Hours
| Wednesday | 5–11 PM |
| Thursday | 5–11 PM |
| Friday (Vernal Equinox Day) | 5–11 PM Hours might differ |
| Saturday | 5–11 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 5–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: B1, 1 Chome-2-8 Sonezaki, Osaka, 530-0057, Japan
Website: https://www.instagram.com/sakehouse_osaka/
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Reviews
The owner is very knowledgeable about sake – but also very friendly, which makes this a great place whether you are a sake beginner or a seasoned sake lover.
There’s some small food items as well and the mini sake kasu pizzas are awesome.
It’s a great place to do a sake tasting.
It’s is a good mix of locals and tourists.
Great sake, great food, friendly service and cool music. Sake house is where it’s at.
After a disaster in Tokyo at Sake I almost gave, then by accident we discovered Sake house.
He made up for that Sake tasting giving us a world class experience.
This is a must for newcomers to try and veterans who know Sake.
Super affordable, easy walk from Osaka station and main area.
My friends tried sake with whiskey flavor and our other group did sweet.
Also tried the snake sake with was not as bad as it sounded.
We are foreigners, and during our visit we learned a lot not only about sake, but also about life in Japan. it was an unforgettable and enriching experience! Thanks again!
The owner Julian is a great conversationalist, speaks Japanese & English fluently, very welcoming to tourists and locals and has a great attitude and knowledge of sake.
His recommendations led us to try some exceptional sake that fit our tastes and learn new things!
No table charge, no BS, just a solid cozy place to enjoy a great hand selection of sake.
Definitely a highlight to our Osaka trip!
As I stepped in the door, the subtle punk soundtrack was a hint this wasn’t my average saké joint.
Any shop that slaps hummus on its menu draws my eye; one that also has doburoku gave me a double-take. But a saké stand with saganaki – this had me doing cartwheels.
The half-dozen or so labels on its menu (as well as the half-dozen or so that weren’t) were each fun to sip, and whether you’re a newcomer to Nihonshu or have your own Masu collection at home, Julian’s got a special glass for you.
Can’t wait to head back.