Akemi

5 Kharuna Ramrukheea - 4 years ago

Ordered take out and from the moment I entered until I was given the food it took just 20-25minutes. For peak time I think this is pretty fast. When you enter the restaurant you are greeted by friendly staff. They are always smiling. The rolls I ordered were really good. Loved the mango paradise and the tokyo roll.

5 Eric Larouche - 5 months ago

Best Sushi in Cologne. Was going at least once a week when living there. Amazing.

5 Milan Vukas - 3 years ago

Wonderful sushi place with great food and staff! Definitely come here if your are looking for great sushi and bowls! Here is an exam some of our Akemi bowl:

4 Christoph Kurth - 4 years ago

These guys would get a 5 star rating, because I really like their sushi and the fair pricing they offer. Unfortunately, the ventilation inside is less than perfect and you kinda come out smelling like a kitchen. The staff are lovely, forthcoming and patient.

5 megan platts - 3 years ago

The fish is fresh and extremely well priced. And the service is great. This place deserves more attention than it gets. Whoever said below that the owner doesn’t speak English does not know what they are talking about. She spoke very well. I also ordered bottled water and I can assure you it wasn’t 7 euro. The prices are marked and it’s well worth the money. I have no dog in this fight but I don’t like to see hard working people get slammed because someone’s in a bad mood

5 Maite Bou - a year ago

Very tasty and fresh ingredients, so happy with the discovery. Very well made food, not only the sushi!

2 Fraeulein Reckless - 6 years ago

Just after an succesful try to a spanish delight and since the other good places were full booked already, it was a real coincidence that we ever landed here.

I cant be sure if this place is owned or run by any real Japanese. Pls start looking at the ambiance. ;-) But it isnt something new, here in Germany. Esp. if in fact, many pizzerias are/were owned by Arabs, Vietnamese run Thai u0026 Chinese Restos and on the other hand the Chinese are taking care of Japanese venues.

Our Thai waitress aproached us with some thai and the only thing I could catch was the word 'thai'. lol She was kinda slow that evening and she looked as if the world isnt fair to her but her voice became tender as we left her with some tips.

The service mentioned the buffet, but we didnt see any buffet tables/bar around. But as I carried the picture of a pan filled with delish paella, I wasnt really into any flat rate dinner or buffet anyway so we decided to order ala carte, as follow:

(Price range: budget to moderate)

Surimi Strips with plum sauce
(my charming cavalier got Chicken Satay with Fish Rolls)
and we shared a plate of Sushi Creative -ended with 14 Sushi rolls with Tuna, Salmon, Ebi u0026 Avocado.

The Surimi Strips tasted more to two bunches of fried wheat dough with a tiny little fish flavor. The waitress explained us that Surimi is made of crabs. lol The Chicken Satay was well marinated and the Fish Rolls didnt taste bad afterall. But all of the warm dishes was not served warm enough.

Here we come the Sushi...
They are all huge, I had no clue... Either they think that japanese or german has wide big mouth. ;-) The only thing that awed me that evening was the fact that the avocado (both as filling and strip) was ripe and sweet, as the taste of the Ebi Prawn and Fish wasnt that convincing to me. The rice was huge, thick and somehow too overcooked.