Amaki Sushi — Restaurant in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Don't mistaken me, food is really tasty i must say, miso soup is perfect. What i dislike is they prioritize ppl that sit inside than ppl that just wanted to take away. You should consider to put some seat for ppl that wanting to do take away than just let them standing for more than half hour waiting to just get 3 different kind of sushi which not even that much (some has 4, some has 6). And i saw customers that came later than i do, got served first, while clearly i was the one coming way before they come (i saw 2 tables got served first) It pisses me off, but i spare it because the food is tasty. So better be prepared if you wanted to take away, you'll got long waiting time than the one eating...

At Amaki Sushi, I stumbled upon a delightful find during a jog. The service was notably friendly, with an enthusiastic introduction to a diverse menu. The standard sushi offerings, like Nigiri and Amaki, were quite satisfying, boasting a good fish-to-rice ratio. However, the more elaborate rolls, heavy on mayonnaise and sauce, were less appealing to my taste. The standout was undoubtedly the Sashimi, showcasing excellent fish quality. The staff's warmth added much to the experience. A small note: the QR code menu was a bit cumbersome. Post-Corona, a return to traditional menus might enhance the dining ambiance. Overall, a lovely spot worthy of praise for its sushi and...

The raw fish offer is disappointing. The only fish-based makis are Tuna & Salmon, we also had Ikura and Hotate sushi, all were minuscule portions. Don’t expect traditional fish options like Hamachi, Uni, Anago, Unagi, Saba, Tako, Ika, etc. This is not an authentic Japanese sushi restaurant, it is Japanese-inspired food. At first glance, prices seem OK, but when the tiny portions arrive, you realize it is way overpriced. We paid 65€ and left hungry. Service is good. We also tried some noodles: they were awful. Not...