A newcomer to the East End dining scene, with a name that translates to “stay sake shop,” this Japanese gastropub is a casually hip yet homey destination with spot-on dishes, many made for sharing. Korean-style short ribs, sashimi, and savory vegetable pancakes are all good choices, especially when paired with a ceramic cup of sake.
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