Sake No Hana — all mentions

in:Seirinkan x Sake No Hana - A different perspective24 pts
“you can have entitled customers and also be a poorly run restaurant. Telling customers that their reservation specified it would be one pizza per two people (it absolutely does not), or when we decided to just leave and get a refund, that they didn’t charge any deposit (they did; it’s on the OpenTable booking and the credit card) is pretty laughably bad customer service.”
H3
post4 days in NYC118 pts
“Drinks were great (the popping boba was fun), and all the small bites were perfectly seasoned. For $20 I honestly thought this was a steal.”
H2
in:Restaurants to break big news?20 pts
“I’m not sure the ambiance fits.”
H2
post4 days in NYC11 pts
“Drinks tasted great (popping boba was fun), and all the small bites were seasoned perfectly. For $20 I honestly thought it was a steal.”
H2
in:Seirinkan x Sake No Hana - A different perspective8 pts
replying to u/mundus1520: 45 dollars for a pizza with broken oily cheese? Oof
“The pizza actually was extremely good.”
H2
in:Where do you order in from in the city when you’re sad or stressed and need either comfort food or food that feels good when your appetite is low?2 pts
“I like treating myself to sake no hana. expensive but makes me happy”
H2
post4 days in NYC1 pts
“Drinks tasted great (popping boba was fun), and the small bites were seasoned perfectly. For $20 I honestly thought this was a steal.”
H2
in:Best Japanese restaurant you've been to in NYC?1 pts
“Sake no Hana has been a favorite of mine. Their 40 layer crepe cake is to die for.”
H2
postPSA if you’re going to the Sake No Hana x Seirinkan popup this weekend193 pts
“It’s such a terrible experience and you should try to cancel your reservation if you can.”
H1
in:Stuck in my hotel for the day- what to order in? In lower manhattan!16 pts
“piccolo cucina estiatorio, tomiño taberna gallega, sake no hana ($$$$)”
H1
in:Best Sushi Restaurants with Other Menu Options11 pts
“Sake No Hana or Zuma as well.”
H1
in:Looking to book a party of 10 for my birthday. Any recommendations? 6 pts
“or Sake No Hana.”
H1
in:Recommendations for Sushi in Manhattan similar to Tao5 pts
replying to u/incompetentdouche: Sake No Hana is the correct answer even though it sucks ass. It is literally owned by the TAO group.
“You want trash, I'll recommend trash.”
H1
in:Please recommend: a restaurant in Lower Manhattan to dress up for!4 pts
“a Tao Group spot would be perfect (Cathedrale and Sake No Hana are closest).”
H1
in:What is Tao downtown like?4 pts
“For an updated version of the Tao experience try sake no Hana followed by loosies which is in the same complex.”
H1
in:Places similar to Chinese Tuxedo?4 pts
“Sake no hana”
H1
in:Recommendations for Sushi in Manhattan similar to Tao3 pts
replying to u/BittersAndS0da: Sake No Hana
“Sake No Hana is the correct answer even though it sucks ass.”
H1
in:Where are some hot places? Impress me.2 pts
“Sake No Hana was excellent a few weeks ago for a holiday dinner with friends”
H1
in:Best upscale a la carte sushi spots?2 pts
“Sake no Hana on Bowery”
H1
in:If you could close one NYC restaurant for good...2 pts
“Sake no hana”
H1
in:Best high-end rowdy restaurant in NYC1 pts
“the food is good!”
H1
in:Restaurant Recs for Birthday Date1 pts
“sake no Hana”
H1
in:Fun restaurants where you can dress up a little - East Village or LES preferred1 pts
“I'm a fan of Sake no Hana!”
H1
in:Quintessential first time experience for fiance and I.-4 pts
“Sake no hana”
H1
in:Any all you can eat sushi recs in manhattan where I can also get wasted?-9 pts
“Sake no Hana is my favorite place in the world to eat sushi/Japanese food and get wasted.”
H1