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Address: 459 Electric Ave STE I, Bigfork, MT 59911
Phone: (406) 317-2498
Website: https://www.saketomesushi.com/
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SAKETOME SUSHI
Contemporary Sushi Restaurant & Bar. Downtown Big Fork & Missoula, Montana.
SAKETOME | BIGFORK, MONTANA
Voted Best Sushi in the flathead valley. About BBDDCO GROUP 459 Electric Avenue BigFork, MT 59911 (406) 837-1128 [email protected]
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tuesday – saturday | 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm no reservations, walk-ins only ✨ … Photo by Saketome Sushi Bigfork in Bigfork, Montana. FLATHEAD VALLEY!!!
Reviews
Stephanie Beck
What a pleasure to enjoy this spot! Great vibe, amazing food, top service make for a wonderful evening. The hopping tunes were fun and we loved our date night! Great job.
… moreTyler Hicks
Stellar service and even better sushi. They have very creative roll combinations that are wholly unique. Their miso soup reminded me of miso from Hokkaido as it was much richer and full of veggies, mushrooms, and tofu. Great selection of sake as well
… moreR. K.
Decent sushi with an eclectic atmosphere. Every roll we ordered had its own unique flavor… No two rolls were similar to one another! Our server was very attentive, which made for a great overall experience. We were, however, confused as to why $500 worth of sushi was served on individual plates instead of some type of platter…it made for a very crowded table!!
Saketome is the more expensive choice for sushi in the Flathead Valley. However, Should we find ourselves in Bigfork in the future, craving sushi, we would definitely try Saketome again!
… moreSaketome is the more expensive choice for sushi in the Flathead Valley. However, Should we find ourselves in Bigfork in the future, craving sushi, we would definitely try Saketome again!
Candace Bruneau
Our favorite place in town. I think we might be addicted at this point ! Their rolls are so unique & the service is amazing and quick. 10/10 every time!!!
… moreKrista Maria
Oh my god, my friend and I had terrible diarrhea after eating, and I vomited 2 hours later. It was horrific. I’ll never come back to this place, their food wasn’t fresh. I ordered 2 servings of raw fish, 1 serving of rice rolls, and a few other dishes. I also had a cocktail, and it was really bad, couldn’t finish it. $200 down the drain. STAY AWAY FROM HERE UNLESS YOU WANT A HEAD START ON A HOSPITAL VISIT
… moreNomadicus
If you’re posted up in Kalispell, Columbia Falls, or Whitefish and find yourself craving sushi, Saketome makes a convincing case for the drive, especially on a clear Montana day when Bigfork feels like an excuse rather than a destination.
We visited in October, when the restaurant had shifted to walk-in only service. No reservations, no safety net. It added a bit of tension at the door especially since we were driving from a distance out.
The space feels like a city neighborhood sushi bar airlifted into a mountain town with modern lines, moody lighting, and design-forward touches without feeling precious. It works equally well for a laid-back date night or a long overdue catch up with friends over drinks.
The menu leans confidently into sushi, cocktails, and pan-Asian-inspired plates, and several dishes stood out. The seared scallop was excellent, and the tempura hamachi collar was the undeniable star, rich, crisp, and deeply satisfying. Cocktail offerings were solid, thoughtfully composed, and well suited to the menu.
The sushi itself is, without question in my opinion, the best you’ll find in this part of Montana. Technique, fish quality, and presentation are all handled with care. In the broader sushi universe, though, it lands squarely in the “good, not transcendent” category. The biggest drawback was the rice, which skewed slightly al dente and a touch dry, pulling focus away from otherwise well-executed fish.
Service was friendly and well-intentioned, though it visibly strained as more walk-in diners arrived.
Saketome absolutely worth the drive when the craving hits.
… moreWe visited in October, when the restaurant had shifted to walk-in only service. No reservations, no safety net. It added a bit of tension at the door especially since we were driving from a distance out.
The space feels like a city neighborhood sushi bar airlifted into a mountain town with modern lines, moody lighting, and design-forward touches without feeling precious. It works equally well for a laid-back date night or a long overdue catch up with friends over drinks.
The menu leans confidently into sushi, cocktails, and pan-Asian-inspired plates, and several dishes stood out. The seared scallop was excellent, and the tempura hamachi collar was the undeniable star, rich, crisp, and deeply satisfying. Cocktail offerings were solid, thoughtfully composed, and well suited to the menu.
The sushi itself is, without question in my opinion, the best you’ll find in this part of Montana. Technique, fish quality, and presentation are all handled with care. In the broader sushi universe, though, it lands squarely in the “good, not transcendent” category. The biggest drawback was the rice, which skewed slightly al dente and a touch dry, pulling focus away from otherwise well-executed fish.
Service was friendly and well-intentioned, though it visibly strained as more walk-in diners arrived.
Saketome absolutely worth the drive when the craving hits.
Shayan Joobbani
Incredible experience. Atmosphere and decor is very nice. We sat at the sushi bar and the friendly staff was very attentive. The sushi is top notch and they have a good selection and some creative items. We enjoyed some sake, a cocktail, the salmon tartar, the wagyu chirashi-zushi (more on this later), a Hot Rip roll, and a soft shell crab roll (I forgot what it was called). Everything was really delicious and well prepared with finesse, portions were also generous. I was a little bit disappointed with the wagyu bowl as the meat itself seemed quite tough and overcooked, that was a bit of a bummer but I will still make a point to visit Saketome regularly.
… moreMark Mantei
We love this restaraunt but the fact that they stopped taking reservations is a big problem. We have a party of 6 coming in late January that we were excited about introducing to this restaraunt but can’t take the chance of waiting out in the cold. C’mon we even give you a credit card if we don’t show.
… moreMark Ellis
I’m a frequent visitor to Bigfork and finally tried Saketome – not sure why it has taken so long, but I wish I would have tried eating here sooner. If you’re looking for excellent food and a fun atmosphere this is an excellent choice.
… moreHailey Clement
I’ve been going to Sake To Me Bigfork for years and in my opinion they never disappoint! Best Sushi, Specialty Rolls, and cocktails I’ve ever had and anytime I’m in Bigfork it’s a must! Go to rolls are the tiny forager, Bigfork Bomb, Big Ole Bear, and Massive Attack (can’t find anything else like it). Staff is knowledgeable and you can tell takes apart in what they’re serving. It’s a smaller place but with a great atmosphere. Time and time again Sake To Me is always great and I figured it was finally time to put a review out there after our last visit. Thanks Sake To Me and all you guys do!
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