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211 E 43rd St, Lower Level, New York, NY
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The Infatuation advises readers to book in advance for Sakagura in its Midtown guide, reflecting steady demand for the izakaya's relatively affordable sashimi, udon, soba, and small plates like Japanese fried chicken.
Part of the draw is the hidden-gem entrance itself, per the guide: diners walk through an office building lobby and down a staircase past security, an atmosphere that heightens the appeal of securing a table ahead of time rather than risking a walk-in.
Patterns as reported by press and regulars — not measured by damnlines.
Reservations: Recommended in advance, via Resy
The Infatuation does not report a specific wait time but advises booking in advance, indicating walk-in seating is not reliable.
Yes, The Infatuation says to book via Resy in advance.
The Infatuation's guidance to book ahead suggests walk-ins are not the recommended approach, though it isn't explicitly ruled out.
Sources: The Infatuation
