Sake House

This place was great. Unassuming from the outside, but once you step inside it's a sight to behold. Very pleasant decor, nice, relaxing music playing in the background. As i entered, I was greeted right away and shown to table. Service was prompt, and the food was delicious. The only thing, and this is somewhat minor, that detracted from this dining experience was that my spring rolls came out too hot. They burned my tongue. Also, they came out at the same time as the main dish which k

They are very consistent with the quality of the food and great service. I may eat here at least 3 times a week. I love that the food is so good that you don't have to smother it in shrimp sauce. Sushi, hibachi, fried rice!

I have been wanting to try this spot for sometime. I planned for this to be the first restaurant I visited on my little mini Vacay with my spouse. At first, the outside doesn't look like anything special and then when you walk inside the ambience and the design is super cute And welcoming. We had a male server who was super quiet and didn't talk very much. But he attentively took our orders, took care of us, and give us everything we asked for. But the main focal point is the food! The food i

Surprisingly fantastic. The atmosphere is exactly what I needed. Quiet, dope music that's not too loud and fantastic food. Tried a bit of everything. Hot sake, filet and scallops, and volcano roll... all of which delivered exactly what I needed. Sake was smooth and hot. The filet was cooked perfectly as were the veggies and noodles. The salad and soup were really good and the scallops... perfect. The volcano roll I got minus the fish eggs. The Konch and crab on top are like the chefs kiss.

If you want a nice little lunch stop this is a great place to go after a Saturday at the Cummer Museum. I love that they have their lunch specials on Saturdays. I got a scallop and steak hibachi lunch. Very tasty and satisfying.