Sakura Sari

Sausages and potato salad sit alongside dishes such as sauerkraut and short pasta stir-fried together. At Sakura Sari, diners can build a meal by choosing dishes one at a time. One visitor recalled ordering a German set with their spouse and being especially taken with Krautspätzle, a dish of sauerkraut and pasta stir-fried together. They also went back for more beer; for a similarly leisurely meal, sausages can be the centrepiece, with another dish alongside.

For one person, the Bayern Set pairs 3 kinds of sausage with potato salad for 1,250 yen; a set with 5 kinds of sausage and potato salad costs 1,300 yen. Both offer an easy way to compare the sausages, with the latter a slightly smaller selection. Another visitor found the schnitzel’s coating light and crisp, and enjoyed it with the potato salad. The menu also lists schnitzel with potato salad as a dish in its own right, for those who would rather make something other than sausage the focus.

German beers on the menu include Radeberger pilsner and Köstritzer dark beer. Some diners have described choosing a beer with the food after asking for advice; wine by the glass and hot wine, available in winter, are also options. For dessert, Kaiserschmarrn is a raisin-studded pancake served with apple mousse and ice cream. It is described as a generous portion, and could be a satisfying finish to a meal or a choice for anyone in the mood for something sweet.

Alongside German dishes, the menu includes nasi goreng, Yaeyama soba and Asian seafood yakisoba. That range gives a group options when tastes differ, or when someone would prefer something other than German food. The restaurant is open from 18:00 to 21:30, except on Thursdays. It serves dinner in the restaurant and also offers takeaway.