
Philippe Chow is bringing its bold, upscale Chinese cuisine to the heart of Music City. Known for its glamorous New York energy, sleek atmosphere, and world-famous dishes like Philippe’s signature Chicken Satay and tableside-carved Peking Duck, this isn’t just dining, it’s a show. Led by celebrity Chef Philippe Chow, the restaurant blends high-end Beijing-style cuisine with modern luxury and unmatched hospitality. Located just steps from Broadway and Bridgestone Arena in Cummins Station, it’s the perfect destination for date nights, VIP gatherings, or unforgettable private events. With striking interiors, vibrant craft cocktails, and energy that flows into the night, Philippe Chow Nashville is where style, flavor, and culture collide!
Address and Contact Information
Address: 209 10th Ave S #235, Nashville, TN 37203
Phone: (615) 671-2469
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: opentable.com
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Reviews
We started with the pear and arugula salad and the salmon crudo that were both refreshing. We initially ordered the nine seasons spicy prawns and crispy brussel sprouts, which were the dishes that weren’t to our preferences (one too sweet and one too salty for us). We replaced it with the miso salmon that ended up being delicious. The outside was just crispy enough and the inside tender. We also ordered the baked Alaska dessert which was a fun one to try!
Our table neighbors ordered the Peking duck and said it was amazing so we will definitely be back to try that!
Thank you again to Vivian if you see this!
Some type of way our entrees came out before our appetizers. Once our waiter saw the mixup he came and grabbed our plates mid-bite LOL. Im laughing but he made sure to get the appetizers re-ordered I guess. The mid-bite plate removal was a real thing, but didnt appear malicious.
The food was kinda mid. We did enjoy the Fried Rice after getting extra soy sauce. My Sweet n Sour chicken was actually pretty good. I was not a fan of the duck egg rolls- tasted kinda freezer burnt. Did not enjoy the dumplings. The Lo-Mein was decent. The Scallion Bread will have your breath humminnngg..It was tasty but the garlicky, onion flavor will stick with you for a while. The prices were not bad, but I would prefer to go to one of my favorite local takeout places taste wise. This is a great place for when you would like to put on some nice clothes and have a good night out, but I wouldn’t expect Amazing food.
Service was amazing as well! Shoutout to Justin for managing the chaos of our party! He kept tabs on our complicated orders and continued to ensure we had everything we needed. Very impressed with his quality of service!
We tried the scallion milk bread, chicken dumplings, beef satay, jasmine rice, king salmon crudo, and waygu bone marrow tartare. As the first guests, we also got a special treat (tiramisu eggroll) and welcome!
First off, the scallion milk bread was so addicting!! The xo butter was chef’s kiss. (I still dream about that bread haha) The dumplings were hot and delicious, and the king salmon crudo was extremely fresh and vibrant. The beef satay was tender, and the rice was fresh and fluffy. The waygu was melt-in-your-mouth too. The tiramisu eggroll, as someone who loves tiramisu, was fantastic!
The atmosphere and service was fantastic, and everyone greeted us and stopped by to see how we were doing and how we liked the food. The interior was stunning, and the music wasn’t overly loud either.
We can’t wait to come back again! Thank you for making my first night one to remember!
From the moment we sat down, the experience felt elevated yet approachable-exactly what you want for a special night out.
We started with the arugula and pear salad, which was beautifully balanced-fresh, crisp, and lightly sweet. The baked Alaskan wonton soup was comforting and rich, with incredible depth of flavor.
For mains, the vegetable lo mein was anything but ordinary—perfectly cooked, savory, and generous enough to share. The short ribs were tender and flavorful, and the Peking duck was the true standout: expertly prepared, indulgent, and absolutely worth ordering.
Every dish felt intentional, polished, and satisfying. Service was attentive without being intrusive, and the overall ambiance made it an ideal date-night spot or celebratory dinner.
We’ll absolutely be back—Philippe Chow has officially earned a permanent spot in our Nashville dining rotation.
Although we had an early reservation and the restaurant was quiet, we were initially seated at a corner table where we couldn’t appreciate the surroundings. After requesting to move, we were able to better enjoy the impressive interior.
The service was excellent. Our waitress was attentive, professional, and truly enhanced the overall experience.
Unfortunately, the food did not match the quality of the ambiance. We ordered several dishes to share. The chicken satay was dry and lacked flavor, and the yellowtail did not taste fresh and was overly fishy and tough after just one bite. The remaining dishes were also underwhelming and lacked the flavor, color, and texture one would expect from a restaurant of this caliber.
To their credit, management handled the situation professionally and removed the uneaten dishes from the bill, showing genuine concern for our experience.
Overall, this is a beautiful restaurant and would be a great place to stop for cocktails and enjoy the atmosphere. However, until the food reflects the same level of care as the décor, I would likely choose to dine elsewhere.