Sake Sushi

“Great food, great atmosphere, great service”

Amelia★★★★

Ayce. Food was decent. Enough to fix sushi craving. Staff works really fast, food came out relatively fast too. Really liked their tempura, it got me by surprise, it was meaty and good ratio with breading. Will definitely come back again

Andy Phuong★★★★★

I used to come here a lot when I was in high school around 2011 and 2012 but the quality is still as good as I remember it, it’s all You can eat $30.00 I believe ? And the selection of stuff that you get and how it taste is pretty good compared to other places around here that do the same thing. Service is great and overall I see why this place has been open for so long. From time to time I would come back here again.

Eva★★★★

All you can eat sushi place in bklyn for years now. The quality of the food not so bad. Services are also pretty good. Space is limited and pretty decent space between tables. Lunch and dinner different prices and different menu ayce. There no sashimi or uni for lunch, and as for dinner, only one time order for sashimi&uni-for this particular selections it's not ayce. Keep track on what you're ordering because sometimes you won't get all your orders, but you can always order again. Decent amount of rice on the nigiri and sushi rolls.

Tae Young Kim★★★★

I've been coming to Sake for at least 10 years. It used to be around 12 bucks for lunch. These days, you can expect to pay 20 bucks before tax and tip. Not too bad for all you can eat sushi in the area. I do believe it's the only one in the bensonhurst/Gravesend neighborhood. For like 25 bucks after tax and tip, I get my fair share of cheap sushi. Don't come here expecting omakase level raw fish. It's a more affordable go-to for the raw fish cravings. Sometimes the rice may get to you, but it's all part of the experience. I like the salmon nigiri. The tuna is alright, but the salmon will alway