Bite a Bit Thai & Sushi

I discovered this place by chance. I'm passionate about Vietnamese food, especially pho. Believe me when I say the food is amazing! The atmosphere is sensational. The price is extremely reasonable. Excellent value for money. Good price, excellent food, atmosphere, and waiter. I recommend it.

This is a nice little sushi and Thai restaurant in the neighborhood and we had a good experience there for dinner. It’s a little small and loud inside and we requested to move outside and they were very accommodating and so glad we did because outside dining area was cozy and had ample seating with great ambiance. The sushi was good and we had enough attention to our table. Would definitely go back and I can see how it can get busy here on the weekends.

This was my first time ever coming to bite a bit and I fell in love! It’s such a cozy vibe and there are two bars that you can sit at. One is like a traditional tavern style bar, and the other is the sushi bar. I have wonderful service and delicious food! I had so much food left over that it will be lunch tomorrow! I’ll be back for sure.

I recently tried Bite a Bit and had a really great experience overall. I ordered the Bangkok wings and the salmon skin roll, and both were standouts. The Bangkok wings had an amazing balance of sweet and spicy, with a flavorful sauce that wasn’t too overpowering. They were cooked perfectly—crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside—which made them really enjoyable. The portion size was also solid for the price. The salmon skin roll was something I don’t usually order, but I’m glad I did. It had a really nice crunch from the salmon skin, and the flavors tasted fresh and well put together. It wasn’t greasy or heavy, which can sometimes happen with fried rolls. You could tell the ingredients were fresh and that care went into the presentation. I also want to give a shoutout to the bartender, Sam. She was super friendly, attentive, and made the experience even better. She had a great personality, checked in at the right times, and made us feel welcome without being overbearing. Good service always makes a big difference, and she definitely stood out. The atmosphere was clean, welcoming, and had a great casual vibe. Overall, Bite a Bit is definitely a place I’d go back to, especially if I’m craving flavorful wings or sushi. I’d recommend it to anyone looking for something casual but still high quality.

I always explain this place as top notch food you'd get at a high-end restaurant in a chill spot. I have auditory sensitivity issues and the place is a little bit too loud for me with the music, chatter and kitchen noise but the food is worth it. The service can be slow when there are many people. I've noticed that when I order sashimi, they gave me real ground wasabi root but wasabi paste with chirashi. I like to do takeout for the Tom Yum noodles or Chirashi when I'm bulking and sashimi for when I'm cutting.

Really love grabbing dinner at Bite a Bit! Every so often there’s a long wait on weekend nights, but I promise it’s worth the wait. I really have enjoyed so many items on the menu, but especially the pad Thai. It has great flavoring and texture that makes it one of the best pad Thais in the area! Highly recommend this great neighborhood spot.

I had an absolutely amazing experience at Bite A Bit! From the moment we walked in, everything exceeded expectations. The atmosphere was welcoming and comfortable, making it the perfect spot to relax and enjoy a great meal. The OBX sushi roll was outstanding — incredibly fresh, beautifully presented, and packed with flavor. Every bite had the perfect balance of textures and taste. It’s easily one of the best sushi rolls I’ve had in a long time. The chirashi bowl was just as impressive, featuring generous portions of fresh, high-quality fish over perfectly seasoned rice. You can truly tell they care about the ingredients and presentation. On top of the amazing food, the service was excellent. July took such great care of us — friendly, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. She made the whole experience even better with her positive attitude and great recommendations.

Pretty sure they're preparing to shut down. What I got (crispy duck) was excellent. However - really poor service, half of what we requested off the menu they were out of, drinks took forever, weird floaties in our water glasses, and some of the other food was cold or just not good. They have potential, but don't seem to be trying very hard.

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.

I visited Bite a Bit Thai Restaurant tonight to catch up with a friend, and it was my first time dining there. The holiday decorations, complete with Christmas trees and festive lights, created a cozy and cheerful atmosphere. My friend had already arrived and secured a table, so there was no wait for seating. Service was mostly efficient--our food and drinks arrived quickly, but we did have to ask for our check, which took a while to come. The food was fantastic! I had the crab fried rice, and I loved that they used real crab (not imitation). It was flavorful and came in a generous portion, which made the price feel more than fair. I also tried the crab Rangoon, which was outstanding. My friend had the red curry with chicken and a Death Valley roll and she raved about both. We both had enough leftovers to take home, which is always a plus. Though I didn't try any cocktails this time, their holiday cocktail menu looked tempting and worth checking out next time. Parking was a bit tight. The restaurant has a small lot, and with other shops in the area, it can fill up quickly. My friend ended up parking across the street at a gas station for $8, which wasn't bad. Just something to keep in mind if you visit during a busy time. Overall, I'd rate my experience a solid 4.5. The food was delicious, portions were generous, and the staff was friendly. I'll definitely be back! #DeliciousThaiFood #HolidayVibes

3/5 Bite A Bit Sushi/Thai Food was amazingggg. started off with the edamame in spicy garlic, so delicious and its decent sizing! for entree i got the fried rice with chicken level 3. it was soo spicy as someone who loves spicy but no complaints it was still very good. ended off with mango sticky rice 100/100!!!! the Ambiance was super chill and chic. The service on the other hand was my issue. the hostess were really sweet and helpful but my server was not the best. Her service wasnt horrible but it could definitely be better. from the beginning it just felt very rushed. was Never offered anything i had to wait to see her passing by (which wasnt often) to get her assistance, and whenever i did catch her she seemed very annoyed to help me out. time came for me to pay and she was so rude about me signing the check and asking where my tip was when i was going to tip her cash she didnt even give me the chance to pull my wallet out!! Overall the food and ambiance would bring me back for sure. Hopefully they are able to work on their service a little bit more because i really did like this place.

Decent size and seating. Quick service and very attentive staff. They had drink specials which my friends and I took advantage of. The red curry with chicken was packed with flavor and just the right amount of heat! I loved the sushi rolls as an appetizer. A very nice gem.

This is my favorite thai restaurant in Nashville. The staff are friendly. The food is so tasty. We got the crab ragoon which was delicious. We got their tom soup. So delicious made with coconut milk. We both got the crispy chicken pad see u. The portion is big enough you will have leftovers. I love this place. Will return. Oh yeah, try their fried doughnut dessert. So good.

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.

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.

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.

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!

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)

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.

I loved being able to finally check out this Thai spot in our neighborhood! My husband and I ordered takeout on a Monday night and were impressed with the food and the quick service! Our order was ready for pick up less than 10 minutes after we submitted it on the Bite a Bit website. I decided to go with the Red Thai Curry - which is served with Jasmine rice, your choice of protein, and your spice preference. I selected "medium," which ended up not being very spicy for my taste -  I probably would opt for "hot" the next time we dine here. The curry was flavorful - full of warm spices while not being overwhelmed by coconut. My husband ordered the Shrimp Pad Thai, which he really enjoyed! The shrimp were a nice size, and the noodles were nice and saucy. I will say that we found the prices a bit expensive - but their portions are very filling, and you can easily turn this into multiple meals. We're looking forward to dining in next time - and sampling some of their sushi offerings!

ALL SO GOOD. Such a great ambience and somewhere you can go without a reservation and get something delicious. May have to wait, but not too long! I will be going back and might end up ordering all the same things it was so good! Some of the best sushi I've had in Nash. The Thai noodles...divine.

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.

Honestly this place is good but not like super crazy good. It's kind of my backup Thai spot if others are closed or I don't want to drive far. I've ordered the pad Thai, pineapple rice, miso soup, one of the curries I can't remember. All were very good besides desperately needing salt and one time I got the pineapple rice and the pineapple was completely flavorless and really through the dish off, picked them all out and it was fine. Thai tea is delicious here. All and all, this place is definitely good but just not authentic really. Not bad at all and will come back.

Excellent food and good service at this very casual, popular Thai/sushi restaurant. We shared the spring rolls and steamed dumplings, both of which were top notch. I had a little bit of very nicely prepared sushi as well as a shrimp pad Thai entree. Everything was fresh and tasty. Reasonable price

Wonderful spot in East! The dragon balls were my favorite such a fun take on sushi! The tuna nigiri was very fresh, great cuts of fish! Pad See Ew was super good, we went with the beef but it would be amazing with any other meet option! Miso soup and Thai iced tea were both very tasty and flavorful! Will definitely be back!

A very pleasant surprise for sushi in Nashville. Very fresh fish Their nigiri combo platter is da bom! It is a Thai run place, and an incredible value for $$$. Not as great as Oku, but you are paying 1/3 the price. Their roll combinations are not ideal. Atypical ingredients like asparagus are way too common. Who ever heard of a spider roll with no eel, but with asparagus? It's Worth the visit for nigiri combo plate. I haven't tried the Thai dishes. 5 stars for nigiri -2 stars for oddball rolls, +1 for service, +1 for Quite frankly you're not gonna do better in Nashville for sushi at this price point so suck it up and come here to eat nigiri. Skip the rolls.Trust me on this one.

Cute ambiance when you enter and throughout the restaurant but that's not going to change the fact that the texture of the rice around the sushi wasn't great. Service was ok not much interaction and I'm from NY so when I re visit Nashville maybe I'll try something else but I doubt it, hopefully someone else has better luck.

The food was excellent (delicious, fresh, and seasoned beautifully) and the service (attentive) was great! My only feedback was that it was not made super clear to me when I ordered from the paper menu that the items there did not have the most updated pricing. We ordered based on paper menu prices and ended up getting a bit of an unexpected bill (Several items we ordered were $7.50 on paper and each was actually $10.50 or $11.50)

TLDR: Awesome modern/fusion take on Thai food!!!! Not a single thing was bad, several dishes blew us away, and the atmosphere/servers are super friendly and sweet. This East Nashville Thai Restaurant is a gem of unique, upscale takes on Thai classics. Sure you can order your average dishes like Pad see ew or Pad Kra Pao, but to be honest, you should be going to a more casual, hole in the wall restaurant if you want the best of the best of those authentic meals (I recommend smiling elephant or degthai). If you're looking for a culinary adventure, and are exciting about trying new things, then this is where you go. Here's what we (a group of 3 foodies with an ability to eat a LOT and a desire to try everything) ordered: -Pork Jerky with Sticky Rice: 7.5/10 - The pork jerky itself was reminiscent of a thick cut pork belly, and the sticky rice served with it was perfectly cooked. It came with a zingy dipping sauce that brought most of the flavor to the dish, which is the reason I don't rate it any higher, but the meat was still really good. -Thai Salmon Salad: 8/10 - You could get this at any Thai restaurant, but it was fresh, the salmon was PERFECTLY crispy and just tasted amazing, and they were heavy handed with the seafood portion. Loved! -O-Toro Tataki with Mango Salsa: 10/10 - The O-Toro was so wonderfully fresh, with the salmon roe and lime bringing a citrusy flavor that complimented the fishyness so well. It was a divine bite, especially with the sweetness of the mango salsa! A MUST try! -BAB Dry Rub Wings: 10/10 - When I tell you we did NOT expect these to be this good... I mean it. But they came to our table covered in a (once again) citrusy yet spicy dry rub that had our taste buds on a roller coaster of flavors. Our initial worry was that the wings would be too dry, but upon first bite, the juicy chicken just melted in the mouth, absorbing all the flavors of the dry rub, and we were beyond content. Order this!! -Khaow Soi with Soft Shell Crab: 10/10 - Probably my FAVORITE dish of the night. The coconut curry soup itself was SO flavorful and creamy, and it was jam packed full of these delicious, perfectly cooked noodles. It came with chicken as well as soft shell crab, both of which I have zero complaints about and paired divinely with the curry soup. The soft shell crab was fried yet soft on the inside, and an added textural element came from the crispy noodles on top of the dish. SOOO good. -What the Duck: 9/10 - I love duck. And this did not disappoint. Stock full of pieces of tender duck, mushrooms, pineapple, veggies, and a savory brown sauce, it also came with 2 duck wings. The flavor of the sauce was so perfect for the meat, and the sweetness of the pineapple was a genius addition. Also comes with rice! -A5 Wagyu Strip Loin Carpaccio: 10/10 - This was d i v i n e. The thin slices of meat absolutely melted in my mouth with an unbelievable richness. Each wagyu carpaccio slice has a jalapeño slice and a bit of caviar, adding a zing that harmonizes with the butteriness of the meat and the truffle oil. The arugula salad in the middle didn't seem a necessary addition, but it didn't take away from the dish, and I found this dish to be my second favorite of the night. -Chef Choice Sashimi Silver: 8/10 - Your classic Chef Choice Sashimi. The fish was thick, fresh, and delicious, exactly what you want if you're looking for something simple. A little bored, but it did come with a ponzu sauce that we forgot about(considering we had 10 dishes on our table) so keep that in mind! -OBX Roll: 9.5/10 - This roll has everything you want, and it is SO good. I wanted to keep eating it even though I was so full. With several types of fish, crispy tempura flakes in the interior, and topped with spicy mayo, the flavors were rich yet fresh and had me wanting to come back for more. An A+ roll. -Thai Tea: 10/10 - I mean, it's Thai Tea. Come on. The Tea was sweet, cinnamony, and tasted so warm despite being, obviously, cold. A MUST have drink if you can handle sweet beverages. If you enjoy drinks like boba, you'll love this. -Mango Sticky Rice: 8.7/10 - A great end to our meal! The sticky rice comes out blue, which is so fun, and is soaked in a sweet, condensed milk and paired with fresh mango. The rice on its own is good because of the milk, but the real deal is putting the perfect bite of mango, rice, and milk in your mouth and just enjoying the sweet flavors and various textures whisk you away. It's a classic Thai dessert, and a great one at that.

Great food. Quiet outdoor area you can bring pets around the back. Did have a bit of difficulty getting a charge worked out with the staff -- I had ordered tofu but was uncharged to beef. I told them they could just bring a cup of the tofu, that they didn't need to remake the dish. However, I was still billed for the beef, which I hadn't ordered and I had difficulty getting this rectified with the staff, though it ultimately got fixed. Still plan to keep coming back here though -- one of the few great Thai (and actually any of the Asian cuisines) I have found in Nashville.

My friends and I eat at Bite a Bit often. It is consistently fresh, delicious food. Some of our favorites are the Fresh Spring Rolls, Vegetable Tempura, and Green Curry. I ordered the sushi this past weekend and it was wonderful! I will definitely be getting that again. When we dine in, the service is awesome and everyone is friendly and nice. This place has all good things!

Incredible Thai and not just for Nashville! My friend and I definitely over ordered with plenty of leftover Khaow Soi Curry: really really creamy! Love the flavor. The noodles were thick but not too thick and perfect chew to them. This dish looks larger than you think! We also ordered volcano, green curry, and mango sticky rice which were all very good! Would absolutely come back if I lived here or ever visiting again

I was very impressed with the menu and presentation of the food. Our server was attentive even though she was very busy. In an unsuspecting strip mall the interior was eclectic and highlighted the sushi bar. Would definitely go back.

The crab Rangoon was the best thing I had here. The garlic entree wasn't flavorful like I'm use to Thai food being, the chicken was maybe too thick for my liking, the sauce was very strange to me had a weird texture. The drink was decent 5 out of 10. I loved the decor it was very festive. My server was very friendly and beautiful.

Food was amazing and good service! Some of the best sushi we've had. Would highly recommend!

If you like sushi this is a spot. Been here a couple times and can be busy even on Sunday night, lots of takeout orders as well as people in house. I like sitting at the bar with good view of the sushi chefs. To start the edamame is steamed great, Crab Rangoon is also a good choice. The Forrest roll is my favorite, deep fried as a specialty roll. They also have Thai food but I have not tried, I was told they do not have yellow curry so I chose to stay with sushi and I'm happy with it! Will be back for sure.

I was a bit skeptical because of the so many mixed reviews and ugly photos but OMG! I am so glad I decided to still check it out because the food was DELICIOUS!!! We are from Miami and came to Nashville for a girls trip and found this spot near the Opry Mills mall. 100/10!! We also had the pineapple and chicken fried rice and delicious. Honestly, sometimes reviews are good but I think having your own experience is the best way to go. Go check them out!!

The food is SOOOO GOOD. The shizzz spicy marg, also good! The Christmas decor is a bit. The only reason this is getting 4 stars is because service has been very slow in each visit.

Such an awesome intimate vibe. The sushi was amazing and the ginger stir Fry is bomb!

I've been following bite a bit on social media for awhile now & just now made it over to the east side to check them out. Why have I waited so long? Where has this place been all my life? The food was awesome! The sushi was so fresh & they have so many rolls to choose from! The menu is huge everything from that food to really unique sushi rolls! We ordered a few rolls to share along with the dragon balls appetizer & all were amazing! Our server was awesome! He was super attentive & very efficient, even with him having many tables we never felt neglected! The food came out super fast & was perfection! We waited about 20 mins for a table, but there's also open bar seating. We can't wait to eat our way through the bite a bit menu!

seriously good sushi. the menu is large and the noodles are also amazing. nice little dinner spot

Great drinks, I had two of the spicy margaritas and they were well mixed. I'm not the biggest eggplant fan because of texture, but I would absolutely order their fried eggplant again. It was fantastic, as was the pork "jerky". The mango roll was really tasty and well put together, the Marine Boy Roll was tasty but seemed like it had a little too much of the shrimp breading or rice. Still, not bad. Really friendly excellent service. Give them a try! I will be back to try some of the Thai dishes.

Bite a Bit is quality sushi and Thai. The atmosphere is warm and inviting. There is a small bar with seating for approx. 10 people and a TV, it would be an easy place to come for a solo meal. Beyond that, they have seating overlooking the sushi bar, and booths and tables to accommodate everyone else. Service is fast and friendly. They use QR codes for the menu. Prices are reasonable - not outrageous, and you get what you pay for, quality sushi and entrees at a fair price. I've also ordered takeout from them in the past, which has always been warm and maintained good quality upon eating. On this particular visit, we tried the OBX and Monster rolls. I was concerned ordering a fried roll would sacrifice flavor and quality, but I was wrong. The Monster roll was the perfect combination of fresh and fried, with an appropriate amount of cream cheese, not overwhelming the roll. The OBX was a great combination of sushi fish classics topped with spicy mayo. Both were delicious. We also enjoyed the edamame and a ginger salad, which were standard and tasty. I've also had their Pad Thai takeout in the past, and it's some of the best I've found in Nashville. Overall, this is a local, no fuss, quality Asian restaurant in East Nashville. I will return soon.

We ordered take out sushi from this place for the first time and it was amazing! The presentation was great, the portions of fish were generous and the flavors were delicious!

Best sushi in East Nashville, hands-down. Love the staff there and the cocktails are to die for

OMG - the food was amazing!!! It was beautiful and delicious! I ordered Yellowtail, Tuna, Shrimp, and Octopus nigiri sushi - the size of the cuts of fish was huge, fresh, and tasty! The service was super friendly and fairly quick. The atmosphere was quite energetic and everyone was having a great time. There was plenty of parking.

The food here was really good. The curry was served on a serving platter instead of a bowl so it was a bit challenging to get it without making a mess. I thought the protein portion in the dishes was a little small, very rice heavy. But everything was delicious! Just a little pricy for how little protein you actually get. We got checked on one time by our server (and it wasn't super busy) so would've lived them to check another time or two. Overall it is a fun environment and I'd go back!

Vegan Verified! It's so nice having this neighborhood Thai/sushi restaurant right in the neighborhood. We'd been hesitating to dine here not knowing if they'd have vegan options. They have a whole menu classified as "sensitive", meaning they will make dishes without animal products as well gluten free or whatever your allergy or dietary restrictions may be. The restaurant has a separate dining room and small bar area with a few high tops as well as a large multi level patio out back. When we went we found a table with a heater on the back patio and it was quite pleasant for dinner. We were in the mood for Thai so started with crispy eggplant for an appetizer. It came in a cone shaped basket with hot piping nuggets of crispy eggplant and cashews with a dipping sauce reminiscent of hoisin sauce. For our main dishes we tried the northern Thai specialty dish of Khaow Soi and the red curry, both with tofu. I'd never had Khaow Soi before but my daughter was so excited to see it since she'd had it on her trip to Thailand so we had to try it. The vegan version was a large bowl of soft noodles dancing in a flavorful thick curry broth topped with crispy tofu, crispy noodles, onion and pickled veg with a wedge of lime. The contrast of the soft and crispy noodles is a unique touch. My husband had vegan red curry with tofu and and really enjoyed his dish as well. We all had enough to bring home for lunch the next day. To top it off the service was friendly and our waitress (I think her name was Heidi) was so helpful in explaining the vegan menu to us. So glad we finally decided to stop in and see what the vegan options were. A great addition to the neighborhood.

Loved the Deluxe Philadelphia Sushi Roll and Crab Rangoons! Fast service. Will definitely come back!

I travel for work and make it a point to visit a few Thai places in every city. That being said, Bite a Bit is one of the best Thai restaurants I've been to this side of the Mississippi. Everything is amazing, but the Tom Kha has a special place in my heart. I would serve it at my wedding and funeral. Keep doing what y'all are doing

Shady staff, management and owner. They add tips to the bill regardless of how many people are in your party. AND blamed us for not seeing the auto tip added when we called to request a refund for the auto tip that was $49. It's not like we didn't tip at all and they added 20%, we left a 26% tip! Apparently this is common practice for them, just saw other reviews with similar complaints. It's a shame because we love supporting small & locally owned businesses but we won't be back and definitely DO NOT RECOMMEND this place.

Was recommended by a colleague. Came with a friend a few nights ago. Excellent quality of fish. Generous sized pieces of sashimi and the yellowtail was exceptional. Thai dishes are authentic too with a bit of a modern flair. A little pricey for what they are but high quality nonetheless. A wagyu beef basil stir-fry and a khao soi was ordered. I'd probably stick just with the sushi next time as there is lots of good and cheaper Thai all over the city. Definitely will be back!

Came here after a recommendation, and came away thinking it was good, but not mind blowing. The atmosphere is very "East Nashville" with bikes, music, and some funky wood tables playing big roles in the theme. We ordered a crazy roll, monster roll, and a crunchy shrimp roll. The crazy roll was probably the best of he bunch, followed by the monster. The rolls were rather small and I was a bit disappointed that the "monster" roll was 6 small pieces of sushi. However, the flavors did not disappoint. Overall, we liked the atmosphere and the food was good, but a little on the smaller side for me personally.

This place is the perfect place to grab lunch with friends! It is casual with great food. The sushi was delicious. They also have so many other food options if you don't want sushi. The service was acceptable.

Holy sodium! My husband and I are so swollen today. The food way too salty - I think because both of our meals were soaking in a tub of sauce. The meat and veggies would have been great, but everything just felt overly mushy and salty.