#satobrewpub

[universallongings]

Fridays are for feasting. Life is better with ramen, cocktails, and @bustinaxo. #treatyoself #satobrewpub (at Sato Brewpub) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8ALy43hMmPWMuttg-xXN_S9OSvCfz1zZf9KXc0/?igshid=13tesyhnvhq62

[universallongings]

Is there anything better than ramen, fries, and finally getting to spend time with my beautiful tropical fish?! Actually there is - we got to help out a great cause with #dineoutwny too! Next dinner will be in WDW! @kekela717 #galentinestrip2018 #satobrewpub https://www.instagram.com/p/Bou6y73AtPzCWXtM4ctOmXfX_frOeYxm7Zj_XE0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=15h91677s4sfq

[universallongings]

I think it was love at first bite for me and #satobrewpub! I love nights on the town with @hopofthemorning! #treatyoself (at Sato Brewpub)

[buffalist]

The first time I’ve heard of izakaya, or informal Japanese gastropubs, was while walking around the streets of Toronto with a friend. 

The first time I got to try one -- was in New York City. 

So when I heard that the owners of Sato Ramen were opening Sato Brewpub on 110 Pearl Street in Buffalo earlier this year, I was thrilled that this style of Japanese tapas-type dining was coming closer to home.   

Their menu includes an assortment of ramens ($11-$14), meats on sticks ($4-$9 for two), rice bowls ($5-$8) and appetizers including the Okonmiyaki fries ($6), miso wings ($7). 

Being a brewpub, Sato Brewpub also had a menu of Japanese Belgian beers, like the Rabbit in the Moon ($6.50), a Belgian style beer with a hint of green tea and acidic citrusy taste.

Another nice feature about this place, they had courtesy lotion, pads and tampons in the women’s restroom. 

Here’s their full menu: