“But Decibel makes it more approachable. I take all my buddies there for sake, mainly cause it’s loud, we can talk, and drink something other than the standard.”
H3
7.2/10
AI-generated summary
It's a loud basement sake bar in the East Village and there's nothing else quite like it. The sake list is the point, and people say it's an easy place to start if you don't know sake. The food is izakaya snacks, with the takowasa and named most. People warn the servers are rude and will turn your table after about 90 minutes, so reserve.
“But Decibel makes it more approachable. I take all my buddies there for sake, mainly cause it’s loud, we can talk, and drink something other than the standard.”
H3
“Decibel is great but the last time I went the servers kicked me and my friend out after an hour and a half and not very nicely.”
H2
“Wait staff at Decibel is crazy rude - it’s like they try to be the exact opposite of how Japanese handle customer service. Awesome bar, however.”
H2
“Great fish quality. Wow. Yuzu sake drink on happy hour was very refreshing.”
H2
“Sake bar Decibel is also fun, much more casual, food menu includes a few types of sashimi, akimo, gyu don, curry, takowasa.”
H2
“As much as I enjoy Decibel, I always feel like there's a rush to turn the table over ASAP”
H2
“Sake Bar Decibel (basement vibes)”
H2
“if you love sake, then go to sake bar decibal. Make reservations”
H2
“100% worth a revisit, it still kicks ass”
H2
“Adding Sake Decibel for the diviest Japanese Sake bar that also has a decent food menu.”
H2
“Want your friend to feel like they left the U.S.? take them to sake bar decibel”
H2
“Hasaki Omakase into Decibel for Sake and fried chicken is one of my favourite nights out haha”
H2