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Aki Sushi Tapas Boba — Restaurant in Freeport

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Aki Sushi Tapas Boba
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Nearby attractions
Mothertree
16 Middle St, Freeport, ME 04032
Abacus
36 Main St, Freeport, ME 04032
Leon Gorman Park
Freeport, ME 04032
Freeport Performing Arts Center
30 Holbrook St, Freeport, ME 04032
Freeport Players
30 Holbrook St, Freeport, ME 04032
Nearby restaurants
Tuscan Brick Oven Bistro
140 Main St, Freeport, ME 04032
Derosier's
120 Main St, Freeport, ME 04032
Linda Bean’s Maine Kitchen & Topside Tavern
88 Main St, Freeport, ME 04032
The Bakeshop
123 Main St, Freeport, ME 04032
Wanderlust Juicery and Café
4 Mechanic St, Freeport, ME 04032
Brickyard Hollow Brewing Company
20 Bow St, Freeport, ME 04032
Grande Burrito
115 Main St, Freeport, ME 04032
Domino's Pizza
8 School St, Freeport, ME 04032
Porter Kitchen + Bar
162 Main St, Freeport, ME 04032
Lobster Cooker and Pub
39 Main St, Freeport, ME 04032
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Hilton Garden Inn Freeport Downtown
5 Park St, Freeport, ME 04032
The Harraseeket Inn and Event House
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Brewster House Bed & Breakfast
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Candlebay Inn
8 Maple Ave, Freeport, ME 04032
James Place Inn
11 Holbrook St, Freeport, ME 04032
Applewood Inn
10 Holbrook St, Freeport, ME 04032
Nicholson Inn Bed & Breakfast
25 Main St, Freeport, ME 04032
Casa Alchimia
188 Main St, Freeport, ME 04032
The Kendall Inn Bed and Breakfast
213 Main St, Freeport, ME 04032
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Aki Sushi Tapas Boba
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Aki Sushi Tapas Boba

10 School St, Freeport, ME 04032
4.4(58)
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attractions: Mothertree, Abacus, Leon Gorman Park, Freeport Performing Arts Center, Freeport Players, restaurants: Tuscan Brick Oven Bistro, Derosier's, Linda Bean’s Maine Kitchen & Topside Tavern, The Bakeshop, Wanderlust Juicery and Café, Brickyard Hollow Brewing Company, Grande Burrito, Domino's Pizza, Porter Kitchen + Bar, Lobster Cooker and Pub
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(207) 417-8035
Website
akisushimaine.com

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Matcha Latte - $6.5
Strawberry Matcha Latte - $6.5
Thai Milk Tea - $6.5
Oreo Brown Sugar Bubble Latte (Caffeine-Free) - $7
Original Brown Sugar Bubble Latte (Caffeine-Free) - $7

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Nearby attractions of Aki Sushi Tapas Boba

Mothertree

Abacus

Leon Gorman Park

Freeport Performing Arts Center

Freeport Players

Mothertree

Mothertree

5.0

(10)

Open 24 hours
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Abacus

Abacus

4.9

(24)

Open 24 hours
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Leon Gorman Park

Leon Gorman Park

4.4

(34)

Open until 10:00 PM
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Freeport Performing Arts Center

Freeport Performing Arts Center

4.7

(23)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Aki Sushi Tapas Boba

Tuscan Brick Oven Bistro

Derosier's

Linda Bean’s Maine Kitchen & Topside Tavern

The Bakeshop

Wanderlust Juicery and Café

Brickyard Hollow Brewing Company

Grande Burrito

Domino's Pizza

Porter Kitchen + Bar

Lobster Cooker and Pub

Tuscan Brick Oven Bistro

Tuscan Brick Oven Bistro

4.6

(1.1K)

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Derosier's

Derosier's

4.6

(247)

$

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Linda Bean’s Maine Kitchen & Topside Tavern

Linda Bean’s Maine Kitchen & Topside Tavern

4.0

(888)

$$

Open until 8:00 PM
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The Bakeshop

The Bakeshop

4.5

(132)

$$

Closed
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Reviews of Aki Sushi Tapas Boba

4.4
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2.0
16w

Aki Sushi Tapas Boba in Freeport, Maine, offers a mixed dining experience that left us wanting more in terms of value. Upon arrival, we were asked if we had a reservation, with staff implying the restaurant was full. However, after being seated, we noticed it was only half-occupied. The staff warned us of short-staffing, which meant a delay in taking our order. Once ordered, they noted the kitchen food would arrive quickly, but the sushi bar was backed up.

True to their word, the kitchen dishes came out fast. The chicken wings were decent with a generous portion, and the gyoza was typical but satisfactory. However, the sushi took a while to arrive. The sashimi dinner, priced at $34 for 15 pieces, was disappointing—paper-thin, small slices that felt skimpy for the cost (see my photos). The Snow White specialty roll was also on the smaller side, though the rolls were generally okay. The fish was fresh and tasty, but the portions didn’t justify the price.

Service was a highlight, with attentive staff and the owner checking in multiple times. When I mentioned the sashimi’s poor value, she asked if I was from out of state, which felt irrelevant. She promised to “look into it” but offered no compensation. While the restaurant’s ambiance is lovely and the service excellent, Aki needs to improve portion sizes and value to truly shine. Overall, a nice spot, but the value falls short.

We left feeling still hungry. Unfortunately

Adding to my review, the owner’s response to my feedback about the sashimi dinner’s small portion was particularly off-putting. When I raised the concern, her immediate question was, “Are you from out of state?” This felt like a dismissive jab, implying I was just a tourist who didn’t know better and was prone to complaining. It was insulting and irrelevant—my sushi experience spans many places from Tokyo to Bangkok to New York city and Boston. Her question suggested they might treat tourists poorly, assuming they’re just one-time customers who don’t matter. This attitude undermines the otherwise pleasant service and further sours the...

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4.0
1y

Came here for a little afternoon date with my sister and was excited to finally try it. The space looks very similar to how it did when it was the Mediterranean Grill, but with subtle Asian influences. Everyone we interacted with was super friendly and welcoming and did a great job making sure waters were full and that plates were cleared. Both of the boba drinks we got were excellent and I think the price for the portion was spot on. They were very accommodating for my request to have my sushi wrapped in soy paper rather than seaweed, so I truly appreciate that. It did come out wrong the first time, but the waitress took care of it right away. The only negatives I can think of are that our waitress put down a soy sauce bowl but never brought over soy sauce so we had to ask for that and then the trim on the outside of the sliding doors was looking really dirty and peeling which is shocking since it was just opened. Overall a great new addition to Freeport and I hope they have...

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3.0
1y

I ordered the pork belly buns. They tasted off and the porkbellies weren’t crispy. They didn’t melt in my mouth. They were chewy and just unpleasant. Unfortunately, my scorpion roll didn’t arrive at the table until well after everybody else had gotten their meals. So my first experience wasn’t great. Everybody was really friendly. The place was clean. They did a great job with the space. I really like what they have going on. It wasn’t busy so that’s not why my food was subpar. If this is the same people that had the restaurant in Brunswick, I don’t know what the difference is. Aki in Brunswick was great. Finally, I would like to add, I frequently update my reviews, and this place has just opened. Normally, I wouldn’t give a bad review on a first visit. I’m a little worried I might become ill, yes the pork belly buns were that off, but I ate them anyway cause I was hungry and I needed to eat. I also didn’t want to complain putting a bad vibe at a...

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The GuyThe Guy
Aki Sushi Tapas Boba in Freeport, Maine, offers a mixed dining experience that left us wanting more in terms of value. Upon arrival, we were asked if we had a reservation, with staff implying the restaurant was full. However, after being seated, we noticed it was only half-occupied. The staff warned us of short-staffing, which meant a delay in taking our order. Once ordered, they noted the kitchen food would arrive quickly, but the sushi bar was backed up. True to their word, the kitchen dishes came out fast. The chicken wings were decent with a generous portion, and the gyoza was typical but satisfactory. However, the sushi took a while to arrive. The sashimi dinner, priced at $34 for 15 pieces, was disappointing—paper-thin, small slices that felt skimpy for the cost (see my photos). The Snow White specialty roll was also on the smaller side, though the rolls were generally okay. The fish was fresh and tasty, but the portions didn’t justify the price. Service was a highlight, with attentive staff and the owner checking in multiple times. When I mentioned the sashimi’s poor value, she asked if I was from out of state, which felt irrelevant. She promised to “look into it” but offered no compensation. While the restaurant’s ambiance is lovely and the service excellent, Aki needs to improve portion sizes and value to truly shine. Overall, a nice spot, but the value falls short. We left feeling still hungry. Unfortunately Adding to my review, the owner’s response to my feedback about the sashimi dinner’s small portion was particularly off-putting. When I raised the concern, her immediate question was, “Are you from out of state?” This felt like a dismissive jab, implying I was just a tourist who didn’t know better and was prone to complaining. It was insulting and irrelevant—my sushi experience spans many places from Tokyo to Bangkok to New York city and Boston. Her question suggested they might treat tourists poorly, assuming they’re just one-time customers who don’t matter. This attitude undermines the otherwise pleasant service and further sours the experience at Aki.
Magnus DunningMagnus Dunning
We love coming here. Don’t know about other reviews, but we’ve had delicious sushi and sashimi every time. Fish is fresh, rice is sticky, ginger is fresh, and Wasabi is plentiful. The staff is always courteous and pleasant, and the sushi chefs work quickly to get our order prepared. It always comes well presented and prepared. That’s why we are repeat customers. Plus, Portland is ridiculously expensive, so making the trip here is an easy choice. Another thing we like are the tempura crunch type rolls, and they’ve got some innovative menu items along those lines. By the way, the owner has added a couple of Turkish menu item. One is “Sigara Börek.” Give it a try!
catherine knottcatherine knott
Pretty good sushi spot for Freeport. We sat outside on the deck which was mostly shaded so we didn't roast in the sun. It was lunchtime so we took advantage of the lunch specials. I had the two roll combo and my boyfriend got the poke bowl which he said was really good. The tuna was delicious and fresh. My two rolls were great. Both meals came with miso soup. We also got an order of shrimp shumai and they were fried. I had never had them prepared that way before but they were really good. It was our first time and I'd definitely go back to try out some of their special sushi rolls. The list was extensive.
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Aki Sushi Tapas Boba in Freeport, Maine, offers a mixed dining experience that left us wanting more in terms of value. Upon arrival, we were asked if we had a reservation, with staff implying the restaurant was full. However, after being seated, we noticed it was only half-occupied. The staff warned us of short-staffing, which meant a delay in taking our order. Once ordered, they noted the kitchen food would arrive quickly, but the sushi bar was backed up. True to their word, the kitchen dishes came out fast. The chicken wings were decent with a generous portion, and the gyoza was typical but satisfactory. However, the sushi took a while to arrive. The sashimi dinner, priced at $34 for 15 pieces, was disappointing—paper-thin, small slices that felt skimpy for the cost (see my photos). The Snow White specialty roll was also on the smaller side, though the rolls were generally okay. The fish was fresh and tasty, but the portions didn’t justify the price. Service was a highlight, with attentive staff and the owner checking in multiple times. When I mentioned the sashimi’s poor value, she asked if I was from out of state, which felt irrelevant. She promised to “look into it” but offered no compensation. While the restaurant’s ambiance is lovely and the service excellent, Aki needs to improve portion sizes and value to truly shine. Overall, a nice spot, but the value falls short. We left feeling still hungry. Unfortunately Adding to my review, the owner’s response to my feedback about the sashimi dinner’s small portion was particularly off-putting. When I raised the concern, her immediate question was, “Are you from out of state?” This felt like a dismissive jab, implying I was just a tourist who didn’t know better and was prone to complaining. It was insulting and irrelevant—my sushi experience spans many places from Tokyo to Bangkok to New York city and Boston. Her question suggested they might treat tourists poorly, assuming they’re just one-time customers who don’t matter. This attitude undermines the otherwise pleasant service and further sours the experience at Aki.
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We love coming here. Don’t know about other reviews, but we’ve had delicious sushi and sashimi every time. Fish is fresh, rice is sticky, ginger is fresh, and Wasabi is plentiful. The staff is always courteous and pleasant, and the sushi chefs work quickly to get our order prepared. It always comes well presented and prepared. That’s why we are repeat customers. Plus, Portland is ridiculously expensive, so making the trip here is an easy choice. Another thing we like are the tempura crunch type rolls, and they’ve got some innovative menu items along those lines. By the way, the owner has added a couple of Turkish menu item. One is “Sigara Börek.” Give it a try!
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Pretty good sushi spot for Freeport. We sat outside on the deck which was mostly shaded so we didn't roast in the sun. It was lunchtime so we took advantage of the lunch specials. I had the two roll combo and my boyfriend got the poke bowl which he said was really good. The tuna was delicious and fresh. My two rolls were great. Both meals came with miso soup. We also got an order of shrimp shumai and they were fried. I had never had them prepared that way before but they were really good. It was our first time and I'd definitely go back to try out some of their special sushi rolls. The list was extensive.
catherine knott

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