sake Emoji
The 🍶 sake bottle emoji represents sake and often appears in drink, food, and celebration contexts.
U+1F376
🍶 is the emoji commonly used to represent sake. It’s a handy choice for menus, posts, and UI labels about Japanese drinks. You can copy it directly or use the provided code points and escape formats.
sake Emoji Meaning
The 🍶 emoji is named “SAKE” and is commonly understood as a sake bottle. In everyday use, it can refer to Japanese rice wine and is often used to label or highlight alcoholic beverages. It may also appear in broader food-and-drink contexts, such as izakaya or restaurant promotions, pairing suggestions, or event updates (for example, a bar night or tasting). Because it’s specifically a bottle, it tends to fit messages about serving, ordering, or recommending a drink rather than general cooking ingredients.
Common uses
- •Restaurant menus and drink lists to label sake
- •Social media captions for tastings, dining out, or celebrations
- •UI buttons and badges like “Order Sake” or “Sake Menu”
- •Event flyers or announcements for bars, izakaya, or Japanese nights
- •Packaging and marketing copy for beverage promotions
Examples
🍶 Sake Bottle Emoji
- 🍶Tonight’s special: 🍶 cold sake with seasonal sides.
- 🍶Order a set of 🍶 and small plates for the table.
- 🍶New on the menu—🍶 sake flights available this weekend.
- 🍶Thanks for joining our 🍶 tasting night!
- 🍶Pair 🍶 with grilled fish for a classic combo.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1F376 | |
| HTML Entity | 🍶 | |
| HTML Code | 🍶 | |
| CSS | \1F376 |
FAQ
What does the sake emoji mean?
The 🍶 emoji is named “SAKE” and is commonly understood as a sake bottle. In everyday use, it can refer to Japanese rice wine and is often used to label or highlight alcoholic beverages. It may also appear in broader food-and-drink contexts, such as izakaya or restaurant promotions, pairing suggestions, or event updates (for example, a bar night or tasting). Because it’s specifically a bottle, it tends to fit messages about serving, ordering, or recommending a drink rather than general cooking ingredients.
What is the Unicode name and code point for 🍶?
The Unicode name is “SAKE” and the code point is U+1F376.
How can I copy and use the emoji in HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: 🍶
What escape formats are available for developers?
Use CSS escape: \\1F376 and JavaScript escape: \\u{1F376}.
Is 🍶 only about Japanese sake?
It’s most commonly used to represent sake, but it also works well in general food-and-drink contexts related to serving or ordering sake.