Sushiyobi - Nashville

Never back. I would not go back here, the sushi was borderline in comparison to all other great places around nashville. I went with my friends and I forget what sushi it was, but it had Wasabi in that we didn't have a real big fan of. we told the waiter that he's holding this out. my friend took a bite to me just to find out that wasabi was in the roll. they have apologised, but they should have taken this from theirs. So they tell me that she has to pay for sushi that she was very unsatisfactory and didn't eat all the rolls if she had been slightly fixed. She's just one. any other place would have taken it from the check and did everything to make the customer happy. the payment is not the problem that is just the principle. my biggest pet peeve is if a server does not remain on the top of the refilling of drinks. it was empty and not yet refilled? and they weren't even busy! literally tables plus us. nothing was against me. all in all sushi ok nothing special. very poor, not worth the money

Bathroom service and demal eating. to this place with my wife for lunch, were sitting and ordering immediately, we were up to a good start, or were we?. minutes later they served me a wrong order and brought grilled tinted fish to my wife, who was hard to chew, it felt like a carton in her mouth. after more minutes wait for my correct order of sobu noodles with seafood and not to see any action on them, we started to ask the dame manager owners of the ortes. they started to argue with us that they do not wait minutes, it is just about minutes. her attitut was unprofessional, respectless, arrogant and healthy. this person is in the wrong business as she has no idea how to deal with unfortunate customers. she will argue with them to the point of righteous unrest any fault on her side huge ego problem there. she also lets us know that our orders from lachstar have to wait for indefinite time, because we have a group of people who are ordered by the sushi bar and who will seriously serve them first? Now we felt like we were even more wrong. obviously, owners of this place see customers as paying objects, nothing more. and I can see that this attitude also reports about other comments. After they completely ruined our moods, they ruined our moats my sobu noodles were served on a cold flat plate that made them barely edible within seconds. Does anyone want to eat cold noodles? I refused to eat this stuff and we left. we came there hungry and let this place last minute later hungry and pierced. of course, no typps were left. By the way, I had to put on others sobu noodles and at sushiyobi they are just a regular stir frige noodles that they can find on every chinese take out for much less.

Never back. I would not go back here, the sushi was borderline in comparison to all other great places around nashville. I went with two of my friends and I forget what sushi it was, but it had Wasabi in what we didn't have a real big fan of. we told the waiter that he's holding this out. my friend took a bite to me just to find out that wasabi was in the roll. they have apologised, but they should have taken this from theirs. So they tell me that she has to pay for sushi that she was very unsatisfactory and didn't eat all the rolls if she had been slightly fixed. She's just one. any other place would have taken it from check and did everything to make the customer happy....read more

I have eaten here often and the sushi has always been excellent! the presentation is also wonderful.

Eat quickly. I was often in sushiyobi and enjoy eating. they have a cheap lunch. Unfortunately, I will never eat there again after my experience. my friend and I were about 35 40 minutes in the restaurant, and we had eaten it for 15 minutes. we sat straight and talked while she finished her tee, which was hot at the beginning of the meal, so that she could not drink it until the end. when we talked and drank, the manager came by and asked us to move so that other people could sit at the table. I think we were both so concerned about the presumption of this woman that we could not speak. she kept telling...read more