Where to drink saké in Stockholm

Where to drink saké in Stockholm

Ever increasing numbers of bars and restaurants in Stockholm are turning their gaze towards the east and serving the Japanese national drink, saké. Some places even arrange themed drinks tastings. Saké is made purely from rice and water, but it's a complex brew that can range from sweet to dry. Why not drink saké Tokyo-style, matching the drink with a selection of Japanese small dishes? Follow our tips to the Stockholm spots where you can embrace Japanese culture and drink saké.

Tatty Good, Content Writer UK & Translator SE, Thatsup Tatty Good, Content Writer UK & Translator SE, Thatsup
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  1. The best saké in Stockholm
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      Sin Ramen Return ticket to Tokyo, please
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      GOMA Sake at gastropub
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      Yasuragi Saké at the spa
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      Tak Next level
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      Blue Light Yokohama Small dishes and saké
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      Sushi Sho Just like in Tokyo

The best saké in Stockholm

Sin Ramen – Saké
Sin Ramen
Sin Ramen – Saké
Sin Ramen
Sin Ramen – Saké
Sin Ramen
Sin Ramen – Saké
Sin Ramen
Sin Ramen – Saké
Sin Ramen
Sin Ramen – Saké
Sin Ramen
Sin Ramen – Saké
Sin Ramen
Sin Ramen – Saké
Sin Ramen
Sin Ramen – Saké
Sin Ramen
Sin Ramen – Saké
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Sin Ramen

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Return ticket to Tokyo, please

In spring 2022 a group of friends opened up Sin Ramen in the heart of the city, a ramen restaurant with strong influences from Tokyo. Slurp noodles and sip cocktails made with sake. The decor is an experience in itself, with colourful interiors, moody lighting and graffitied walls.

GOMA Gastropub – Saké
GOMA Gastropub
GOMA Gastropub – Saké
GOMA Gastropub
GOMA Gastropub – Saké
GOMA Gastropub
GOMA Gastropub – Saké
GOMA Gastropub
GOMA Gastropub – Saké
GOMA Gastropub
GOMA Gastropub – Saké
GOMA Gastropub
GOMA Gastropub – Saké
GOMA Gastropub
GOMA Gastropub – Saké
GOMA Gastropub

GOMA

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Sake at gastropub

This Asian gastropub takes its culinary influences from all over Asia, but its heart is firmly in Japan, so naturally you can drink sake here. Choose from various kinds of sake, or go for a punchy cocktail made from the Japanese spirit. Pair your drink with Asian dishes that are just as flavourful as the drinks.

Yasuragi

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Saké at the spa

If you fancy totally immersing yourself in Japanese cuisine and culture you should steer a course towards this Japanese bathhouse in Saltsjö-Boo. Yasuragi has a cocktail bar where they serve their own saké, brewed in Japan to their own recipe. Let specially trained bartenders guide you through the world of saké and combine your drinks with Japanese snacks.

Tak – Saké
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Restaurang Tak
Tak – Saké
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Tak – Saké
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Tak – Saké
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Restaurang Tak – Saké
Restaurang Tak
Tak – Saké
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Tak – Saké
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Tak

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Next level

Right at the top of Hotel At Six, you can drink saké with stunning views over Stockholm. The modern fine dining restaurant Tak serves Nordic/Japanese fusion dishes along with an extensive saké menu. There are numerous options, including "sparkling" and "dry" sakés.

Blue Light Yokohama

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Small dishes and saké

Blue Light Yokohama on Åsögatan serves Japanese small dishes izakaya-style, with a wide range of saké to combine with the flavours. Try out their seasonal saké tips or let the staff guide you.

Sushi Sho

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Just like in Tokyo

This tiny, traditional sushi bar was awarded a Michelin star in 2016, and as well as sushi they're also passionate about Japanese rice wine. Go all in and combine top notch sushi with various kinds of saké as you take in the Tokyo vibes.

Saké – About the guide

About the guide to drinking saké in Stockholm - The guide to restaurants and bars in Stockholm that serve saké is updated regularly. Please let us know if you know of any good saké spots in Stockholm that we've missed, or if you spot any errors in the guide. Have you visisted any of the places mentioned in the guide? Don't forget to write a review on Thatsup.

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