Know more about this business than we do? Cool! Please submit any corrections or missing details you may have.
Help us make it rightSmall, shareable plates of Japanese delicacies is what you are offered at Sasa. This izakaya restaurant is open for lunch and dinner, and has a great drinks menu to accompany the meal. Spicy ahi parfait, roasted spiced lamb chops, duck confit on steamed buns and grilled shishito peppers are some of the dishes to gorge on. Apart from the varieties of sake, wines and cocktails are the other...
Owner Message
Do you own Sasa? Contact us to connect with your diners.
Zebra Tattoo and Body Piercing art attracts interest like magic, lasts a lifetime, and stays young forever. With deep experience, insight and creativity our artists create magic especially for you. Zebra opened over twenty five years ago in the Bay Area and quickly became known for its high art of tattoo and body piercing backed with strict adherence to sterilization guidelines and its use of...
Occupying a 19th-century brick building that once housed a meat market but is now outfitted with shiny copper counters and floor-to-ceiling water features, Sasa embodies East/West/Past/Future fusion, serving artistic manifestations of Japanese izakaya pub grub. Traditionally shared alongside after-work drinks, these substantial small plates include grilled and fried items, sashimi, sushi and...
"Insanely fresh fish and fascinating nibbles" steal the show at this "trendy" Walnut Creek locale featuring "killer" sushi, "brilliant" small plates and a "vibrant bar scene"; the dining room can get "a bit loud" at times, but sleek decor and a "cool" ambiance make it a go-to for "beautiful people" in search of both "traditional and innovative Japanese cuisine."
Everything was delicious and service was excellent!
Excellent food. First time we had the toro tuna tartar - AMAZING. this time we had hamachi Kama. Equally amazing. It gets busy so booking is advised. Open table thought I was a no show for some reason - so make sure they mark you down. It’s not cheap - but definitely worth it. Try the Albariño they have. Excellent.
This was our first time at Sasa and we really enjoyed it. Not perfect - we probably would have given the dinner an '8' - '10 for food, service was a little off initially (took a long time for them to take our drink order, then we got complimentary champagne for our anniversary, but the drinks came out at the same time). Then we had a severe table wobble situation which they were fixing while...
We save Sasa for special occasions, both because it's special and it's pricey. The portions are on the small side for the price, but everything is beautifully presented and delicious.
Had a great waiter, Pablo! He explained the Menu since it was our first time there! He was very attentive! We had the duck buns! Delish! Great food
This company offers retail jewelry sales.
Sasa is a Japanese inspired restaurant in Walnut Creek. Izakaya Restaurants are traditional small plate restaurants where friends go to have a drink and unwind after a long day. Situated in the historic 100 year old building that for many years housed the Walnut Creek Meat Market, this architectural jewel has been transformed into a ambiance that wows and invites guests to stay and enjoy the...
Moe Started in 1983 by creating the most unigue retail shop in the heart of North Beach of San Francisco. Over the years, he expanded his service to other locations in the Bay Area.
SMS Email Print
Sasa's menu features Japanese influenced dishes from around the world consisting of an eclectic mix of local and seasonal meat, noodle, sashimi, and traditional sushi specialties, with an emphasis on a unique variety of fresh seafood and extensive sake selection. Please check back often for weekly specials.
If you don't see your business listed on YellowBot, please add your business listing.
YellowBot wants to get your input! If you have a comment, find a bug or think of something neat we should do, let us know.
© 2007-2024 Solfo, Inc. – All rights reserved