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ADDRESS
463 King Street
Charleston, SC
843.737.0112

DINNER HOURS
Monday - Thursday | 5 - 10:30 pm
Friday & Saturday | 5 - 12 am
Sunday | 5 - 10 pm

LUNCH HOURS
Monday - Friday | 11:30 - 2 pm

HAPPY HOUR
Monday, Wednesday & Friday | 5-7 pm

SUNDAY TASTING MENU
Join us for a 3 courses for $30 tasting menu and enjoy half priced wine and sake every Sunday

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About O-Ku

Lowcountry fare takes an exotic turn east as O-Ku brings upscale Japanese cuisine to Charleston’s bustling upper King Street. Named as one of the Top 20 Best New Restaurants by Esquire magazine, Executive Chef Sean Park celebrates authentic Japanese cuisine with a contemporary twist that focuses on unique ingredients and sophisticated presentation. From petite plates to sushi specialties, O-Ku showcases the freshest fish from the world’s finest markets, as well as locally sourced ingredients. Under the helm of Managing Partner Steve Palmer of The Indigo Road, O-Ku’s interior is sleek and modern, yet offers a reminder of Charleston’s charms and history with its exposed brick and high ceilings. A fine selection of sake and hand-made cocktails complement the restaurant’s eclectic menu and sleek ambiance, making O-Ku one of Charleston’s top dining destinations.


Team Bios

  Steve Palmer   |   Sean Park


Our Press

O-Ku named one of the nation’s 20 Best New Restaurants
   Esquire magazine, November 2010

Best sake selection this side of Toyko
   Charleston City Paper, March 2011

Wine + Food: Sake 101, getting educated at O-Ku
   Charleston Scene, March 2011

Crafting sushi for the deep-fried Southern Palate
   Dish, Winter 2011

City Paper Review of O-Ku
   Charleston City Paper, February 2011

50 Foodie Faves
   Charleston magazine, December 2010

O-Ku’s Sean Park talks about restaurant’s recent nod in Esquire
   Charleston Scene, October 2010

The Great Eat Like a Man Thanksgiving Chef Survey
   Esquire, November 2010

Charleston Magazine Review of O-Ku
   Charleston magazine, August 2010

O-Ku Sushi Restaurant: Artistic use of food makes dining at O-Ku a visual treat   Charleston Scene, July 2010