Two Storeys, One Sanctuary: Sake+ and Its Chandelier at 313@Somerset

September 15, 2026
Summary: Where Japanese sake meets Italian flair. Sake+ at 313@Somerset is a two-storey izakaya and fusion dining destination, pairing craft sake with everything from wagyu steak to margherita pizza.

Your Japanese-Fusion Sanctuary in Orchard

Sake+ is the latest concept from Fish Mart Sakuraya, a brand well known for carrying premium Japanese groceries and serving authentic Japanese cuisine across four outlets in Singapore. True to its tagline as a “Japanese-Fusion Sanctuary,” Sake+ brings together craft sake, modern izakaya vibes, and curated food pairings under one roof.

The 313@Somerset outlet is a spacious, photogenic two-storey space in the mall's open-air section — the ground floor buzzes with casual izakaya energy, sizzling skewers, and takoyaki, while the upper floor offers a more intimate dining room centred around a striking crystal chandelier.

Sake+ Japanese Restaurant and Izakaya at 313@Somerset
Photo credit: Sake Japanese Restaurant Izakaya

A Space Built for Sake Lovers & Special Gatherings

Beyond daily dining, Sake+ regularly hosts special sake-focused events, having previously welcomed guests for a themed Saitama Sake Night featuring free-flow drinks from Saitama Prefecture breweries alongside a Japanese standing buffet — a great example of the kind of community and networking events the venue is known for.

On the upper floor, guests can also enjoy fixed-price sake pairings alongside the fusion menu, with the space designed to feel just as fitting for a casual gathering as it is for a special celebration.

Pro Tip: Follow Sake+ on Instagram for updates on upcoming themed sake nights and tasting events — these tend to have limited seating and sell out quickly.

What to Order

The menu is best described as a marriage of Japanese and Italian cuisines, headlined by the A5 Miyazaki Wagyu Steak for those wanting to splurge, alongside more affordable Omakase sets starting from just $48. Popular a la carte picks include the Eel Avocado Roll, Salmon Sashimi, and the crowd-favourite Teriyaki Pizza — a genuinely unexpected but well-loved fusion dish.

Grilled food lovers should try the Shio Koji Pork Steak ($16), while those craving something more Italian can opt for the Margherita Pizza ($14). To drink, the Owari Otokoyama Daiginjo and Yoshi Sparkling White Wine Chardonnay pair beautifully with the food, while the Kubota Junmai Daiginjo is a great pick for those who prefer their sake on the drier side.

Sake and Japanese fusion dishes at Sake+
Photo credit: Sake Japanese Restaurant Izakaya

Outlet Details

Mall Unit Address Contact Google Maps
313@Somerset #01-27 313 Orchard Road, 313@Somerset, Singapore 238895 Contact via Instagram View on Google Maps

Opening Hours

Day Hours
Monday12:00pm – 11:00pm
Tuesday12:00pm – 11:00pm
Wednesday12:00pm – 11:00pm
Thursday12:00pm – 11:00pm
Friday12:00pm – 11:00pm
Saturday12:00pm – 11:00pm
Sunday12:00pm – 11:00pm

Last order for food is at 10:00pm, and for drinks at 10:30pm. Hours may be adjusted during public holidays or mall-wide events, so it's worth checking the outlet's live status on Google Maps before you head down.

Crystal chandelier dining room at Sake+
Photo credit: Sake Japanese Restaurant Izakaya

Follow & Order Online

Sake+ keeps diners updated on new menu items, sake events, and promotions across its official channels:

For delivery, Sake+ is available on Foodpanda. As a restaurant, Sake+ does not operate any e-commerce or marketplace storefronts such as Shopee or Lazada.

Getting to Sake+ at 313@Somerset

Sake+ is located in the open-air section of 313@Somerset, a short walk from Somerset MRT station (NS23), making it a convenient stop for a casual izakaya bite downstairs or a more intimate dinner upstairs. For exact directions and current opening status, tap the map link below.

Get directions to Sake+ 313@Somerset on Google Maps

Pro Tip: If you're after the crystal chandelier ambience for a date night or celebration, request a table on the second floor when booking — the ground floor is better suited for a more casual, drop-in izakaya experience.
Izakaya skewers and takoyaki at Sake+
Photo credit: Sake Japanese Restaurant Izakaya

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