SATO izakaya

Alain

5.0

Excellent izakaya! Try the katsu if you can

Patricia

5.0

What a nice discovery right in the neighbourhood. Delicious food, great service & ambiance. This is our new favorite spot! Strongly recommend, classic with a twist!

Dnnn92

5.0

Wow! The vegan ramen was soooo goood!!!!!!

Marie

5.0

Très belle découverte. Les thés sont bons, tout comme les plats. Nous avons pris le katsu traditionnel (portion énorme), ramen miso (bon bouillon & c'est sympa de fournir le sésame à côté avec un petit pillon pour agrémenter soi même le plat), gyoza (la sauce à la truffe est dingue) & sushi au saumon. La serveuse était prévenante
Nous reviendrons

Silvin

5.0

A new izakaya in the neighbourhood? Let's go!
The food feels authentic, serviced by friendly & responsive staff. A few original dishes that are satisfying to the eyes & the palate, while keeping the casual vibe of a Japanese bistro. The atmosphere has still room to find itself, maybe with more muted lighting & select music tracks. Recommended!

Peter

5.0

Visited a month ago (August 1st) Good food & service. 👍

Momo

5.0

Amazing discovery! Food was delicious, the service was perfect & the prices were very reasonable. A must-try!

Zlfqr

5.0

loved everything about it

Cassandra

5.0

What a pleasant surprise to discover this place! After a shopping trip, I wanted some takoyakis & my researchs got me there. It wasn't as busy as I thought it would be for a Saturday pm but everything was amazing! The food was good, hot & fresh. The service was phenomenal! They always made sure my glass of water was filled & if everything was good or if I needed anything. I couldn't finish the whole plate that I took an extra of but they packed it up for me to go. I really recommend this place! Good food, nice staff & cozy restaurant!

Max

4.0

Only issue was the chicken katsu / panko chicken, while very tender itself, did not have enough curry sauce & it was too lumpy/dry. had the right taste but it wasn't authentic in its texture or quantity of sauce. it was surprising that eating the chicken with the curry sauce left zero curry sauce for the rice, so clearly they really didnt put enough curry sauce.

also in japan they cut the chicken katsu, it so you can enjoy picking up the chicken with chopsticks & not have to use knife, fork & chopsticks, however they didnt cut the chicken so you're required to cut the chicken yourself then eat it with chopsticks.

I am being picky but its the small details that elevate your dishes to be worth the price.

most dishes were quite tasty though, just could be optimized further, which is generally the staple of Japanese cuisine.

chicken karaage was decent as well.

miso soup was nothing special.

brussel sprouts were decent but needed a sauce or something as they're a little dry by themselves.

drinks are somewhat pricy as well, hitting a few bucks over other places. service was great.