Last Updated: ~2 months ago
Phone: (212) 249-0315
Address: 145 BOWERY 10002
Upscale Japanese dining with a moody ambiance, creative cocktails, and standout happy hour bites like Wagyu Katsu Sando. A must-try for date nights or celebrations.
Experience an upscale Japanese dining adventure at this elegant establishment, known for its moody ambiance perfect for date nights or celebrations. Indulge in beautifully crafted cocktails and a happy hour featuring delicious small bites like Wagyu Katsu Sando and Toro Tartare. The sushi boat is a visual and culinary delight, while the Wagyu Ribeye is a melt-in-your-mouth standout.
This Japanese restaurant offers a refined dining experience with highlights including creative cocktails, flavorful happy hour bites like Wagyu Katsu Sando and Toro Tartare, a visually impressive sushi boat, and a tender Wagyu Ribeye. Desserts like the Chocolate Black Sesame Soufflé are also notable.
"Standout dishes include the Wagyu Katsu Sando, Toro Tartare, the visually dramatic sushi boat, and the exceptionally tender Wagyu Ribeye. Creative cocktails and desserts like the Chocolate Black Sesame Soufflé are also highly recommended."
Customers generally have a positive sentiment, praising the elegant ambiance, creative cocktails, and high-quality food, particularly the happy hour offerings and the Wagyu Ribeye.
Important Note
One user expressed a negative opinion, stating the restaurant 'sucks ass', while also acknowledging its connection to the TAO group.
"This user suggested Sake No Hana as a comparable option to Nobu for high-end sushi with other menu items."
Positive"The user defends recommending Sake No Hana, stating it's exactly what the OP asked for (being trash, similar to Tao) and is owned by TAO group."
Neutral"This user agrees that Sake No Hana is the correct recommendation, stating it is owned by the TAO group and acknowledges it 'sucks ass'."
Negative"Sake No Hana is recommended, with the note that it is owned by the TAO group."
Positive"This commenter expressed their positive opinion of Sake no Hana."
Positive"Sake no hana is listed as a recommendation for visitors."
Positive"Sake No Hana is recommended as a potential restaurant for a birthday dinner."
Neutral"The happy hour is a steal at $20, with delicious small bites, great drinks, and a beautiful space. The popping boba was fun."
Positive"A commenter listed Sake no Hana as one of several recommendations for the original poster's boyfriend's birthday dinner, suitable for someone looking for Izakaya, Omakase, or Sushi."
Positive"For an updated version of the Tao experience try sake no Hana followed by loosies which is in the same complex."
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