3 editor picks in Nashville.
3 japanese izakaya places in Nashville we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in Nashville | Japanese Izakaya across every city.
The izakaya is the Japanese pub: small plates, skewers and drinks ordered in rounds rather than courses. Two Ten Jack in East Nashville brought the format to the city, pairing a ramen and yakitori menu with a sake and beer list in a casual, late-running room.
Patrick Burke's Eastland Avenue ramen and izakaya counter in Nashville opened in 2014. The tonkotsu and miso ramens are the canonical bowls in East Nashville.
OrderTonkotsu ramen with extra egg and chashu, plus the karaage chicken.
TipHappy hour 16:00-18:00 runs $5 plates and discounted sake; counter seats easier than booths.
Patrick Burke's Eastland Avenue ramen and izakaya counter in Nashville opened 2014. The tonkotsu and miso ramens are the canonical bowls in East Nashville.
OrderTonkotsu ramen with extra egg and chashu, plus karaage chicken.
TipHappy hour 16:00-18:00 runs $5 plates and discounted sake; counter seats easier than booths.
Patrick Burke's Eastland Avenue ramen and izakaya counter in East Nashville serves the city's reliable late-night bowl: tonkotsu, miso, karaage and sake.
OrderTonkotsu ramen and izakaya plates
TipFriday and Saturday kitchen runs until 23:00; happy hour 16:00-18:00 covers $5 small plates and discounted sake.
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