You Are Here Hospitality plans fourth Nashville restaurant, Golden Prawn #3
These Music City restaurateurs are bringing Chinese takeout favorites to East Nashville.
You Are Here Hospitality will open Golden Prawn #3 in Riverside Village, at 1404 McGavock Pike this summer, according to a news release.
The group, founded by executive chef Gracie Nguyen and partner Chad Newton, is known for East Side Banh Mi, East Side Pho and Sweeza.
Golden Prawn #3 will serve wok-fired dishes served from a hot bar as well as an a la carte menu.
Nashville-based Fresh Creative Studios collaborated on the space, covered in reds, gold and cream tones and wrapped in prawn and takeout illustrated wallpaper.
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Golden Prawn #3 is coming to Riverside Village this summer.
Golden Prawn #3
Open daily for lunch and dinner, orders for Golden Prawn #3 can be made in person, online or by phone for delivery or takeout.
Riverside Village's dining scene is a healthy mix of established haunts and newcomers. Tokyo-inspired Sho Pizza Bar and Texas-founded Curry Boys BBQ opened this year, joining Village Pub, Ladybird, Sabell's and more.
Husband-and-wife team Newton and Nguyen, who both got their start in the San Francisco Bay area, opened Vietnamese-inspired East Side Banh Mi in 2020, East Side Pho in 2021 and quesadilla-centric Sweeza in 2023 at micro food hall The Wash.
Newton also launched local rum brand, Trovador Inspirado, last year with The Mavericks frontman Raul Malo.
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