Santoku - Ghana

I was here for dinner with some colleagues. They have 6pm and 9pm. What it means is that 6pm will have to vacate tables for 9pm guests. Not too awesome especially when you are having a good time with friends, colleagues and family. We had a variety of meals and it was all very nice and tasty. The cocktails were nice. Service was top notch. We didn't even have to lift a head. There was always someone to attend to us. This is surely a place I will love to visit over and over again.

Great dining experience. Reservations are required. Situated in the heart of Accra. Great outdoor seating as well as an indoor one. Oh you can see the chefs prepare your sushi dish. Most of the staff are nice and friendly, even when I reserved an outdoor seating one time and couldn't take the smoke from smokers arrangements were made to fit in an inside table. When it comes to pricing it's not a cheap restaurant however worth the price in my opinion.

Everything you need if ypu are traveling abroad: Friendly faces, Proper, well made cocktails, and the best live Music (elegant Jazz!!!! This Black American Traveler was impressed with this hidden Gem in Accra.

I won’t lie, I was a little weary about eating sushi in Ghana but we finally decided to try Santoku. Everything we ordered was delicious and fresh. Rolls, sashimi, fried rice, tempura all super yummy. You should be aware there is a dress code, mainly for men (no shorts no flip flops). We went with kids and they didn’t seem to be too concerned my son was in shorts. It’s also quite pricey but sushi usually is. The ambiance was great. Service was excellent and food came out timely (which I very much appreciate). We were two families and went when it opened at 6 on a Sunday and it was very quiet. I think Fridays and Saturdays it can be quite busy. Because we were a big group we made a reservation. If you’re looking for sushi in Accra, I can definitely recommend Santoku!

Ambience was good, I liked the decor, fantastic service, food was okay