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Casual strip-mall restaurant offering Japanese favorites, including all-you-can-eat sushi specials.
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Address: 884 S Rand Rd Ste F, Lake Zurich, IL 60047
Phone: (847) 796-0515
Website: https://www.toasttab.com/sake-sushi
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Reservations: qmenu.us
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Laurel Schmitz
We love Sake! We come here for special occassions. The food is excellent. The staff is always so friendly. We’ve never had a bad experience. To celebrate his 18th birthday, our son ordered the sushi love boat. It’s great when you want a variety of sushi and rolls.
… moreTravel Odyssey
I recently ordered from this sushi place. The rolls were tasty and well-prepared, which I really appreciated. However, I was very disappointed with the edamame—it came mixed with other vegetable scraps, hair, and what appeared to be food waste. This raised serious concerns about cleanliness and food handling. I hope the restaurant takes this feedback seriously and improves its quality control. I’d love to return, but only if hygiene standards are addressed..
… moreAshley keippel
Was not the best sushi we’ve had . My fiancé told me some of his rice was hard. It was mid at best. And then we saw a credit card charge at the very end which we were not happy with considering the price was pretty high . Probably wouldn’t have again unfortunately. Pricing is high for what we got
… moreCeleste You
This is the best all you can eat sushi restaurants around a few cities here. If you come to lunch time, it’s only 17.99 per person! Dinner is not bad either at 27.99
And they def don’t skimp out on the amount of fish as some places do. And there is no wait! This is totally a hidden gem. ♡♡♡ oh the Shumai is sooooooo gooood
… moreAnd they def don’t skimp out on the amount of fish as some places do. And there is no wait! This is totally a hidden gem. ♡♡♡ oh the Shumai is sooooooo gooood
Dave S
It’s nice to have a AYCE Sushi restaurant in lake zurich. The quality is fine and the variety of rolls, sashimi and other appetizers are good.
Great place for larger groups too.
The Ginger salad is so tasty
… moreGreat place for larger groups too.
The Ginger salad is so tasty
MKB BID
First time ! Amazing better than I thought it is. Delicious big thick pieces of fresh fish. Fresh vegetables. Hot appetizers. Family sit down is a must. They have All you can eat at lunch time only
… moreSilverok 68
I faced quite contoversial feelings at Sake Lake Zurich, so I will try to go over every aspect briefly and then share my conclusion.
The interior is fine, as you can see from the picture, its nothing more than you expect from a sushi place, although it was pretty clean. Table surfaces look worn and scratched, I would either fix them or replace with different more solid material with no lacquer. Other than that, it was nice and comfortable.
The food was good, no doubt about it. Miso soup and house salad like in most sushi places, Veg tempura was freshly made and golden crispy (served without any sauce for it – why?!), but the rolls were decent. I went with Sweet potato (good, yet ordinary), Orange Flamingo (very good, the one covered with tempura crumbs) and Jalapeno Popper (outstanding, although I had to take pepper pieces off on few cuz it was super spicy) rolls. My girlfriend chose Rock-n-Roll (wrapped in soy paper, just amazing) and Spicy tuna rolls that were great either. The ingredients looked and tasted fresh, no questions to the kitchen asked.
I wanna talk price before I go into service part, so it makes sense later on. Overall, prices are fine, reg rolls are $6-7, signature about $12, soup $2 and so on, nothing special; but All-you-can-eat is $25, while in all places around that offer it, it is no more than $20 – just what makes you different from everyone else? Oh, and the hot tea normally goes with All-you-can-eat, here it was like $2 or $3 separately, but no big deal.
Now to the shocking part, which is the service. The guy who met us when we entered, took us to the smallest table in the back without offering to choose a seat, while we were the only customers in the entire place (1pm Sunday). I told him I would like the booth in the corner, he said we can only have one in the center – fine, no big deal. Later on, the lady taking the order was shocked my gf did not go with All-you-can-eat (the rolls and salad she chose were like $5 cheaper combined) and was like ‘Why you don’t want it?’. I am sorry, but is this your business at all? the right answer was ‘Okay, I’ll get these for you!’. Since I got 3 rolls for myself, they were watching us all the time later on, just so I don’t share any piece of my precious All-you-can-eat with her lol.
Next up, All-you-can-eat menu sheet features Spring Rolls, and I ordered those, however, they told me these are no longer a choice for $25 All-you-can-eat; and I can have them separately for extra price. Take it off the list (print new menus) or keep offering till you out of these old sheets, IT IS YOUR REPUTATION!
Moving on, I got a House Salad as a part of All-you-can-eat, while my gf got House Salad off the menu, and guess what? Yes we got different size Salads. Now, I understand they were told to save half a penny on 4 more lettuce strings I could’ve got if it was same size salad, but THE RIGHT WAY TO DO IT THIS TIME (because people got them right next to
each other) WAS TO SERVE 2 SAME SIZE SALADS, either BIGGER OR SMALLER – no matter.
And the last but not least, the guy spoke almost no English, and the lady came to help, still they couldn’t answer a simple question, which rolls are wrapped in soy paper; we had to look up one on yelp and just say ‘Can you please get me one of those?’
If you are a manager, and happened to read up to this point, please teach your personnel COMMON SENSE. I didn’t want to take down much stars, because your place is nice and the food was good, however, if you consider those mistakes, possibly there will be more customers when we’re in next time.
For others, I would consider takeouts only for now.
… moreThe interior is fine, as you can see from the picture, its nothing more than you expect from a sushi place, although it was pretty clean. Table surfaces look worn and scratched, I would either fix them or replace with different more solid material with no lacquer. Other than that, it was nice and comfortable.
The food was good, no doubt about it. Miso soup and house salad like in most sushi places, Veg tempura was freshly made and golden crispy (served without any sauce for it – why?!), but the rolls were decent. I went with Sweet potato (good, yet ordinary), Orange Flamingo (very good, the one covered with tempura crumbs) and Jalapeno Popper (outstanding, although I had to take pepper pieces off on few cuz it was super spicy) rolls. My girlfriend chose Rock-n-Roll (wrapped in soy paper, just amazing) and Spicy tuna rolls that were great either. The ingredients looked and tasted fresh, no questions to the kitchen asked.
I wanna talk price before I go into service part, so it makes sense later on. Overall, prices are fine, reg rolls are $6-7, signature about $12, soup $2 and so on, nothing special; but All-you-can-eat is $25, while in all places around that offer it, it is no more than $20 – just what makes you different from everyone else? Oh, and the hot tea normally goes with All-you-can-eat, here it was like $2 or $3 separately, but no big deal.
Now to the shocking part, which is the service. The guy who met us when we entered, took us to the smallest table in the back without offering to choose a seat, while we were the only customers in the entire place (1pm Sunday). I told him I would like the booth in the corner, he said we can only have one in the center – fine, no big deal. Later on, the lady taking the order was shocked my gf did not go with All-you-can-eat (the rolls and salad she chose were like $5 cheaper combined) and was like ‘Why you don’t want it?’. I am sorry, but is this your business at all? the right answer was ‘Okay, I’ll get these for you!’. Since I got 3 rolls for myself, they were watching us all the time later on, just so I don’t share any piece of my precious All-you-can-eat with her lol.
Next up, All-you-can-eat menu sheet features Spring Rolls, and I ordered those, however, they told me these are no longer a choice for $25 All-you-can-eat; and I can have them separately for extra price. Take it off the list (print new menus) or keep offering till you out of these old sheets, IT IS YOUR REPUTATION!
Moving on, I got a House Salad as a part of All-you-can-eat, while my gf got House Salad off the menu, and guess what? Yes we got different size Salads. Now, I understand they were told to save half a penny on 4 more lettuce strings I could’ve got if it was same size salad, but THE RIGHT WAY TO DO IT THIS TIME (because people got them right next to
each other) WAS TO SERVE 2 SAME SIZE SALADS, either BIGGER OR SMALLER – no matter.
And the last but not least, the guy spoke almost no English, and the lady came to help, still they couldn’t answer a simple question, which rolls are wrapped in soy paper; we had to look up one on yelp and just say ‘Can you please get me one of those?’
If you are a manager, and happened to read up to this point, please teach your personnel COMMON SENSE. I didn’t want to take down much stars, because your place is nice and the food was good, however, if you consider those mistakes, possibly there will be more customers when we’re in next time.
For others, I would consider takeouts only for now.
Larry Jiao
Sake Sushi carries a casual soul in a nondescript location. In the same themed experience that Sushi Yoru provides, Sake Sushi gives off an adorably bittersweet and cognitive dissonant disposition where despite their underdog feels, they want you to know that they are being supported without telling you. I originally liked the option of the $22 AYCE Sushi (tax included). It’s ideally a classic, and under most cases, you get to try multiple flavors. I hate to admit it but I over-ate and hit “the wall” early, a surprise to no one. Thankfully however, it sounds like you can share the food if you order over your limit.
Sake Sushi appears to be able to seat 60+ with plenty of space despite parking barely capable of executing that (unless someone had a plan.. a pipedream!). I loved the options and the service provided from the waitress was exceptional for a team of 6. Our Sushi were provided forks upon request. Candy upon request was also provided in a cute cup. The booth seats were comfy and seated us well. The fish was fresh despite seeing some ingredients that looked “good enough”.
… moreSake Sushi appears to be able to seat 60+ with plenty of space despite parking barely capable of executing that (unless someone had a plan.. a pipedream!). I loved the options and the service provided from the waitress was exceptional for a team of 6. Our Sushi were provided forks upon request. Candy upon request was also provided in a cute cup. The booth seats were comfy and seated us well. The fish was fresh despite seeing some ingredients that looked “good enough”.
YuCraft
The sushi is awesome! The server are nice. The lunch all you can eat price is $16 and dinner is $25. They offer Pepsi, I don’t know if is me or in general, everytime I order a Pepsi it never taste good. Is like drinking water and syrup only. That’s the only reason I’m giving only 4 star. The sushi taste really good, I would give it 5☆
… moreMorgan Manning
So sad this place used to be good. The rice was definitely multiple days old and the sushi quality has gone down. Please go back to higher quality standards!
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