I found Sake on Grubhub and decided to give it a try. I ordered the sake wings, sauce on the side, chicken yakisoba, a side of fried rice and a California roll. It came with a mushroom soup and a the tiniest side salad. The first night I only ate the wings and fried rice. The wings were 2 flats and 2 drums, they were good with the side of fried rice. The fried rice was really good and flavorful for as simple as it was. The yakisoba was pretty good. Very bell pepper heavy. I've had better, so I doubt I'd order that again. The California roll didn't get eaten. The avocado was already turning brown, it was very unappetizing and I just trashed it. I'd eat here again, but I'd change my order up a bit. As this was a Grubhub order I can't speak to the customer service or the restaurant's ambiance but the food was pretty good.

One of our favorite go-to spots nothing changed.... -we still love the HH half-priced selection -the chef special rolls are still packed with unique ingredient combinations & are reasonably priced my high rating doesn't change, because we still love their food, but this visit I would admit we weren't pleased with our roll selections-they have so many impressive rolls & we just ended up with a combo of plain- not as flavor woe rolls this visit we tried: Alaska- gad it was cheap on HH, but otherwise very plain- overly sauced Crazy Salmon- mango took over- very thin salmon on top- the magic pop of the caviar balls got lost in the thick avocado overpower Yummy- by far the best of the night because it does have a great flavor profile- the shredded spicy crab was delicious, but the inside is less impressive compared to their other roll combos Hawaii- tasted stale- very crunchy rice- the inside didn't balance well- the roll kept falling apart when trying to eat we did get a side of noodles ($3) for our kiddos- figuring they could try some & if they disliked them we'd have their go to chicken nuggets ready, but ooh they crushed them- and argued who got the extra scoop leftover in the to-go container- would highly recommend- it was a huge portion for only $3 still love them- but would avoid these rolls-personally

I love this place because of 1 bartender in particular. I think her name is Shauna but I can't remember for certain but it never seems to matter bc she is ALWAYS super friendly, fun n FUNNY!!! She laughs and talks to you like she has known you forever (FROM DAY 1)!! Here lately I have not seen her during the week but when we were there yesterday (Wed. 10/23/2024), guess who came in?!!!! Yup! A true sweetheart!! She has always been customer friendly. Yesterday one of the sushi guys went to the restroom and didn't wash his hands and a male customer saw him and they were very upset. They went to the hostess desk and spoke to the manager and then I say them storming out of the place. Instead of the customers leaving with only a bad taste in their mouths, she rushed to the door to catch them outside and you could tell she was apologetic from her hand and body language and the male customers' as well. This is the attitude that I love to see! She appears to be a team player by how she treats all customers and get own co-workers as well. I wanted to ask where she had been but I didn't wanna disturb her with that conversation, only about how we've missed her and the brown skinned guy (not sure if his name either-I'm so bad with names!) Please get her back on as she was in the past because before she came in yesterday, the bar was dry and the first bartender messed up our order but she came in and answered all blank answered questions. Please get them both back more often so that we can start coming back like we used to. My words to Saki Owner & Management.....BRING SHAUNA BACK!! BRING SHAUNA BACK!!

1000/10! Sake (Glen Burnie) is officially my number 1 for hibachi! The food is SO GOOD and nobody can complain about the portion sizes. Sushi is cheap and top tier. They have a nice happy hour menu until 7pm. First time I sat at the bar for hibachi. This loc played music so that's always a bonus. Both bartenders were fun and attentive, kudos to them. They told me they have karaoke on Tuesday nights... I have to go back for that because the thought of karaoke in a hibachi place is just funny to me.

What can I say about this place? It's absolutely amazing for very cheap sushi. I've been coming here for about 3 years now, and it honestly never disappoints. The decorum of this restaurant is so cute, I especially like the little bridge you walk on when you enter the establishment. I can't really say much regarding the service, every time I've gone it pretty much goes: takes order, delivers order. If you're looking for cheap but quality sushi, this is definitely the place to go. I favor the Alaska and Kiss of Fire rolls. Definitely my top two favorites. The drinks are heavy on the liquor, so if you wanna have a good time definitely get the Japanese Sun Blossom. They have a great happy hour deal, so make sure to go between 4-7pm!

**Sake Japanese Steakhouse Review - Glen Burnie** Sake Japanese Steakhouse in Glen Burnie remains one of my favorite restaurants, even after several years. Recently, my family and I had a particularly eventful day and decided to order takeout from Sake. Our order included: - 3 Sake Wings - $15.00 - Vegetable Tempura - $6.00 - French Fries - $2.50 - Baltimore Roll - $4.25 - Philadelphia Roll - $3.25 - Children's Meal 10.95 The food was as delicious as it is when dining in. The Sake Wings were flavorful and perfectly cooked, the Vegetable Tempura was crispy and light, and the sushi rolls were fresh and tasty. Even the French Fries, a non-traditional item for a Japanese steakhouse, were well-executed. I highly recommend Sake Japanese Steakhouse for both dine-in and takeout. It continues to be a reliable choice for great food and excellent service.

I enjoy Hibachi but I can do without the theatrics so I sat at the bar for their Happy Hour. They have plenty of Happy Hour specials. I wanted something spicy, so I went with some orders of their sushi called the Kiss of fire (Spicy crunchy tuna inside topped with yellowtail jalapeno and tobiko with a side of wasabi. I also ordered the hibachi combo dinner entree with Filet Mignon and chicken. Dinner starts with mushroom soup, freshly tossed sake house salad, hibachi noodles, flaming shrimp appetizer with double fried rice. Everything was delicious.

The entrance of the restaurant was welcoming with lanterns, decoration, and water trickling with fish swimming. Big fan of the cute robot car servers that deliver food to the tables. As I was standing there, oblivious to my environment, one swerved right around me! The atmosphere of the restaurant felt casual. We partook in the Hibachi experience. We ordered the Sake Dinner and Hibachi combo with steak and shrimp. Both entrees come with a mushroom soup and house salad. Meat was a bit over cooked though the hibachi chef was fun and performed various tricks you'd expect (volcano fire, vegetable toss).