FAQ Sake Festivalen

What is Stockholm Sake Festival?

A two-day festival at TAK where sake breweries, Japanese food, and culture come together in a curated experience.

What are the festival opening hours?

Saturday
Floor 14 (bar, sake): 12:00–20:00
Floor 13 (food court): 13:00–around 23:00

Sunday
Floor 14 (bar, sake): 12:00–18:00
Floor 13 (food court): 13:00–18:00

The festival closes at 20:00 on Saturday but then we open our Karaoke bar at IMA for those who wish to continue singing.

How do guests buy tickets?

Tickets are purchased via Billetto, both in advance and on-site using a QR code.

What does it cost to enter the festival?

100 SEK and includes only entry.
Children under 12 years old enter for free.

How does payment work at the festival?

The currency is tokens that are purchased on-site. These are used for sake and other drinks. Food and merchandise can be paid for with card or Swish.

When does the festival take place?

May 2–3, 2026, with different opening hours for floors 13 and 14.

What happens on floor 13 and 14?

Floor 13 is a food court with restaurants, floor 14 focuses on sake, bar, and breweries.

Which breweries will be available to visit during the festival?

You will be able to meet Dewazakura Sake Brewery, Miyasaka Brewing Company, Heiwa Shuzo, Rannei Sake, Choya Ltd, Iseya Distillery, Amabuki Brewery, Kodama Brewery, Ninki Brewery, Shimizu Seizaburo Shoten and many more

Is there entertainment during the festival?

Yes, including DJs, karaoke, taiko drums, and stage programs on the terrace.

How does the sake serving work?

You walk around between the different breweries, where each brewery presents its products. You taste sake directly on site and have the opportunity to learn more about each style and brewery.

How does the food court concept work?

You order directly from each restaurant in our open kitchen, pay on the spot, and sit freely. We have gathered some of Stockholm's best Japanese restaurants, where you can choose from ramen, tempura, sushi, yakitori, and okonomiyaki.