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Sato Omakase

San Francisco, California

Sato Omakase in Lower Nob Hill serves a $195 seasonal Edomae sushi menu by Chef Alex, with optional sake pairing, bookable through OpenTable.

Single piece of nigiri sushi with multiple toppings on textured surface
  • Modern omakase restaurant counter with open kitchen, dark interior, and seated diners
  • Sato Omakase photo 3
Photo: jatin jindal via Google

At a glance

Price
$$
Dinner omakase
$195
Chef
Alex
Sake pairing
Yes
Reservations
OpenTable
Booking
OpenTable
Category
Sake pairing

Sato Omakase sits at 1122 Post St in Lower Nob Hill, San Francisco, open nightly from 5pm to 11pm except Mondays. The dinner omakase is priced at $195 per person, placing it in the moderate tier for the format, and a sake pairing is offered alongside the meal.

Chef Alex, working from a background in traditional Japanese sushi, builds the seasonal menu around Edomae technique. The current spring progression opens with a composed bite pairing toro, Hokkaido uni, and oscietra caviar, then moves through oshitashi, namero, and a suimono built on fish-bone dashi. The nigiri sequence includes kombu-aged hirame, sayori, Oita horse mackerel, kohada, and sakura masu, followed by a warm kinmedai course with uni and asparagus cream. A tuna sequence of zuke akami, chu-toro, and toro precedes a close of Hokkaido uni, anago, miso panna cotta, and genmaicha.

Reservations are handled through OpenTable, and the restaurant recommends booking ahead given the seated omakase format. Sato Omakase also operates a related, more casual space, Sushi Sato, for diners seeking omakase-level sushi in a less formal setting.

The dining room is described by the restaurant as combining traditional Japanese design with contemporary elements, though specific seat count is not listed. Anyone planning a visit should confirm current seating capacity and any dietary-accommodation policies directly with the restaurant before booking.

Good to know

How much does the omakase cost at Sato Omakase?
The dinner omakase is $195 per person. A sake pairing is available as an add-on.
How do I book a table?
Reservations are made through OpenTable via the restaurant's booking link; walk-ins are not the primary route for the omakase seating.
What are the hours?
Sato Omakase is open Tuesday through Sunday from 5pm to 11pm and is closed on Mondays.
Who is the chef?
Chef Alex leads the kitchen, with a background in traditional Japanese sushi technique.
Where is the restaurant located and how do I get there?
It's at 1122 Post St in the Lower Nob Hill neighborhood of San Francisco; for parking or transit specifics, confirm with the restaurant directly.

Details checked September 30, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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