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    Make Waves Violin and Viola

    5.0 (1 review)
    Open 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Sharaku - #29. Crab Salad

    Sharaku

    4.3(208 reviews)
    32.3 km
    $$

    Sharaku is easily one of my favorite Japanese restaurants in Michigan, and after multiple visits,…read moreit continues to impress me. Having spent time exploring Japan and eating plenty of sushi there, this is probably the closest I've come in Michigan to recreating that experience. The focus is on traditional and straightforward: quality fish, careful preparation, and letting the ingredients speak for themselves rather than covering everything in sauces and toppings. The sushi and sashimi have been consistently excellent across my visits, and I especially appreciate that the menu goes well beyond the typical American sushi restaurant. There are plenty of traditional Japanese dishes and chef's-choice options, so it's a place where I'm always tempted to try something different. The atmosphere adds to the experience too. It has this intimate, neighborhood Japanese restaurant vibe that reminds me so much of stumbling upon a sushi spot in Kyoto. If you love traditional Japanese food and care more about quality and authenticity than elaborate specialty rolls, Sharaku is absolutely worth the trip. One of the best Japanese dining experiences I've found in Michigan, and a place I'll continue coming back to.

    I'd probably go lower, if not for the friendly service. came here with my friend for his bday…read moredinner. Not sure how he became aware of this place, but here we were. AMBIANCE - the place seemed very cozy, with booths, a handful of tables and seating at the sushi bar. This place was JUMPING on a Tuesday. I'm actually glad I made reservations. Bunch of old Asian dudes working behind the sushi counter - place seemed legit. SERVICE - our server was very attentive and was helpful with recommendations. He was very patient as we had MANY questions about the menu, and what we should be getting. MENU - this place had a pretty extensive menu. The first page of the menu had their daily specials which seemed to be a pretty deep selection by itself. They had many of your standard Japanese fare, though their appetizer list seemed to be deeper than most. They also had a fair number of sushi combos, however, according to our server, those are all chef's choice, and said they tended to be more basic type rolls/fish. One thing that was unfortunate was that the sushi rolls did not have a description of what was included in them, so we had to get clarification on a few of the rolls we were interested in. FOOD - we decided to get a smattering of items. we started with the deep fried oysters, chicken karage, and some along with some fried scallops they had on special. The oysters were good, while the karage and scallops were just "ok." Good, but nothing to write home about. We also ordered a couple of rolls - we did the spider rolls (soft shell crab), a tempura shrimp roll, dragon roll, and two eel nigiri. The eel nigiri were excellent. The rolls while good.... left me wanting a bit. From the other reviews that I read, this place is good on quality, and less on the quality, and this was on full display with the rolls. Besides the nigiri, the rolls seemed light, especially our spider roll which was only 4 pieces (I dont think I've ever seen that before). Even the dragon roll seemed small. We probably could have just gotten more nigiri in lieu of dragon roll. OVERALL - while the food was good, for the price you pay, it does not seem worth it. Maybe if we had gotten more nigiri or chirashi, we could have appreciated it more, but this place was too far and too expensive for what it was. Maybe the lunch specials make it worth coming here, but this would not be anywhere on my list of places to go for sushi in the metro Detroit area. Celebrity Rating - Salt Bae

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    Sharaku - Chef's selection. Perfectly made and great quality choice of seafood.

    Chef's selection. Perfectly made and great quality choice of seafood.

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    Matsuchan - Tantanmen

    Matsuchan

    4.2(340 reviews)
    9.7 km
    $$

    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.

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    Matsuchan - Sitting area.

    Sitting area.

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    Dumplings

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    Ajishin - Salmon Roll ($5)

    Ajishin

    4.3(836 reviews)
    24.5 km
    $$

    Superb sushi...it is the the first choice of our Japanese…read moreneighbors so you know that it is authentic

    The service and food were 5 stars. I was greeted immediately (although it would be hard not to be--…read morethe interior is small, and the welcome desk is immediately to your right when you walk in.) The menu is strong but limited, which I kind of like- limits decision fatigue, especially after a long day. I ordered the nigiri combo, for the cause. Nigiri is something I've only really gotten into this year, so I'm not an expert, but I know what I like and what I don't. Soft, sticky rice that feels fresh and adhesive but not clumpy, fresh smelling and looking fish. The California roll was a California roll. The nigiri was great however. The shrimp in particular was light and almost creamy tasting? I know that sounds odd but I mean it in a good way. The rest of the fish was good. I even tried eel (this is big for me) for the cause! It was rich and fatty, but not in an unpleasant way as I feared. It was pleasantly sauced, so I was able to try it sans soy sauce and was pleased! I *really* liked the soy sauce here, although they don't give you very much. They also are a bit stingy with the ginger. This was my first time trying tamago, which is a delicately sweetened egg roll stuffed with rice. If you're not used to it, you have to get over the look and just go for it! It's yummy! The restroom was clean but smelled faintly of cigarettes. To be honest... I didn't mind that. It kind of fit with the vibe and gave the restaurant a "real" "edgy" feel, although some people may not appreciate it. The interior is kind of messy and unkempt, but if you keep your eyes on the prize- the food- you'll leave happy!

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    Ajishin - Ajishin Udon ($9.50) - udon with shrimp and vegetable tempura, fried tofu, boiled egg

    Ajishin Udon ($9.50) - udon with shrimp and vegetable tempura, fried tofu, boiled egg

    Ajishin - Fushimi udon $8 + 6pcs Nigiri plate $15

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    Fushimi udon $8 + 6pcs Nigiri plate $15

    Noble Village  - Fish sticking way out on the ends and rolls falling apart.

    Noble Village

    4.5(1.8k reviews)
    45.4 kmDowntown Clawson
    $$

    This place reminded me a lot like this place in K-Town, NYC. You had a shopping area and a food…read morecourt area. Letting you know, this has been a 4-year await to try Noble Fish sushi and let me say, I am beyond impressed. Upon arrival, you will order at the kiosk! I wanted to try something new, I ended up ordering Regular Nigiri Set [Tuna Roll, 1 Tuna Nigiri, 1 Squid Nigiri, 1 Mackerel Nigiri, 1 Octopus Nigiri, 1 Crab Stick Nigiri, 1 Egg Nigiri]. Additionally, I ordered Spicy Tuna Crunch Roll. The Squid Nigiri was interesting and melted in my mouth - lol. My less favorite was the Mackerel Nigiri, I felt like it has a metal and fishy taste. It's amazing cooked but I do not think I will consume it raw ever again. The fish was fresh and the sushi rice was soft and cooked to perfection. Overall, I would most def love to visit this place again with family and friends. The staff was beyond helpful when I had questions and super nice. The food is made quickly, so there is not a long wait. WARNING: In the back of the building, there is a lot of parking but you're not allowed to park on the left side, since those spaces below to the other businesses customers. If you do, then your car will get towed.

    Hipster Central. Got there at 6:50, and sat at the bar, assuming we could order sushi from the…read morebartender. She informed us we would need to use the kiosk. Questionable policy, but, whatever, I figured. I relaxed and sipped my beer for a few minutes before I got up to go order on the computer. But, alas... The tablets were gone! It was 7:01, and evidently the sushi bar closes at 7. I had heard great things about Noble Fish ever since moving to the area, but never felt up to taking the 50 minute drive. After 12 years, my wife and I finally made it, only to find it is not a sushi restaurant, but rather a cafeteria. Maybe they have great fish. We'll never know, 'cause we won't be back.

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    Noble Village  - Chicken Katsu with Japanese curry

    Chicken Katsu with Japanese curry

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