Aki Sushi - Carta

Best sushi in Zug, not cheap. Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: CHF 40–50

But good quality! I love her sashimi! Super fresh! Opening hours are a little uncomfortable for me.

Amazing and authentic Japanese food, good prices and friendly service! I usually get Aki Bento for lunch and it makes me super full (and happy for the rest of the day). Very recommended! Ver carta

Authentic and fresh. Reasonable prices for the quality. Lovely personnel. Would definitely recommend Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: CHF 40–50 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Sushi quality rather low, I was expecting something more given the positive reviews and the price paid. As a quality price ratio we are not there. At least the staff are friendly and helpful. Food: 3 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 3

The new place is spacious, family-friendly and beautiful. Was often near Aki so far this is still the best Japanese restaurant in Zug. Eating is really good. Almost all Maki reels are very nice. Price is medium. Very recommended. Ver carta

For a meeting of about 40 people from Japan, I asked for a charter of this recommended place. A variety of Japanese dishes that can be mistaken for Japan Show us your craftsmanship I thoroughly enjoyed it. Every corner of the store is cleaned and there is no dust. We had a very comfortable stay. Thank you for the meal. Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner

once for lunch I visited once for dinner. The food is very delicious. Only this delicious in Switzerland without the sea I can't believe I can eat sushi and sashimi! Tataki and cutlet, udon and ice cream, Up to Hojicha I was very pleased with the excellent quality. who live in Switzerland For Japanese who are tired of local cuisine This is a restaurant that you should definitely try.

Aki Sushi is not worth the price. Despite the potential of quality ingredients, the execution of their dishes was consistently lacking. Especially the hosomaki were very sloppy. The pretentious self-proclamations of being the best sushi in Zug and boasting about a former Michelin star chef are tiresome. Adding to the disappointment was their discouraging policy of not allowing strollers and kids under 3, which is unjustifiable given the size of the restaurant. Ver carta