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Akino brings flavor, Japanese culture to Orange Park

Posted 11/12/26

ORANGE PARK —   Members of the Clay County Chamber of Commerce helped to officially cut the ribbon on the Akino Japanese Cuisine during its grand opening on Friday, Nov. 6. The locally owned …

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Akino brings flavor, Japanese culture to Orange Park


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ORANGE PARK — Members of the Clay County Chamber of Commerce helped to officially cut the ribbon on the Akino Japanese Cuisine during its grand opening on Friday, Nov. 6. The locally owned restaurant, at 1754 Wells Road, combines an All-You-Can-Eat dining experience and buffet with a neighborhood-friendly atmosphere.

Guests can order straight from the menu, instantly picking from sushi and sushi rolls; Sashima Hibachi dishes; Japanese appetizers; fried and grilled selections; seafood chicken; beef and other entrees; and soups and salads.  Dishes are made-to-order and brought straight to the table.

In Japanese culture, the word “Akino” reflects a feeling of abundance, warmth and harvest. Perfect for a place where people can come together and enjoy a generous variety of food. That's what Akino Japanese Cuisine is all about.

Akino Japanese Cuisine is open Monday through Sunday from 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. All-You-Can-Eat lunch and dinner is Monday through Friday from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.