Sake Central - Hong Kong

Really unique and rare sake available. friendly and competent staff. cool, chic, atmosphere!

The part is small yes, but the quality was good. I waited for the udon for about 15 min and it felt like they made this out of the scratch - if that is the case that is worth waiting. nice and quiet (maybe I visited on the non peak. I loved the ice cream and the part was big (I expected to draw 1). they also have impossible sando that I would like to try in the future.

Came by chance over this facility. highly recommended. they have an extensive offer of love for them to try. the personal is friendly and extremely knowledgeable. do not have fear to ask and they will gladly offer them recommended and voluntary information about the various purposes. a great place to appreciate the glass and bottle! in any case found a place to hang any other week. I am looking forward to also trying to get her bar menu that was sold out on my first visit. - update: went to dinner. it was absolutely a glorious experience. I recommend the tasting menu and let the personal recommend to them the pairing. it's not cheap, it's worth every dollar. the employees are all known and service is also in a busy night. I'm sure I'm back!

Very happy to find a place like this to just have for free. love the mood and can temporarily cure my fear because not in japan. the tasting event has some unique dishes and it is worth trying.

Was just wandering around the PMQ, and came across this recent (to me at least) opened gem. It’s a sake bar, selling and serving sakes from all over japan. Apparently they have a special omakase dinner which is fully booked for months ahead, which is disappointing for any food lover, but luckily we were able to enjoy some sake and some delightful snacks at their bar. The staff were eager and knowledgeable about their wines, and helped us picked out the perfect bottle of sake to our desire. The bar food was great also, especially the uni toast. Not only is this place beautifully decorated, it also has such a nice chill japanese vibe. They will be hosting a Japanese pottery exhibition to promote the art of Japanese sake related. It’s a good chance to learn more about the wines and the culture. I’d love to come here every night for happy hour.