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EAST NASHVILLE · JAPANESE

What to order at
Kisser.

Japanese comfort food at Highland Yards, serving daytime sandwiches, rice and handmade udon. Onigiri and a katsu sandwich let you try smaller plates before a noodle bowl.

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Prices may change, and some items may be seasonal.

YOUR ORDER, SORTED

The dishes worth considering.

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SStart here

Three onigiri

$13.5three pieces

MICHELIN recommends the three rice triangles, with cod roe and yuzu, snow crab and avocado, and kabocha curry.

Chicken katsu sandwich

$15

Cabbage slaw and tonkatsu sauce accompany fried chicken on toasted Kisser milk bread.

AStrong picks

Creamy bacon udon

$19

White-miso sauce, bacon, corn and an onsen egg make this a brothless noodle bowl with tempura flakes.

Grilled yellowtail collar

$25

MICHELIN highlights the collar; the menu pairs the marinated, grilled fish with ponzu, lemon and daikon.

BConsider if

Egg-salad sando

$12

Kewpie mayonnaise and thick toasted milk bread make a smaller sandwich; salmon roe is an optional $10 addition.

Beef tataki udon

$19

Seared tri-tip, grilled mushrooms and dashi broth give you a soupier noodle choice than the creamy bacon udon.

Vegan inari

$8

Avocado, cucumber, tamari and aonori offer a smaller vegan plate apart from the seafood inari.

Miso crème brûlée

$8

Miso caramel custard is a dessert singled out by MICHELIN for a smaller finish after lunch.

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