Justin Hayworth

Such a fun time at a neighborhood gem of a hole-in-the-wall. Tons of sake to try, all excellent. Delicious small bites. Love the ambiance and music too. Perfect for a creative date night!

+2

Marcelo E. Lopez A.

Cool sake bar! The beer on tap is chilled! The bartender was very nice and overall it has a great chilled ambience. Nice spot for sake!

Jermaine Corey

This place is just a vibe. A whole vibe. Two orders of the Chicken Karaage and Butter mushrooms. I don’t even really like mushrooms like that, but they were delicious. Never been to Japan but I can imagine this is pretty close to it.

Josh Kim

Small sake bar. Has a lot of sake, but alot of them are out of stock as well. Great place to go enjoy sake in a quiet setting

Kim

Knowledgeable staff, generous pours, and good food. Has outdoor seating and is luckily a block away from the dense loudness of East Village. You can take your time, enjoy your company, and learn about and enjoy your sake.

+1

Cara de Ferranti

A friend brought me here for birthday dinner and the staff were kind, helpful, friendly and loads of fun throughout our evening. It's a tiny Japanese restaurant with an incredible selection of Sake and a huge number of tasty dishes. If you can squeeze yourself into a table, it's definitely worth a try. Just keep your wits about you - or you might end up doing sake shots with the rest of the restaurant!

Katherine Carrasco

Awesome staff, food is super good and tasty, the buns are soft and delicious, meat or veggie! Cocktails are great and priced nicely. Great ambiance and hospitality. A little tight on busy nights but one you're in there it's great! Definitely coming back next time I'm in the city again! Go Austin and David!

Matt Torres

What a cute little sake bar, I've had this on my list to go to for so long and disappointed I didn't go sooner. If you love sake this is the place to be, a great variety to choose from and paired with food menu i can hang here all night

Sajud Hamza

It is a really small place but it’s a sake bar .. it’s a small cute bar with red ambience, I believe it’s red coz sake is originated from Japan and Japan has its red circle in the flag which symbolizes Japan.. had a sake bomb which is fun to have and loved it.. the bartender was really helpful in selecting the drinks and make our lives easy for a sake bomb.

+4

Rachel Tang

It’s cozy and cute but I wouldn’t say it’s the best food I’ve ever had. The pork buns were smothered in BBQ like sauce and not in a good way. The mushrooms are good but unbelievably few mushrooms. I do believe it’s a good date spot because of how small it is, but food is nothing to write home about.

March 2026_One of the strangest dining experiences I have ever had. We were the only dining table around 7 pm, yet service was oddly slow. Our dishes came out with long gaps, and the chicken curry arrived incorrectly twice—first made with beef, then with rice mixed in despite our request for it on the side, and with only two small pieces of chicken in the entire bowl. Unfortunately, the experience got worse: later that evening both of us became sick. I wrote the owners privately at their email address and on Instagram to try to make them aware of the problems at their business, but they never responded resulting in my post here. Many better options available.

Gummy

food and drinks are great. they forgot my birthday reservation one time and the bartender was wasted but seated us in reasonable time and it all worked out. great vibes. *UPDATE* i went to eat there a few weeks ago with one of my friends. mind you, i used to live a few blocks away so i’ve been here multiple times. it has always been consistently good and convenient. it has completely gone down in quality and was probably one of the worst meals i ate out in 2024. will not be going back unfortunately. RIP to one of my favorite sake bars in NYC.