“Sakagura has a huge space and feels quintessentially minimalistic and Japanese, and most importantly has a HUGE same menu - our bartender was knowledgeable and helped us pick sake for ourselves.”
H3
8.3/10Japanese
AI-generated summary
An izakaya in the basement of a Midtown office building, which is half the fun. The sake list is what people come for, and the gets named a lot. It's pricey with small portions, so regulars say lunch is the better value. Don't come for , that's not really what they do.
“Sakagura has a huge space and feels quintessentially minimalistic and Japanese, and most importantly has a HUGE same menu - our bartender was knowledgeable and helped us pick sake for ourselves.”
H3
“Sakagura is amazing. It’s in the downstairs of an office building and super authentic both aesthetically and cuisine wise.”
H2
“I love seeing them puzzled that we’ve entered a building lobby and walking down to the basement only to light up upon entering.”
H2
“Sakagura-legit and underrated”
H2
“pricey but pretty tasty food.”
H2
“Sakagura for Soba, hands down.”
H2
“I love the Inaniwa udon at Sakagura.”
H2
“this place is amazing, but on the more expensive side.”
H2
“I really enjoy Sakagura”
H2
“I absolutely love Sakagura for a quick lunch. The dinner menu is good but more pricy and I found the service slower. Very cool spot though and amazing sake list.”
H2
“Sakagura is a great izakaya spot! Super cute and unique vibe for being in midtown”
H2
“Great experience but small portions and pricey.”
H2