Sake Too

Went for dinner, around 7ish, there were a few tables with people, we sat at the sushi bar. We were quickly greeted and given menus. It took me awhile to choose something, the menu is kinda all over the place. My BF ordered some soup and said it was good. I finally settled on a (I think it was called) tuna sandwich roll. While waiting I was looking around. Noticed the front of the sushi cases looked like something had dripped down them at one time. The fake flower arrangement looming above me in the counter had a layer of dust, the lucky cat and girl (pennies precariously balanced in her hand) and the counter under them were all covered in dust. The lights above me were dusty and covered in cobwebs and filled with dead bugs. There is a sink behind the bar with a sign that says all employees must wash hands but it was so full of dishes I don’t see how anyone could get in there to properly wash their hands. One employee was lackadaisically washing a bucket. Dinner came, BF talked me into trying it, it wasn’t really a roll, they kinda made finger sandwiches out of rice and chopped tuna. Lots of rice, too big to pop in your mouth but it was tasty. I braced myself waiting for the sickness to come but it didn’t. (Phew) feeling like I dodged a bullet. They need a shut down and clean it up kinda cleaning. I don’t think I’ll go back to see if they did it.

Went for the first time last night. We had the Massaman Curry and Stir Fry. Definitely one of the best Massaman I’ve had. Service was impeccable. Good selection of beer, wine, & sake. Will give the sushi and sashimi a try next visit.

This was our first time at sake too. Walking in you can see how nice it’s decorated and how clean it is. The employees were very cordial. The menu is huge. The service was perfect. The food was delicious. We will definitely return.

The sushi is just horrible. For a few more dollars I would suggest going to Hokkaido Sushi 5 miles down the road.

I’ve been going to this place for 7+ years and I can say this: the service is always always always on point, the sushi is fresh and delicious, and the red curry and rice is to die for. One of my absolute favorites no doubt.

Haven’t been here in a few months wasn’t quite up to par as it usually is couple pieces of my salmon sushi little soft and stringy, and the miso soup had a funny taste to it. Don’t know really what to say use caution

Absolutely love this place… I come here for both sushi and Thai. Check out their specials… they always have something good for sushi. Love their pad Thai as well!

Apparently not too many people here have a lot of exposure to sushi to know how to rate sushi. Although the fish is OK, its not the freshes nor near high quality grade. The shari is a bit dry and its prepared incorrectly
Almost everything you order here is excessively salty. That spells MSG.

I came to Sake Too with my family. My dad ordered a delicious red chicken curry with miso soup. My mom ordered a Sake Sushi roll with the house salad. I had the Sake Special Roll with raw tuna, salmon, white fish, cream cheese, and avocado with an amazing coconut milk soup. The food was very good and the service was fast and friendly. This place is our go-​to when we want sushi in PSL!

Have tried a few sushi places in the Port St Lucie area and this is the only one I keep coming back to. I have yet to order something on the menu I don’t like and the prices are very reasonable!

The panang chicken curry is so good here!!! I love the location of this place too. The only issue I’ve ever found is parking, but it’s so nice there that we don’t mind the walk.

The sushi here is solid, without question. The food is fresh, but they use way too much rice as a filling in the sushi, which sucks. Service was pretty efficient. Me and my hubby will definitely come back whenever we’re back in FLA in that area, but will most likely skip ordering the spicy tuna — least favorite out of the three we ordered (spicy tuna, shrimp tempura, and salmon).

Prepare to exit I-​95, and go west to excellent sushi and Thai cuisine.
Sake Too is a gem and the only good restaurant situated off 95 worth the stop for at least an hours drive in either direction.
I recommend the crispy wahoo appetizer and either fresh sushi or Panang curry.
It’s situated off the grassy square in Tradition. Stretch your legs and skip fast food…

Great food and reasonable prices and the service is good too.

I eat here at least once a week. Food and service is A+. Try the Fuji Roll! Fish bites are yummy! Would eat here every day if I could!

Always great Thai food and Sushi isn’t bad. Panang Curry is really good. One of the better places to eat in PSL. Food is always reliable. Atmosphere is great. Prices are reasonable for the quality of food.

Moved to Tradition less than 2 mos. ago. Have been to this way overrated Japanese restaurant a number of times because I needed to stay close to home for deliveries and the like. Now that I don’t have to go, I won’t. The fish is far from the freshest. The TV is on a channel that covers medical procedures. Practically every roll has cream cheese (nothing Japanese about that one). The Pad Thai was tasteless as was just about every hot dish. What makes it really bad are the prices… the same as they charge in «real Japanese» restaurants. I hope they have some nearer-​by competition soon. I hate to see soooo many customers duped, as i was.

I’m very surprised with all the 5-​star reviews on this one. Not even close. Service was friendly but a little slow. We sat in the corner under the speaker. It happened to be playing a loud death-​metal song (although the only one of the night). The menu was vast — a little overwhelming actually. Had to flip back to the menu «key» several times to figure out the acronyms and blue spots.
The avocado salad was not memorable. Mass produced seaweed salad and ginger dressing that I imagine comes from Sysco foods or something equivalent. Krab salad contained just the kani strips in mayo and fish eggs. Avocados had small brown spots.
Dad’s yakitori was drenched in more mass-​produced sauce. I get the feeling that not a lot is made fresh here. My «Beauty and the Beast» roll was not good. My first bite of the eel side was very fishy. The tuna side was also fishy and was room temp. I noticed the eel still had the skin and fat, so when I took the skin off, I could stomach it. I left three pieces of the tuna roll, which is VERY rare for me.
Mom really liked her sea bass red curry, and Dad was happy with his April roll.
Based on Unilocal reviews, I was excited to try this place, but come on PSL Unilocalers! Branch out a little more and try some of the other sushi restaurants in town. You might be surprised at how much better it can be.

Excellent spot with a variety of cuisine. Japanese is right on. Tomorrow I will try their Thai meal.
The sushi is very fresh and tasty. The staff is very friendly.
Close to hotels and shopping this is a winner!

I just absolutely love their thai food. Everytime I go I always get the beef red curry. It is thick and full of flavor. I love that they add bamboo shoots. I love really spicy food and they can make a true ‘thai hot’. They even have the hot chili powder to make things spicier. There salad dressing is absolutely addicting too. Spring rolls are always hot and delish. My husband always gets the sashimi which is always fresh and thicker than the other places that serve them paper thin.