Soregashi Sakaba
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/ Price RangeTokyo
Japanese: Izakaya
Soregashi Sakaba Description
Soregashi Sakaba is a unique izakaya (Japanese pub) specializing in traditional Japanese cuisine and premium sake. Located in Tokyo, this cozy restaurant offers a warm and inviting atmosphere, with its small, renovated old house setting. What sets Soregashi Sakaba apart is its focus on serving only pure rice sake, a type of Japanese sake made without any additives, using only rice and water. This makes it a healthier and more natural choice for sake enthusiasts.
The menu at Soregashi Sakaba features a variety of delicious dishes, ranging from special homemade menchi katsu (breaded and deep-fried ground meat cutlet) to potato salad, all carefully prepared with seasonal ingredients. In addition to à la carte options, they also offer the highly recommended 'Soregashi Course,' which includes a selection of their popular dishes, paired with a tasting of 10 different types of sake. Don't forget to try their signature dish, the 'Aburi Shime Saba no Bouzushi' (seared and marinated mackerel sushi on a stick), which makes for a perfect souvenir to take home.
Whether you're dining alone, with family, or friends, Soregashi Sakaba provides a delightful experience for anyone looking to enjoy authentic Japanese cuisine and explore the world of pure rice sake. With its charming ambiance and dedication to quality, this izakaya is a must-visit for food and sake enthusiasts alike.
The menu at Soregashi Sakaba features a variety of delicious dishes, ranging from special homemade menchi katsu (breaded and deep-fried ground meat cutlet) to potato salad, all carefully prepared with seasonal ingredients. In addition to à la carte options, they also offer the highly recommended 'Soregashi Course,' which includes a selection of their popular dishes, paired with a tasting of 10 different types of sake. Don't forget to try their signature dish, the 'Aburi Shime Saba no Bouzushi' (seared and marinated mackerel sushi on a stick), which makes for a perfect souvenir to take home.
Whether you're dining alone, with family, or friends, Soregashi Sakaba provides a delightful experience for anyone looking to enjoy authentic Japanese cuisine and explore the world of pure rice sake. With its charming ambiance and dedication to quality, this izakaya is a must-visit for food and sake enthusiasts alike.
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Soregashi Sakaba Overview
Access
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3 minute walk from Gotanda Station.
2 minute walk from Osakihirokoji Station.
2 minute walk from Osakihirokoji Station.
Operating Hours
Sun: 5:00PM-11:00PM
Mon: 5:00PM-12:00AM
Tue: 5:00PM-12:00AM
Wed: 5:00PM-12:00AM
Thur: 5:00PM-12:00AM
Fri: 5:00PM-12:00AM
Sat: 5:00PM-12:00AM
Mon: 5:00PM-12:00AM
Tue: 5:00PM-12:00AM
Wed: 5:00PM-12:00AM
Thur: 5:00PM-12:00AM
Fri: 5:00PM-12:00AM
Sat: 5:00PM-12:00AM
Payment Methods
Cash, Visa, Master Card, AMEX, Diners Club, JCB
Restaurant Features
Reservations Accepted
Non-smoking
Sake Selection
Soregashi Sakaba Reviews
Soregashi Sakaba Google Average Rating
4.1
5
Google
Excellent Japanese food and sake selections, creative and solid skill makes here a good place and atmosphere for friends gathering ~
5
Google
Everything was really good! Highly recommend. I’ll definitely be back.
5
Google
A number of one-dish dishes made with care. A good bar with a shining bar sign.
The exterior looks plain, but it has a lively atmosphere that makes you feel like you'll be serving delicious drinks and food.
The interior of the store is also surrounded by the warmth of wood, and is small and relaxing.
Started with a Japanese pepper gin and tonic. This is spicy and delicious.
What I ordered was
third generation potato salad,
Iburigakko cheese,
Meat tofu from Tofu Shokudo,
Fried taro,
Fried seasonal fish and lotus root,
Stir-fried cabbage,
Finish with heshiko fried rice.
In both cases, one plate is divided between two people.
I also had some gutter beer.
Dobu beer is nigori sake mixed with beer.
Alcohol is more expensive than beer, but I found it surprisingly refreshing and easy to drink. It might be a good idea to drink it slowly to see if it goes well with the food.
Potato salad is said to be a popular dish. I've seen a soft-boiled egg on top of potato salad several times, but it's topped with an elaborate sauce or sauce, making it a dish that goes well with alcohol.
It is unclear what the third generation is.
The cabbage stir-fry is also said to be a popular dish.
I understand...
As the bar's signboard suggests, there are only dishes that will tickle the spirits of drinkers. It was a good shop and the prices were easy on the eyes.
The exterior looks plain, but it has a lively atmosphere that makes you feel like you'll be serving delicious drinks and food.
The interior of the store is also surrounded by the warmth of wood, and is small and relaxing.
Started with a Japanese pepper gin and tonic. This is spicy and delicious.
What I ordered was
third generation potato salad,
Iburigakko cheese,
Meat tofu from Tofu Shokudo,
Fried taro,
Fried seasonal fish and lotus root,
Stir-fried cabbage,
Finish with heshiko fried rice.
In both cases, one plate is divided between two people.
I also had some gutter beer.
Dobu beer is nigori sake mixed with beer.
Alcohol is more expensive than beer, but I found it surprisingly refreshing and easy to drink. It might be a good idea to drink it slowly to see if it goes well with the food.
Potato salad is said to be a popular dish. I've seen a soft-boiled egg on top of potato salad several times, but it's topped with an elaborate sauce or sauce, making it a dish that goes well with alcohol.
It is unclear what the third generation is.
The cabbage stir-fry is also said to be a popular dish.
I understand...
As the bar's signboard suggests, there are only dishes that will tickle the spirits of drinkers. It was a good shop and the prices were easy on the eyes.
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