Sake No Hana
Japanese restaurant · Lower East Side ·
Creative sushi, sake, and cocktails in a festive izakaya setting
Creative sushi, sake, and cocktails in a festive izakaya setting
"This chic Japanese restaurant has incredible interiors by architect Kengo Kuma with bamboo that climb the walls like a futuristic forest. The haute-cuisine level of Japanese food, dishes too are little sculptural marvels and a modern take on traditional kaiseki. Sake bar, Ni Ju San, has an extensive sake collection, and hosts sake and umeshu — traditional plum wine — appreciation classes for those who like to learn as they drink." - dn&co.
"The group's first Japanese spot, opened in 2022 in Lightstone Group’s Moxy Hotels, cited as part of Tao's diverse portfolio of venues beyond its flagship restaurant-nightclubs." - Melissa McCart
"Unless you’re doing an omakase situation, sushi restaurants can be full of big decisions. One minute you’re glancing over their maki selection and the next you feel like you’re picking between the entire cast of Finding Nemo. Let the signature evening tasting menu at Sake No Hana do all the work for you. This sophisticated Japanese restaurant in St. James’s is full of bamboo and orchids, and although their tasting menus don’t come cheap you’ll get a selection of things like king crab tempura, winter truffle iron pot rice, and the chef’s choice of sashimi and nigiri. Emphasis on ‘chef’s choice’." - heidi lauth beasley, jake missing
"The high-end St. James’ sushi spot is delivering its maki, sashimi, nigiri, and set menus around the West End. There are also set menu options for up to 4 people and a £100 bottle of sake if you’re looking to make a memorable takeaway a little more hazy." - oliver feldman, heidi lauth beasley, jake missing, rianne shlebak
"Slick Japanese restaurant Sake No Hana, is delivering its maki, sashimi, nigiri, and set menus around the West End. You can order here or here." - heidi lauth beasley, jake missing, rianne shlebak
