Sake - Brooklyn

Great! I've been coming here for more than 5 years at this point. The main highlight of Sake is the cheap all you can eat price for the tasty and wide selection of food. The menu is pretty big. The day-round dinner menu has a bigger catalogue, though, so it's worth it to pay a bit extra for it. I have not been coming to Sake as often as pre-pandemic, but recently, I have experienced consistent issues of the staff losing orders and other similar problems, likely due to staff changes. 4 stars because of this.

I've eaten sushi for many years and think I'm a knower. sushi here isn't too bad for anyone who can eat sushi. I was a little disappointed that the aal is served cold. I like broiled and piping hot it has a much better taste when its hot. also the dancing aal come in the rule with oil and cream cheese dancing there ell came with spicy salmon instead of cream cheese. it wasn't bad, just not what I expected. others then that I enjoyed the sushi. it is definitiw the money for all that they can eat after controlling it came to $33.00 I would eat definitiw again there. friendly staff that keeps my water and tee cut off at any time

I say most, eating here was delicious is my first time to eat in a sushi restaurant. but it was worth it. all that she's for only $25.95 I'm definitely back. there are so many possibilities. of all.

I have been a regular at this restaurant for years and have left numerous positive reviews in the past. However, my last two visits were disappointing. The sushi and appetizers lacked freshness, the soup tasted like it had been microwaved, and I felt unwell afterward. I don't think I'll be returning. Additionally, the waitress with the ponytail was incredibly rude, and I’m baffled as to how she is still employed there.

It’s an all-you-can-eat sushi restaurant, which is quite rare due to the pandemic. I visited on a weekday around 8 PM and was informed there would be a 30-minute wait for a table; however, it was reduced to just 15 minutes when they were ready for us. The cost is approximately $30 per person, and each guest has one hour to enjoy their meal. Each person receives a checklist of available options to order, along with a sushi menu detailing the ingredients. Since we were a party of four, we consolidated our orders onto one paper. The food was served quickly and was incredibly delicious. The various rolls and sashimi came out alongside the hot dishes, and we struggled to find enough table space as our empty plates piled up! Some might think one hour isn't enough time, but we found it to be sufficient based on how much food we ordered.