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Aquí podrás encontrar recetas e ingredientes de la cocina japonesa. Saborea los atrayentes sashimi, el sorprendente pollo yakitori y el generoso atún que propone este restaurante. Puedes compartir un perfectamente elaborado helado de té verde, una singular créme brûlée y un casero postre de crema catalana con tus amistades y disfrutar de un rato estupendo aquí. Su insuperable cerveza de grifo y su excelente vino son el punto clave de Japanese Restaurant Aki. Pedir un delicioso té de matcha es una gran opción.
En este lugar, puedes pedir platos para llevar. Su atento personal te da la bienvenida en este lugar todo el año. Un admirable servicio es otro punto importante. Los clientes de este restaurante aseguran que sus precios les han parecido razonables. Una decoración sofisticada y su atmósfera interesante ayudan a sus clientes a sentirse relajados. Google le ha dado un 4,4, lo que indica que puedes ir a Japanese Restaurant Aki para pasar un rato agradable.
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Yijun
hace 22 días en Google
Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5
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Lindsey Richards
hace un mes en Google
Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $50–100 Food: 4 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Sushi, Skewers
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Lyla D.
hace 8 meses en Yelp
We had just returned from staying in Las Vegas when my husband's relatives called to catch up with us since we've not seen them for the past month. My husband's relatives asked me for restaurant recommendations in the Ala Moana or nearby neighborhoods since they would have a business appointment there. Luckily, I saw and read several other Elites' high rated reviews for Japanese Restaurant Aki in the Kaimukī neighborhood and suggested this tiny Japanese restaurant as our meeting point. I called for lunch reservations, and the gentleman who answered the phone asked if I was making a reservation for izakaya or sushi bar service. Since our foursome planned to have lunch and gab for a while, I chose the izakaya side of their restaurant. Fortunately, we got a reservation on a Saturday near restaurant's lunch hour peak time. We located the restaurant's entrance quickly from the 11th Avenue entrance of the Kaimukī Municipal Parking Lot and easily found parking. My husband's relatives had arrived earlier than we did and snagged the reserved table. The server placed several menus on the table since our guests were seated before us. While we perused the menus, the server came by to inform us about the daily specials and fresh from-the-market fish. We all settled on bentos from the Lunch & Takeout Menu. FOOD: - #1 5-piece sushi & soft shell crab bento: I chose the first item on the menu since it appealed to me the most. The bento was a good balance of fresh and made-to-order items served at hot and cold temperatures. The miso soup was served piping hot, and my palate was refreshed by the tossed green salad with ginger sesame seed dressing and sweet pickled ginger. The made-to-order nigirizushi had fresh tender slices of fish atop warm sushi rice, and crisp tempura battered soft shell crab was hot from the fryer. The tempura battered soft-shell crab was meaty, sweet, and slightly salty. I noticed that my husband started eyeing my bento and quietly whispered that my bento looked better than his. $22.50 - #9 Fried chicken & pork cutlet bento: my husband selected this bento because he was attracted to the deep-fried proteins. The karaage (fried) chicken had been marinated and was flavorful, although the fried chicken pieces were a bit dry, possibly overcooked. The three strips of pork cutlet (tonkatsu) were tender with a light crunchiness from the panko breading. He liked his bento and wolfed it down while eyeing the bentos of our guests and mine. $15.00 - #8 5-piece yakitori bento: our guests ordered this bento. The assorted skewered meats (chicken thigh, chicken breast, pork belly, and Arabiki sausage) were grilled over an open flame which enhanced the meat flavors with a light smokiness. The tossed green salad and steamed white rice completed the meal. There was a dish of refreshing and sweet pickled sushi ginger (gari) to cleanse and complement the grilled meats and rice. $15.50 This restaurant's open front allowed cool breezes to flow while we ate on this hot, sunny afternoon. The rustic Japanese interior decor was comfortable and welcoming. We'd return to this cute neighborhood Japanese restaurant for another meal at their izakaya side or perhaps for sushi bar service.
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1137 11th Ave, Honolulu, Hawái, Estados Unidos
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| LunesLun | 11:30-14:00 16:00-22:00 |
| MartesMar | Cerrado |
| MiércolesMié | 11:30-14:00 16:00-22:00 |
| JuevesJue | 11:30-14:00 16:00-22:00 |
| ViernesVie | 11:30-14:00 16:00-22:30 |
| SábadoSáb | 11:30-14:00 16:00-22:30 |
| DomingoDom | 11:30-14:00 16:00-22:00 |
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