Virago

I went with my family to celebrate my birthday back in August and I'm still raving about it! We had several types of sushi, which we loved, but everyone at the table were savoring the bao buns. We had them all. The Korean pork belly ones were me and my grandson's favorite.The service was impeccable and the restaurant itself is gorgeous! The drinks were delicious and perfectly blended with the right amount of alcohol. I look forward to returning and being able to sit at the bar area--some of the fancy plush chairs are plus size friendly!!

5/5 for ambience and the vibe. Very classy + sexy. Came here for a bachelorette party group and booked this place for a group dinner. The service was slow but we didn't mind because we were having fun talking. The Wagyu fried rice was delicious. One my favorites. The miso soup was also amazing. Not too salty. The sushi could have been better. The rice wasn't as soft as I thought. I was disappointed. Although the variety of rolls were plentiful. The pork belly was not good at all. The Bao buns was not soft and pillowly. It was the worst dish. Pork Tasted artificial. Wouldn't recommend. Overall, for the price we paid, we could've gone somewhere else for better food but I think the ambience of the restaurant was exactly what we wanted.

Definitely go here. We live in the neighborhood and go here all the time. Food is great as are the drinks (the Stone Steak and Rock-shrimp are favorites). The bar and the booths are both great seats. Special shout out last night for Matthew, one of the mangers and our server Ashleigh. They made it really funny and great. We'll be back in a week.

I ordered the triple citrus salmon and the bomb sushi. Both are very delicious. I ordered via DoorDash and the food was on time. The bomb sushi is very very good, I can see why it is listed as popular on DoorDash. I also ordered a miso soup, which is warm and tasty.

What a great sushi spot in Nashville! Food was top tier, atmosphere was intimate, and service was great. Honestly, the best coconut rice I could ever dream of.

We came here for my daughter's birthday! Our server was amazingly sweet! Always made sure our water was filled! The sushi rolls were to die for! And we recommend if you haven't tried the V2 edamame you have to!!!

This is an incredibly classy, sexy and swanky feeling restaurant!The food was phenomenal. We made a reservation for a Friday night and I think that's a must. Service was great, all of the food was incredibly fresh and delicious. They also have a huge sushi menu, definitely a must visit.Higher price points but the food is truly quality and you're paying for the experience. Highly recommend!

We had Ashely as our server. Very knowledgeable and professional. The dining area is beautiful. It felt hidden and intimate. The food came out quickly and tasted incredible!

We arrived during a downpour. It was very close to find parking -there is a lot half a tiny block up the hill. They moved our seating, so I didn't have to walk down steps -I use a walker. We ended up sitting on low couches around bar tables, in what I can only describe as hidden grotto, but not really a grotto either. Anywho, my daughter and I enjoyed the required photo session that one nowdays must have. I will say that the place is very photogenic and well lit for pictures.Even better was the food. We each had the lychee saketini to start, then we shared an order of spicy tuna/crispy rice, a crunchy truffle roll, and wagyu fried rice. We decided to get a second truffle roll because it was so delicious. But Jumping Jehosephat! That Wagyu Fried rice was such wonderful rice. The vegetables are larger than i typically think of veggies in fried rice, the sauce was soy based with something sweet in it. The beef came in both ground and diced versions. I wanted to order some to go. Alas I did not. After tip, it came to around $160 for two people. I did not feel like I was ripped off, but still l, not a cheap meal. It was all incredibly fresh tasting. I will go back.

Food was amazing and the service was even better. Don't worry about the dress code though, it's a complete farce.