Village Sake
$$$ • Japanese, Pubs, Sushi BarsAbout Village Sake
Customers' Favorites
Donut Holes with Caramel Miso Sauce
Scallop-Chive Dumplings
Village Doughnut Holes
Smoked Hamachi Tataki
Pork Belly Skewers
Wagyu Beef Tataki
Miso Black Cod
Village Roll
Okonomiyaki
Hamachi Kama
Village Sake Reviews
129 ratings
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woah. i dont really say real deal but real f***** deal. well balanced. superb quality. exceptional service and presentation. clean flavors. first time I have actually been left utterly speechless. 5 stars. 5 forks. whatever. this place is the jam......
Nice food, fresh ingredients. Loved the black sesame ice cream
One of the top three sushi restaurants we have dined at. We wanted to get our vegetables out of the way so we ordered the cauliflower roasted with lemongrass oil. It was an explosion of flavor in my mouth and that is how I'm going to make cauliflower from now on. Next we got the Omakase ( Chef's Choice) Sashimi board, 10 pieces of delicious selected sashimi with tuna belly and butterfish and salmon. Sashimi is the star of the menu, the rolls were ok. Definitely order the smoked...read full review
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 5 - 8PM |
| Thursday | 5 - 8PM |
| Friday | 5 - 8:30PM |
| Saturday | 5 - 8:30PM |
| Sunday | 5 - 8PM |
Village Sake offers incredible food with amazing flavors, accommodating gluten-free diets and providing good service. The restaurant has a nice, slightly casual elegance and a clean restroom. The beef tataki is a must-order, and the salmon sashimi melts in your mouth. While the portions may be small and pricey, the quality justifies the cost. With impeccable service, Village Sake is a great spot for special occasions, making it worth saving for.
The restaurant is a no-nonsense popular spot in downtown Fairfax for sushi rolls and Japanese classics. Customers can explore beyond the deep fried or flame torched sushi rolls and find surprising gems, such as the Kabocha tempura mixed with deep fried shishito peppers and green beans, and the Wagyu beef tartare. The omakase nigiri at $60 for 7 pieces is on the pricier side but the selection is solid and it's cheaper than ordering a la carte. Overall, Village Sake offers a tasty and satisfying Japanese meal in an area with limited options. Dining is indoor only and there are no reservations, but all credit cards including Amex are accepted.