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Sakura Sho Restaurant

自助餐 · ⭐ 4.3

No. 5, Beijing Development Building, East Third Ring North Road

Dishes

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  Salmon

  Salmon, with tender flesh and vibrant color. Typically eaten raw, paired with mustard, soy sauce, or lemon juice to preserve its natural flavor. It can also be pan-fried, grilled, or boiled—simple to prepare and rich in nutrition.
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  Sea Scallop

  Sea scallop is a seafood dish that primarily uses fresh sea scallops as the main ingredient. The preparation typically involves cleaning the scallops thoroughly and combining them with seasonings such as soy sauce, mustard, or other preferred sauces. It can be simply cooked or eaten raw to preserve its delicious flavor.
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  Shrimp Tempura

  Tempura shrimp is a Japanese fried shrimp dish. Fresh large shrimp are peeled leaving the tails intact, then coated in a batter made from eggs, cold water, and cake flour before being deep-fried in hot oil until golden and crispy.
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  Seasonal Fruit

  Seasonal fruits are fresh-picked fruits selected according to the season, usually requiring no complex processing and can be eaten after simple washing; some may be cut or peeled as needed.
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  Matsutake Mushroom Soup

  Matsutake soup is made with the precious matsutake mushroom as the main ingredient, enhanced with chicken or lean meat for flavor. The preparation is simple: first simmer the meat to create a rich broth, then add sliced matsutake and gently stew over low heat to preserve its natural aroma. The soup has a clear color and a rich, smooth taste, making it an excellent choice for nourishment and health preservation.
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  Sea Urchin

  Sea urchin is a marine creature with tender flesh and a delicious flavor. It is commonly eaten raw, seasoned with lemon juice or soy sauce and mustard, and can also be used to make dishes such as sea urchin fried rice and steamed egg with sea urchin.
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  Grilled Live Eel

  Grilled live eel is made from fresh, live eels that are professionally prepared and then grilled. The eel is slowly roasted over charcoal, resulting in a golden, crispy skin and tender, juicy meat inside. It is served with a specially crafted sauce, delivering a unique and delicious flavor.
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  Peony Shrimp

  Peony shrimp is made primarily from fresh shrimp, named for its bright red color and flower-like shape resembling a peony. The preparation involves cleaning the shrimp, removing the intestinal vein and antennae, marinating with cooking wine and ginger paste, then cooking and arranging the dish in the shape of a peony flower.
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  Sweet Shrimp

  Sweet shrimp is a dish primarily made with fresh shrimp, carefully prepared to highlight tender and juicy meat with a naturally sweet taste. Typically, uniformly sized shrimp are used, combined with simple seasonings to preserve the shrimp's inherent freshness and flavor.
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  Pan-Seared Ox Tongue

  Pan-seared beef tongue is a dish featuring beef tongue as the main ingredient. The tongue is cleaned, blanched, sliced, marinated with seasonings, and then pan-fried until golden brown on the outside and fully cooked inside. A small amount of oil or butter is typically used during cooking to preserve the natural flavor of the tongue.
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  Pan-Seared Foie Gras

  Pan-seared foie gras is a refined delicacy, primarily made from fresh goose liver. The preparation involves gently frying the liver until both sides are golden brown, preserving its crispy exterior and tender interior, while pairing it with specially crafted spices to enhance the flavor.
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  Lobster

  Made with lobster as the main ingredient, typically boiled in water or stir-fried with butter and garlic, served with onions and tomatoes for a fresh, firm texture.

Reviews

• Ren_10
  The sashimi platter was seriously generous — the sea urchin was so sweet and creamy, literally melted in my mouth, and they paired it with these thin cucumber slices that cut through the richness perfectly. The sweet shrimp were plump and juicy, and the little shrimp roe had this amazing sweet pop that made me just keep going back for more. We sat in one of the tatami private rooms and it felt really cozy and private, great for a small get-together with friends. Food came out super fast and the service was on point — attentive without being annoying. The wasabi octopus was bouncy and chewy with just the right kick of wasabi, honestly the more I chewed it the better it got. Overall just a really comfortable, easy meal. Would definitely come back.