Aki Sushi Zug — Restaurant in Zug

Really the best sushi in town, and a place I used to love to go to. But with the change to the new location the quality of the service has decreased immensely. I assume they kept a part of the staff that worked in the previous restaurant. Also there is absolutely no more flexibility regarding individual client wishes.

We requested a simple change to the bento box, no california roll and sashimi, just four salmon nigiri instead – in total less food = cheaper for the restaurant. We ended up paying the whole bento box and the four nigiri extra. Also the staff refused to serve the simple chicken teriyaki main course (available a month ago) – it is still cooked but only sold in combination with a bento box. The kitchen closes at 10pm – which would not at all have bothered us, however we had a very uncomfortable evening past that time as the music was turned off and the candles blown out around us even though we were still drinking wine and eating desert.

I really hope the team gets back on track and also improves the exterior – the signage on the outside of the restaurant still advertises the previous...

Aki Sushi is not worth the price. Despite the potential of quality ingredients, the execution of their dishes was consistently lacking. Especially the hosomaki were very sloppy. The pretentious self-proclamations of being the "best sushi in Zug" and boasting about a former Michelin star chef are tiresome. Adding to the disappointment was their discouraging policy of not allowing strollers and kids under 3, which is unjustifiable given the size of...

Quite disappointing overall. The slow cooked beef was not really tender and the salad had an apple based dressing. Instead of bringing a normal jasmin tea they served us a fancy looking flower tea that didn't taste like much. The general vibe was that they pretend to be an authentic japanese restaurant but it feels like a tourist trap. If the prices would be around 20 CHF it would be fine, but at 35+ per dish one...