The Eastern Peak

This place is restaurant is a fusion between Thai and Japanese cuisine. It's about 15 minutes away from the airport and in the cut so a good place to sit down and eat right after a long flight, especially if you're trying to avoid Nashville traffic. This place has a nice vibe and what ever you pick it won't disappoint. And if it does they keep a nice selection of drinks if you need to forget.

The sushi here is soooo delicious! I haven't had 1 bad roll here so if you do visit, try them alll!! They are all good!

Came to add another pic! Love this and particularly their lunch prices/portions! Great service and vibes, as always!

My favorite place but they need to do something about the DoorDashers, too many kills the vibe of the restaurant.Maybe you need to come out with a different system so the dasher aren't all waiting at the hostess stand by the tables

The Eastern Peak has delicious Asian food - fusion of Thai, Japanese, and Chinese. I tried the Thai food and I was impressed. The fried rice was juicy and flavorful, sometimes at some places, fried rice can be too dry and does not have too much flavor, but it hit the spot here. I got the basil chicken fried rice and every bite was so good. They have a couple of different fried rice options and meats you can select. The Tom Yum fried rice intrigued me so I will have to check that out next time. If you are looking for appetizers for the table, get the Wok edamame (I recommend this over the normal edamame)! The Wok edamame has sesame oil, chili, and garlic, and it made the flavors pop and our whole table really enjoyed it. My friend got chicken teriyaki and rice and I tried a piece and it was pretty good. The side salad and miso soup was refreshing.Service was great and fast and our waitress gave great recommendations. No reservations, but our wait was not bad for a Friday night - 30 minutes. They had a parking lot, but it was packed.

This is a hidden gem with delicious Asian food. The service was great, not too busy on a weekday. We did notice a lot of carry outs while we were there which was good sign. Ambiance was good. It gave date night vibes: low lighting with quiet music in the background.

In a city where a new restaurant opens every week and prices for great food with great service and ambiance continue to rise it's important to give thanks to special spots that have withstood the test of time. On this give Thanks Thursday I'd like to shout out the staff at The Eastern Peak on Thompson Ln. When I want a meal that consistently hits the spot and never disappoints for a budget friendly price I go here. My favorites are the Thai Fried Rice, Veggie Delight, Tom Kha Soup, Tom Yum Soup and the Titan Roll. They care about providing a great experience for their customers and it shows. Thanks ya'll!

Being from Portland, Oregon, my food standards are high. Especially if I'm trying exotic cuisine. In a city where exotic means anything that isn't barbecue, it's been challenging to find. I was browsing on my food delivery app, and came across Eastern Peak while exploring my new neighborhood. a few options just to taste several things. Skeptically ordered a few sushi rolls as well. When I say that everything I ordered, not only came extremely hot as if it was just walked out from the kitchen, the restaurant far exceeded my expectations. I have been back several times, and have now added it to one of my regular spots!

#fatjared say...this was a right down the middle experience for both me and my wife. Some good, some bad, nothing terrible, and nothing amazing. Epitome of average for me personally.I have stayed true to a firm and structured grading scale since day 1 on Yelp. 5 stars is as good as you can get, and 1 star is the worst. So 5 stars means you are perfect, no complaints, and 1 star means I have nothing good to say. 3 stars is average in every sense of the way.Eastern Peak was that. Menu was good and what was expected. I liked it was not too too large, and pitching themselves as an Asian fusion, it makes sense they would have thai and sushi and Chinese etc. We were feeling sushi, and I love sashimi, so we ordered 2 rolls, 4 orders of sashimi, and a dessert.The rolls were the best part. The fish was fresh, rolled well, not too overly sauced, and normal size. The sashimi I thought was decent. The unagi in particular with the way it was cooked and the BBQ sauce they had on it was awesome, but other than the white fish not great, and salmon nothing special either. We liked that they had green tea ice cream, and it was a nice light dessert to finish. What made it a bit tough for me was the price. For all that I would have expected it to be about $75 after tip. It was $100. We have a sushi place near our house where we get almost double the food for the same price.Overall, I would go back because I love sushi, but I also would suggest if you had to pick to find somewhere a bit more specialized and more evenly priced. Average overall experience for us both.

LOVED this place! I highly recommend going! The ambiance is great, the food is great, the service is great! A must-try!! We had two kids and still were able to have what felt like an intimate dinner experience. The noise level of the restaurant allows for private conversation and is great for little ones (but it's still not too loud). The servers were busy but still offered great service. Again, can't recommend it enough. We had the tufu