Sake Restaurants in Minneapolis
The best places in Minneapolis to eat Sake. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Minneapolis who offer this dish to eat out or take away.
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City: Minneapolis, 317 SE Huron Blvd Unit A, Minneapolis, MN 55414, United States
"Saturdays all you can eat hot pot is without a doubt the move. Randomly ate here and will continue to return. Great menu. Great fresh drink options smoothies and tea."
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City: Minneapolis, 2940 Lyndale Ave S Minneapolis, MN 55408-2110, United States
"Okay, listen to me. If moto-i was only known as a small dish Japanese foods and cocktails place, I would easily rate them 5/5. The small plate and..."
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City: Minneapolis, 3939 W. 50th St. Suite 101 Edina, MN 55424, 55424-1210, Minneapolis, United States
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City: Minneapolis, 3948 W 50th St Edina, MN 55435, 55424-1400, Minneapolis, United States
"The food at Coconut Thai is always fantastic and servings are really big. Last night was super busy with dine-in customers and a fair number of take-out orders. The servers were running around like crazy, doing their best to keep everyone serviced."
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City: Minneapolis, 1400 Lagoon Ave Minneapolis, MN 55408, 55408-1946, United States
"It's pretty good, but the food can be a bit pricey. The sushi has some of the freshest fish I've ever had in this city, so if that sounds worth it (in my opinion, it is), then check it out! Otherwise, I gave it a 4 because their fried rice has room for improvement. There was almost no flavor to it, yet it was plentiful. I had to add soy sauce for it to taste more closely from what I expected it to taste like. The alcohol specials were also pretty subpar not worth the hefty price. Once again, however, the star of this restaurant is, of course, the sushi. I highly recommend it, despite the price."
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City: Minneapolis, 602 Washington Ave. S. Minneapolis, MN 55415, 55401-1249, United States
"I went with the simple teriyaki chicken bowl (I'm not much of a ramen person) and it was very good, but this is not why people come here. My husband had the Ramen, my brother the yakisoba, and my sister in law the sashimi. Everything was very delicious! I could have eaten half my brothers yakisoba! Their noodles are the bomb! Also, liquor/beer very good! Great service, a bit hard to get into but I see why, very delicious! They should open a place in the north suburbs! <3"
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City: Minneapolis, 3505 Vicksburg Ln N Ste 100 Minneapolis, MN 55447-1343, United States
"For an all you can eat sushi place, this is hard to beat. The service is great, the rolls are good. The other non sushi items on the menu are plentiful so you can bring your non- sushi eating friends, and they won't starve. I give this 5 stars, not compared to a high end sushi restaurant, but compared to other all you can eat places. When you have grown sons that can eat their weight in sushi, this is a great option."
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City: Minneapolis, 33 North First Ave, 55401, Minneapolis, United States
"After falling in love with kaiseki cuisine on my trips to Japan, I was overjoyed when I learned of a restaurant opening up in Minneapolis. The food is elegantly presented and the seasonal ingredients are delicious. I am fondly remembering the Hassun course for the traditional Osechi New Years foods eaten in Japan for good luck in the upcoming year. Many people might be confused by this food and the way it is presented but the way the Japanese prepare and present food is very different from Americans. Yes, it is pricey compared to most other restaurants but that is entirely due to the fact that 80% of this menu had to be imported from Japan. Authentic Japanese food is so hard to find in the Midwest and this rare gem is so appreciated. I encourage everyone to give it a try if they can and to keep an open mind. You may not love everything but I promise you will find something that will surprise and delight you! ありがとうございました、ふるかわ様。おいしいかった。ごちそうさまでした。"
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City: Minneapolis, 1200 Nicollet Mall, 55403, Minneapolis, United States
"Amazing concept!! You will get the sushi on train and you can choose what you want! Lots of variety including vegetarian options. On belt you will even get the desserts or appetizers. If you want to choose to order from menu you can do that as well.They give the free Sake to father?s on Father?s Day!"
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City: Minneapolis, 3025 E Franklin Ave (at Franklin), Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, 55406, United States
"It was tasty enough. A bit on the spicy side. Very oily dishes. All of them were. Not sure if that is to be expected or not. The papadam was amazingly thin and melts in your mouth not very good for dipping with the meal (usually my option as GF). The veg were all very soft/mushy. Also don’t know if that is to be expected. The $4 charge for mushrooms (protein) hardly yielded any mushrooms (skip it). There was decent amount of tofu when I added that on. $4 still felt steep. Updated from previous review on 2022 08 19"
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Sake
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