Gokudo
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Gokudo
Stylish Japanese restaurant & bar offering craft cocktails, plus traditional snacks & rice bowls.
Opens Wednesday at 5 pm
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 5 pm - 11 pm |
| Thursday | 5 pm - 1 am |
| Friday | 6 pm - 2 am |
| Saturday | 7 pm - 2 am |
| Sunday | Closed Today |
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Japanese Cocktail bar hidden behind a small japanese fish shack/Chirashi counter!
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Display Allcocktail(33) bar(31) drink(30) japanese(9) vibe(9) speakeasy(8) date(5) sake(5) cocktail bar(4)Page 1 of 1 - 4 Reviews
Eric
Small cocktail & saké bar. Has a speakeasy vibe. Very cute. The cocktail we tried were very great & all original, with multiple layer of flavor's. Haven't tried the food.View more
Philip
This is a dark & sultry Japanese bar. It's perfect for a date or tryst. The cocktail menu is interesting & there's a good selection of sakes & sojus. A bar menu has a few mediocre bites. Service is cute but forgetful. Most people will love Gokudo because it seems like a hidden discovery.View more
Mohammad
I had a great time at this Japanese restaurant & bar. The ambiance & the vibe were really nice & relaxing. The music was not too loud & suited the mood. The food was delicious & authentic. I especially enjoyed the Sake & the Maki. The service was awesome & attentive. The staff were friendly & helpful. They made sure we had everything we needed. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone who loves Japanese cuisine & drinks.View more
Alice
The décor is beyond gorgeous, no denying that. The food was good, although the ingredients were fresh & high quality, it felt like it was prepared without love: sushi rolls were falling apart among other things. But the real reason why I take 2 stars off this place is the sake menu. I came to Gokudo with the intention of spending a decent amount on a nice bottle, but when you advertise SAQ sake at 4x the price, how can I trust that the 120$ is worth the price? When I saw the Haiku, which is 16$ at SAQ, priced at 55$ on your menu, I just lost faith. If a restaurant is comfortable being that dishonest, I can't trust any prices or recommendations.View more