Sakeyo

Family Bonding at Sake-yo:

Dive into a sushi feast and savor moments that bring you closer together. Here, every roll is a memory waiting to be made with those you hold dear.

Sake-yo Japanese Restaurant
Pakuwon Mall Surabaya
For more information click the link in the bio

January Exclusive:

Dive into a curated compilation of delights, specially crafted just for you. A month-long journey of flavors awaits, available for a limited time only. Don't miss out on this January treat!

Sake-yo Japanese Restaurant
Pakuwon Mall Surabaya
For more information click the link in the bio

An Empty Plate Speaks Volumes

A testament to a meal so delicious, that not a morsel remains. Here's to moments cherished and flavors savored to the last bite.

At Sake-yo, it's more than just sushi—it's about understanding and catering to your every need.
We're not just serving dishes, we're crafting an experience tailored to you, ensuring every visit feels just right. Welcome to your new go-to spot, where we've got more than sushi on the menu; we've got you in mind.

Sake-yo Japanese Restaurant
Pakuwon Mall Surabaya
For more information click the link in the bio !

Menu Musings

When it comes to tantalizing your taste buds, every dish tells a story. Join us in a culinary conversation and let's discuss the flavors that make your heart.

Sake-yo Japanese Restaurant
Pakuwon Mall Surabaya
For more information click the link in the bio

Experience the Magic of Chawan Mushi

It's not just a dish, it's a journey of flavors and textures that warm the soul. Hungry for the best? Come on over to Sake-Yo Japanese Restaurant, where we're serving up Chawan Mushi that's pure poetry on a plate. Dive in and let your taste buds thank you! 🍲😋

Sake-yo Japanese Restaurant
Pakuwon Mall Surabaya
For more info click the link in the bio

Have you had the pleasure of experiencing our Christmas Package?

It's more than a culinary journey; it's a carefully curated festive feast designed to elevate your holiday celebrations. From delightful bites to seasonal specialties, each dish is crafted with the utmost care to make this Christmas truly exceptional. A culinary celebration that goes beyond the ordinary.

Sake-yo Japanese Restaurant
Pakuwon Mall, Surabaya
For more info click the link in the bio
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At Sake-yo, our Private Room is the ultimate of exclusivity.

Step into a quiet retreat where elegance meets intimacy and every element has been carefully constructed for your enjoyment. Our Private Room is a refined hideaway where moments flow in a culinary symphony. Immerse yourself in the serenity of individualized service, relish great food, and make lasting memories. Elevate your gatherings, celebrations, and intimate moments, because our Private Room is where remarkable experiences come to life at Sake-yo.

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Ocean's Bounty on Your Plate

Elevate your dining experience with the pure indulgence of Salmon and Tuna Sashimi. Immerse yourself in the richness of the sea, one exquisite slice at a time

SAKE-YO JAPANESE RESTAURANT
Open daily from 11am–11pm
📍Pakuwon Mall 2nd Floor, Food Society 43, West Surabaya
ⓘ For more info and reservation; click the link in bio!

Sharing love and flavours with your loved ones on a lazy weekend afternoon at Sake-yo!

SAKE-YO
📍Pakuwon Mall 2nd Floor, Food Society 43
More info and reservation; click the link in bio

Kimono (着物) is a traditional Japanese dress. The literal meaning of kimono is clothing or something to wear (ki means use, and mono means goods).

Patterns, symbols, and other designs on kimono help communicate the wearer's status, personality traits, and virtues. Popular motifs include nature-inspired elements, like leaves, blossoms, and birds are easily found on kimono as it typically symbolize longevity and good fortune.

Originally worn by commoners, or as an undergarment by the aristocracy, from the 16th century kimono became the principal item of dress for all classes and genders. It is still an enduring symbol of traditional Japanese culture today.

SAKE-YO
📍Pakuwon Mall 2nd Floor, Food Society 43
More info and reservation; click the link in bio

The rainy season (tsuyu in Japanese) is the period of severe rainfall and cloudy weather, annually occurring from the end of May and until July in Japan. While in Indonesia, we will experience the rainy season throughout late July to December this year.

But don’t let the rain get you down, the following foods will help you to survive the rainy season and bring you the essence of Japanese dishes to your table.

Book your table today!
SAKE-YO
📍Pakuwon Mall 2nd Floor, Food Society 43
More info and reservation; click the link in bio