Dewazakura ‘Oka’
Dewazakura · Yamagata · Junmai Ginjo
Cherry-blossom nose, ripe pear, a clean cool finish.
Sake & Drinks
Sake chosen the way we choose fish — for clarity and character. Read dry to sweet, find a pour for your roll, and ask the counter for a pairing.
Dewazakura · Yamagata · Junmai Ginjo
Cherry-blossom nose, ripe pear, a clean cool finish.
Asahi Shuzo · Yamaguchi · Junmai Daiginjo
Floral and precise — white peach, melon, silk texture.
Asahi-Shuzo · Niigata · Tokubetsu Honjozo
Crisp, dry, mineral — the quintessential Niigata pour.
Yoshida Shuzo · Ishikawa · Yamahai Junmai
Savoury, nutty, warm — built for grilled eel and wagyu.
Katoukichibee · Fukui · Junmai Daiginjo
Regal and rounded — honeydew, a long mineral tail.
Hakutsuru · Hyogo · Nigori (cloudy)
Soft, cloudy, lightly sweet — lychee and cream.
Takara · Kyoto · Sparkling Sake
Gentle bubbles, low alcohol — a bright welcome pour.
Suntory · Japan · Blended Whisky
Honey, orange peel, a breath of mizunara oak.
Suntory · Osaka · Single Malt
Stone fruit, mizunara incense, a long warm finish.
Suntory · Japan · Whisky Highball
Crisp, effervescent, green apple — the counter's house pour.
Asahi · Japan · Lager
Sharp, dry, ice-cold.
Kiuchi · Ibaraki · Craft Witbier
Coriander, orange, soft wheat — a craft favourite.
Uji · Kyoto · Shaded green tea
Deep umami, sweet grass, near-broth richness.
Roasted green · Kyoto · Roasted green tea
Toasty, caramel, no bitterness — a calm close.
Made in-house · Sparkling citrus
Fresh yuzu, a touch of honey, soda — bright and clean.
Made in-house · Toasted-rice green tea
Roasted rice, gentle green tea — savoury and refreshing.