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Fukushima Flight, first week of January special.
Morgan H.

Greg, the owner of Sake Secret, is the most knowledgeable about all things sake. I've been a few times now and enjoy simply talking with him about each bottle and the differences in clarity of sake. He has an extensive array of offerings at a range of prices, and his tastings are well priced as well. On quite a few Wednesdays throughout the month he'll bring in various producers for free tastings and the first week of every month he offers a discounted $10 flight. If the two line up, you're in great shape! This is a nice place to spend an hour or so that differs from your usual bar or brewery scene.

Grant S.

I've been eyeing Sake Secret for a few months now and it wasn't until last month that I got around to visiting the brick and mortar location. I'm glad I finally went because it's been a spot that a spot that I've been returning to lately. Greg has managed to create an environment that's welcoming to new sake drinkers and regulars alike, while remaining really informational about the different types of sake. I would say I was a beginner drinker before I started going to Sake Secret regularly. But through trying some of the free tastings(some of which he invites breweries from Japan), and recommendations from him and other bartenders, I have a better idea of what types of sake I like. Although, I'm still working on developing my personal taste for sake, that just means I need to stop by more often haha

Greg Beck, owner, Sakè sommelier, entrepreneur, promoter; Brian of SIPT Global LLC extreme left.
Gary I.

Sakè Secret may not be a secret any longer finding a permanent store front on Pine Street. It started as a kick start party and pop up at the Long Beach Beer Lab in October 2022. Its infamous Long Beach Sakè Day Fest in the park usually occurs in October so peruse info on their website closer to the date.  Greg Beck, owner, Sakè sommelier, entrepreneur, promoter, has a sharp photographic memory that serves him well in curating winning, premium Sakè (sah keh) as well as recognizing people not seen dating back years in the Sakè Weltanschauung. I participated in his Half Way to Long Beach Sakè Day Fest in June 2024, and it didn't disappoint. Nama Zakè Paul of Portland, Oregon was a good natured, "big presence" at this event.  Specialized Nama Zakè selection was most impressive and rather rare to find in the U.S. since it contains live yeast & Kōji so must be continuously refrigerated to avoid spoilage much like Mexican Pulque. The Èchigo Minè no Haku Bai Shuzō's Junmai Daiginjō Nama Zakè was memorable for its fruity, slightly frizzante freshness.   Sakè sommelier Beck did a broad spectrum of Sakè to appeal to all from congnoscenti to the getting their feet wet novices. Brian of SIPT Global LLC, Buena Park, CA was there with all his refined charm and hospitable demeanor helping to pour the ambrosia of the Gods.  Just outside was Smok Moc Yakitori, which will be opening in the city of Lomita in mid-2024, bbqing Japanese food over live charcoals to feed the hungry after 2 hours of Sakè tasting.   Sakè Secret is truly a gem when seeking to sample exquisite Sakè and then deciding what bottles of satisfying Sakè to obtain under advisement & elucidation by Greg to make for a curated experience.  5 stars

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Emily N.

I don't drink much anymore, but I wanted to try this place because it's truly one of a kind in the area. Although I'm not very knowledgeable about sake, the owner is a sake sommelier who clearly knows his stuff. You can tell he's incredibly passionate about it, and he even lived in Japan for many years. The atmosphere was perfect for a casual date night or just hanging out with your friends enjoying sake. I especially loved the sake flights, which I'd never tried before. It's easier to understand the different taste of sake when it's side by side. The daiginjo flight was amazing. Thanks for teaching us all about the world of sake. We had a blast!

Jasmin H.

This is a great downtown neighborhood friendly location. They got a variety of different types of high quality sake. Even you are not into Sake you'll pyrobably find something according to your taste. Nice Sake and great specials. Sweet owner!

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Yassi G.

Just recently found out about this spot and had a really cool experience for my first time. It's an intimate setting of a bar, where you can enjoy your choice of plentiful flight options. I went with the "meat and cheese plate" flight as recommended by Greg after sharing with him my drink taste preferences- and they surely did not disappoint. I honestly enjoyed all three of the tasters very much but one of them I almost want to go back and buy a bottle. As you can see by my pics, they are honest pours as well. "The works" cheese and meat plate paired really well with the flight. It is crafted by a local cheese shop la Vache; the box was super small but tbh it was just enough for us. The cheese was SO GOOD. (I don't eat meat so I can't say anything about that part of the box). Greg was super nice and welcoming and clearly very knowledgeable and passionate about sake. This place also offers merch and an entire wall of refrigerated variety of sake bottles to purchase. Quite mesmerizing, I hope to try many of them over this next year.

US made sake w: tea notes
Eunice P.

What a wonderful place. Fiance and I heard about Greg from the sake sisters. Such a friendly atmosphere here and a community like experience. The staff and regulars are very knowledgeable like Evan and Remedy. This place had a steady flow of people either drinking in or taking a bottle to go. Such a wide selection and sake is enjoyable hot or cold. I personally don't experience any hangovers and it definitely gets you places after a bottle. Remedy is super kawaii, personable, knowledgeable and a great multitasker taking care of servings, recommendations and checking people out for their to go's. Definitely not a place for large groups, they have about 7-8 seats at the bar for pour? But definitely a wide selection of sake from bottle to single serve size and pottery as well as snacks. They also offer two tap beers. Park in the parking structure or st if available.

Fancy stuff & American selection March 2024
Molly B.

A FANTASTIC experience - my friend and I found Greg to be extremely knowledgeable and cordial. The flights were well designed and offerings had broad flavor and smell profiles. We got a Fancy Stuff and American flight and enjoyed both - plus it was fascinating to see the different styles and offerings between Japan and the US. There's several fridges and shelves of sake bottles for purchase all at a reasonable price. Appointments are recommended as there are only 5-6 bar seats and a 4 top. Go here and learn, enjoy, and savor sake!

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James A.

If you like to learn as much as detail about the art of sake making and tasting, this is the place. Been hearing a lot of good things about Sake Secret across various Long Beach centric news articles for the past few months, so finally had a chance to stop in. There is a neighbor sushi restaurant that sponsors sushi making classes, so I mistakenly thought the two businesses were related (they are not). We had gotten gifts of different sake for Christmas, so came early on a late Saturday morning to say Hi and see if I could learn (of course, I forgot to take pictures of the bottles). Greg is the proprietor of Sake Secret and is the guy that will most likely be there if you stop in. I was the only customer, so felt OK taking up his time a bit. My first starting off question was about tasting and proper temperature, and it went from there. He was super knowledgeable and was very, very good at sharing that knowledge in a practical way. I learned a lot, We needed to purchase some house gifts, so went with two bottles: one meant to be drunk warm (Suehiro Densho Yamahai Junmai $35) and one drunk chilled (HeavenSake JG $45 which came in a gorgeous aqua bottle, whose color reminded me of a vodka bottle we bought from Ocean Organic in Maui). I did get a chance to taste the Junmai with friends for New Years, properly warming it up first. We all really enjoyed it, and this might become a tradition for us. As seen by other reviews, this is a place that Sake aficionados would drive quite a ways to get to, and its location is a nice fit between Los Angeles and Orange Counties. We will make it a point to stop in again in '24, to learn more (and hopefully partake during the Wed happy hour tasting). Super happy (and proud) that Greg chose DTLB for his passion.

Afuri "Falling Rain" Muroka Nama Genshu Robust, Complex Sake with lucious acidity big bold flavors and aroma
Cho L.

I am sure you have had beer and wine tasting... but what about Sake ? This is the ONLY Sake tasting place in LA at the moment. The owner Greg is a Sake Sommelier and had spent a while in Japan to study for it. Sake: We had the "Natsu Know You, Good Bye!" and the Afuri "Falling Rain" Muroka Nama Genshu flights. Greg was very knowledgeable explaining the history, differences, and uniqueness of each sake we had. If you would like, you could also purchase a bottle of sake at retail price after tasting. There's a couple of fridges stocked up for to-go if you already know what to get. These sake selections are vetted by the owner and there should be no bad choices. It comes down to your preference. This place also Charcuterie board and a bunch of Japanese snacks to go with the Sake. My favorite is probably the smoked flavored squid snack. Greg is passionate and we had learned a lot about Sake. Ambiance: At the time, there weren't many people. The store is neat and clean. You can park at the public structures nearby and first two hours are free. It's in the heart of Downtown Long Beach so plenty of food places around. I am coming back to this place for sure to try out other flights !

Jeffrey L.

Greg is the man! I'm so happy for him and the new business! We first went when he was in Long Beach Beer Lab Brewery working 14 hour days. He would work in the morning at the brewery, then head over to the little corner of the brewery for his intimate sake bar experience. PARKING sucks around the area but HAVE NO FEAR! Parking structure has first 2 hour free parking! My gf and I had a short walk around the corner. Definitely ALWAYS check his IG because he'll have special events and tastings! We happened to be in the area and he also had a free sake flight tasting! Greg is SO knowledgeable about every sake brewery and the entire process. We didn't get any food but there are also food pairings with it! We tried 3 different sake's and ended up buying a bottle for our friends! Will ABSOLUTELY come back to learn more and experience different sake's that you'd never see in restaurants. Also feel free to disk golf with him!

Tasting Flight, Feb. 2025
Kyle N.

An absolute must-visit when in Long Beach. You may already have an idea of where to drink on a night in DTLB, but Sake Secret offers a completely one-of-a-kind experience that fits perfectly with any night of the week. There's a massive selection of sake and shochu. The owner represents one of Long Beach's finest assets: that super-passionate small business owner who makes it their mission to put you onto something great. Exceptional quality drinks here. Tasting flights can come with a cheese & cured meats pairing that you might expect from a Napa Valley wine tasting. We also got a crash course in sake brewing, the different flavor profiles, and even some expert travel tips for visiting Japan. The shop is quiet and well-lit, feeling more like a shop than a bar. Sometimes there's music playing from a record player. Tips are not accepted, but if you're like most visitors and feel the overwhelming need to show gratitude by the end of your visit: buy a couple bottles for the road. The prices here are great and the selection is way more expansive than what you can expect from major liquor retailers or corner stores. Overall this is a solid pick for date night and I can't wait to bring everyone I know here.

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Cute, cozy little place to stop in and taste some great sake. Friendly and helpful staff along with some great at finds at a decent price.

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EVERYTHING SAKE! Lovely service. Unbelievable selections. I still want to try a tasting.

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Best selection in Southern CA; amazing owner and great vibes! Greg is happy to teach you all about sake!

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Can you buy the Sake to take home or you have to drink it in person?

Thanks for your question! Yes, as L.A. County's ONLY Sake specialty shop, you can take home bottles at retail price from our huge selection. Additionally, you can speak with… Read more

Hi! How can we make an appointment? I notice on the website it only talks about subscription?

Thanks for your question. I'm currently in the process of expanding into a brick and mortar location that will be opening in Downtown Long Beach. My grand opening is scheduled for Aug. 19th and my hours will be Wednesday though Sunday 11-7pm. No… Read more

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Greg, the proprietor, brings a wealth of knowledge and a well rounded selection of top class sake to imbibe.

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