I had been having a craving for sushi but didn't have a lot of time for lunch. I found this place…read moreonline and called to make an order after going through the extensive menu. The order taker was friendly, fast, and the food was ready just when he said it would be. The food itself was fantastic, and I can't wait until the next time I'm in town to stop in again. https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g42391-d824303-r983191108-Asia_s_Finest-Lansing_Ingham_County_Michigan.html#

The Korean steak was nice. The waitstaff was efficient. They let me substitute the miso soup, which…read moremakes me happy!

We ordered 3 special rolls to go , house, yum yum and mango tuna. They were all delicious!…read more Definitely worth the drive.

Great service & sushi. Sashimi appetizer was also delicious--super tender & fresh. Daughter enjoyed…read moreher ramen bowl also- she was a happy camper. Don't let the location/exterior fool you- it's worth a visit.

This spot feels like a little hidden gem due to its location. It's hidden on a little strip which…read morehas plenty of parking! The inside is small but so cute. The service is great the waiter even wrapped our leftovers for us! Which was a bowl of ramen :) I recommend the potato appetizer was great! Fried potato with a side sauce I recommend! It's simple but it hits! Next the chicken shoyu ramen was not my favorite like oh wow. But it was pretty good. I am a bit biased because I usually order tokontsu but I wanted to try something new today. Next the sushi is wrapped correctly it doesn't fall apart when you pick it up. (My last review of a sushi spot had that issue) so I was please! I got the fantasy Vegas roll and the yum yum roll they were great! All in all I like this spot. I wouldn't mind visiting it again!

Lansing sushi has been sub-par as of late. This place impressed me with their lunch menu. An udon,…read moreroll, and appetizer for $16. That's a lot of value there. Fish is fresh for what you can get around here. I ordered a sashimi set to go with it as well. Not too bad. I'd try a burrito next time I go. Would put this in rotation but why so far out? 3.6/5

The atmosphere is amazing I love the food it's great quality and affordable and amazing service…read morenever had bad service here.

Don't know what happened to one of my favorite places for good and plenty Japanese cuisine. So…read moredisappointed yesterday. The food portions have shrunk, understandable in this economy, but the quality and flavors, which mean so much more than quantity, were completely flat. No spicy in the spicy dishes and fell flat for flavors in every other item we tried, the sushi and hand rolls were wrapped in seaweed too tough to eat and flavorless. I will miss the good old place it used to be. Server was a sweetheart who also doubled as bartender so service was slow, not her fault.

Fun and relaxed atmosphere. A very cool college vibe. Great food. Fresh produce and great tasting…read more The sushi is excellent. Really enjoyed this restaurant each time we visit. Scott

Went in with decent expectations, but left underwhelmed. The shoyu ramen broth just wasn't very…read moreflavorful compared to other shoyus I've had, and the noodles had a starchy, gummy texture that I couldn't get past. Sadly I couldn't finish the bowl because of it. The egg yolk was also served cold, which didn't help. On the plus side, the pork chashu was the highlight! Perfectly balanced between fatty and meaty, cooked really well. I also ordered a tuna roll, which was a good portion size. It didn't taste super fresh, but it was still decent overall. I finished that without issue. Service was friendly and attentive, no complaints there. One thing that really stood out (in a bad way): I noticed they were using an AI-generated menu, which felt really off-putting and cheapened the experience for me.

I had an excellent dining experience with delicious food! The sushi was high quality (I had the…read morecosmo roll with tuna). The crab rangoon dip was creamy and a fun take on the classic app. The seaweed salad was fresh and rounded out the meal well. I also go the Genmaicha tea, which was great! The restaurant was comfortable and the service was very good, so I plan to come back.

I have always known Maru to be either a hit or a miss, but I must say yesterday's visit will be my…read morelast. I'm absolutely flabbergasted that I have to spend the rest of memorial weekend with food poisoning, especially after spending $60+ tip for a lunch with myself and my two toddlers. While it seems that cleanliness is not a top priority, I should have walked out when the high chair they brought my two year old was filthy. How hard is it to clean a high chair? If the front of the house is dirty, it makes one wonder what the back of the house looks like. And now I'm especially curious after being sick all night. The odd thing is, they were not busy and they were not short staffed. The culprit was either the papa crema roll or the crab Rangoon dip. My bet it was the dip because it just tasted off. You could definitely tell that the Rangoon chips were not made fresh that day. Not only did they taste funny but they were also stale. However, it could have been a handful of things. Take a look at the most recent health inspections and there are some huge red flags; ones that come at no surprise given the way I have felt for the last 18 hours. Do yourself a favor and don't eat at Maru. They don't even have a three compartment sink. How in the heck are they cleaning ANYTHING properly?

Kaiyo is located in the Central Park plaza so there is plenty of parking. They have a welcoming…read morespace with seating for about 30-40 people. The team members were kind and helpful. We were greeted immediately and seated. We visited on a Thursday as they receive Uni in their shipment. The Uni was nicely sized however was served room temperature in comparison to the tuna. The shrimp tempura and California rolls were both excellent. We will definitely visit again, it's comforting to know there is good sushi right down the road.

Had a nice time trying this place for the first time! Nice enough interior, not a ton of seating…read more Food was slow to come out despite there only being one other table in the place (maybe they had takeout orders). Food was great, though! - Tempura is BOMB. The batter is super crispy. Don't miss out. - Spicy salmon and avocado roll was pretty good! Not the top of my list but can't complain. - The Happy Island is good, less adventurous than it sounds in paper. Dominated a bit by the cream cheese but it has subtle sweet and salty flavors. - Spartan roll is solid! Gotta love crab salad and crunch. - I had a nice little pot of jasmine tea with my meal as well. Service was very kind. Prices seemed pretty on par with sushi in the area. Definitely give Kaiyo a try!

The teriyaki chicken and rice, it's a life changing experience listen. The teriyaki chicken here is…read morenot your average "fast-casual" chicken. This is premium chicken. The chicken itself is ridiculously tender. We're talking butter-level tenderness. The teriyaki glaze? It's a sweet, salty, perfect harmony of flavor that you could literally eat with a spoon if you were feeling bold. I don't know how they did it, but the sauce sticks to the chicken in this magical way that makes you wonder why other places even bother. And let's talk about the rice for a second. I swear, this rice has been blessed by some higher power. It's soft, fluffy, and just sticky enough to hold onto that sauce without falling apart. You could eat it plain, and it would still be better than most other restaurant rice. Together, the chicken and rice form a duo so powerful, I feel like I need to write a love letter to them. I've eaten teriyaki chicken before, but this was next-level. I feel like I've been lied to all my life by other restaurants. My bar for chicken has officially been raised to a height I didn't even know was possible. The language berries is truly just a spiritual journey , here's the thing: the staff at Yum Japan doesn't speak much English. And honestly, that only adds to the charm. I'll admit, I walked in all confident, ready to order in English like a normal human being. Then the staff looked at me, a little confused. I panicked for a second, but then I thought, "Wait a minute... this is fine. This is how I know I'm getting something real." I smiled awkwardly, pointed at the menu, and hoped for the best. The server nodded and said something in a language I couldn't comprehend, but honestly, I wasn't worried. At this point, I knew I was in good hands. It wasn't that bad, though. It's just the kind of place where you can get away with saying very little and pointing to the dish you want. I think the universal language of "point and eat" is all you need to communicate here. If there was a misunderstanding, I'm pretty sure it was just a happy accident, because I got exactly what I wanted, and it was amazing. The vibe inside is unpretentious, which is exactly what you want when you're here for the food. It's not fancy. It's not trendy. It's just a few tables, a no-nonsense staff, and a menu that gets straight to the point. There's no need for loud décor or minimalist chairs. You're here for the chicken, and everything else is secondary. There's something oddly comforting about it, though. I couldn't tell you if it's the cozy, humble ambiance or the fact that you're pretty much guaranteed to get your food fast. Either way, the restaurant doesn't try to impress you with anything other than what really matters: the food. To wrap it up, Yum Japan is the place to go when you want to eat food that's actually good. No pretensions, no gimmicks--just really well-executed teriyaki chicken and rice that will make you wonder how you ever lived without it. I honestly didn't even care that we barely spoke the same language because I felt like, at the end of the day, the food was doing all the talking. So if you're in the mood for a meal that will change the way you think about chicken, get yourself to Yum Japan. The teriyaki chicken will haunt your dreams (in the best possible way), and you'll leave with a full belly and a smile on your face, wondering why you didn't discover this place sooner.

The woman is extremely rude and kept asking personal questions and insulting me. What a piece of…read moresh1t. No wonder why she's poor and miserable. Will never come again