Bite a Bit

Delicious Sashimi in Nashville actually exists here at Bite a Bit!My friend and I visited for lunch. This is an intimate and casual restaurant with a sushi bar and a full bar. The menu looked great, with lots of sushi and Thai options, but we were looking for Sashimi. The waitress was super helpful. We ordered the "Gold Sashimi Platter" for 2. It contained 20 large, thick slices of fresh fish and was beautifully presented in a large, iced bowl. We had tuna, salmon, white tuna, and mackerel (I think). The sashimi slices were so large I had to cut each one in half to eat them. This is a wonderful restaurant and I'm looking forward to returning.

Bite a bit is a restaurant that provides a more upscale dining experience in a casual atmosphere where t shirts and shorts are perfectly acceptable.The restaurant is relatively small inside with limited seating but has a huge patio out back.I found myself planning future visits while browsing the extensive (paperless) menu. Everything sounded so good!You can easily get a meal you won't soon forget for less than $25 but it's also a great place to visit if you want to indulge.I was offered a spice scale of 1-5 for my entree and the 2 was not spicy by any means. If you want something spicy hot kick it up beyond that.The food and service are excellent in an atmosphere that made you want to be there. I got a chuckle out of the "miso hangry" t shirts worn by the staff.There is limited parking in front but there is another parking lot and street parking if you loop around to oakhurst drive. (And a bike rack)

I would give this place probably an 85 out of 100. The five-star rating system doesn't quite do it justice, because anything less than five stars can unfairly hurt the business, so I'm going with 5 stars.We didn't make it past the appetizer section of the menu, but everything we tried was delicious. The dishes came out piping hot, which was great, though I burned my mouth a few times because the food tasted so good that I couldn't wait to dig in.There were a couple of minor downsides. The crab rangoon had a strange, rubbery texture, and the edamame was way overcooked. However, the flavor of the crab rangoon was still impressive enough that I'd definitely try it again, hoping it comes out crisp next time.On the positive side, the service was excellent, with multiple team members checking in on us throughout the evening. The decor was lovely, with lots of plants that added to the atmosphere. The onion ring in the veggie tempura might just be the best onion ring I've ever had--perfectly crispy and a standout.And for beer lovers, they have Kirin Ichiban on draft, which was a nice touch.Overall, despite a few small issues, the flavors and experience make this a place worth visiting again.

I went here on a referral from a friend. The restaurant is located in East Nashville, which generally has difficult parking for any place. Bite a bit is no exception. The inside is decorated in a creative way and there is plenty of seating. I ordered the crab rice, which was pretty good. The rice was cooked just right, the crab was fresh, and shrimp I added on was not frozen. My favorite hands down was the mango sticky rice. The mangos were sweet and the rice had the perfect texture with the right amount of coconut milk. The main reason I gave Bite a Bit 4 stars instead of 5 stars is the price. It's expensive for Nashville. The crab rice I had was $28. With that said, for the mango sticky rice alone, I'd come again.

Cute spot in East Nashville. Everyone was friendly! I ordered Korean Chicken Wings, Fried Rice, and Spring Rolls. You're able to watch the chef prepare fresh sushi rolls if you sit near the bar. Food was delicious and chicken was crispy. I'd definitely return.

Walked in and was immediately greeted and seated. I ordered crispy spring rolls, which were perfectly flaky and crispy. The side of fried rice was pretty sizeable and delicious. Not heavy on the soy like the fried rice I'm used to. Also tasted the Jackkie wings, which were a sweet spicy gochujang wing and were fried well. I also ordered an eel avocado roll which I also enjoyed.

A neighborhood favorite! The sushi is amazing...even when delivered. They are typically busy for dinner so that's reflected in service (not bad but not the greatest either). Cocktails are also pretty good. Family friendly.

My favorite Thai place in Nashville. I didn't realize they had a whole back patio area. There was a 30 min wait but we just sat at the bar. Food & service was great as always!

We were staying in the neighborhood, this place is a MUST try! Cute restaurant and vibe, decent service. We ordered the spicy garlic edamame to start which was delicious, had a nice flavor (not very spicy, but delicious). For entrees I ordered the Khaow Soi and my husband had the red curry. Both we had one spice level above the starter, I do think we could have gone spicier but with Thai food you should be careful ordering hot. The Khaow Soy was rich and flavorful! The shrimp were tasty but I wish you got more of them with the soup. There was tons of chicken and noodles, the lime and red onions complimented the flavors nicely. This was a very filling and flavorful dish! Really unique place, would definitely return if I am in the neighborhood again.

This was such a welcome surprise. Stumbled into this place for the first time after two long days of continuing education. It was just what the doctor ordered. Great atmosphere and awesome food. I would highly recommend this place. I will definitely be back.