Aki Sushi in Yucca Valley

Aki Sushi is on the familys top list! In the Morongo Valley area, good food is hard to find, and good sushi is even harder to find.Nevertheless, this is our birthday spot. Although it can be on the expensive side, the food is plentiful and good.

Gem of a find in Joshua Tree. Excellent fresh sushi. The waiter says the sound was enough for two and he wasnt kidding! No shortage of Sashimi in the salad. The shasito peppers were some of the tastiest Ive had.

Today I stopped by here and bought a shogun combo for Togo. It came with some rolls and 8pc sushi. It was incredible, very well priced, big portion, I couldn’t finish it. Definitely comeback and try other combos too.

Food were good. We stopped here to eat probably around Nov. 5 after our hiked in JNP. Servers are very attentive and friendly.One of my order definitely was a no no (my order was similar to any sushi place I go). I didnt think it had shrimps on it include. I thought it would be all fish. Allergic to shrimp and it could have been worse if I had eat it.

I have been coming here since they have opened. They have always been very nice and the food is great. Only place that has been at this location and has lasted ( if you know you know). I am giving them 4 stars because every single time I order online it is always way longer than anticipated. They will say 25 minutes and it turns into 45-60 minutes. I will go in to get my food and its not ready so Ill wait, and wait, and wait. Until I come up a second time inquiring about my food and then suddenly its ready 2 minutes later. Only sushi place in town and I get they are busy, but 45-60 minutes later your online order will be ready?

We tried baked lobster roll and crunchy dragon roll, both are really good! We also ordered combo with 3 mains (chicken karaage, teriyaki beef, and pork katsu), it just tasted so so. But overall, its really a decent sushi place near the area.

Seems a very popular Sushi style restaurant in the Yucca Valley. It was busy for two straight nights, however the second night service was relatively fast. Both night we tried sushi rolls, and depending upon what roll you chose the taste varies significantly. Some are excellent, some are not so much. The rolls are large enough. A great choice if you are visiting Joshua Tree National Park and staying close to Twentynine Palms.

It was my first authentic Japanese cuisine experience, yet I think they deserve excellent ratings. the food and service impressed me. Vegan options were available which was the sole reason I chose to dine in here.

This restaurant is popular & busy for good reason. Staff is friendly & accommodating. The Bento plates we had and desserts were beautiful, hot, made with fresh ingredients. It does a lot of take-out business as well as dine in. I dont eat raw fish but the platters of sushi & sashimi we saw *looked* lovely.

My partner and I visited Aki for early dinner tonight. He ordered the ramen which was flavorful but I ordered the Sushi combo and am so disappointed, 25 dollars for my plate and the smallest pieces of sushi Ive seen in my life not worth 25 dollars for the plate at all. I just came back to the guesthouse to cook some Mac and cheese because Im so hungry and Im a pretty slim gal, total was $48 with one Sapporo beer it wasnt enough food and for that reason I wouldnt go back! Server was friendly and the atmosphere was nice. I wish I had my phone with me so I could have posted the picture of the meanest 25 dollar plate of sushi.