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Japanese · East Village · $
4.4(634)
Japanese · East Village, New York, NY · $
Sake Bar Decibel is a Japanese restaurant in the East Village neighborhood of New York.
“This place took me back to Osaka. Very loud, grimy, tons of hip old school sake bar character. Wide selection of sake, can be a bit overwhelming if you don’t know much about sake or think you know it all… but the servers have good recommendations and varieties so just look up your flavor palette and you’ll be fine. Did not try any food given I can on a Saturday night before dinner. No reservation so if you are 2 people you’ll be seated quick.. we skipped a group of 4 in front of us because it was a busy time. Highly recommend for good sake. Decent price per glass so highly recommend trying per glass vs the trios.”
“Highly recommend for a date night ;) The atmosphere is unique, grungy but welcoming.. plus they also offer alcohol-free beer which is a huge plus for when you have a designated driver/AF person in your party.”
“SUPER VIBES! Bit of a long wait but we were 6 ppl so makes sense. Would reccomend getting there before 8pm if you don’t want to wait long it’s deceivingly large inside. Soju cocktails are 10$, but they’re not very strong, you may need 3 before you feel much, but yummy and a good place to meet with friends”
“A sake bar that had such a great, lively atmosphere that takes you out of the city to underground Tokyo. I went here for a drink before a meal and got the Rihaku Nigori, which is a sweet sake that packs a punch. Soon enough, I was a bit buzzed, enjoying the lighting of the place, the general feeling of cheer, and the possibility of conversing with my friend. I highly recommend this place for a date.”
“If you are looking for a loud underground vibe, this is your place. Amazing selection of sake (10/10), a lot of seating (but very cramped) but very unique atmosphere”
240 East 9th Street, New York, 10003, United States
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