Sake Asian Bistro - Niceville

I think they have changed the name in Sake (new owner perhaps? . We have been there since the name change, and every time I am thrilled with the meal. They do not use eggs or milk in their tempoura, so there are many vegan options avocado sushi, sweet potato sushi, asparagus sushi, most entrees can subdue in tofu instead of meat! I had General Tso last time with Tofu and it was so good! So glad to have vegan options in Niceville!

A Dine was fantastic. The sushi is out of this world! Our food arrived quickly. The fried dishes were a bit greasy, but still enjoyable. I would definitely recommend this place.

My dining experience was definitely enjoyable. The food was fresh and satisfying. I loved the ginger dressing on the salad, and the grilled chicken with sauce was delicious. The sesame chicken, served with a fantastic orange sauce, was a highlight, and I also enjoyed the tempura cheesecake. Overall, their Bento Box Lunch is a great value as well.

I decided to try the Thunder Roll, which featured a delightful crispy texture and was adorned with delicious sauces artfully drizzled over the roll and the plate. The presentation was stunning—truly reminiscent of the aesthetics you would find in Japan. The flavors were fresh and absolutely amazing. The staff was extremely warm and welcoming. The service was prompt and friendly; a few minutes after I placed my order, they came by to refill my hot tea and provide an update on my meal. After my food arrived, they checked back to see how everything was and if I was enjoying my meal. To my astonishment, they even brought me a complimentary piece of cake, showcasing a new dessert they were trying out. It was incredibly delicious! The sushi chef even stopped by my table to see if I was enjoying the experience, which made me feel genuinely cared for by the staff at Sake—they truly wanted to ensure that I had the best possible dining experience. The dining room itself has a lovely traditional Japanese ambiance, with cozy booths that offer a bit of privacy, as well as larger tables suitable for bigger parties, and a sushi bar to enjoy. I also ordered some sweet and sour pork to go, which came with a side of rice. The portion was generous and the quality of the food was decent, but the dish felt rather uninspired. The pork was baked and deep-fried, served with a warm red sauce for drizzling—nothing special. While it wasn’t bad per se, it paled in comparison to the exciting sushi roll experience I had just enjoyed, leaving me somewhat underwhelmed. I didn’t try the hibachi dishes this time, but I definitely plan to return—next time, I know I won’t be able to resist another sushi roll! So delicious!