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About this place
The mood at the table may depend on whether you begin with grilled bone-in chicken or a platter of sashimi. Sharaku’s menu also features horse sashimi, chijimi and sake tastings. One diner reported ordering the sashimi platter, while another mentioned both the grilled chicken and sashimi. Choose a main dish, then add something to share, such as chijimi or potato salad, when dining with a group.
Drinks include beer, highballs and chūhai, while plum wine and fruit liqueurs can be served on the rocks, with water or with soda. Sake is available chilled or hot, offering different pairings for the food. The menu also lists lassi, squash drinks and soft drinks for those who prefer a non-alcoholic option. One diner praised the lassi, and the range may make it easier for everyone to find a drink they like at a meal with an all-you-can-drink course.
One group reported enjoying a course with all-you-can-drink options at a workplace gathering, and found the restaurant comfortable for a reasonably sized party. Sharaku has private rooms and is described as suitable for groups, so making a reservation is worth considering for a dinner with several people.
