Saké (pronounced “sa-kay”):
An alcoholic beverage brewed using water, rice, and koji mold as its main ingredients.
Nomi (pronounced “noh-mee”):
Japanese word meaning “only.” When paired with the word saké, it is also slang for, to put it politely, “one who likes to drink.” (from the verb nomu, to drink)
We named our shop Saké Nomi because we sell only premium saké, and we hope to create an atmosphere that will appeal to “drinking enthusiasts".
Shichida Junmai Ginjo Muroka Nama. "The collected tears of joyously weeping angels." Only 5 cases made it to Washington. We've sold all but the 9 bottles remaining in our fridge. You DON'T want to miss it. Kanpai!
Welcoming back some old friends: Wakatake Onikoroshi "Demon Killer" junmai ginjo & Harushika Cho Karakuchi "Extra Dry" junmai. It's been too long-- let's Kanpai!
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It's Wednesday, and that's reason enough to Kanpai!
Sakeman Green speaking truth to the people!
CLOSED today in celebration and appreciation of Father's Day, ballet, the US Open, and, of course, premium sake. Arigato & Kanpai, Papa-san!
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Conducting tours of Japan by the glass. This weekend's destinations: Saga, Niigata, Hiroshima, Tochigi, Nagano, Kochi, and points beyond. All aboard & Kanpai!
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New Sake, A Special Guest & Angel Tears
New to Washington and featured on this week's menu, a certified organic yamahai junmai from Tentaka called, Organaka. Particularly pleasing to those who like their sake dry, but with good, solid body. Kanpai!
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Back at it with a new menu, and introducing a new-to-WA organic yamahai junmai (in case that means anything to you). Kanpai!
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No need to be Sake-less in Seattle. Kanpai!
Hours
Tuesday - Saturday: 2 - 10 p.m.
Sunday: Noon - 6 p.m.
Monday: CLOSED
Contact
Email: info@sakenomi.us
Telephone: 206-467-SAKE(7253)
76 South Washington Street
Seattle, Washington 98104
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