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A delicious spread of squid and tataki, served with tea
Japanese Kanji denoting the word 'Omakase'

OMAKASE?

TAKE A journey through
the world of traditional
japanese cuisine

An aerial shot of a delectable squid dishAn assorted selection of Satsuki's finest sushiSome of our delicious dessert options

Directly translated,
Omakase means “I leave it up to you”

At Satsuki, guests leave themselves in the hands of our chefs to experience a seasonal meal, made from scratch, using the finest ingredients available.

Sake being poured from a flask into a sake cup

SAKE,
SAKE,
SAKE

An illustration of a sake flask and cup

Chef May May has searched far and wide to bring our guests the best sake Japan has to offer—Some never before seen in Canada.

see our sake selection

THE
MEANING
OF SATSUKI

Satsuki is the traditional name for the month of May, and a girl’s name of Japanese origin. It also happens to be the name of Satsuki’s Executive Chef, May May—Who’s birthday is also in May.

No matter the season, she will take you on a culinary journey through the world of traditional Japanese cuisine.

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Japanese Lanterns with different Kanji together in a row
An illustration of rolling hills in a traditional Japanese style

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