Sakagura
Sake Bar y Restaurante japonés$$$$
Turtle Bay, New York
Los expertos de The Wall Street Journal y Serious Eats recomiendan este lugar
"Pork belly (vientre de cerdo), chicken meatball, soba, and all forms of tofu are great."(7 Tips)
"Underground restaurant and bar with amazing sashimi (sashimi)!"(14 Tips)
"Try the Uni Soba (soba) - #soba #uni #foodgasm best soba ever!"(20 Tips)"Try the Chawanmushi - #egg #custard (crema inglesa) #amazing"(5 Tips)
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Roberto FigueiraFebrero 18, 2013Lo q pidas es Excelente !!! Es a base de tapas japonesas. Lo repetiría siempre
Untapped CitiesEnero 18, 2018This hidden gem can be found in basement of a Midtown office building. Their extensive list of 200+ imported sakes (categorized by region) offers guests a modest taste of traditional Japanese cuisine. Leer más
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Mark KupasrimonkolMarzo 23, 2015Great date spot. Great food. Finish the meal with uni soba. Eat it lady and the tramp-style and marry that girl. (Cc: my wife). Unrelated, the sake barrel bathrooms have awesome Japanese toilets.
My new $11.50 lunch special faves w/ a side of hot or cold soba & pickles: Kaki Fry Don (fried oysters & tar-tar sauce w/ cabbage over rice) & Tataki Don (scrambled egg & minced chicken over rice)
Marc SchneebergerDiciembre 23, 2018If you have in your mind to eat izakaya and drink amazing sakes at a very decent price do not think it twice, this is the place to be. Unisoba is a must!
- Marc SchneebergerAbril 14, 2019Everything. From the sake, to the environment to the food. Specially if you are a uni addict get the unisoba. Best cold unisoba in the city by far!
Elizabeth BursteinAgosto 31, 2022Amazing authentic japanese. Delicious cloud sake 14, toro, uni, miso cod, and tofu. Black sesame and yuzo mochi. Expensive but good!
Morgan McKeeFebrero 20, 2018Asian tapas with a reasonable price tag in a divey place. Sake program is great, and you can go for a taster if you’re a sake newb. Grilled squid, pork belly and any noodle dish are musts.
Mike the ElderEnero 2, 2019One of the beat izakayas in the city. If you’re into Sake you’re in for a ride. Friendly service in a room that takes you back to Japan. Food is yummy. Kampai!- If ur in a hurry, Sakagura's "Kiosk"-lobby level-sells their signatures in bentos & bowls for less: grilled cod w/ asstd veggies; mixed veggie curry w/ beef; soba salad; chirashi; rice balls, etc.
Renaud #Julio 24, 2017Skip the appetizers, order some grilled meats or black cod, and sake. We enjoyed the Miyazaki beef cooked on hot stone 👍🏻
Kyulee SeoSeptiembre 26, 2016You must get there early to have a chance for their specials, and don't skip out on their girly cocktails!! They are really special and yummy!!!
Brian StraussFebrero 4, 2019Good luck finding the place. Amazing and affordable sake menu. Food menu is delicious Japanese tapas but all over the place price wise. Skip the stone cooked beef, indulge in noodles and sashimi.
Lori LuoAgosto 10, 2014This "hidden in the office basement" restaurant serves an excellent array of sake and spirits, as well as Japanese bites. The buta kakuni (pork belly) and chicken karaage are standout plates.
KateDiciembre 28, 2023Came for lunch - had the half udon, chawan mushi, and hamachi sashimi. All were delicious and would love to come again soon!
Ernesto GutierrezMarzo 8, 2022Great sake selection to pair up with some good food. The Japanese village ambiance certainly adds to the charm of the place. My only gripe was the emperor tea flan dessert
Sung HwangFebrero 14, 2016Never failed to please. Authentic hidden gem found 5 years ago and still a regular. Must get onsen tamago (for uni lovers), hirame ponzu, gyusuji miso nikomi among many dishes you can get.
Ina LiDiciembre 8, 2016Chill, delicious Izakaya spot with great selection of drinks and small plates. Three people for food and drink ended up $260
- New $11.50 daily specials from 9/2-10/3/14. *Changes monthly. They have limited quantities so get there early (before 12pm to be safe). Enjoy! =)
ChenyuDiciembre 28, 2012Love the coffee jelly - great dessert for those who prefer less sweet desser. Black sesame brûlée is a must-have!
Roula HannaSeptiembre 25, 2016Ah-mazing food....had many plates including the wagyu beef hot stone, the fluke sashimi which were delicious. Try the drop sake tasting.
- Jonathan SnookJulio 16, 2018Had the lunch tasting menu with sake pairing. Wonderfully tasty sake. Sashimi, soba, tempura was fantastic. Could've skipped the beef. Black sesame ice cream was perfect.
- New $11.50 daily specials from 3/3-3/28/14. *Changes monthly. They have limited quantities so get there early (before 12pm to be safe). Enjoy! =)
- New $11.50 M-F lunch specials (1/4-2/1/13. *Changes monthly). They have limited quantities so get there early (before 12pm to be safe). Enjoy!;)
Eric TashDiciembre 14, 2014Come with a group. It's akin to Japanese tapas so the plates are small. Everything we ordered was superb and I highly recommend getting a bottle of saki for the table!- New $11.50 daily specials from 1/6-1/31/14. *Changes monthly. They have limited quantities so get there early (before 12pm to be safe). Enjoy! =)
- New $11.50 daily specials from 11/4-11/29/13. *Changes monthly. They have limited quantities so get there early (before 12pm to be safe). Enjoy! =)
- New $11.50 daily specials from 9/3-9/27/13. *Changes monthly. They have limited quantities so get there early (before 12pm to be safe). Enjoy! =)
- New $11.50 daily specials from 7/1-8/02/13. *Changes monthly. They have limited quantities so get there early (before 12pm to be safe). Enjoy!;)
- New $11.50 daily specials from 4/7-5/2/14. *Changes monthly. They have limited quantities so get there early (before 12pm). Enjoy! =)
R KMayo 12, 2014Walking into Sakagura, hidden deep in the basement of a midtown office building, is like walking into a dream. The food is unbelievable: try everything, drink liberally, and stay late.
Mary PhamAgosto 27, 2014Come for lunch if possible. Great food and affordable prices! Otherwise dinner is always great, too (just much more $$$$). Onsen tamago is a must for you umami lovers.
AmateurConciergeOctubre 3, 2015Like being transported to Tokyo at this hidden gem. The taro and vegetable tempura and egg custard with shrimp and chicken were highlights.
Amy RobertsonMarzo 21, 2016Enter through the office building. Walk past the front desk and take stairway F downstairs. Hidden and worth the journey
Chloe MaDiciembre 4, 2013This hidden restaurant is one of the most authentic Japanese food in the city! Get the seaweed salad, Gyutan Yawaraka Ni (beef tongue) and sea salt chocolate sorbet!
Jesse AngelinoEnero 15, 2015Gem in the city.Food is out of this world.Fun drinks available with top notch service.And the best in Japanese desserts to date.Really fun to try and find too!😍
ninaSeptiembre 7, 2012This charming izakaya is hidden in the basement of an office building. Dinner is great, order anything! And save room for black sesame creme brulee.
Hannah HanNoviembre 19, 2014Seems like the chef changed since 2-3 yrs ago, the food definitely tasted different although still decent. Daikon salad, onsen tamago, kakuni, black sesame creme brulee are my all time faves.
DinaAbril 24, 2014A secret restaurant hidden inside the basement of an office building. Great, authentic Japanese food. Everything is delicious. Extensive sake list. Reservations essential.
HaneenDiciembre 4, 2018Nice hide-away japanese restaurant. Very nice hosts and great service. Food is Tapas style! Eggplant with three types of Miso 🤤🤤
Mihnea MiculescuMayo 3, 2011Step 1: order sake (just ask the waiter to recommend something). Step 2: Definitely get some Stewed Diced Pork. Step 3: For desert, go for the Black Sesame Creme Brulee. Step 4: Now you can die happy.
The Wall Street JournalJunio 16, 2010Try one of the daily lunch specials, which are made in limited quantities of 30 orders or less. Diners with room for dessert may want black sesame crème brulee or coffee Jell-O. Leer más
Alice AlyssJulio 18, 2015Nice food nice environment. The beef stew is the best, each chunk of beef is packed with flavour.
- New $11.50 daily specials from 5/5-5/30/14. *Changes monthly. They have limited quantities so get there early (before 12pm to be safe). Enjoy! =)
Lillian CheungMarzo 12, 2015All around really solid Japanese food 👌🇯🇵 love the black sesame creme brûlée and chocolate soufflé desserts, but the soy sauce ice cream is kinda weird- ChenyuEnero 9, 2013Try the Chawanmushi (Japanese Steamed Egg Custard)/ Dried Scallop/ Mushroom/ Ginko Nut/ Shrimp/ Chive - This warm soup is a must-try ( if you don't have seafood allergy )
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Sakagura
211 E 43rd St Lowr Level (btwn 2nd & 3rd Ave)
New York, NY 10017
Estados Unidos
New York, NY 10017
Estados Unidos
Sakagura was founded in 1996 and has become one of the top sake bars in the United States, attracting countless sake lovers. When you visit our unique location in the basement of a Midtown East office building, you’ll understand why we have earned the nickname “hidden jewel.”
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- lun–jue
- 11:30–14:20
- 18:00–Medianoche
- vie
- 11:30–14:20
- 18:00–1:00
- sáb
- 18:00–1:00
- dom
- 18:00–23:00
(212) 953-7253
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