Roka Akor is a premier steakhouse serving the finest steak, seafood, and sushi. Renowned for our exquisite Japanese Wagyu and Certified Kobe Beef, we are part of an elite group of fewer than 40 restaurants in the U.S. licensed to serve this coveted delicacy. All of our meats and vegetables are expertly grilled to perfection over an Open Flame Charcoal Robata Grill. Elevate your dining experience with our award-winning wine list, premium sake, craft cocktails, and an extensive selection of fine whiskey.
Explore offerings from Roka Akor - Chicago on 456 N Clark St in Chicago, with popular cocktails, wine by the glass, beer, and sake available at this location.
Happy Hour Menu
28 items
COCKTAILS
BEVERAGES
Featured Cocktail
$12.00
Blood Orange Margarita
$12.00
Lychee Martini
$12.00
WINE BY THE GLASS
BEVERAGES
Sparkling
$10.00
White
$10.00
Red
$10.00
Rose
$10.00
BEER
BEVERAGES
Sapporo Bucket
$25.00
SAKE
BEVERAGES
Bushido Way of the Warrior Carafe
$25.00
SHOTS
BEVERAGES
Sake Bomb
$10.00
Suntory Toki Whisky
$10.00
Casamigos Jalapeno
$10.00
FOOD
Shishito Peppers
$8.00
with Ponzu and Bonito Flakes
Crispy Fried Squid
$10.00
with Serrano Chili and Lime
Truffle Fries
$8.00
with Parsley and Truffle Aioli
Wagyu & Kimchi Dumplings
$10.00
Crispy Spicy Tuna Roll
$10.00
Hamachi Serrano Roll
$10.00
Assorted Sashimi Taco
$10.00
Flame Seared Salmon Nigiri
$8.00
with Sesame and White Onion Garnish
Escolar Tataki
$10.00
with White Asparagus and Yuzu Shallot
Korean Spiced Lamb Cutlet
$8.00
with Smoked Eggplant Sauce and Cucumber
Cauliflower Tempura
$10.00
with Smoked Chili Aioli
Chicken Teriyaki
$8.00
with Pickled Cucumber
Prime Beef Skewer
$10.00
with Sweet Garlic Soy
Robata Grilled Pork Belly
$10.00
with Assorted Pickled Vegetables
Sake Steamed Mussels
$10.00
with Mushrooms, Ginger, and Sesame Bread
Crispy Eggplant
$8.00
with Ginger Jalapeno Sauce
Dessert Menu
31 items
DESSERTS
Warm Chocolate Cake
$16.00
with Coffee Ice Cream, Caramel Sauce, Candied Peanuts
Passion Fruit Tart
$16.00
with Passion Fruit Curd, Toasted Coconut Meringue and Coconut Lime Sorbet
Ube Pot de Creme
$13.00
with Fresh Berries, Bubu Arare Tuille
Matcha Cheesecake
$16.00
with a Rice Cracker Crust, Strawberry Compote and Mango Passionfruit Sorbet
Jordan Cabernet Sauvignon, Alexander, California | 2018
$29.00
Chateau Beychevelle Amiral, St. Saint Julien, Bordeaux, France
$29.00
KIRE SAKE - CRISP & REFRESHING
SAKE BY THE GLASS & CARAFE
Bushido “Way of the Warrior”
$11.00 - $33.00
Ginjo Genshu, Kyoto Prefecture. Bushido is a premium, ginjo genshu sake from Kyoto, Japan. It's smooth, crisp, and packs a punch with notes of tart raspberry and watermelon rind. Perfect for on the go, or really just any time.
Taka “Noble Arrow”
$16.00 - $48.00
Junmai, Yamaguchi Prefecture. The limestone covered mountains nearby give this sake a rich mineral driven structure packed with tension and pronounced acidity. A timeless style of sake that old-world wine drinkers easily gravitate to. Creamy, luxurious mid palate with a spearmint-driven herbal finish.
Tensei “Infinite Summer”
$15.00 - $45.00
Tokubetsu Honjozo, Kanagawa Prefecture. Tensei is inspired by Kanagawa’s beautiful coastline and surfer culture. Enjoy the feel of a perfect endless summer with this bright, refreshing taste of Kanagawa. Bright and fresh sake with a salted melon finish.
Fukucho “Forgotten Fortune”
$16.00 - $48.00
Junmai, Hiroshima Prefecture. There are around 30 female tojis in Japan, but when Miho-san started brewing there were far fewer. Her extreme dedication to her craft encourages the future of women in this industry. Miho-san revived Hattanso rice, an extinct heirloom breed, by devoting over 10 years of her life to learning how to grow it and brew with it. Full flavor, earthy touches, and great texture with a long, persistent finish.
KAORI SAKE - FLORAL & AROMATIC
SAKE BY THE GLASS & CARAFE
Tozai “Well of Wisdom”
$14.00 - $42.00
Ginjo, Kyoto Prefecture. Be transported to Japan just by looking at Tozai—the labels feature hand-painted koi fish, traditional Japanese kanji, and origami paper patterns. Well of Wisdom draws its water source from the town of Fushimi, which means “hidden water” and is known for its characteristically soft and pure water. Soft and silky with a touch of white pepper on the finish.
Kawatsuru “Crane of Paradise”
$16.00 - $48.00
Junmai, Kagawa Prefecture. Known for its rice-driven style with elegant, rich texture, Kawatsuru pays respect to the crane that symbolizes longevity and good fortune. Crane of Paradise is described as “umakuchi,” a combination between sweet, dry and umami flavors. Juicy notes of grapefruit and freshly cut grass, with a hint of salted pineapple.
Wakatake Onikoroshi “Demon Slayer”
$19.00 - $62.00
Junmai Daiginjo, Shizuoka Prefecture. A semi-fruity brew with a unique dryness that speaks to wine drinkers. This clear Junmai Daiginjo has a delicate aroma of ripe fruits, velvety texture, and finishes on a sharp, crisp note.
AJI SAKE - RICH & SAVORY
SAKE BY THE GLASS & CARAFE
Yuho “Eternal Embers”
$12.00 - $36.00
Junmai, Ishikawa Prefecture. President Miho Fujita, a single career woman from Tokyo with no prior knowledge of sake, and Toji Yokomichi-san, do not follow traditional brewing methods—they brew the sake they enjoy drinking. Yuho means “happy rice” and also refers to the city’s supposed numerous UFO sightings. Bread pudding aromatics of raisin, nut and fig.
Mana 1751 “True Vision”
$18.00 - $54.00
Yamahai Tokubetsu Junmai, Fukui Prefecture. This sake embraces a truly purist philosophy; undiluted, unfiltered, unblended, pure rice sake made in the risky and labor intensive ancient yamahai method. This is a true microbrewery; with three total employees making 200 koku annually. An aromatic and expressive yamahai with notes of tart yogurt, mushroom, honey, banana and steamed rice. Try this one warm for more umami flavors.
LUXURY
SAKE BY THE GLASS & CARAFE
Ginga Shizuku “Divine Droplets”
$29.00 - $89.00
Junmai Daiginjo, Yamagata Prefecture. The purity of the region of Yamagata shines in this sake, with the crispness of their pristine water, the grassy, spicy quality of dewasansan rice, and the opulent textures derived from shizuku free run finishing. Current president Kenichiro Kojima is the 24th generation of the legendary Kojima family. Refreshing and pure with notes of pineapple, white peach, green apple, lily, and a hint of white pepper.
NIGORI - UNFILTERED
SAKE BY THE GLASS & CARAFE
Daimon “Road to Osaka”
$12.00 - $36.00
Nigori, Osaka Prefecture. This cloudy “nigori” sake will transport you to Osaka and the Daimon brewery where they have been crafting fresh, lively sake for six generations. Brewery president and toji, Yasutaka Daimon, is a 6th generation brewer who is also a jazz musician. Daimon-san often listens to jazz while making sake, believing that both jazz and sake go together hand in hand. A creamy & mild nigori with notes of banana, citrus and floral.
DOMESTIC BOTTLED & DRAFT BEER
Voodoo Ranger Imperial
$10.00
Imperial IPA, Bottle
Microphone Check 1, 2
$13.00
New England IPA, Draft
JAPANESE BOTTLED & DRAFT BEER
Sapporo
$9.00
Rice Lager
Kirin Light
$9.00
Lager, Bottle
Kirin Ichiban
$9.00
Lager, Bottle
Hitachino Nest
$14.00
White Ale, Bottle
Asahi Extra Dry
$10.00
Rice Lager, Bottle
BEER
ZERO PROOF BEVERAGES
Athletic Brewing Free Wave Hazy IPA
$8.00
Milford, CT / San Diego, CA
WINE
ZERO PROOF BEVERAGES
Giesen Sauvignon Blanc
$11.00 - $44.00
Marlborough, NZ
ZERO PROOF COCKTAILS
ZERO PROOF BEVERAGES
Cucumber Mist
$9.00
Cucumber Saccharum, Fresh Lime, Fresh Cucumber, Soda Water
Schramsberg, “Mirabelle”, Brut, North Coast, California | NV
$72.00
J Vineyard, Cuvee 20, Russian River Valley, California | 2020
$86.00
Frequently Asked Questions About Roka Akor - Chicago
Does Roka Akor - Chicago accept reservations?
Yes, Roka Akor - Chicago accepts reservations.
What services are available for pickup or delivery at Roka Akor - Chicago?
Roka Akor - Chicago offers both in-store pickup and delivery services.
What type of cuisine does Roka Akor - Chicago specialize in?
Roka Akor - Chicago specializes in steakhouse, sushi, seafood, and Japanese cuisine, featuring exquisite Japanese Wagyu and Certified Kobe Beef.
What are the typical dining hours for Roka Akor - Chicago?
Roka Akor - Chicago is open for dinner from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM Sunday through Thursday, with extended hours until 11:00 PM on Friday and Saturday (opening at 4:00 PM on Saturday).
What is the dress code at Roka Akor - Chicago?
The dress code at Roka Akor - Chicago is casual.
What payment options does Roka Akor - Chicago accept?
Roka Akor - Chicago accepts American Express, Cash, Discover, Mastercard, and Visa.
What meals are served at Roka Akor - Chicago?
Roka Akor - Chicago serves dinner and offers a happy hour menu.
Where is Roka Akor - Chicago located?
Roka Akor - Chicago is located at 456 N Clark St, Chicago, IL 60654.
Are there nearby places customers can visit before or after dining at Roka Akor - Chicago?
Yes, nearby places include Z Bakery for cupcakes and baked goods, Enolo Wine Cafe for a wine bar experience, and The M Room, an American restaurant and liquor store, all accessible for a delightful visit before or after dining.
Is there a convenient transportation option near Roka Akor - Chicago?
Customers can use Divvy Station bike rentals nearby for an easy and eco-friendly way to reach Roka Akor - Chicago or explore the area.
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