Went there for lunch and was seated pretty quickly…read more We ordered DFFC miso ramen and Hakata Tonkotsu ramen and the pink lady roll. The food was good. The north of the ramen was tasty but we waited a long long time for the food to come out. The size of the bowl is not that big for $20 a bowl.

This place just isn't my style. and imo it's just overrated and overpriced. But if you're into…read moretrendy and "cool" and mediocre food, go for it. The wait is so so long and not really worth it. Plenty of other awesome restaurants in the area

First off, very kind staff and great service. Everything we…read moreate was very good to exceptional and quickly delivered to your table. Back in the area soon and this is where we will dine before heading home. Clean area and well lit eating area. It is definitely on the A2 rotation for top spots to go for Korean cuisine.

We tried their fried chicken and it was a great deal!! $24…read morefor a bucket of fried whole chicken pieces, fries and even fried tokkbokki (so unique), a cup of rice&seaweed sprinkles, and a cup of radish (tasted sweet and extra yummy)! We got takeout so the chicken batter was pretty hard but it still tasted good! The deep fried tokkbokki (rice cake) was my Favorite because it was different and delicious!

I truly enjoyed my visit at this restaurant. As soon as I entered I was greeted and offered to sit…read moreanywhere I wanted. I placed my order and the food came fairly quickly. Everything was cooked fresh and made to order. The Ramen was really good. The dumplings were pretty good also. I've never been a fan of deep fried dumplings but I thought I'd give it a shot and I wasn't disappointed. Annnnnnnd not to mention, the prices were reasonable to me. Definitely coming back when I'm in the area.

When I was done shopping at BJ's, I decided I wanted sushi for lunch since I hadn't used chop…read moresticks all week. After checking for a close place, this popped up. It was so easy to get to through the interconnected parking lots. It is in the strip behind IHOP and near Raising Cane's ( but much better food). Plenty of parking. It is a smaller footprint being a store front but have a selection of tables. The menu is smaller than other sushi places but it has most of the popular ones. I ordered my normal Shrimp Tempura Roll. They don't have fountain pop which always gets a star off but has Coke products and was quick with a glass of ice. Service was by the owner so he was friendly and interesting in giving good service. The roll came out freshly made. It was delicious but different than most since it didn't have cucumber or avocado in it. But that let the shrimp and toppings shine. Beautiful presentation. I will be back next time I shop at BJ'S. I would be other times but I don't live near.

Amazing flavor, enormous portions, great price and all the ingredients are so fresh. The owner was…read morealso really nice!! Worth the time and money to try it out!!!

The food and the service are always great here! Everything always feels fresh and tasteful!read more

Hits the spot just like I remember it from years ago when I worked near here…read more Lots of ramen options but I like the noodles and flavor of my go to, the YAKI LO MEIN with tofu. Great combo of sweet and spicy. Nothing fancy here aesthetically but food hits the spot, service and prices are good.

I only got the pork buns and the tako taki. Both were not good…read more The pork buns tasted doughy and the pork was dry - didn't taste like a pork belly for sure. The sauce was sweet and not that good. The tako yaki wasnt crispy. It's just small soft ball with chunks of seafood. Gave it 3 stars since I didn't try the ramen which is the main thing here.

House of Umami is a must-visit spot. The food is absolutely incredible…read more The ramen has a rich, deeply flavorful broth and perfectly cooked noodles. It is ultimate comfort food. The sushi rolls are equally amazing, tasting incredibly fresh and expertly crafted with generous portions. The service is attentive, and the atmosphere is welcoming. If you are craving authentic, high-quality Japanese comfort food, do yourself a favor and check this place out. I will definitely be back! That is all. Chief Been around the world twice good taste better when do it twice. :(( SAMA C you been where ? Thought so.

The restaurant goes out of its way to create a very Japanese vibe, with all the decorations and…read morecitypop musics in the background. I'd say the vibes are a bit too over the top and deliberate, which makes me feel that this establishment is not really authentic. The food is not the best. They said they're "known for their ramen" but I hardly find it tasty. The noodles are on the harder side, not bouncy enough, and overall texture is just on the lower end. Their non-ramen items are not better either. Service is good. The waitress was attentive and had a good attitude. Feels like this establishment put all their effort in the "peripheral" things but didn't score the best on the most important one which is the taste itself.

The best kept culinary secrets in the metro Detroit area is right here! They have an amazing menu,…read morethe most complete, most delicious and most popular dishes throughout China. These dishes were only available in Chinatown in large metro such as New York and Toronto. They are all available here with much cheaper prices. The word dumpling in their restaurant name is actually misleading - dumplings are a small part of their menu albeit very tasty. The only complaint I would have was that they have a relatively small room considering their popularity. The tables were closer to each other to accommodate more customers and resulted in less privacy.

Tried their deluxe udon and it was delicious and not greasy at all!…read more Took pics of their dining area while waiting for my steamed dumplings to be ready for take out.

Yotsuba has been my go-to Japanese restaurant ever since I moved back to Ann Arbor in 2004; it was…read morealso my parents' go-to Japanese restaurant... we've been loyal customers for a long time. There have been some hit-or-misses with the quality of the fish but, I'm Japanese and, for me, "Japanese cuisine" is a lot more than raw fish and their kitchen (as opposed to the sushi bar) has always been reliable. Not so much anymore. :( I had dinner there recently on a Friday night. Ordered the tempura appetizer and 8-9 pieces of sushi a la carte. I asked the waitperson to make sure there was grated daikon for the tempura (I've had to ask before and the tempura was cold by the time they brought it, so I was planning ahead...) I was informed that not only do they not serve it with tempura, there's simply no daikon anywhere in the restaurant to grate. Seriously? First, how does a Japanese restaurant not have any daikon?? Second, if you serve tempura, this is a necessary condiment; it's akin to not having ketchup for a burger. I opted to have fried oysters instead and they were fine. The nigiri sushi I was served *looked* beautiful. Huge pieces of fish, nicely arranged. I'm not sure why Japanese restaurants here think "bigger is better" when it comes to sushi. Nigiri sushi is intended to be eaten in ONE comfortable bite instead of having to try to bite it in half only to have it disintegrate awkwardly all over the table. Why not offer two nigiri pieces per order that's reasonably (and correctly) sized? And then there's the sushi rice. I'm not convinced that the sushi chefs there understand that what makes it "sushi" isn't the fish (or the fancy rolls) -- it's the rice. Sushi rice is supposed to be flavored, while it's steaming hot, with a sugar-vinegar-salt mixture ("sushi su"), which is what keeps the rice moist and sticky in order to keep its shape, and also provide a foil for the fish. Whenever a sushi piece falls apart, it usually means (other than the fact that it's too big) that it's not properly seasoned. It should also never be cold. My simple meal plus a serving of sake, with tip came to almost $100. That's not unreasonably high for a Japanese sushi meal but I think I should be able to count on it being made correctly.

Friendly staff and good service…read more The sushi, that was ok. Lacked flavor with the special rolls