AKA SUSHI Liverpool — Restaurant in Liverpool

11/03/25 18:30 hrs I have been to different Japanese restaurant but this is my first time coming to Aka for a bento teriyaki chicken meal, I was accompanied by a friend.The meal all came and lastly was the Sashimi which I noticed more than the 1 portion (3 pieces of salmon) that I ordered, since my friend doesn't eat raw fish.I asked the waitress if this is the 3 pieces of salmon that I ordered because it looks more and that I won't be able to finish it. The waitress said that she doesn't know what happened and it's already been prepared so if I won't be able to finish it I will have to bring it home and she also said that I should have asked the one who was taking the order to clarify it before serving it. It was very clear when we ordered that it was 2 Bento teriyaki chicken and (1) 3 pieces sashimi. I told the waitress to be careful taking costumers order next time but then she never even apologise. That waitress keeps talking, she was making it sound like it was our fault and that they served us more than we could chew but then we have to pay for it. I left the restaurant so upset after paying £40.00, because it's not our fault to be getting a wrong order. That would be my first and the last time going to...

It is located at Bold street, a few step away from Liverpool Central station exit. This is a good place for eating alone or dining with a group of friends. They provided sittings that will not embarrass if you are eating alone (see pictures) as well as settings that accommodate bigger groups. I do like the bright and clear interior design with excellent lighting making the food presented better. I do also like their open kitchen design style that I could enjoy watching the chefs preparing food. Food with decent prices and big portions. It is recommeded to have some sides for sharing despite tasting their signature dishes. I have tried their soup noodles (Miso noodle and chicken noodle) and Nanban chicken. I will definitely revisit to try their dried noodles, which looks good peeping into surrounding tables. Friendly staffs were always available to assist and serve. If you are first visiting, grab a menu and table number near the entrance, have your preferences and ready to order at the till. The staffs will serve your food and drinks to your table when they are ready. I visited in a weekday after lunch time and there were plenty seats to choose. By the way, they do take away....

3.5 stars rounded up. Their raw fish is terrible, but I should have known better given the price point. Order rolls only, which are huge in size and worth the money.

Two friends and I visited without a reservation when the higher quality sushi restaurant they recommended had a 30 minute wait. We were seated immediately in a bright cafeteria-like dining hall.

£7.99 crispy squid. Different than what I’m used to , but I liked it! The squid wasn’t too tough, and the chunks were big £3 sweet potato fries. Standard £12.99 OMG roll. This was good! The salon is cooked, thankfully, and the roll is tempura fried £13.99 unagi dragon roll. This was okay, as I felt there was little unagi per piece. This roll is slightly healthier since it’s not fried £15.99 mixed sashimi, 15 pieces. AVOID AT ALL COSTS. My friends had warned that their tuna was not good, which I agree with. Most cheaper sushi restaurants have bland tuna. But even their salmon sashimi was bland, and salmon is a fattier fish! This was some low grade frozen stuff. The tiny amaebi shrimp were decent, and I think the other white fish was mackerel, which was tasteless

Great service, but avoid...