due to the availability of really nice sake here in town at places like true sake, whats the deal with bringing your own sake bottle to a sushi restaurant? in particular ebisu if anyone knows about them specifically. thanks in...

True Sake, 560 Hayes, SF. www.truesake.com

true sake Link: http://truesake.com

If you have time to swing by Hayes Valley, go to True Sake on Hayes. They have more than a hundred selections and lots of hard to find hand-made, small family-run producers. We were there this weekend and the owner (or store...

I’ve been looking for a true-to-form yakitori bar in the GTA, preferrably down town, but have thus far come up empty. Does anyone know where I can find one? -Gloom

You may want to checkout True Sake, self-proclaimed "America’s First Sake Store" 560 Hayes Street San Francisco 415-355-9555 Link: http://www.truesake.com/

Thank you...and on that note...for goodness sake, if you are going to go to the trouble of making shortcake, get organic strawberries from your farmer’s market. The strawberries are the star waiting to be showcased after...

decided on True based on the menu. I asked my boyfriend (who is a strangely picky eater) to look at the menu’s on citypeek.com and pick one for restaurant week so we could go out for an early valentines dinner for...

Most of the really fine sakes these days are served cold. If you’re ever in SF, go to True Sake, it’s areal great Sake place and a true education! A good place to pick up Nama Sakes http://www.truesake.com/ Here is a...

I’m looking for a tried and true fav recipe for some etouffee. I’ve got some tail meat that I’d like to whip up for my young ones. Thanks.

the impression that people either love or hate Sake, which is not true of Sakurabana. This topic should probably get a thread of it’s own . . .

ignorant. If you have time, True Sake in Hayes Valley in SF is definitely worth the drive. I found the staff extremely informative.

called Sake Lab, but I’ve never been there. From the outside it looks like a hyper-trendy bar, so they may not be serious anyway. There is a sake retailer, True Sake on Hayes, which now has a particularly good nama-sake,...

great Sake should be as refreshing as a glass of water. I don’t know if that’s entirely true but it can definitely be applied to some Nihonshu and some Nihonshu even transcend this ideal. What I’m looking for...

go to seiyo in the south end on washington street they have a great selection as does Blanchards in allston (which may sound a bit weird, but its true)