National Sake Day is Oct. 1, and there’s no better place to celebrate than in South Florida. Raise a glass and celebrate centuries of tradition by discovering some of the best hotspots in Miami to enjoy the 2,000-year-old Japanese art of sake.

Toku

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Elevate your sake experience at Toku, where an impressive selection of sakes perfectly complements its deliciously crafted, modern Asian dishes including peking duck, miso black cod, fresh sushi rolls, sashimi and more. Savor a range of choices, from Honjozo and Junmai to Daiginjo, Nigori, Plum Sake, and sparkling varieties of the Japanese delicacy. 19575 Biscayne Blvd., Unit 1109 Aventura / Website

Sushi By Bou

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Raise a toast with a lively "Kanpai!" (or “cheers”) at the newly opened omakase spot, Sushi By Bou, hidden within Arlo Wynwood's Higher Ground. This speakeasy-style gem, adorned with '90s hip-hop graffiti and plush velvet, redefines the omakase experience. To celebrate National Sake Day, guests can enjoy a complimentary round of sake during all seatings on Oct. 1 by entering the code "SAKEDAY" when booking online. Immerse yourself in this timeless tradition while savoring some of the freshest sushi selections in Miami. 2217 NW Miami Court, Miami / Website

Osaka Nikkei

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Located in the heart of Brickell, Osaka Nikkei offers a unique experience, fusing Japanese millinery techniques and Peruvian flavors. To celebrate, this South Florida hotspot is offering over 200 bottles of sake, featuring varieties like Junmai Ginjo, and Daiginjo perfect to pair with its freshest ceviches, tiraditos, Osk-style nigiri, and more. 1300 Brickell Bay Dr., Miami / Website

Gekkō

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With its blend of upscale steakhouse ambiance and Japanese cuisine, Gekkō, the creation of Bad Bunny and David Grutman, stands out in Brickell. Pair its premium Soto sake with mouthwatering dishes like assorted nigiri, USDA prime steaks, and lobster dumplings—making Gekkō the ideal spot to raise a glass this National Sake Day. 8 SE 8th St, Miami / Website

Komodo Miami

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Masterfully blending Southeast Asian flavors with Miami flare, Komodo is offering an exclusive selection of sparkling sake to celebrate. Guests can pair its sake with signature dishes like its savory soy sake salmon or wild mushroom lo mein served with sake cream, or fan-favorites like the peking duck, wagyu fried rice, and so much more. 801 Brickell Ave, Miami / Website

Makoto

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Celebrate National Sake Day at Bal Harbor’s Makoto, where guests are offered an elevated dining experience with a premier selection of expertly curated sakes to complement its renowned dishes. Upon visiting, be sure to pair the robust flavors of the wagyu filet or lamb ribs with a smooth, full-bodied sake. Other delectable menu items include the Fire and Ice oysters, hamachi crispy rice complemented by a rich, zesty yuzu kosho sauce, and more. 9700 Collins Ave, Miami Beach / Website