Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1718 NE 122nd Ave, Portland, OR 97230
Phone: (971) 255-1130
Website: https://www.akirasushiportland.com/
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Reviews
David Kokiong
Stopped in for a casual sushi meal and had a mixed but overall positive experience.
Food:
Miso Soup (3.5/5): Hot and comforting. Nothing special, but solid.
Seaweed Salad (3/5): Fine and fresh, but pretty average.
Sake Nigiri (3/5): Okay, but a bit heavy on the rice compared to the fish.
Grilled Steak Roll (3/5): Steak, avocado, and cheese. It was fine, but the cheese flavor was too strong and there was too much rice, which took over the bite.
Seared Salmon (5/5): Wow. This was the highlight of the meal. Very tender, perfectly seared, and full of flavor. This alone is a reason to come here.
Smoked Salmon (3.5/5): Good and nicely balanced, with fish that was not too thick and a decent amount of rice.
Edamame (3.5/5): Beans were good inside, though the pods were a bit firm and cooler than expected.
Service:
Friendly and helpful, always with a smile.
Ambiance:
Small cafeteria-style setting with rotating sushi on a conveyor belt. Simple, casual, and good for a quick meal.
Overall, some items were just okay, but the seared salmon really stood out and made the visit worthwhile. I would come back for that and try a few other plates.
… moreFood:
Miso Soup (3.5/5): Hot and comforting. Nothing special, but solid.
Seaweed Salad (3/5): Fine and fresh, but pretty average.
Sake Nigiri (3/5): Okay, but a bit heavy on the rice compared to the fish.
Grilled Steak Roll (3/5): Steak, avocado, and cheese. It was fine, but the cheese flavor was too strong and there was too much rice, which took over the bite.
Seared Salmon (5/5): Wow. This was the highlight of the meal. Very tender, perfectly seared, and full of flavor. This alone is a reason to come here.
Smoked Salmon (3.5/5): Good and nicely balanced, with fish that was not too thick and a decent amount of rice.
Edamame (3.5/5): Beans were good inside, though the pods were a bit firm and cooler than expected.
Service:
Friendly and helpful, always with a smile.
Ambiance:
Small cafeteria-style setting with rotating sushi on a conveyor belt. Simple, casual, and good for a quick meal.
Overall, some items were just okay, but the seared salmon really stood out and made the visit worthwhile. I would come back for that and try a few other plates.
Christina Hungerford
I recently checked out this new sushi spot, and I have to say, for the price, it’s a steal! The customer service was excellent—super friendly and attentive staff who made the experience even better.
The highlight for me was the Naruto Roll—a fresh, flavorful combination of tuna, salmon, kani, and avocado, all wrapped in crisp cucumber instead of rice. It was light, refreshing, and packed with great texture and taste.
If you’re looking for delicious sushi on a budget with top-notch service, this place is a must-try!
… moreThe highlight for me was the Naruto Roll—a fresh, flavorful combination of tuna, salmon, kani, and avocado, all wrapped in crisp cucumber instead of rice. It was light, refreshing, and packed with great texture and taste.
If you’re looking for delicious sushi on a budget with top-notch service, this place is a must-try!
BPixie
By far the best track sushi option I’ve been to in Portland.
So many options and I love that they have photos of the rolls that you can order that move along the track.
Because of this, I ordered things I have never had before because they looked good.
The servers were flustered but they were quite busy so I can forgive it.
Reasonable prices.
Overall it was great and we will go back!
… moreSo many options and I love that they have photos of the rolls that you can order that move along the track.
Because of this, I ordered things I have never had before because they looked good.
The servers were flustered but they were quite busy so I can forgive it.
Reasonable prices.
Overall it was great and we will go back!
Bedoya Rodolfo
Best track sushi in East Portland!
I like that you can see the photos of the rolls that you can order. The servers were very polite and ready to help you with your order.
Very reasonable prices.
… moreI like that you can see the photos of the rolls that you can order. The servers were very polite and ready to help you with your order.
Very reasonable prices.
Anna Long
I have been a long time customer of Akira Sushi Clackamas, basically since they opened. Unfortunately when the owner or Nga are not there the employees are cutting many corners and the food and service have gone very downhill.
I ordered seared salmon and watched them microwave it then lightly sear the top… what did it taste like? Microwaved fish (gross!). They did this to the people sitting across from me as well. By the time I left the whole restaurant smelled like microwaved fish. It was truly disgusting and I do not know if I will ever return.
Be careful to not go on days where there is no management.
… moreI ordered seared salmon and watched them microwave it then lightly sear the top… what did it taste like? Microwaved fish (gross!). They did this to the people sitting across from me as well. By the time I left the whole restaurant smelled like microwaved fish. It was truly disgusting and I do not know if I will ever return.
Be careful to not go on days where there is no management.
Rogan R
Great conveyor belt style sushi place. Very casual, it was a great spot to catch lunch. The prices were very reasonable for the quality of sushi. The had everything from simple California and spicy tuna rolls, to the more luxurious Akira roll, which you should definitely try if you are not allergic to fish and shell fish. My kid and I had about 12 of the plates of varying cost and got out for around $30. The plates have between 4 and 6 pieces of sushi, depending on what it is. Will definitely be back.
… moreIsaiah Santos
If you’re craving sushi that’s fast, fresh, and fun—Akura Sushi delivers. This conveyor-style spot is a whole vibe, with plates gliding by like edible art on parade. The selection is solid, from classic salmon nigiri and spicy tuna rolls to more adventurous bites with torched toppings and crunchy textures.
The quality? Surprisingly good for the price. Everything tasted fresh, and you can tell they keep the rotation moving so nothing sits too long. The touch screen ordering system is easy to use if you want something specific made to order, and it comes out lightning fast.
The atmosphere is clean and modern, with a chill, casual energy that makes it great for dates, solo meals, or quick bites with friends. Prices are color-coded by plate and totally reasonable, so you can indulge without breaking the bank.
… moreThe quality? Surprisingly good for the price. Everything tasted fresh, and you can tell they keep the rotation moving so nothing sits too long. The touch screen ordering system is easy to use if you want something specific made to order, and it comes out lightning fast.
The atmosphere is clean and modern, with a chill, casual energy that makes it great for dates, solo meals, or quick bites with friends. Prices are color-coded by plate and totally reasonable, so you can indulge without breaking the bank.
Miriam Ito
From the moment I walked in, there were red flags. The floor was sticky and there was a noticeable amount of food on the ground, which should have been my sign to leave. Unfortunately, we were already seated and I didn’t want to be rude by walking out.
When I removed the plastic lid from my creamy scallops, the smell was very fishy and the sauce was chunky, so I chose not to eat it. The fried calamari was lukewarm and soggy, and the seared salmon tasted like it was store-bought rather than freshly prepared.
My younger brother ate his meal, and later that evening he ended up throwing up. I feel terrible for having taken him there. Based on this experience, I would strongly advise against eating here, especially any raw items. The sushi also looked old, and I would not recommend this restaurant.
… moreWhen I removed the plastic lid from my creamy scallops, the smell was very fishy and the sauce was chunky, so I chose not to eat it. The fried calamari was lukewarm and soggy, and the seared salmon tasted like it was store-bought rather than freshly prepared.
My younger brother ate his meal, and later that evening he ended up throwing up. I feel terrible for having taken him there. Based on this experience, I would strongly advise against eating here, especially any raw items. The sushi also looked old, and I would not recommend this restaurant.
Chad Markowitz-Jolly
So I would say for the price, it is what you should expect. I didn’t have super high hopes, but I have tried other sushi places similar to this type. Seemed like there were regulars and the people working here knew what they liked and brought them over plates, which is cool. For me though, I had to wave someone down to order something from the menu that isn’t on the conveyor.
All the sushi tasted essentially the same; that’s likely because pretty much everything was like a variation of a California roll, imitation crab meat being the main base meat. The spicy tuna was a little darker and slightly warm… slightly scary. All of the rolls that I tried also tasted like they had 30% mayo to them, which was kinda gross. But again, for the price, I wasn’t expecting too much. This would be a great place when you are craving sushi but are in college or just a little tight on funds. Nothing wrong with that by any means. But the thing that kinda bugged me was the dessert. I ordered a tempura ice cream. Well… lo and behold… I think I got maybe a teaspoon of ice cream in a ball that was as big as the plate! Sooo disappointed! Maybe about an inch of dough around it, a VERY thin layer of panko (the “tempura” part) and a bunch of whipped cream and chocolate syrup. I literally thought I would be happy with this since it’s hard to mess up and can be done on a budget easily. But nope! I tried to get the ice cream out of it, but really couldn’t find much. Just a hollow ball. If it had a nice ball of ice cream in it, I think I wouldn’t had cared about the foam pillow of bread/cake that surrounded it. But was literally hollow.
Anyway. The people working here were nice. I wouldn’t go back, personally… but I would still recommend it if you are on a tight budget and are crashing sushi. Or if you have the munchies (it is Oregon and all 🙂 )
… moreAll the sushi tasted essentially the same; that’s likely because pretty much everything was like a variation of a California roll, imitation crab meat being the main base meat. The spicy tuna was a little darker and slightly warm… slightly scary. All of the rolls that I tried also tasted like they had 30% mayo to them, which was kinda gross. But again, for the price, I wasn’t expecting too much. This would be a great place when you are craving sushi but are in college or just a little tight on funds. Nothing wrong with that by any means. But the thing that kinda bugged me was the dessert. I ordered a tempura ice cream. Well… lo and behold… I think I got maybe a teaspoon of ice cream in a ball that was as big as the plate! Sooo disappointed! Maybe about an inch of dough around it, a VERY thin layer of panko (the “tempura” part) and a bunch of whipped cream and chocolate syrup. I literally thought I would be happy with this since it’s hard to mess up and can be done on a budget easily. But nope! I tried to get the ice cream out of it, but really couldn’t find much. Just a hollow ball. If it had a nice ball of ice cream in it, I think I wouldn’t had cared about the foam pillow of bread/cake that surrounded it. But was literally hollow.
Anyway. The people working here were nice. I wouldn’t go back, personally… but I would still recommend it if you are on a tight budget and are crashing sushi. Or if you have the munchies (it is Oregon and all 🙂 )
Jonathan Schuler
Really great option for inexpensive conveyor belt sushi. I like to go right at 11am when they open to get the freshest food. You can also order rolls fresh as well. My go to lately has been the shrimp tempura roll and the gyoza, but the Akira roll is also good. I believe it’s like a spicy tuna roll with red snapper on top.
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