Hidden gem izakaya w/ insane sake menu & killer small plates. A true NYC institution.
Tucked away in a basement, this Japanese izakaya is a hidden gem praised for its extensive sake menu and delicious small plates. The atmosphere is often described as transportive, offering a unique dining experience that transports you away from the bustling city streets. It's a go-to spot for both casual gatherings and more intimate occasions, consistently delivering high-quality Japanese cuisine and a memorable sake selection.
This Japanese izakaya is celebrated for its diverse small plates and impressive sake list. While specific dishes aren't frequently highlighted, the overall consensus points towards high-quality Japanese cuisine with an emphasis on izakaya-style offerings.
"While specific dishes are not consistently mentioned, the restaurant is highly recommended for its Japanese small plates and izakaya-style offerings."
Customers rave about the extensive sake selection, delicious food, and transportive atmosphere, making it a highly recommended spot.
Important Note
One user found the restaurant not fancy enough for their desired price point of $200-$300 per person. Another user noted that reservations might be important.
"This restaurant is a recommended option."
Neutral"This is a recommended upscale sake bar and izakaya near Grand Central."
Neutral"This comment expresses that Sakagura is not considered fancy enough for the user's desired spending range of $200-$300 per person."
Negative"This Japanese small plates and sake bar is recommended as a New York institution, with reservations being important. However, another user found it not fancy enough for their desired price point."
Neutral"This user questioned if Sakagura was the correct restaurant, noting that the boxing belt detail did not align with their knowledge of the establishment."
Neutral"The user stated that Sakagura was not the correct restaurant and described the sought-after place as having a very family-friendly feel."
Negative"This comment suggested Sakagura as a potential restaurant."
Neutral"Sakagura is praised for its numerous small bites, wide sake selection, and transportive atmosphere, located in a basement."
Positive"Sakagaru features a daily lunch special set for $18, which includes a rice bowl, salad, and half udon."
Positive"This user recommended Sakagura, stating it would be their choice for a restaurant in that area."
Positive"sakagura is recommended as a sushi option."
Neutral"Sakagura is suggested for its izakaya-style ambiance."
Neutral"Sakagura receives a positive mention, indicated by a '+1'."
Positive"Sakagura is recommended. No further details were provided."
Neutral"A user states Sakagura is their favorite Japanese restaurant in Midtown."
Positive"A user recommends Sakagura."
Neutral"Sakagura was suggested as a dinner option for a group meeting in NYC."
Neutral"The commenter emphasizes that the food at Sakagura is excellent."
Positive"The commenter strongly agrees that Sakagura is an excellent recommendation."
Positive"The commenter expresses strong positive feelings about Sakagura."
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