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Akasaka Northampton — Restaurant in England

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Akasaka Northampton
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Nearby attractions
Royal & Derngate
19-21 Guildhall Rd, Northampton NN1 1DP, United Kingdom
Northampton Museum and Art Gallery
4-6 Guildhall Rd, Northampton NN1 1DP, United Kingdom
78 Derngate
78 Derngate, Northampton NN1 1UH, United Kingdom
Beckets Park
Bedford Rd, Northampton NN1 5NG, United Kingdom
The Church Northampton
67-83 Bridge St, Northampton NN1 1PD, United Kingdom
Beckets Park Embankment
Beckets Park, Northampton, United Kingdom
University of Northampton
Waterside Campus, University Dr, Northampton NN1 5PH, United Kingdom
Northampton Castle
13 St Andrew's Rd, Northampton NN1 2RW, United Kingdom
Nearby restaurants
The Cordwainer
The Ridings, Northampton NN1 2AQ, United Kingdom
Pamukkale Turkish restaurant
40-54 St Giles' St, Northampton NN1 1JW, United Kingdom
7Bone Burger Co. Northampton
47-49 St Giles' St, Northampton NN1 1JF, United Kingdom
The Smoke Pit
11A The Ridings, Northampton NN1 2AQ, United Kingdom
The Wig & Pen
19 St Giles' St, Northampton NN1 1JA, United Kingdom
Marmaris Turkish Restaurant
29 St Giles' St, Northampton NN1 1JA, United Kingdom
Saffron Restaurant
21 Castilian St, Northampton NN1 1JS, United Kingdom
La Famiglia Northampton
17A Castilian St, Northampton NN1 1JS, United Kingdom
Greek Bistro Northampton
34-36 St Giles' St, Northampton NN1 1JW, United Kingdom
Pala Restaurant
7 Derngate, Northampton NN1 1TU, United Kingdom
Nearby hotels
Premier Inn Northampton Town Centre hotel
Swan St, Northampton NN1 1FA, United Kingdom
Travelodge Northampton Central
15 Gold St, Northampton NN1 1RA, United Kingdom
The Plough Hotel
96 Bridge St, Northampton NN1 1PF, United Kingdom
Mercure Northampton
Silver St, Northampton NN1 2TA, United Kingdom
ibis Northampton Centre
Sol Central, Mare Fair, Northampton NN1 1SR, United Kingdom
Cotels@Centro Serviced Apartments
Alpha House, Broad St, Northampton NN1 2HQ, United Kingdom
Sunley Hotel
University of Northampton Waterside Campus, New South Bridge Rd, Northampton NN4 8RR, United Kingdom
The Grafton Rooms
2 Grafton St, Northampton NN1 2NW, United Kingdom
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Akasaka Northampton
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Akasaka Northampton

23 Castilian St, Northampton NN1 1JS, United Kingdom
4.6(421)
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attractions: Royal & Derngate, Northampton Museum and Art Gallery, 78 Derngate, Beckets Park, The Church Northampton, Beckets Park Embankment, University of Northampton, Northampton Castle, restaurants: The Cordwainer, Pamukkale Turkish restaurant, 7Bone Burger Co. Northampton, The Smoke Pit, The Wig & Pen, Marmaris Turkish Restaurant, Saffron Restaurant, La Famiglia Northampton, Greek Bistro Northampton, Pala Restaurant
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+44 1604 233011
Website
akasaka.co.uk

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Featured dishes

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Miso Soup
Traditional japanese bean paste soup (v, vg)
Edamame
Steamed soy beans served with salt (plain, salty or spicy, vg)
Avocado Salad
Avocado, salad with salad sauce (v, vg)
Wakame
Seaweed salad (spicy or not, vg)
Spicy Tuna & Salmon
Raw tuna and salmon, salad with chilli sauce

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Nearby attractions of Akasaka Northampton

Royal & Derngate

Northampton Museum and Art Gallery

78 Derngate

Beckets Park

The Church Northampton

Beckets Park Embankment

University of Northampton

Northampton Castle

Royal & Derngate

Royal & Derngate

4.6

(1.8K)

Open 24 hours
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Northampton Museum and Art Gallery

Northampton Museum and Art Gallery

4.7

(542)

Open 24 hours
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78 Derngate

78 Derngate

4.7

(234)

Closed
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Beckets Park

Beckets Park

4.4

(674)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Candlelight: Tribute to Queen
Candlelight: Tribute to Queen
Sat, Dec 13 • 6:00 PM
4-6 Guildhall Road, Northampton, NN1 1DP
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Candlelight: Christmas Movie Soundtracks
Candlelight: Christmas Movie Soundtracks
Thu, Dec 11 • 6:15 PM
300 Saxon Gate, Milton Keynes, MK9 2ES
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Nearby restaurants of Akasaka Northampton

The Cordwainer

Pamukkale Turkish restaurant

7Bone Burger Co. Northampton

The Smoke Pit

The Wig & Pen

Marmaris Turkish Restaurant

Saffron Restaurant

La Famiglia Northampton

Greek Bistro Northampton

Pala Restaurant

The Cordwainer

The Cordwainer

4.0

(1.3K)

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Pamukkale Turkish restaurant

Pamukkale Turkish restaurant

4.4

(661)

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7Bone Burger Co. Northampton

7Bone Burger Co. Northampton

4.5

(460)

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The Smoke Pit

The Smoke Pit

4.5

(1.0K)

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Jason BurkeJason Burke
As this restaurant has been established in Northampton since 2017 and we have never been, we decided to give it a try. We booked a table for 9pm on a Saturday night and were greeted by a happy and helpful member of staff. They showed us to our table which was right near the front door, which felt like it was in the waiting area so we declined that and asked to sit further inside which was no problem. When seated the waitress said "we shut at 10", so we knew then we had an hour. Thanks. The decor is a bit bland but spotless. The large tiled floor makes it feel cold and was really slippery to walk on. There were 3 other tables in use and seemed quite empty. The service was a little quick as they wanted us out within the hour and whilst we were eating they were clearing up around us which made us feel uncomfortable. I ordered the beef bulgogi with boiled rice and my wife had the chicken teriyaki with boiled rice. Both meals arrived quite quickly, tasted fresh and were nice. The portions were not too large and just right for us. We decided against staying for any desserts. The total price came to £43.90 including a glass of wine each, which I think is quite reasonable. Overall the experience was good and we will probably visit again.
Mckenny NdiforMckenny Ndifor
First time going to a Japanese restaurant and it was amazing! The food I had were: - Dumplings (first time having them and they were very nice). -Fried squid (surprisingly chewy but tasty). -Chicken Ramen : The soup was like chicken soup mixed with a hige amalgamation of herbs and spices. The noodles were very fine, tender and addicting to eat. The chicken itself was full of flavour and cooked very well. For someone who is not that much of a fan of big, steamed veg - this dish made me want to eat all my onions and sweet peppers. -I had a little sake, and it honestly tastes like if someone made Lambrini stronger and with a hint of wheat (which someone makes sense since it is a "rice alcoholic beverage". On top of that : -Beautiful paintings -a beautiful restaurant with japanses ornaments -very good staff -beautiful Japanese-style cutlery and plates... ... All add up to one MAGNIFICENT restaurant for either yourself, or a little group to go to.
natalie lindonnatalie lindon
Super hospitable female waitress, calm, efficient, accommodating. Thankyou. Pricey but as with all Japanese restaurants. Lovely lunch selection at a reasonable price. I would prefer tempura prawn sushi to have mayo in so will ask in future, the miso soup bowl os 'souper' small and no free refill. The jasmine tea was lovely and the wakame salad very generous. This restaurant is darkly lit and a bit difficult to get a wheeled chair/buggy into. Maybe ask for help before arrival. I love how authentic it feels in the restaurant and you can see the chefs preparing food. Toilets are lovely. The Matcha tea icecream was good value. My daughter loved it.
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As this restaurant has been established in Northampton since 2017 and we have never been, we decided to give it a try. We booked a table for 9pm on a Saturday night and were greeted by a happy and helpful member of staff. They showed us to our table which was right near the front door, which felt like it was in the waiting area so we declined that and asked to sit further inside which was no problem. When seated the waitress said "we shut at 10", so we knew then we had an hour. Thanks. The decor is a bit bland but spotless. The large tiled floor makes it feel cold and was really slippery to walk on. There were 3 other tables in use and seemed quite empty. The service was a little quick as they wanted us out within the hour and whilst we were eating they were clearing up around us which made us feel uncomfortable. I ordered the beef bulgogi with boiled rice and my wife had the chicken teriyaki with boiled rice. Both meals arrived quite quickly, tasted fresh and were nice. The portions were not too large and just right for us. We decided against staying for any desserts. The total price came to £43.90 including a glass of wine each, which I think is quite reasonable. Overall the experience was good and we will probably visit again.
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First time going to a Japanese restaurant and it was amazing! The food I had were: - Dumplings (first time having them and they were very nice). -Fried squid (surprisingly chewy but tasty). -Chicken Ramen : The soup was like chicken soup mixed with a hige amalgamation of herbs and spices. The noodles were very fine, tender and addicting to eat. The chicken itself was full of flavour and cooked very well. For someone who is not that much of a fan of big, steamed veg - this dish made me want to eat all my onions and sweet peppers. -I had a little sake, and it honestly tastes like if someone made Lambrini stronger and with a hint of wheat (which someone makes sense since it is a "rice alcoholic beverage". On top of that : -Beautiful paintings -a beautiful restaurant with japanses ornaments -very good staff -beautiful Japanese-style cutlery and plates... ... All add up to one MAGNIFICENT restaurant for either yourself, or a little group to go to.
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Super hospitable female waitress, calm, efficient, accommodating. Thankyou. Pricey but as with all Japanese restaurants. Lovely lunch selection at a reasonable price. I would prefer tempura prawn sushi to have mayo in so will ask in future, the miso soup bowl os 'souper' small and no free refill. The jasmine tea was lovely and the wakame salad very generous. This restaurant is darkly lit and a bit difficult to get a wheeled chair/buggy into. Maybe ask for help before arrival. I love how authentic it feels in the restaurant and you can see the chefs preparing food. Toilets are lovely. The Matcha tea icecream was good value. My daughter loved it.
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Reviews of Akasaka Northampton

4.6
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2.0
7y

Very, very substandard.

Before I write this I want to point out there were some very good things at Akasaka, but some bad things happened too.

We had: Kimchi (excellent) Edamame beans (excellent) Octopus balls (very good)

Eel sushi (very good) Mackerel sushi (ok) Scallop sushi (ok) Tuna sushi (very bad) Salmon avocado roll (very bad)

Chicken Katsu curry (excellent)

Bottle of Sanerre (OK) Fizzy Sake (very bad)

I should point out that the service, was for the most part, also very good.

The tuna was off, and the sake was sweet and perfumed and not nice at all. We made this known early on.

At the end of the meal I went up to the counter to query the items that I was not happy with. The waitress tried to mumble that the sushi is 'like that' and over the course of the conversation told me it comes in every other day, as well as coming in weekly. Similarly the sake, which she said was meant to taste 'like that'.

The most galling thing, is that I am the customer, I am paying for these items and if they are substandard I should be able to tell you, and we can negotiate. But I felt like I had to fight to be heard, there was no apology (apart from one nice waitress) and no attempt to placate me, it was all done extremely begrudgingly. The waitress asked if the sake had been drunk, which it had clearly not, I also had to point out that the menu stated the alcohol content to be 14% when it was actually 6%.

I have the constitution of an ox, but I defintely felt off later that night, and this was confirmed to both my wife and I the morning after. I would only recommend if you want to play Russian roulette with your stomach.

I see there are lots of positive reviews on here, and I am genuinely happy for these customers and Akasaka, but I don't want to take the risk. I will not be coming here again. I prefer Sakura.

(After telling the waiter the sake was horrid my wife asked for a gin and tonic but we were told that was not stocked as it is not typically Japanese. There sushi is not typically Japanese either, it was an embarrassment, I am certain it had been frozen and thawed out. Maybe it's a mistake to call it sushi and charge the prices...

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1.0
2y

Really poor experience at a usually great restaurant! Bit into a sushi roll only to find a wire in the middle. The staff couldn't say what it was or how it got there. We asked for a replacement platter that was safe to eat and for it to be removed from the bill. Once the bill comes, staff suddenly contest this and refuse to refund the item. After much back and forth with staff, including being asked to not leave until a manager could be reached on the phone, I left the restaurant in tears of frustration after paying in full. It was a special meal that was completely ruined and could have been easily rectified with better communication and a bit of care. I'd usually expect the manager to immediately come to the table after something like this and alleviate concerns / apologise - not the case.

There was no concern whatsoever that a foreign choking hazard was found in the food. Couldn't speak to a manager and no response to emails for a month now. Hate to be negative but reluctantly sharing my experience as dread to think what could have happened and staff need more support to handle matters like this in the future. Such a shame as one of our favourite restaurants and usually brilliant food. Hope we finally get a response and...

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4.0
2y

As this restaurant has been established in Northampton since 2017 and we have never been, we decided to give it a try. We booked a table for 9pm on a Saturday night and were greeted by a happy and helpful member of staff. They showed us to our table which was right near the front door, which felt like it was in the waiting area so we declined that and asked to sit further inside which was no problem. When seated the waitress said "we shut at 10", so we knew then we had an hour. Thanks. The decor is a bit bland but spotless. The large tiled floor makes it feel cold and was really slippery to walk on. There were 3 other tables in use and seemed quite empty. The service was a little quick as they wanted us out within the hour and whilst we were eating they were clearing up around us which made us feel uncomfortable. I ordered the beef bulgogi with boiled rice and my wife had the chicken teriyaki with boiled rice. Both meals arrived quite quickly, tasted fresh and were nice. The portions were not too large and just right for us. We decided against staying for any desserts. The total price came to £43.90 including a glass of wine each, which I think is quite reasonable. Overall the experience was good and we will probably...

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