All-You-Can-Drink Japanese Sake Experience (Tokyo)
- Exclusive booking for visitors to this popular bar where you can enjoy up to 5 hours of sake tasting!
- Choose directly from the refrigerator and sample the sake you like
- Sake-loving staff will recommend their favorite brands
- Enjoy your drinks with food brought in at either of our two Tokyo locations
What to expect
It's no wonder that the Sake Market, one of the most popular nighttime experiences in Tokyo these days, usually requires booking a month in advance. Once you understand the concept, it's easy to see why it's so popular: 100 varieties of sake gathered from all over Japan, an all-you-can-drink philosophy, BYO food (there's a supermarket nearby), and an almost unlimited time.
Not much of a sake connoisseur? The staff will be happy to make recommendations!
- The legal drinking age in Japan is age 20. Please bring a valid ID for proof of age
- Merchants can not serve alcohol to anyone who will be driving a vehicle








Reviews
We were a group of 7 people (family and friends meeting up in Tokyo) for this activity. We absolutely enjoyed ourselves and stayed for three hours tasting an amazing variety of sake, fruit liqueurs, Umeshu. Also ice cream and you could create your own cocktails which was so fun. You are allowed to bring or order in your own food as well. They also sold some of their own snacks which we didn’t try as we brought our own. The staff at the Shinjuku location were very friendly and accommodating. It was one of the best experiences we had in Tokyo. I would even do it again! Fun way to spend an evening! Highly recommend! Definitely 5 stars! Thank you for the wonderful experience.
this was one of the best highlights of our trip. we tried 23 different sakes and other Japanese drinks and we were able to find our favourites at Donquiyote after. I would do this experience again
Amazing experience, highly recommended! It was super easy to find, and the atmosphere is so warm and welcoming—you truly feel right at home. The concept is awesome: you can pour yourself a huge variety of sake and other drinks. A big plus is that you’re allowed to bring your own food or order delivery right to the venue. If you are in Tokyo, you absolutely must try this!
It was a lot of fun. I enjoyed drinking with people from other countries and sharing cocktail recipes with each other. The sake cup they give as a gift is also small and pretty.
Great experience! Got to test about 12 different sakes and walked away with a neat little souvenir.
A really fun enjoyable experience, especially for those that are new to sake. All self-service and great with a group of mates, and plenty of guides to help you decide what types of sake you should try with recommendations from staff and taste profiles (sweet, lighr, dry etc) for each. Some really great cocktail recipes to 😍🍹🍶
A highly recommended location. Everything is explained in detail at the beginning, there's a very large selection, and if you don't have food with you, you can order something at the location or have it delivered there.
Many types of sake, I finally got to try the sparkling one! This store has a self-service format, you just go and pour what you need. There's a machine for heating sake. Thank you very much, it was interesting!
Fun experience and got to try a lot of different sake. They even got free flow ice cream and beer!
Hisui was so helpful and kind to me! She answered all of my questions. This bar is great for learning about different kinds of sakes and its flavors. I highly recommend. I had a great experience! 🤗
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