Akashi Sushi

I have been going to this restaurant since I was in high school, many years ago. They have consistent food at a reasonable price and have good service for both dine in and take out. During Covid, they had clothes the inside dining and prior to opening the restaurant inside the redid the layout and it came out great. The only downfall of the restaurant is you need to pay for street parking or in a designated parking lot across the way. My favorite order is the Alex number two roll Finley sliced with a side of eel sauce !

Came in for a celebratory date night since a family friend was raving about this place and I was in the mood for sushi. We were seated very quickly in their quaint little dining room. When our friend said it was tiny I didn't think it was THIS tiny but it was cute! Our server tended to us very quickly and checked up on us throughout the night. We ordered the steamed pork gyozas as a starter and they were delicious a great way to start the meal. They were perfectly steamed and well portioned. For the rolls we ordered their ebi-ten roll and the sexy mama roll to share. It was my boyfriend's FIRST time trying sushi and he enjoyed it! My personal favorite was the ebi-ten roll as I'm not a big fan of the cream cheese in the sexy mama roll. However, both rolls still tasted very good while their structural integrity was a little questionable lol. We also ordered their chicken fried rice to share that came in a small bowl which we didn't think would be enough. The one thing I've learned about sushi is those little bites catch up to you... Akashi is a great place to have a casual lunch/dinner with friends or for a little date night like how we did. The portions are great and you will definitely leave there with a full belly & a happy heart.

This is one of the best sushi restaurants in Miami. I love the availability of specialty rolls, and you may also have editing features. For example, you can order riceless rolls and also add a multitude of extras; allowing you to personalize your own roll. Another great option is that you can order on Uber. I usually order online because parking can be an issue.

Probably one of the best sushi spots in South Miami. No matter if eating in or getting takeout, the sushi is always fresh and tasty. Good quality and quantity of fish for the price.Best roll- holt roll. You get your three colored fishes, avocado, and sweet crab salad. Very satisfying.

This is the best sushi place in Miami. Every visit has always been great. I'm glad that they finally opened up to dine in and came today for the 1st time in a while. Service is always great, I can't say I've experienced what some previous customers have, I hope you can come back and have a better experience. I visited here prior to it getting remodeled and looking the way it does now. The food is always fresh, reasonably priced compared to other sushi places that markup their rolls and charge for sitting there. Parking is a little challenging at times depending on when you arrive, and it would have been nice for some background music.My favorite roll are hands down the salmon tempura, nothing like fried salmon covered in eel sauce. The Dane #2 is packed with flavor and crunch and it's also a favorite every time. I look forward to coming here more often to eat in and enjoy amazing sushi.

I'm not going to lie I was hungry and needed to find a quick place to eat near by and stumbled upon this spot. The menu offers a lot of rolls but strangely no lunch special. The rolls are pretty pricey but will say that it was tasting very fresh.So while the ambience wasn't ideally what I normally go for the food was actually really good just semi pricey for that kind of spot. The service was also really good so I do have to compliment the waitress for getting us in and out since I was in a hurry .

I dunno man this place is so good. It looks like a sad dive bar mid afternoon but they serve the best sushi for the best price. The service is pretty good too and they are very friendly there. It's not as clean as it can be, but for being understaffed they manage. It's and kinda like your neighborhood sushi spot that you run into all your old friends at. I would order here over any place in south miami that's all fancy and over done, it's way more worth it.

Located in South Miami, this restaurant has been serving up delicious sushi and other Japanese dishes for over 20 years. WOW!!! and I finally made it.The atmosphere at Akashi Sushi is warm and inviting. The walls are decorated with Japanese artwork, and the music is always playing at a lively volume.The menu at Akashi Sushi is extensive, with something to please everyone. There are a variety of sushi rolls to choose from, as well as other Japanese dishes, such as sashimi, tempura, and udon. The sushi is all made with fresh, high-quality ingredients, and it's always prepared to perfection.In addition to sushi, Akashi Sushi also has a great selection of sake, I loved the one I chose thanks to the help of our waiter.Parking is limited.

I have been ordering from Akashi since I lived in Brickell for many years. I moved back to Kendall and started ordering from the Akashi in South Miami. I was in the mood for sushi last night so I placed an order. Can I say disgusting!!! I don't know who prepared these rolls but it was an amateur at best. The rice was a sticky mess, the filling was so disgusting I can't even explain. Seems as if they gave me old discarded ingredients, the shrimp was old chewy/rubbery and avocado was brown. I couldn't even separate the rolls with the chop sticks....Yes....it was disgusting!!! But it doesn't stop there. In the past Akashi always had great presentations and well packaged.... Well, let me just say it looked as if a three year old plated my rolls, you will see in the pics. I called the restaurant and left a message....no one has called me. Needless to say, I requested a refund but unfortunately Uber eats didn't refund tip and all fees charges. So I'm out about $15. Will never order from there again.

We just did a quick takeout option. We went to pick up our three rolls and soups after about twenty minutes, so not a bad wait time at all.Overall I would say the sushi was pretty good, but not above average. I got the Holt Roll with no avocado, and I thought that the fish was of good quality and pretty fresh. I also ordered a side of eel sauce and liked mixing it with the roll and the soy sauce. At the end of the day, just a simple roll with most of the flavor coming from the sauces.The other two rolls had shrimp tempura in it, and it felt like it wasn't very fresh. The crunchy outside wasn't crunchy anymore, as if they were fried earlier in the day and left to be rolled later.The miso soup was a little bit below average in my opinion simply because of the ratio. They came in a large container that had a lot of soup, but not all that much seaweed and the tofu piece were very small.Overall, not bad but not great sushi. I did find the prices a little bit more affordable than other places around which was a slight perk.