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    Sushi Sake Sunset

    3.9 (207 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Astrid M.

    Picture speaks for itself!!! Hairy rice..... eeeeyuck!!!!! This is beyond sickening and upsetting.

    Miami Heat Roll
    Albert B.

    I absolutely enjoyed my late lunch at this restaurant. I picked this place randomly because of its high rating on Google Reviews, and it did not disappoint me at all. The restaurant is big, it looks nice inside, and everything was perfectly clean. My friend and I were seated right away, around 4 p.m. By the way, there is plenty of free parking around the restaurant. Our waiter was a very sweet and friendly guy who served us quickly. All the staff seemed nice, and I also noticed that just younger people were working there. The menu is pretty big, with a large selection of different Japanese dishes. Luckily, there was a Happy Hour menu, so we decided to try rolls from that menu. We ordered the California Roll, JB Roll, and Miami Heat Roll. Every single roll was delicious! The fish in each roll was extremely fresh! The rice was cooked very nicely - it was pretty soft. Anyway, we really enjoyed the food. We both agreed that the JB Roll was our absolute favorite, so I highly recommend ordering it. For drinks, we ordered Peach Iced Tea, and it was good and very flavorful; maybe a bit too sweet, to be honest. Refills for the iced tea were free. Honestly, I don't really remember the prices on the regular menu, but the Happy Hour menu prices were very reasonable. For example, the JB Roll was just $7, which was a great deal! Plus, the portions were big. Two rolls per person were absolutely enough to feel full and satisfied. I am definitely interested in coming back to this restaurant again to try more items from the menu. I absolutely recommend this place if you're looking for Japanese food. By the way, this restaurant is a chain, and you can find it all over Miami if you don't want to travel all the way to the Sunset area, which is not very convenient.

    Angelo R.

    Sushi SakeSushi Sake has multiple locations in South Florida but this location stands out because they have a full bar and exclusive items not available from others. The place is very spacious and beautifully decorated. Also, they have plenty of parking since it's located in a shopping plaza. Let's talk about the food that we ordered. We basically just shared some appetizers and entrees recommended by our server Roberto which was terrific. Very attentive and knowledgeable of the menu. The presentation of each dish was gorgeous. Also, everything tasted superb. I loved their own version of the ceviche served in a martini but my favorite was the tuna tostones, sexy fish, and seafood comboy hibachi. And also the drinks were fabulous. I hight recommend the Passion Solution and the Mystique but they also have a good selection of sake and wine. I've been to other Sushi Sake locations before and this really was by far the best one and bigger too. This is the perfect choice for dinner with family and friends. Here's what we ordered: SEAFOOD COMBO HIBACHI Cold Water Tail Ocean Scallops and Shrimp, fried rice SEXY FISH Torched salmon nigiri TUNA TWISTED TOSTONES Jalapeño, pickled onions with housemade cilantro sauce over crispy tostones BEEF NEGIMAKI Thinly Sliced Meat Rolled with Scallions and Served with our House Teriyaki Sauce RENE'S SALAD Organic Greens, Salmon, Imitation Krab, Avocado, Sesame Seeds with Our Homemade Special Sauce MANGO LOKO ROLL Krab, fish, katsu, shrimp tempura topped with mango, spicy mayo & eel sauce HOTATE Fresh scallops CEVICHE TSUNAMI Seafood ceviche martini PALOMA DE LAURA Mi Campo tequila, lime, grapefruit PASSION SOLUTION Yuzu sake, tequila, passion fruit, agave, thyme MYSTIQUE Gin, vermouth, lime, cucumber BLUSHING GEISHA Vodka, brandy, St Germain, raspberry is a very popular chai

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    Rachel F.

    Long day didn't feel like cooking. We ordered Sushi for delivery. I ordered the Miami Heat Roll and the Krabstick salad. I was pleasantly surprised. The service was fast, food was delicious! Fresh ingredients, reasonably priced, and portions were larger than expected! My first experience with Sushi Sake! Will definitely try again. Dine in next time!

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    Luisa and Ceeysha were amazing. The service was impeccable. I've never experienced anything like it before. Seriously it was really good!

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