Noodle soups, sushi sets & katsu curries in a neat, modern space with subtle Japanese motifs.
Hours
| Wednesday | 6–10 PM |
| Thursday | 6–10 PM |
| Friday | 6–10 PM |
| Saturday | 6–10 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 6–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 6–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: Papenhuder Str. 67, 22087 Hamburg, Germany
Phone: +49 40 2200803
Website: http://www.restaurant-akari.de/
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Reviews
Luca Mennoia
I took Yakitori, Katsudon and Houjicha.
Food is delicious and tastes authentic, including the tea. The atmosphere is absolutely great, staff is very friendly, however portions are too small for the price and service is very slow.
My impression stays positive because of the quality of preparations and ingredients, however there is room for improvement, especially in the service, which is too slow and while very polite, it seems a bit passive, not keen enough.
I am sure that if portions were a bit bigger nobody would say anymore this place is pricey.
Overall ok, still recommended (if you’re not too hungry).
… moreFood is delicious and tastes authentic, including the tea. The atmosphere is absolutely great, staff is very friendly, however portions are too small for the price and service is very slow.
My impression stays positive because of the quality of preparations and ingredients, however there is room for improvement, especially in the service, which is too slow and while very polite, it seems a bit passive, not keen enough.
I am sure that if portions were a bit bigger nobody would say anymore this place is pricey.
Overall ok, still recommended (if you’re not too hungry).
Harry Sudarno
If you’re looking for an unforgettable dining experience, this Japanese restaurant is a must-visit! I truly believe that food lovers in Indonesia will absolutely adore it. Just a heads-up: be sure to make a reservation in advance to secure your spot!
… moreHuyen Tran
Really authentic Japanese diner. The menu is small and fine. Food quality is great, however the portion is really small in relation with its price.
The restaurant is also really small, therefore it doesn’t feel that comfortable dining there.
A reservation is always recommended.
… moreThe restaurant is also really small, therefore it doesn’t feel that comfortable dining there.
A reservation is always recommended.
Shin Kim
One of few truly authentic Japanese restaurants in Hamburg. Tasty food, friendly service, cozy and reserved decos with real plants. I’d love to re-visit at any time!
(You won’t have much chance to dine here without reservation.)
… more(You won’t have much chance to dine here without reservation.)
Mana Hideshima
I’m from Japan and I can guarantee the quality of food, especially grilled fish. It tastes exactly like in Japan.
… moreMi Bome
The best and most tender sashimi that I can remember in recent times. All other dishes were just as perfect. Best possible quality and atmosphere.
… moreTed Liang
Just a really great Japanese katsu curry: perfectly fried on the outside and juicy and tender on the inside. The side salad was also enjoyable. Great atmosphere, will be returning!
… moreSebastian
Probably one of the best Japanese restaurant in the neighbourhood.
But for an Asian, the udon could be more tender. Still, the different flour used between Japan and Germany could probably explained the differences.
Overall, it offered quite a good ambience and very friendly team to serve their customers.
It cured my homesick for Asian food though, when I was there.
… moreBut for an Asian, the udon could be more tender. Still, the different flour used between Japan and Germany could probably explained the differences.
Overall, it offered quite a good ambience and very friendly team to serve their customers.
It cured my homesick for Asian food though, when I was there.