Yozora

An Experience Like No Other

What makes it fun

In Japanese, the name "Yozora" translates to "Night Sky." Yozora is a stylish Japanese Izakaya and listening bar specializing in premium Japanese Sake & Wine, along with a variety of transitional and contemporary sharing dishes such as Crudo, Yakitori, and Wagyu from Miyazaki, Japan, Australia. Yozora is dedicated to offering guests an exceptional listening experience with a unique custom-built sound system and a laid-back atmosphere that ensures every guest enjoys great seating and comfort.

Google Reviews

Yozora Sake & Wine Listening Bar

4.7

Based on 105 reviews

Adrian

19:28 02 Mar 25

Jerry Schmitz

03:33 01 Mar 25

Great service from everyone.
AMAZING CULINARY EXPERIENCE.
Shout out to Othon Jr !

04:23 19 Feb 25

10/10. Everything here is exceptional from the food to the staff, one of our top 3 favorite restaurants in San Antonio. 😍

Janine S

02:13 03 Feb 25

My husband and I tried this restaurant for the first time during restaurant week. I really wanted to like it. It started off well. Though, they really like their sauces. Everything was nearly drenched in a sauce. Their hotline gyoza was recommended by our server, and it was covered in sweet chili sauce. Less is more. The flavor of the gyoza was good, but the chili sauce was just too much. We got the aburi machi and pepper fin crudo, both drenched in a sauce. Again, less is more. For our main course, I got the octopus as I like to try it when available. It’s hard to get right. And this wasn’t it for me. It was a little too rubbery and fishy. And then there was the gochujang sauce and cilantro aioli. This time, I think it could’ve used more of the sauces! Also, the onigiri is a cute touch, but they’re normally meant to be eaten with your hands. So it was a little strange to see plated with the octopus. I only ate about a quarter of the octopus because the texture wasn’t as I hoped. But again, I know cooking octopus can be challenging. My husband got the wagyu teriyaki. The teriyaki sauce was abundant (less is more) and the meat was actually tougher than we anticipated.. Which we found interesting considering it was cooked perfectly. The wagyu came out in a kaiseki like fashion..

I really liked their version of the sunomono which we ordered off their menu. The yuzu is very refreshing but again, way too much dressing. It was a generous portion. Overall, I’m glad we gave it a try.

Ali Poulson

04:50 26 Jan 25

Excellent. Crispy toro, lobster, yellowtail--each dish was delicious.

Kathie Martin

19:42 18 Feb 24

We've been looking for a great Izakaya in San Antonio and were absolutely thrilled to finally find one. Loved the food, service, music and atmosphere. We plan to be regulars!

Justin Parr

05:11 24 Jan 24

So fantastic! Everything was great. It was so worth the drive and such a great meal to talk about. The listening room element of the space was rich and full and made the experience even more immersive.

Sophie Giddings

18:32 31 Dec 23

AMAZING food and atmosphere, perfect place for a date night. Yozora is a concept the area needed, and is a must visit. The music was a unique and perfect addition to the vibe of the restaurant. We loved “Gods Gift” and the “Crispy Toro”, and the gyoza with parm was out of this world! Mateo our server was attentive, friendly, and helpful at making selections. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5/5 stars! Can’t wait to be back!

Jack Hutcheson

20:55 30 Dec 23

Stumbled on an article about this place and I have been looking forward to checking it out ever since. The food is great and the menu offers enough varieties on a theme to keep it interesting for many visits to come. It reminds me of tapas...but Japanese. The staff was on top of everything and knowledgeable about the food and drink offerings. Sake is not something I have a ton of experience with and the recommendations I received based on some of my other comparable alcohol experiences were spot on! The atmosphere is defined by their cool stereo setup, the record player, and their vinyl collection. Very cool bar, I'm glad it's near my part of town, and I'm looking forward to making my way back soon.