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In the tiny sake bar–dining room, a postpunk soundtrack plays while chefs behind the scenes assemble tasty small plates. Entrées in miniature are nothing new, but rarely are they so perfectly complete: Salty-sweet sesame noodles, quesadillalike crabmeat wontons and cold silken tofu form a sizable yet delicate meal. Grilled eel is so tender that the lightly seasoned meat easily separates from its fatty skin. If you don’t take your sake straight up, an ice-cold Coconutzu Freeze (a sake-based piña colada) provides a high-voltage brain-freeze.
Details
Address
187 Grand St
Brooklyn
11211
Cross street:
between Bedford and Driggs Ave
Transport:
Subway: L to Bedford Ave
Price:
Average small plate: $4. AmEx, DC, Disc, MC, V
Opening hours:
Mon–Thu 6pm–1am; Fri, Sat 6pm–4am; Sun 6pm–midnight
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