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Sake pairing in United States

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  • Honolulu, Hawaii

    Edomae sushi with sake pairing at Sushi Sho, inside The Ritz-Carlton Residences in Waikiki, open nightly except Monday.

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  • Honolulu, Hawaii

    A 9-seat counter omakase inside Restaurant SUNTORY in Waikiki, with lunch and two dinner courses booked through OpenTable.

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  • New York City, New York

    A 12-seat counter in Hell's Kitchen offering a 10-course Edomae sushi omakase at $150, with a $100 lunch option and optional sake pairing.

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  • Dallas, Texas

    Tei-An is a 16-seat Edomae sushi counter in downtown Dallas led by chef Teiichi Sakurai, with sake pairings and Michelin-listed recognition.

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  • Honolulu, Hawaii

    Tempura and sushi omakase in Ala Moana, Honolulu, led by Chef Kiyoshi Chikano with sake pairings; reserve via OpenTable.

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  • Chicago, Illinois

    A ten-seat, 18-course Edomae sushi counter in River North led by Master Sushi Chef Kaze Chan, Michelin-listed, with sake pairing and OpenTable booking.

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  • Washington, D.C., District of Columbia

    Modern sushi restaurant in Northwest Washington, D.C., led by chef Rob Drennan, with omakase, sake pairings, and easy SevenRooms booking.

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  • Houston, Texas

    Uchi Houston pairs a 12-seat omakase counter called Oheya with Chef Tyson Cole's modern sushi menu in Montrose; book via SevenRooms.

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  • Scottsdale, Arizona

    Uchi Scottsdale is Tyson Cole's modern sushi restaurant on North Scottsdale Road, with omakase, sake pairings and a private room, bookable via SevenRooms.

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  • Denver, Colorado

    Michelin-listed, 12-seat counter omakase in Denver's Central district, led by chef Phraseuth Paul Sananikone and booked through OpenTable.

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  • Boston, Massachusetts

    18-course Edomae omakase by chef Gary Lei in North Cambridge, Boston, with sake pairings and OpenTable booking, from $168–$178 per person.

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  • San Francisco, California

    Fifteen-seat Edomae counter in Bernal Heights, San Francisco, led by chef Takeshi Saito, a Jiro Ono trainee; one Michelin star, ten-course omakase.

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