
A sake list worth the trip.
More than forty labels from across Japan (and one from California) — everyday junmai, aromatic daiginjo, unpasteurized nama and a cellar of limited releases. Not sure where to start? Tell us what you like and we'll pour accordingly.
Read the list like a regular.
The percentage next to each sake is its seimaibuai — how much of the rice grain remains after polishing. Lower numbers generally mean a lighter, more aromatic sake.
Junmai
Pure rice, water, yeast and koji. Fuller, savory, great warm or chilled with grilled dishes.
Ginjo
Polished further and fermented cool. Fruity, fragrant and balanced — a perfect starting point.
Daiginjo
The most refined style. Delicate, floral, silky — best chilled alongside sashimi.
Nama & Yamahai
Nama is unpasteurized and lively; yamahai and kimoto are traditional methods with bold, funky depth.
グラスBy the Glass

Served by the go — 180 ml / 6 oz.
Hot Sake · 熱燗
ボトルBy the Bottle

Small Bottles · 300–500 ml
Large Bottles · 720 ml unless noted
限定Limited Release
Rare bottles in very small allocation — 720 ml, subject to availability. Ask your server what's open tonight.
その他Beer, Shochu & Wine
Japanese draft, shochu on the rocks, and a short list of California and French wines chosen to stand up to umami.
By the Glass
White Wine · Bottle
Red & Rosé · Bottle
Champagne
ソフトドリンクNon-alcoholic
Teas, yuzu soda and a zero-proof Asahi.
An 18% service charge is added to your check in lieu of gratuity. Menu items and prices are subject to change without notice. Must be 21+ to enjoy alcoholic beverages.

A small room. Worth planning ahead.
Reservations open at noon, exactly four weeks before your date — and they go fast. Email us your date, party size and preferred seating.

