanced flavors not needing soy sauce. The sashimi is very good and the sushi chef is personable, enhancing the overall experience.
Freshness stands out with no fishiness and generous portions of raw salmon. The spicy salmon roll and salmon hand roll offer tasty, quality sushi options.
Good to know
The restaurant is closed on Mondays.
Prices are comparable with or less than other Thai restaurants.
Expect smaller portions for the price compared to other places.
Seafood market with a clean, fish market vibe and spotless interior. Offers fresh, high-quality fish and authentic Hawaiian poke bowls. Atmosphere suits small groups seeking a unique, casual experience without dine-in seating.
High-quality fish like salmon, swordfish, and yellowtail make the sushi stand out. Sushi classes break down the rolling process step-by-step, making it easy and enjoyable for beginners.
Sashimi grade salmon arrives fresh even in a landlocked state. Salmon poke bowls and sushi use high-quality salmon, and the salmon dip comes as a tasty free sample.
Good to know
Parking costs can be high for those not living in the city.
The brick-and-mortar location is open six days a week.
Preorders are required for custom sashimi platters.
Small, cozy sushi spot with a calm, welcoming atmosphere and clean, well-lit space. Fish is fresh and expertly cut, offering top-tier quality sushi with great presentation. Location feels tucked away and casual, creating a hidden gem vibe.
Sushi here is extremely fresh with top-tier quality and great presentation. Every dish is prepared fresh, offering a delicious experience for both first-timers and regulars.
Fatty salmon offers a melt-in-your-mouth texture. The Smoked Salmon roll stands out as a consistent favorite. Salmon nigiri features large, generous pieces of fish.
Good to know
Expect to pay around $30-60 for two people depending on the order.
The restaurant has a 99 health department score, indicating high cleanliness standards.
Limited vegan options are available, with only 2-3 choices on the menu.
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 sushi offers high quality and good variety for about $30. The sushi consistently maintains freshness and flavor across visits.
Smoked salmon sashimi stands out with its fresh, clean taste. Salmon nigiri ranks among the best in Tennessee, and attentive service includes surprise salmon dishes.
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.
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.
Crispy sushi stands out with a unique texture and flavor. Tuna tartare and sushi bites offer fresh, delicious options to start the meal.
Salmon comes cooked beautifully with a rich miso sauce that stands out. Dishes like salmon with caviar and salmon pizza offer unique flavor combinations.
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.
Small, intimate space with cozy atmosphere and updated interior creates a welcoming vibe. Crowded evenings bring a lively yet never too loud energy, suitable for families and romantic dinners. No reservations and a busy entrance require flexibility, while private room offers space for larger groups.
Sushi here is exceptional and top-grade, bursting with flavor and freshness. Rolls come out pristine and well-crafted, making it a standout spot for sushi and Japanese cuisine.
Salmon arrives fresh and pure, rivaling the best in the area. Preparation highlights its delicate flavor and quality.
Good to know
There are no reservations, so expect a wait during peak hours.
The restaurant operates on a walk-in only basis without reservations.
There is no designated waiting area, so be prepared to stand.
Sushi counter surrounded by seating offers a 360-degree view of kitchen activity. Clean, lively food hall buzzes with background music and steady flow of guests. Extensive menu includes vegetarian options and fresh, well-presented rolls with a great quality-to-price ratio.
Sushi here features fresh ingredients and an extensive menu with rolls stacked like a volcano. The sushi is tasty, filling, and served with warm, fast service.
Salmon dishes feature buttery texture and come in various forms like Spicy Salmon roll and Salmon Nigiri. The salmon truffle appetizer stands out for its rich flavor.
Good to know
Horu Sushi Nashville uses phone numbers to notify customers when their orders are ready for pickup.
Visitors can order on their phones from their tables for convenience.
Parking can be challenging, so plan ahead when visiting.
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.
Bluefin tuna nigiri and jalapeno hamachi stand out as delicious options. Sushi pairs well with sake, and rolls like the Tempura Lobster Roll offer variety alongside sashimi and nigiri.
Char salmon stands out with its perfect glaze and flaky texture, paired well with brussels sprouts. King salmon appetizer offers a light and refreshing start, while salmon crispy rice and salmon avocado crudo serve as great starters.
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 clean, airy interior with a laid-back, quiet atmosphere. Sushi stands out as fresh and flavorful, often praised for its presentation and taste. Prices remain reasonable, especially for lunch specials featuring generous portions.
Sushi here features thick slices and generous portions with consistently fresh and tasty presentation. The menu blends Japanese and Korean styles, offering fusion rolls and solid sushi bar options.
Salmon appears in several dishes like salmon sushi pizza, salmon teriyaki, and deep fried salmon rolls. Some salmon dishes come with issues like a strong ammonia smell and causing sickness.
Good to know
Their 3 roll lunch special with soup and salad costs only $10.99.
Prices are reasonable, making it a good option for budget-conscious diners.
Portions are generous, providing good value for the price.