Sushi Sake

Right on Las Olas, Sushi Sake runs late and loud in the best way, a sushi and hibachi spot built for the after-work crowd that turns into the after-dinner crowd without missing a beat. The menu covers a lot of ground: the Bobby Salad brings spicy tuna, avocado, and crab together with sesame and masago, the Miami Heat roll stacks shrimp tempura, cream cheese, and crab salad under baked salmon, and Pineapple Fried Rice rounds things out as a house favorite. Add hibachi, teriyaki, and a full sashimi list, and there's plenty to work through on repeat visits. Reviews consistently circle back to the rolls, with the Lava roll and Angel Rolls getting specific call-outs, and miso soup as a reliable starter. Service comes up often and favorably, with regulars naming servers who steer them toward the right order or offer suggestions beyond the menu. The room runs on the louder side, which tracks with its reputation as a scene rather than a quiet dinner spot, so go in expecting energy over hush. This is a place for solo diners who want a seat at the sushi bar as easily as it works for a table of friends looking to make a night of it. The $$ price point keeps it accessible for regular rotation, and the late hours on weekends mean it's one of the few downtown options still slinging rolls at 1 a.m. It's a neighborhood sushi spot that leans trendy without losing the ease of a place you can just show up to. Menu items, prices, and hours may have changed since this was written.