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Aki
Editorial Review
Tucked inside a quaint townhouse, creative Japanese with flair. Minimal digs, exposed brick walls, whatever—you're here for the food. Name implies autumn, but seasonal menu takes on a unique Jamaican bent 'cuz the master used to roll for an ambassador to the West Indies. Try the Jamaica roll with jerk chicken or the banana boat roll. You heard it here first, bananas really do go well with raw tuna.
Features
- Delivery
- Late Night Bites
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Price:
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Reservations:
Recommended -
Alcohol:
Beer & Wine -
Vibe:
Chill - Restaurant Type:
Japanese, Sushi
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