Maki of Japan
441 Opry Mills Dr, Nashville, TN, 37214
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Address :
441 Opry Mills Dr
Nashville, TN, 37214 - Phone (615) 800-3944
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Loud
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : No
Caters : No
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Erika V.
Decent mall Japanese - pretty much what you'd expect.
(3)DeAndre H.
This food is addicting, but I'm giving 4 stars because one of the workers never adds mall employee discounts the first time. But if you go there frequently, you'll get a maki card for free maki. Which is cool.
(4)Donald H.
I went here. My girlfriend went to Pyramid... I was the looser. Food was bland/unpleasant. Vegetables were not fresh. Big mistake. Would never go again.
(1)Ron H.
For a mall that just a few years ago was flooded with water, it's amazing the fight I went through for a cup of water at one of it's Food Court vendors, Maki of Japan Opry Mills. I ordered Teryaki Beef with rice and vegatables, with 1 egg roll. At the register I was asked if I wanted anything to drink. I said I'd like a cup of water. In the past I've been given one without a problem. Man who said he was the manager is featured center, orange and black outfit. Claimed there were no water cups, then after being asked a 5th time and holding up the line, he revealed a cabinet full of water cups. Avoid Maki of Japans at Opry Mills. Man who said he was the manager is featured center, orange and black outfit. Claimed there were no water cups, then after being asked a 5th time and holding up the line, he revealed a cabinet full of water cups. Avoid Maki of Japans at Opry Mills. This time however I was told they were out of water cups. I asked 4x about it and they said they were out - so I asked about water in a regular cup and they wanted to charge me .75 cents, stating he had to charge me because the CUPS cost THEM .75 cents. I would dispute that. I do not believe that is a true statement however I cannot prove that one. Ecocups sells fast food drink cups at rate of .15 cents per cup. I do not know what the Maki Franchise cost is for cup so I can't say .75 cents a cup is a lie but it sure does not seem to be a true statement or I should sell them cups myself. I declined and asked again - this time for a manager - the guy SERVING said HE was the manager and said there were no cups. I asked if he was sure and held up the rest of the line - at which time he THEN signaled the cashier to open the cabinet below the fountain and there were SLEEVES of water cups. Lots of them. He poured me a cup of water then charged me 27 cents. So essentially the manager on duty lied about 5 times on whether they had the cups of water (they are the same cups they've given me before for water). Maki of Japan, when asked, did not tell the truth about having water cups. Now if we ask if their meat is made of 'cat' and they say 'no', do we believe them? Maki of Japan, when asked, did not tell the truth about having water cups. Now if we ask if their meat is made of 'cat' and they say 'no', do we believe them? So if I asked this same manager if the meat they use is "cat" and he says "no", do I believe that the meat at Maki of Japan is "cat" ??? Because he said "no" that he had no water cups, and only after asking 5x did he instruct his employee to open the cabinet and revealed that there were several sleeves of water cups I may doubt any answer he gives. This occured at 6pm on 10/19/2013. I was severely mistreated, the truth was withheld from me, and at the end of the day, this is not Nashville's best foot forward for tourists. If I were a tourist, I never come back to Nashville - this kind of lying would turn me off to Nashville, spending my money here, or it's hospitality - which I would consider as phony as the answer Maki of Japan gave me on having water cups. Now Maki of Japan, is your meat made of "Cat"? You can say "no" but how can I believe you now? For lack of truth, honesty, and customer service, we recommend you AVOID Maki of Japan Opry Mills.
(1)Christopher K.
We popped into the mall to grab something to eat before heading over to the Oprey for a show. Maki seemed like the most unique of the choices in the food court -- well, it seemed like the only place that was trying to sell us something other than a hogie. It seemed a lot like Panda Express, but it was Japanese. It tasted good but didn't settle well into our stomachs, the noodles and chicken were a bit heavily fried.
(2)Christina T.
Pleasantly surprised!!! I'm not really a teriyaki (Yoshinoya..etc) type of person, and I would never actually order teriyaki in Japanese restaurant, but my dad was craving it so we got teriyaki at the Opry Mills Mall. I was kind of surprised at how much I liked it. Granted, it was still a bit too salty for my own taste (I generally like things milder), my brother and my dad loved it!!! We ordered Chicken Teriyaki with the chow mein-type noodles, and also a Beef teriyaki with fried rice. You would expect it to taste exactly the same except with different meats and different carbs... but the beef DOMINATED the chicken by far. The beef sauce is a little bit sweeter and has a little bit more depth than the chicken sauce did. And it went perfectly with the rice because it soaked up all the sauce, which gave it more flavor. On top of that, the beef comes with broccoli too! The noodles ended up just tasting greasy. The chicken itself was very good. You can taste that they cook the meat first, then add in sauce, because you can taste the flavor of the sauce, without it being overpowering, and you can still get the crisp of the light char on the chicken. Each of the bowls came with cabbage and carrots to balance out the salty---good choice. All in all, great find in a mall food court!
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