Sake Cafe

Caught the tail end of the lunch menu and stayed straight through happy hour, and I’m glad I did. The food was awesome across the board—fresh, flavorful, and well prepared. The staff was great: friendly, attentive, and made the whole experience easy and enjoyable. What really stood out was how incredibly affordable everything was, especially for the quality and portions you get. If you can swing both lunch and happy hour like I did, it’s absolutely worth it. Excellent food, great service, and prices that make you want to come back again and again. Highly recommend. 🍣🍶

Caught the tail end of the lunch menu and stayed straight through happy hour, and I’m glad I did. The food was awesome across the board—fresh, flavorful, and well prepared. The staff was great: friendly, attentive, and made the whole experience easy and enjoyable. What really stood out was how incredibly affordable everything was, especially for the quality and portions you get. If you can swing both lunch and happy hour like I did, it’s absolutely worth it. Excellent food, great service, and prices that make you want to come back again and again. Highly recommend. 🍣🍶

We were greeted right away and seated promptly. The restaurant interior felt a little dated, but it was clean and spacious. It was quite busy during our visit, and we kept hearing staff apologize for delays, but we decided to order anyway. For our first round, we ordered edamame, soup, and a few rolls. The soup arrived first — it was okay but lacked flavor, and unfortunately, they didn’t have white pepper when we asked. The avocado roll came next; it was fresh and tasted good. The California roll followed and was also fresh, though it tasted almost identical to the avocado roll. Next, we tried the soft-shell crab roll. It looked great but had a very fishy taste and an unusual amount of lettuce inside, which felt a bit off. We also ordered a chicken tempura roll, which took about 15 minutes to arrive. It was hot and freshly made, but honestly, a little underwhelming in flavor. On the positive side, our server was quick, polite, and attentive throughout the meal. The food was very affordable and filling, which was a nice surprise. Overall, it was a decent experience, but we’ll probably check out some other sushi spots in town before returning.

We were greeted right away and seated promptly. The restaurant interior felt a little dated, but it was clean and spacious. It was quite busy during our visit, and we kept hearing staff apologize for delays, but we decided to order anyway. For our first round, we ordered edamame, soup, and a few rolls. The soup arrived first — it was okay but lacked flavor, and unfortunately, they didn’t have white pepper when we asked. The avocado roll came next; it was fresh and tasted good. The California roll followed and was also fresh, though it tasted almost identical to the avocado roll. Next, we tried the soft-shell crab roll. It looked great but had a very fishy taste and an unusual amount of lettuce inside, which felt a bit off. We also ordered a chicken tempura roll, which took about 15 minutes to arrive. It was hot and freshly made, but honestly, a little underwhelming in flavor. On the positive side, our server was quick, polite, and attentive throughout the meal. The food was very affordable and filling, which was a nice surprise. Overall, it was a decent experience, but we’ll probably check out some other sushi spots in town before returning.

I am so happy we found this place! The miso is one of the best miso soups ive had. The sesame and orange chicken were not what I was expecting but we're still great! The yellowtail and spicy salmon rolls were phenomenal. The lemonade was also surprisingly really good!