This visit was just as good as the last one. The shop was only slightly busy but there was plenty…read moreof seating and it was clean. I was welcomed by a nice lady at the register who took my order. She helped me with a couple of questions I had because I wanted to try something new but also wanted to get one of the Mozzarella Corn Dogs. I ordered a couple of tacos this time. Both were on the spicy side but not a lingering, hot spicy...just a quick "bite back" spicy, if you know what I mean. One was a Spicy Pork and the other was Chicken Teriyaki but both had a similar amount of spice. Might have been the sauce used. Hubby ordered the Teriyaki Chicken Bento Box. It was really good as well. I like this location as it's closer to me than Troy but both have great service and food.

Was looking for some new food to try in the area and stumbled upon Kimchi Box! Upon entering you…read moreare met with a modern Korean-style ambience with a comfortable interior. I grabbed a menu and began my search for my fated dish. Having always been a fan of teriyaki chicken, that's what I went ahead and ordered. The staff, in the little interaction I had was friendly and the food came out promptly. Unlike some teriyaki chicken, this was thankfully not fatty and made for a pleasant dining experience. The avocado was fresh, and the bottled sauces that were included offered incredible flavor! I would say, from the meal, my favorite dishes were the chicken itself the kimchi (which was extra) and the noodles pictured in the bottom right (which I do not know their name). They were cold, which I believe is how they are served but they were really good and meaty! The kimchi was delicious and paired SO well with the dish! My only complaints were with the rice and the drinks. I was not really a fan of the texture of the rice and the soda was a bit flat. Overall I would rate Kimchi box a 4/5. A charming and clean establishment in its own right and I would gladly go back, especially to have some revitalizing food on a cool rainy day!

First visit was a winner. Placed a carry out order with the owner, Sam, and we exchanged some…read morepleasant conversation when I picked it up. Nice discount for paying with cash. - Pad Thai medium-plus was excellent. Right flavors and heat. - Chicken fried rice tastes fresh and nicely seasoned. Wife's favorite. - Spring roles are tasty, but on the small size. Will return for sure. Looking forward to trying other dishes.

First time here and would come back again…read more Hubby got the orange chicken bento with a deep fried California roll. The only thing he would change if getting a non-fried roll. I got a caterpillar roll and a roll that I am not seeing on the online menu - it had chili sauce on it and fresh tuna. I liked the special roll but one thing I didn't keep in mind is that this restaurant is sushi and Thai so their chili sauce is a bit spicy, which after a few bites got a wee bit too spicy for wimpy me. I prefer the chili sauce that is almost kind of sweet. But like I said, it was our first time here so now I know. We did take a carry out menu so we can review it (they have a huge menu) and plan our next visit in advance.

I was in town visiting family and decided to take my sister and her family to eat sushi. I made a…read morereservation about half a week in advance to ensure they could make space for 3 adults and 6 children. We went on Sunday, August 9, 2026. Not sure if they accept reservations for small parties but thankfully we were able to because it is a fairly small space and all the tables were occupied. We kind of rushed to leave after we finished eating because we saw quite a few people waiting for a table. They also seem to have a lot of to-go orders as they were constantly packing orders and before I left, I saw the sushi tickets literally printing non-stop to the point where I saw it start to pile up on the sushi counter. It must be a really popular spot for sushi considering it is in a very unassuming strip mall that doesn't really have many open businesses (at least there is very easy parking). When I walked in, I asked about a sushi boat and I specifically picked this spot after looking at photos of sushi boats and wanted my nieces and nephews to have a fun experience eating one of their favorite foods. The server told me I would have to order at least minimum amount and she'd have to see how many rolls we ordered (definitely wasn't a problem). We must have ordered like 10 rolls and a few appetizers. I can't remember all the rolls but they were all fresh and high quality. We also got a couple nigiri pieces (salmon and squid) along with our Agedashi Tofu and Takoyaki. Everything was absolutely delicious. The only thing was sometimes it took a while to flag down a server to get our teas refilled but not a huge deal as I saw they were all busy at a full restaurant. Our server was very nice, we got our sushi boat, we all ate everything, and the kids were happy.

I've been wanting to try this spot for a while, so I ordered a little bit of everything: miso soup,…read moreTako Su, gyoza, shumai, sashimi appetizer, beef bibimbap, and two sushi rolls -- the S n T and White Tiger Roll. The miso soup came out first and was pretty standard. The Tako Su had large slices of octopus with plenty of cucumbers. It was decent, nothing standout. The gyoza was actually an accidental order because I thought I had ordered shumai. Looking back, I probably should've realized something was off when the server asked if I wanted them steamed or grilled. Ironically, they ended up being one of the better items. I took them home and even cold later on, they were still good. The sashimi appetizer had a nice variety and was probably one of the stronger dishes of the night. Unfortunately, the shumai completely missed the mark. It was very wet -- you can even see it in the photo -- and just not how shumai is supposed to be prepared. Personally, I think Asahi Sushi does this dish far better, including the sauce. The beef bibimbap was also disappointing for me. I love bibimbap served in a scorching hot stone bowl where the rice crisps up and caramelizes at the bottom. This lacked all of that. In my opinion, both Asahi Sushi and Sumo Sushi do bibimbap significantly better. If that's what you're craving, this wouldn't be my recommendation. As for the sushi rolls -- the S n T and White Tiger Roll -- they were just bland. Not terrible, not inedible, but very forgettable. Overall, my experience was okay, but nothing about it stood out enough to make me want to return. The servers were pleasant, but there were no recommendations or guidance offered, and the food never really moved beyond average. I ended up giving this place 2 stars for three main reasons: 1. The servers lacked recommendations or menu guidance. 2. The food overall was bland. 3. There are significantly better sushi options nearby. If you're looking for exceptional sushi, udon, and bibimbap, I'd personally recommend Asahi Sushi instead. It's only about 12 minutes away and, in my opinion, absolutely worth the drive for the quality, presentation, service, and overall experience.

From the moment we walked on the restaurant was very clean and welcoming. The service was top…read morenotch and the food was so delicious. We will be retuning.

Hidden gem tucked away in a shopping center near OU. Never mind the menu, let the chefs make you a…read moreboat with all the sushi.. and then there are the rolls. Well prepared fish, good variety and it's never crowded. Highly recommended! Quiet dining room with traditional art.

I loved my first visit to Pudthai and Sushi. Firstly, it seemed to be family operated which I like…read more We chose this restaurant because they have lots of sushi AND Thai options, this is rare in rochester. The spicy tuna roll was good, I'm definitely going to get a specialty roll next time. We loved the Bangkok chicken. The breading was crispy even with the sauce which is unique for Bangkok chicken, and it elevated the dish. The pad Thai portion was super generous and tasty. We were out the door with a sushi roll and 2 entrees plus leftovers for $41 pre tip! I also love how they have a bento combo option with a sushi roll, ginger salad, Thai entree (small portion) and white rice for $16.95. That is a steal, especially for Thai food in Rochester. I will definitely be getting the combo next time. The waitress was really nice at explaining the spice levels and brought us 3 extra spice options for the side. She always made sure our waters were full. It wasn't busy during the week for dinner, they definitely deserve more customers.

Checking out the favorites or standard popular dishes: pad Thai and chicken fried riceread more

We came here for a quick lunch and we're not disappointed!…read more We ordered miso soup (it was ok...standard miso soup). The house salads were incredibly crisp and dressing was flavorful. We ordered three rolls: Scorpio roll Orion roll Alaskan roll These were BIG rolls. We liked all three but my fave was...not sure, it was whichever I was eating a piece of at the time. We will definitely be coming back!

Tried this place while waiting for my offspring to finish rehearsals at the nearby school. Entered…read moreto an almost empty restaurant, but it was Thu on a stormy night. I appreciated the picture book menu that spelled things out. Given I'm a Taurus I had to get the Taurus roll. (They have a roll for every star sign). The Taurus was a tempura roll with all the trimmings. And a Shrimp California roll to balance things out. Had some tea - it was regular as opposed to green. And then the miso soup. The soup was standard fare. The rolls came quickly; by then I was the only guest. Both were quite good but the Shrimp California was a real surprise. You can tell when you get quality ingredients served closed to room temp and the rice itself was really great. Service throughout was quick, quiet and kind. 4.5. This maybe my new go to. It seems less expensive than our other favorite and given it's also less busy it might be the better overall choice. I just hope they get more patrons than the night I was there.

Classic. Come here with my girls all the time…read more Kind staff, great food choices, and a very pretty environment!

We recently dined at Soho in Rochester Hills and unfortunately had a very disappointing experience…read moreoverall. Our server, Julie, initially seemed helpful when guiding us through the menu and recommending rolls. However, she suggested the Rainbow Roll despite us specifically mentioning that we don't like imitation crab, which it contains. She also recommended the Tokyo Roll, which ended up being nearly identical to the Rainbow Roll -- aside from the spicy tuna on top, they are the same roll. When the sushi arrived, it tasted extremely fishy -- to the point where we couldn't even take another bite. When we let her know that the fish tasted old and fishy, she literally looked at her watch and said, "Yeah, it's the end of the night," and then walked away, which was surprising and off-putting. We arrived an hour and a half before closing, but the staff seemed to be rushing us the entire time. Servers were coming to the table almost every two minutes trying to take our order, which made it hard to relax. We also asked for extra napkins at the beginning of our visit and never received them. I ordered miso soup and it never came out -- after telling her to forget about it, she later brought two cups anyway. It ended up being the worst miso soup I've ever tasted. Honestly, I didn't think miso soup was something you could get this wrong. The spicy edamame was undercooked but actually very tasty -- we loved the chili sauce it was coated in. The seaweed salad was average, but it was plated over a large amount of sliced radishes, which made it look like you were getting more seaweed than you actually were. For $8, especially after being reassured it would be enough for two people, we expected much more. The Seafood Yakisoba noodles were overcooked and the sauce was a bit too salty, though still edible. Overall, we left feeling rushed, disappointed, and still hungry -- but so turned off by the fishy taste that we didn't even want to go anywhere else to eat afterward. Hoping this was just an off night, but it wasn't the experience we expected.

Thai Lotus is a hidden gem! The moment you step in, the warm ambiance and beautiful decor set the…read morestage for an incredible dining experience. The staff is friendly and attentive, ensuring you feel right at home. I highly recommend the Spicy Noodles --they're bursting with flavor! The Pad Thai is a must-try as well, with perfectly cooked noodles and a delightful crunch. Overall, the combination of authentic flavors and excellent service earns Thai Lotus a solid five stars! Can't wait to go back!

I do like supporting local and small businesses. I have passed this place many times and have also…read morebeen seeing targeted ads for this place. Also, I have seen a few local "influencers" come here and eat meals and rave about the quality of the food. I did think the people working here seemed very nice. No fault to their customer service, they were kind and accommodating. I did not love the decor here. The walls were covered in mirrors, maybe to make the place look bigger. It was a very small and narrow place, but it felt creepy just looking at myself eat. I would rather have other decor. I also felt like the menu was a bit deceptive. While the prices were clearly listed, most places include something in their dishes, like tofu or chicken, for the first listed price. Here is said for many dishes $13.99, which is a great price and would make this place a great deal, but then way below it states chicken and other meats, veg start at an additional $2 which places the cost in the average range. The price does not overall matter as much as showing me the price without going on a hunt to figure out the full cost. Most people have a meat or tofu in their rice and noodles, and not just rice and noodles, which confused me as a customer. I also was confused about the bathroom situation. This seems like a new business, but the bathroom was not too clean. There was no paper towel in the holder, just a random white paper towel from the grocery store put high above on top of the paper towel dispenser, no soap in the dispenser, just a grocery store pump that was nearly out of soap, and a toilet paper roll with like only a few pieces left and no obvious spot to get more toilet paper. Something that should not happen in a new restaurant that was hyped on social media. Many Thai places have complimentary soup and rice chips to start. It is fine if they didn't but they offered a salad. It came with honey mustard dressing and it was fine but this also confused me, as it was not a Thai type dish to offer. I would rather have had a small cup of soup that went with the meal, and not ice burg lettuce with American dressing. We wanted to try all of our usual dishes, so we ordered Pad Thai, curry Pad Thai, Pad Se ew, and curry fried rice. The portions were very nice and we had tons of leftovers. But we were told they ran out of fresh bean sprouts. There were a few in the dish, and I do not mind really, but it was a Friday night, prime time for dinner and quite unusual to run out of maybe an important item. The food was okay and tasted fine the next couple of days, but not amazing. The curry Pad Thai as so mild (I do not mean spice level, I mean sauce wise) and you could barely any curry. The Pad Thai was okay and so was the curry fried rice, but nothing had a strong flavor. The best was the Pad See ew, but still not great enough to come back for. I also aske for shrimp chips, but they were a bit stale. When I said something the server did not believe me and said they were made fresh yesterday for lunch. They also advertised some new and traditional items, like chicken and rice and fried chicken and rice, but were out of all of their special dishes, which I had wanted to try because that would have differentiated them from other places, so I was a bit disappointed. Overall, they were nice but the odds are very low that I would come back. It always gets me when a restaurant hypes themselves online and gets influencers to tell me how amazing the food is, then serve me something quite mediocre. It leads me to think twice about going to a viral spot and sticking to what I know and love.