Sake Cafe

This was the worst Hibachi food we have ever had. My grandmother is Japanese and I know how the food is supposed to be. Salad was ok, very watery. We tried the steam Goza, was soggy and slimy. Seemed as was frozen goza and was not cooked correctly. Wife had vegetable and philly sushi. She ate just a few of each and said was worst sushi she has had. Cook came out, He seemed like he did not know what he was doing and barely said 2 words the whole time. He kept fumbling around and seemed very disorganized. Rice was crunchy and tasted terrible. Vegetables had no flavor and will still crunchy, as if they had not been cooked long enough. The hibachi chicken was last thing we had. Was cooked with teriyaki glaze, but was worst glaze I had seen. My daughter and I ate a bite each. We only ended up eating a few Goza, couple sushi, some fried rice and piece of chicken. Prices were crazy, for 2 chicken Hibachis, goza, 2 sushi and 3 drinks were over $62!

i love eat out and love sushi,sake cafe is favorite place for sushi ,everything i had is really fresh,taste and nice presentation

the best sushi place in town ,

Nowhere beats Sake Cafe. They are victorious in Pensacola sushi market. Why, you ask? Because their sushi is so OISHI! That means delicious in Japanese. I know this because my Japanese wife keeps repeating it while eating the Sake Cafe sushi rolls. I think she's addicted to them or something. They must remind her of home. But I don't mind. It just means I get to eat more of them, too.

We live very close to Sake Cafe and discovered it when we saw the "Sushi Happy Hour" sign. The sushi is excellent and from 3 to 6 pm each day, the prices are very, very reasonable.