Sake No Hana
About Sake No Hana
Sake No Hana restaurant in London’s super smart St. James’s has an unbeatable pedigree. After the huge success of Hakkasan and Yauatcha, restaurateur Alan Yau was inspired to open a fine dining Japanese restaurant in perennially stylish St James’s and Sake No Hana was born. Inspired by Japanese izakaya sake bars with their traditional low seating, the interior is modern and minimalist, with sleek wooden tables, glossy black surfaces and bamboo-effect walls. The menu is divided in the Japanese way, by methods of cooking rather than by course - ideal for those who like to graze and share. Popular dishes include miso Chilean sea bass and wagyu beef steak with wild mushrooms, wasabi and mirin sake sauce. The sommelier will guide you through the mainly French wine list and the exquisite sakes and shochus.
Sake No Hana Address
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23 St. James's Street
London
SW1A 1HA
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Location Information for Sake No Hana
| Address: |
23 St. James's Street
London
SW1A 1HA
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| Public transport: | Green Park, Underground |
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Latest 5 reviews of Sake No Hana
7.5 out of 10 based on 5 reviews
Spicy Tuna rolls at Sake no Hana, St James' are very good. Good consistent standard of food.
Service was great, we were well looked after. The food was not as interesting as expected in relation to other Japanese restaurants. Sushi was great but not varied enough to offer an exciting journey of flavour and the tempura was a little greasy for the pallet. That said the overall experience was great and a lively place offering a good vibe.
Fantastic meal, great atmosphere and suprisingly good value for money
Sake No Hana (Green Park, London) had an excellent reputation and a lot to live up to... and my date and I were very happy - mouth-watering food, unique, natural-themed atmosphere and for the most part, excellent service. The only thing that let the evening down was the fact there was only one toilet! (Cue queue of 8 disgruntled women). Despite that, would definitely go again.
We had a great meal at Sake No Hana and will definitely return. Good service and ambience.
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