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Sushi Bar Nashville

Nashville, Tennessee

A 12-seat counter in downtown Nashville serving a 17-course modern sushi omakase, with a private room option, open Wednesday through Sunday evenings.

Modern reception counter with wood paneling and illuminated menu board in warm lighting
  • Plated sushi with text overlay reading 'Sushi Bar Nashville'
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At a glance

Price
$$$$
Courses
17
Seats
12
Booking
Omakase.in
Price
Luxury

Sushi Bar Nashville occupies a single room at 610 Magazine St in downtown Nashville, with twelve seats arranged around the counter so guests watch the chef work through all seventeen courses. The format favors new-wave nigiri alongside seasonal dishes drawn from both land and sea, served directly by the chef rather than through a separate waitstaff.

The restaurant is part of the Sushi Bar Hospitality group, which runs comparable counters in Austin, Charleston, Dallas, and Miami Beach. Nashville is listed as the group's first omakase outpost in the city, per local business press. A private room is available for groups wanting to take the full counter for a buyout, with the same seventeen-course progression served to the whole party.

Service runs Wednesday through Sunday from 5pm to 11pm; the restaurant is closed Monday and Tuesday. Pricing sits in the luxury tier, consistent with a chef-led, multi-course counter format, though the restaurant's website should be checked for the current per-person rate. Reservations are managed through the Omakase.in booking platform rather than by phone or walk-in, though the restaurant also lists a direct phone number for inquiries, including private room and event requests.

Good to know

How many seats does Sushi Bar Nashville have?
The restaurant has twelve seats, all at a single counter with no separation between the chef and guests.
How do I book a reservation?
Reservations are made through the Omakase.in booking platform; the restaurant can also be reached by phone at (615) 208-7999 for inquiries.
What is the format of the meal?
Guests are served a 17-course omakase of nigiri and seasonal land-and-sea dishes, presented directly by the chef at the counter.
Is private dining available?
Yes, the full counter can be booked as a private room or event buyout for the same seventeen-course menu; inquiries go through the restaurant's private events page.
What are the hours?
The restaurant is open Wednesday through Sunday from 5pm to 11pm and closed Monday and Tuesday.

Details checked October 2, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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