It is a good place deserved a true Uzbek food highest recognition! They do a Tashkent " Toy Osh" pilav kind identical to the one made in Tashkent, Uzbekistan! Serving it with traditional tomato salad and "Katick" a yogurt kind. Chief and Owners are nice guys with serving you with top respect! I do recommend this place to enjoy yummy Uzbek Foods! read more

OSH Restaurant & Grill - Osh - Uzbek Pilav with Achichuk - tomato salad - Mediterranean Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

See all

We made a special visit to Osh to try them on a weekend trip to Nashville about a month ago. I'd saved them in my Nashville bookmarks for some time after they received a lot of acclaim on Yelp - I believe at one time they were on a Yelp list of best restaurants in the US. We were certainly excited to try Uzbek food, as there's nowhere that serves it where we live. The restaurant doesn't look like too much from the outside and the parking lot is a little run down. However, the inside is very updated and super clean and comfortable. There's lots of seating, what appears to be a private room in the back, and some high-tech features, like a machine that you can use to alert waitstaff if you need a refill, a to-go box, or any other kind of attention. The bathrooms were also immaculate. Service was a little strange. I wouldn't say it was slow - every time we placed an order or had a request, our food or items were promptly brought out to us. However, the challenge came in getting the attention of our waitresses. Two ladies took care of us, alternating based on availability. One was very nice and friendly, the other a little gruff and irritable-seeming. But both were completely averse to coming in and checking on us without one of us flagging them down. Perhaps they're used to the little machines? I don't like using those because they come across as too demanding; I'd prefer to just be visited and checked in on from time to time by staff. Not so here. Despite not being very busy, our visit took a lot of time, even though the actual food service was fairly quick. Onto the food, the most important part. We ordered a lot because I wanted to experience as many unique dishes as possible. One waitress first brought out a complimentary serving of pita and what I believe was suzma, which the menu describes as a yogurt-based cheese. This was one of the highlights of our meal, actually, as the pita was hot, fresh, and very lightly charred. The suzma went very well with it. Then we ordered a chicken somsa and some Uzbek bread. The chicken somsa was alright; the pastry was delightfully flaky, but for me it was way too onion-forward. The Uzbek bread was another highlight. It was a temperature and textural delight - so warm and fluffy - if not a flavor bomb. It was great to polish off the remaining suzma from our complimentary treat. For entrees, my husband wanted to try the signature osh, while I ordered chicken shashlik. The osh was probably the better of the two but he didn't love it. It was quite greasy and the lamb was on the gamey side. My chicken shashlik had definitely been near charcoal too long; it had an overly-charred, unpleasant chemical-y taste. The accompanying rice had so much butter or oil in it that it was greasy, too, and although that imparted more flavor into it, I felt gross after a couple of bites. Everything was cooked well, just the flavors really didn't quite come together for us on this visit. It's hard for me to believe, given the average outstanding reviews and consistent praise this place gets, that our experience was an average one. Perhaps we just came on an off day or ordered the wrong things for our palates, since we're fairly unfamiliar with this cuisine. I would be willing to try again some day, but sadly our first visit didn't quite wow the way we'd hoped it would. I appreciate the clean and pretty environment and quickly prepared food! read more

See all

Nashville is known for many things ranging from honkey tonks filled with misbehaving tourists to iconic dishes like hot chicken. There is a secret however, that few would ever reveal: Nashville has some seriously solid authentic Uzbek food. As the city is home to the largest Kurdish population in America, the foundation of community attracted not only Kurds, but also Uzbeks from larger American cities. Osh is one such outpost for an excellent and authentic meal. Shurpa soup is spectacular with delicate lamb and fatty broth. Manti are ok, although the lamb filling is a bit on the dry side. Somsa is incredible and flaky. Medovik is subpar, synthetic tasting and dry. While not every dish was the highlight of culinary mastery, as a whole, the meal was very satisfying. The kind people working here make the establishment amazing, attentive and kind to give great suggestions. So, for something authentic and tasty, make a trip to this random strip mall and enjoy a family restaurant that adds a cool character to Nashville's community. read more

See all

I've been coming here for a year now is one of my favorite restaurants. The girl are always so sweet and nice to you. Very respectful atmosphere. Food is incredibly tasty and well cook. I've always had the best experience here. Thank you read more

OSH Restaurant & Grill - Land chops - Mediterranean Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

See all

We had a res at another place that couldn't seat us, so we took a flyer on Osh. So glad we did! We walked in on a Sat nite without a res and were seated quickly. They brought us water and warm flatbread with labneh. It was a great way to start the evening. Our server recommended the lamb dumplings and the chicken kabob. We ordered that plus the Uzbek bread and a lamb sambosa. The sambosa was delicious; flaky dough and minced well spiced lamb. The chicken kabob was delectable; tender, well spiced, and served with sumac onions and other accompaniments. The lamb dumplings (think big manti or momos) were fantastic; again, well spiced lamb and tender dough, served with a really lovely yogurt sauce. Service was fast and friendly. We paid about $80 Inc tip for this feast. Highly recommended; give Uzbek food a try! read more

See all

It took 15 minutes to notice my existence, then after finally sitting down for another 10 minutes I am still waiting for the server to come. They knew I was waiting for a long time. Maybe they are racist or something. These 2 blondes came after me and got a table, their order taken and got water. I had to standup and request for my order to be taken. I ended up leaving because if this is just the beginning of my experience I don't want to guess how it's going to end. Worst experience ever. read more

Good food, but *don't* have it delivered. They don't use secure containers: on our last order the pelmeni soup and chicken jizbiz leaked all over the bag. I had to eat the pelmeni without broth.The food is pricey for the quality. read more

The food at Osh is always fantastic. While we miss the original owner, we found the pelmeni and chuchvara to be better than before. The chuchvara is perfectly crunchy and well seasoned (pro tip, let each dumpling breathe a bit or the middle my scald your mouth... read more

See all

I had heard that OSH was a fantastic restaurant and I had been meaning to try it for some time, especially as my family and I had never had Uzbek food. My family and I were able to visit at the end of January and it definitely lives up to its reputation! We came here on a Saturday night and were able to get a table for the 5 of us. We started our meal with Uzbek bread and a plate of suzma, hummus, and ikra with pita; the Uzbek bread was fluffy and delicious and the suzma had a lovely tangy taste to it that reminded us of a good Greek yogurt. The hummus was very tasty as well and it was nice to try the ikra, but it wasn't our favorite. Several of our party had the OSH and they really liked it and my wife and I had the lamb kebab and it was absolutely delicious; it was seasoned well and cooked well and it paired well with the sauces and grilled vegetables. We finished our meal with the kunefe, which is a favorite of mine, and everything was just super delicious overall. OSH is a wonderful family-owned restaurant and while it's located in an unassuming little strip mall and doesn't look like much from the outside, it's 100% worth a visit and definitely one of the best restaurants in Nashville. It's a new favorite of ours and we'll definitely be back! read more

See all

First time ever trying OSH & everything was amazing, I can't wait to be back already! I wanted to try a little of everything so I started by ordering a bunch of appetizers all pictured below and every dish left me wanting more. For my main dish I went with the Chuchvara Shurpa soup and clearly it was a hit the meat dumplings along with the meat in the broth were full of flavor. The inside is beautifully well kept and the service was attentive & hospitable. read more

See all

Server was very friendly and the food was very tasty. The standout for me was the lamb kebab - it was one of the bets lamb kebab I have had. The OSH had a good flavor (and I hadn't had it before) - imagine a good "plan rice" dish, but to me, it isn't really an entree - it was like a "Chinese fried rice", but no meat and less veg. Still a great side To me the somso was ok and the Ikra appetizer was solid. My wife had a very hearty soup which she enjoyed. For dessert, we had the kunefe - not the best we have had, but still good, and unique for those that haven't had it before. read more

This place was AWESOME!!! The flavor was exquisite, and service was fast and helpful. The menu had tons of dishes that were new to me, so the pictures on the side were helpful. Each dish was a hit, and full of flavor. I was just passing by during my travels but if I am ever in town again this is the spot I would visit first! read more

See all

As much as I loved (past tense) this place I was not able to visit it for over a year. A week ago I happen to be in Nashville again and could not pass up on the opportunity to eat some Uzbek food. What can I say, the place had some improvement in terms of design, however, while the food looks like on pictures the taste is not even average, it tastes bad and very far from real Uzbek food. We ordered lagman, Manti, chochvara, plov.Looks like they changed the chef, but the new one has no idea how real Uzbek food should taste. I was born and raised in Tashkent and actually was frequently eating in the restaurant where Murat was a chef. Anyway, sorry, one more good place went down. read more

I am part of a Sunday supper club that goes and eats at different restaurants in Middle TN once a month. We chose Osh for November, and it was the perfect choice! They had a separate room for us that fit 12 people. Quite a few people had never been so I helped with ordering for the table. Osh welcomes everyone with warm pita with a cream cheese/sour cream like white dip sprinkled with paprika. Then we ordered three orders of chuchvara which is a fried meat dumpling. They came 4 to one order so three allowed everyone to enjoy one. It was a big hit and everyone really loved it. Then we ordered the eggplant salad that was nice with great flavor. It comes chilled so keep that in mind. We ordered two soups: Pelmeni and Kuza Shurpa. I always get the pelmeni every time I go and I was really happy to try a new soup that came in a clay pot. It has meat, carrots, and another vegetable in a clear broth. It had a mild taste and wasn't overly seasoned. We ordered two dishes of Norin which is a classic Central Asian dish that is handmade noodles cut up served with onions on the side with a salty hot broth that you can request on the side. No one had had a dish quite like this which was fun to experience. They were out of their signature dish, Osh but we were able to pivot. We ordered two Shrimp Jiz Biz dishes and two mixed grill platters. Everyone enjoyed both of these dishes very much! I highly recommend both. We ordered Lagman Soup with noodles and a similar dish that came with rice. I will be coming back to order the lagman soup so I can eat the chewy noodles again. Then we ended the meal with three desserts. The favorite was the kunefe. They were all light and it was fun to share all of them to wrap up the meal. Right after we went, they announced new ownership! I hope that the flavors and menu items are similar. I'll definitely be going back and will report on how the restaurant is. read more

See all

This is a hidden gem in Nashville! The restaurant is clean, spacious, and very inviting. The service is top notch and very friendly! We went on a Wednesday evening and parking was easy and we were sat right away. The menu has plenty to choose from and everything is fresh and delicious! I love how flavorful everything was--we ordered a few plates and shared between everyone and it was so so delicious. I also loved that we could order a "pickled veggies" plate! Will definitely be back! read more

OSH was so delicious and such an incredible experience. From the authentic taste of the dishes and feel of the decor to the amazing food and ambiance, we will 100% be back. read more

See all

I came in here late on a Sunday evening with a group of 6. The place was busy and we got sat in our own little private area which made it fun! They unfortunately ran out of the OSH which is what we were hoping to try, but they were accommodating and gave us some free food to make up for it. But hey, selling out of something is a sure sign that it is indeed delicious! All the food we got was tasty. I am a sucker for hummus and I loved theirs. I will be coming back here to hopefully try the osh read more

See all

Food was delish- we had lentil soup, the Osh entree plate. Our meal came with a complimentary plate of pita and cream cheese.

Before eating at the restaurant, I had never eaten Uzbekistan cuisine. Now it's become my FAVORITE place to eat in town! You can really tell the food is homemade and with fresh ingredients. I have had several things on the menu and never had one I didn't like. Everything is well balanced and seasoned to perfection. read more

OSH Restaurant & Grill - Tea Pot of Hot Tea - Mediterranean Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

See all

My third time at this place! Love love the food, service and ambiance. The Chicken Orso is my favorite! Soups are amazing, main dishes are amazing and desserts are just to die for. Make sure you try the Napoleon! Will definitely be back! read more

This restaurant feels like home away from home. I am not Uzbek nor have I ever claimed to be Uzbek, but I feel truly one with the community after this culinary experience. Service was amazing. Our waitress was precious and consistently checked up on the table. I nearly wanted her to come sit down with us and share a plate. The ambiance was one that was calming, relaxing, and peaceful. I will undoubtedly be back. read more

See all

Pretty strong food. You will be full. Try the filo rolls. The whole fish entree is also good. Try the Uzbek bread, yum!

Had no clue what to expect and quickly became a favorite. The service was amazing, so helpful with recommendations on what to try and how much to order. Will be back read more

OSH Restaurant & Grill is an Uzbekistan restaurant, similar to foods in the Balkan area. The cuisine has some Turkish, Kazakh, Mongolian, and Korean influences. I found this restaurant from Yelp's top 100 restaurant list, and I knew I had to visit it when I was in Nashville, TN. You can make reservations on OpenTable. I made a reservation several days prior to arriving. However, I did not need them at lunchtime (not sure how full it gets during dinner hours). There is a private lot shared with other businesses on the strip. FOOD: 1. Sampler Platter, 4/5 (Suzma {yogurt-based cheese}, Hummus, and Ikra {eggplant, tomato, pepper, and onion}): -Suzma: Good. -Hummus: Average. -Ikra: Delicious. 2. Uzbek Bread, 3/5 (Homemade Uzbek Bread): OK. I wasn't too impressed. We ate this with the other condiments within the sampler platter. 3. OSH Special, 3/5 (Rice Pilaf, Braised Lamb, Carrots, Yogurt, and Achicuk Salad {tomato and onion}): Essentially, it's braised lamb pieces mixed with rice pilaf and cooked carrots. Occasionally, I would get the lamb and dip it to the yogurt on the side. The side salad was a nice refreshing taste to balance out the other flavors. 4. Lamb Kebab, 4/5 (Marinated Lamb Skewers, Rice Pilaf, and Grilled Vegetables): The seasoning within the lamb skewers were delicious. The lamb was juicy and cooked just right. However, the lamb loin was clearly the winner. I highly recommend ordering that if you are not sure what to get! There was only one server around lunch, and it took a while to get everything, including our drinks. However, we were the only table (AKA first customers) for about 40 minutes before other groups of people arrived. Overall, this restaurant is simple and casual. Would I come back? Yes. read more

See all

The food was excellent and the ambiance is relaxing. The dish for which the place is named is something you'll never forget. Great food, good portions, fair price. Oh, and they make great green tea! read more

Saw all the positive reviews and decided to check this place out. So glad we did! In a nondescript strip mall you might miss it unless you knew it was there, but it's worth a trip. Very friendly staff and delicious food that leaves you feeling full and full of good food at that. The place is clean and well appointed with nice decor. We will be back to try some more items off this great menu. read more

More people should be talking about the Uzbek food at Osh restaurant. The ambiance feels homey and perfect for families (yes, they have high chairs). You can admire some of the traditional Uzbek tea sets and other decor as you also check out their extensive menu. Portions are huge and definitely meant to share. We left stuffed to the gills. The suzma as an appetizer was deliciously tangy. The Uzbek bread to share was also freshly made! By the time we tucked into the lamb jiz-biz as a main, we were pretty full: however, it was still a fantastic decision and was spiced perfectly. The staff was incredibly friendly and attentive. We asked several questions since we were pretty new to the cuisine, and our waitress was patient and informative. The parking lot has plenty of spots, but it can get a little chaotic given the busy street it's off of - be careful driving in and out. read more

The food was INCREDIBLE!! The chef even gave me a complimentary side dish and it was amazing! Service was amazing - super kind and courteous. Very peaceful vibe and I loved how the restaurant felt. I would definitely be coming back here soon! read more

Excellent service, delicious food and affordable prices. This place is a 10 and the food is so good. Located in an unassuming strip mall. Never the crazy lines like you see all over Nashville but this place is busy and they had lots of take out orders during our meal. I overheard several guests getting takeout for their road trips and another stocking up to meal prep for the week. It's definitely a local favorite and I can't wait to come back. Our favorites are the Turkish coffee, lamb shashlik and the lamb Jiz biz. read more

See all

Incredible food in a space you may not expect. We thoroughly enjoyed our meal and can't say enough good things about the service.

We came in to avoid traffic before heading home. The ambiance was so inviting with the warm welcome we received. But the food was so delicious! We left feeling comforted by the the whole experience! We will be back! Thank you so much! read more

You have to try this place! If you have never heard of Uzbek cuisine, join the club, but you have to add it to the mix. I travel weekly and want to try something new as I travel, and this did not disappoint. Try the Osh!! Service is quick and the place is quaint. read more

See all

The service is spectacular here! The servers were very friendly and attentive. They were out of the OSH which is the specialty that we wanted to try but we were not disappointed by anything we got. I loved the Chuchvara and the Filo Cheese rolls. The cheese rolls come with a rose dipping sauce, it's so unique and delicious. They are closed on Monday's and it was a Sunday, since they ran out of items, it didn't make sense to cook more at the end of the day if they were closed the next day, so keep that in mind. To be fair we booked a later dinner reservation, so that's on us! We had a party of 6 and they sat us in what felt like a private room, which was a nice feel. This is an authentic Uzbeki place to try new flavors. I can't wait to return and try more dishes, hopefully they have the OSH dish. read more

See all

Wonderful time try out the lovely cuisine at OSH. The service was great and the food incredibly delicious. The OSH was amazing- comfort food! Lamb served over seasoned pilaf. Fragrant with a slight touch of sweetness from the raisins. read more

OSH Restaurant & Grill - OSH. - Mediterranean Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

Really cozy restaurant with a diverse (and delicious) array of dishes. The service was quick, and all of the staff was very friendly, read more

OSH Restaurant & Grill - Uzbek Bread - Mediterranean Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

See all

Sheesh, what a gem of a place. The location is in a strip mall with ample parking. The inside is beautiful, clean, and welcoming. Staff greeted us and we were seated immediately. That darn whipped feta and pita they give you is so good! I have no idea what authentic Uzbek tastes like, but if this is it--I'm all for it! The lamb skewers I had were seasoned and cooked to perfection. The rice pilaf was yummy! Their yogurt sauce was freakin outstanding! Everything we ordered was delicious! I will definitely go again! read more

Central Asia can be conveniently found midway between I-65 and I-24. Visit Osh to scratch your Uzbek itch. Go on the early side for fast service, but go anytime for a delicious escape from the ordinary. Start with Cuchvara, the spicy (as in flavorful, not as in hot) meat dumplings. A light crispy shell surrounding a savory filling. If you want to give yourself a healthy, refreshing treat, try the Ayran. But beware: it's a tart yogurt drink not full of sugar or artificial flavors. The signature dish, Osh, is definitely worth trying if you want a nice mix of meat, carbs, and veggies. Think Rice-a-Roni, central Asian style... accompanied with yogurt sauce and a tomato salad (which you could mix in for added flavor. Top it all off with friendly attentive service, and very reasonable prices. It's a good option for a casual night out. read more

See all

Amazing Uzbekistan menu!! Food is crazy good, but only if you are comfortable getting "out of the box." Portions are shareable; definitely try the lamb dishes. Super clean environment, courteous service and as authentic as one can get. Only question we had was why it was almost empty on a Friday night. C'mon Nashville...support this hidden gem! read more

Like, Wow!! It had been a while since I stepped into a restaurant and walked out saying "yep, this place is fabulous!" From the cleanliness of everything (tables, room, bathroom, ...everything!), to their impeccable and friendly service, to their DELICIOUS food, this place has it all. Ultimately, I was truly impressed by how good their food was. Truly tasteful, fresh, authentic, just... Great! Highly recommended!! read more

OSH Restaurant & Grill - Mediterranean Near Me - Nashville, Tennessee

See all

When Yelp listed OSH on their top 100 places for 2022, I placed them on my must try list. All the way on the other side of Nashville, I brought the family together for an evening out. The cuisine comes from the "...stan" region of the world (Uzbekistan in particular) and it was fun trying a new cuisine. Plus, we liked it enough to want to come back. The restaurant is located in a strip mall with plenty of parking, clearly operated by a sincere family, and caters to informal diners up to formal gatherings, all depending on your requests. The greatest challenge with the menu is narrowing your choices down. I was willing to try it all. We all agreed to order different things and work from there. Depending on your dish, spices may be toned down from authentic dishes but that doesn't mean it doesn't taste great. Lamb is featured heavily in the cuisine and I had the jiz-biz. Great meal for me and I recommend it in all of its forms (chicken, lamb, vegetable). The ikra spread suprised us with its savory flavor and that will be an appetizer of choice in the future. For a drink, compote had a light flavor that perfectly complemented the spiciness of the main dishes. No dessert this time but we look forward to doing that on another visit. There were a few things I didn't appreciate. We were seated near the telephone and the answering machine was full volume, and the benches in the booths sink lower tham I like. Thanks Yelp for finding a treasure of Nashville. I expect I will be down this way again as family has found a place to live on that side of town. read more

See all