Akashi Japanese Restaurant

Service was good. Sushi was okay. Hamachi kama was burnt. Although they may seem to have many different roll options, but they are actually all similar. Most of them have cream cheese, imitation crab, and/or avocado. Also the options with having fresh sashimi inside and outside of the roll was very limited.

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.

Really nice small place off of a main street. Menu has a wide variety of things so if you are not a sushi person you can come here too. We did straight sushi and sashimi. The Sashimi sampler which had White Tuna, Salmon, and regular Tuna. Very fresh and was very good. All of the rolls we had were very solid. The interesting thing was the spicy tuna, this was very different than other places. This looked to be a tuna roll cut up,and set on the plate with a spicy sauce on the top of it. I am not sure how I feel about it. It was not bad, it was just different from what is normally served at sushi places. Would definitely come back here again when in Miami. There are a lot of things I would like to try.