I went during the afternoon on a Saturday, which is the best time to go for a quick service,…read morebecause other times they are extremely busy. This was my first time, trying the yucky udon miso butter noodles, and it will not be my last. The noodles were so buttery and delicious and hot. You can add any kind of egg or any other toppings any kind of meat and it just increases the deliciousness of the bowl. The chicken karaage is so well seasoned and goes perfectly with all the items in the bowl. And if you don't eat chicken, the tofu karaage is just as crispy and delicious as the chicken and I do not love tofu. It was slower than I would have liked when is not as busy, but our waitress was kind and were very supportive in our food decisions. It can be very intimate inside of the place when it's busy they do have an outside patio, but it gets very hot in the summer.

I was home visiting and met up with a friend at Ima and I'm thankful for her recommendation. Ima…read morewas pretty good! We were seated right away and as we ordered, the tables quickly filled up around us, but the service didn't falter as it got more busy. We started with the miso sesame cucumbers. They were fresh and crunchy and though the sauce seemed like your standard miso salad dressing in a bottle, it was delicious with the added toasted sesame seeds. I ordered the fried chicken karate bowl and the chicken wasn't too dry, rice was cooked well and the kewpie sauce complemented the chicken. My friend loved her miso butter ramen. It was a huge portion and she couldn't eat it all. My only complaint is that the bathrooms could have used a touchup but everything else was great.

Top tier restaurant. I have never been disappointed by a meal here and Ive been coming here for…read moreyears. The staff is so sweet and caring, you can tell that they love what they do. Good seating and even better food. My favourite dish is the hwedupbap and my girlfriend loves their bulgogi. I've moved to Toronto, but I always make sure to visit EVERY time I come back to Windsor. Please visit them!!! Two thumbs up!!!!

Laylah was our server and she rocks - attentive without being obsequious…read more We shared the seafood pancake as an appetizer. It included a lot of perfectly cooked calamari. It was very good. I order the seafood combo, opting for salmon and gyoza. Both were excellent. I would order it again. SWMBO ordered sushi and sashimi. Both were excellent and worthy of being ordered again. The dining room and restroom were clean. Beware; tiny parking lot.

The last time I had Ajisen Ramen was in Shanghai many many years ago. I happened to find the place…read morewhile I was looking for new places in Windsor and had to cross the border and give it a try. Yes, I took the Detroit Tunnel just to come and enjoy the food. The interior is your typical Asian restaurant, tables on the left side and booths on the right. I went with the pork original, fried shrimp and chicken Karaage. The broth was awesome, had that deep bone flavor, seasoned perfectly and hit the spot perfectly!! I would definitely recommend the pork original if you are new to the place. I'll be back to try other ramen flavors. I couldn't give them five stars because of the appetizers that I got. The fried shrimp was decent, the chicken karaage was decent as well, but the last one I was eating was undercooked... that experience just turned the experience down few notches. $42 before tip, 15% tip, toll in and out of USA/Canada, yes expensive meal trip, but it was worth it!

Excellent apps and ramen. It's a little hard to find good food here in Windsor but this spot is one…read morethat I'll keep coming back to! There's only ever 1 server for the 9 tables in the restaurant, but they're always pleasant and attentive.

Such a great little authentic Japanese spot. I tried raw tuna for the first time here and…read moreabsolutely loved it--it was fresh, flavorful, and a great introduction to something new for me. The chicken ramen was a 10 out of 10--rich, comforting, and full of flavor. The setting is very intimate and cozy, which makes the whole experience feel special. Our waitress was also very nice and informative, which made trying something new feel even more comfortable. Definitely a place I'm excited to come back to and explore more of the menu.

Hiroki-san is not just the food, it's the experience! Our server/concierge/pilot guided us on a…read moregreat adventure in dining and really made the night for us. His suggestions helped us navigate through the menu with ease. Can you get great sushi for half the price in Metro Detroit? Yes. But you come here for the "vibes" that the delicacy of the amberjack and grilled skewers of wagyu give you!

Love this place. We have been back within less than 2 weeks. Love their chirashi bowl. Sashimi was…read morefresh, rice was properly cooked and seasoned. Their tempura was lightly breaded yet crunchy but not oily. Their maki combo was good valued also. Service was decent but can be slow if it's busy. Reservation is recommended and you have to pay for parking before 7pm. They also have a korean menu which I will try next time.

Satisfie customer Filip V says that the food was "gas", but according to acclaimed food critic Juan…read morethe ambiance could be better if they blasted Chief Keef on repeat .

I loved the pseudo-diner aesthetic of this place, and the TV showing Detroit points of interest,…read morewith obviously photoshopped ramen bowls in front of them. This place is absolutely my vibe. The staff are fantastic, friendly, and very skilled at their jobs. Beverages were refilled, we were checked in with, and felt taken care of. The real star of the show was the food. I came with two of my sons, and we all really enjoyed our ramen bowls. I had the pork belly tonkatsu, one of my sons had the catfish tonkatsu, and the other had the red curry. I absolutely recommend this restaurant, and will be returning very soon!

My husband and I met friends here for dinner. Johnny Noodle King is located on Fort Street just…read moreoutside of Downtown Detroit on the way to Southwest Detroit. Hubby and I laughed at how many times we zipped past the restaurant without noticing it. My husband and I both ordered the Major Tom Khatsu, which has a coconut chicken broth base. The chicken katsu pieces were the perfect level of crispy without being heavily breaded. There was also a nice little kick to the dish, which made it so, so yummy. Our friends got the Shoyu ramen with pork belly, and the Corned Beef ramen. The Shoyu dish seemed to be more enjoyable. Though we stuck with water, cans of Faygo pop seemed to be the drink offerings - other than alcoholic beverages. Areas for improvement include the waiting. Johnny Noodle King is a small place, with a main dining area and then what seems to be a bar area attached. We initially waited by the door for our table along with another small group (we were a party of four). We were then asked to go to the bar area to wait so that it would clear the door, but found it interesting how we were asked to move but not the other group. Also, we were standing away from the doormat we were not obstructing anyone's movements. The wait was long, and we asked if we could order food to the bar area (as opposed to waiting for a table). We were told 'no', yet there was a table full of patrons who were eating. There was no notification system, so our friend had to keep going to the front to see if our table was ready. Don't get me wrong; 'hooray' to Johnny Noodle King for having such great business volume. However, they need a way to manage it so that people will not be put off. Once we were seated, we did have good service from our waitstaff, and the food was very good. My husband and I plan to return to explore more of the menu. Hopefully, we can pick a time of day when waiting won't be such a big issue.