Went on Fathers Day, the attentive waiter steered me to the branzino and substitute their twice…read morebaked potato for the fingerling potatoes the dish came with. My son got the smash burger. And fries I must say, the branzino and twice baked potato were both outstanding. Best seafood dish I've had in quite a while. The potato was excellent as well. I will go back and order again! My son's burger was good, but a little wet with grease. He didn't love their fries, hot and crispy, but didn't love the flavor. I didn't try them, so I can't articulate further - I wouldn't suppose fries would be the specialty of such a restaurant though...4.5 stars!

Arrived to our reservation early so we checked out the market. I was impressed with the amount of…read morevegetarian/vegan prepared foods. They have a unique selection of items. Prices are reasonable. The food was okay - we ordered the spinach and artichoke dip, walleye with broccolini, and white fish with asparagus plus a side of mushroom risotto. The dip was good but the chips are too thick. The risotto was bland and the broccolini was mushy and overcooked. Service was noticeably slow--we had to ask for silverware and refills ourselves. Between the service gaps and the high noise level, it wasn't the experience we expected.

Honestly watch out when you purchase items here. EVERY TIME I go here I find expired items. The…read moreworkers do not rotate product, today I found an item that expired 7 months ago. Not the first time I've seen expired items that expired over 6 months ago. I come here so often since it's so close, don't get me wrong lots of stuff are dated good, but make sure you check each item you purchase because I've seen many different sauces, boxed goods and all kinds of foods that are expired.

I've gone to this store for years. It's always clean well stocked. I'm never disappointed. The…read morestaff is always pleasant and helpful.

Busch's is the closest grocery to me, but I rarely go there. The main reason is their ridiculous…read moreprices. They think they are Whole Paycheck (Foods). For example, this week they have their cabbage "On Special" for $.89 per lb. This is the normal price at Kroger and Meijer and other store in my area. Kroger and Meijer has their cabbage on sale this St. Patties week for $.49. The store is very well stocked and very nice on the inside, but its not worth the extra 25%+ premium you might pay for similar items at other local grocery stores. The only time I go to Busch's is when they have a lost leader item on sale that happens to be a good deal. This is rare however.

Shitty customer service at the self checkout. Eggs were on sale for $4 but it still rang up $6.99…read more The older lady with white hair at self checkout at 9 am just turned around and stared at me for 10 seconds when I told her what the sale price was. 2nd, food is vastly overpriced...Because of her attitude, I walked out of the store and went somewhere else to shop! Their Farmington Hills Busch's location is much better than this place. However, i will not give Busch's my business anymore. Their deli doesn't even have Boars Head or Dearborn brand. It's lower quality meat.

I've been going to this sit-down (and now takeout) sushi eatery x international market since I was…read morea kid, and it honestly never disappoints. Ambiance has always stayed the same: cute, cozy, and so comfortable. Now that the booths were removed and they only have regular table seating, service is a bit different (you order at the front or at the kiosk instead of someone taking your order), but I actually love how it all works! From an operational standpoint, I feel like it actually makes things go smoother and faster. Additionally, I don't know if it's just because I haven't had their sushi in a bit, but I felt like their portion sizes actually increased slightly (which is always amazing)!! Love love LOVEEE their sushi and hearty miso soup so much. Great selection of drinks from the fridge inside, and so many vegetables, fish, snacks, and essentials (e.g., hair care, toothpaste).

Another great trip to One world market! I am noticing so many little and big changes within this…read morestore. Greater varieties and diversity and expansion. The premade food choices are growing by the day. They are always adding to their offerings with new flavors and tastes. I started coming to One world market in 1997 when it was first home by a husband and wife team. It was very special at that time to have a Japanese focused grocery store and I was so happy to have one in the Novi area. This has been my go-to for decades now. When it was transitioning from private ownership to the Noble Village group, owned by True World group, there was a transitional decline, thankfully, that didn't last long and things are developing very nicely. I hear even more growth is on the horizon as they establish an even greater presence in the building next door. I am also thankful that the integrity and the high-quality is very much present and everything they do. The service is always top notch and they try to open up a lot of lanes so people get through quickly because it is busier than ever. The word is definitely out. I've seen a lot of posts on social media and it's bringing in an even greater crowds, which is fantastic! Note: the on-line ordering is also so convenient and their sushi platters are high-level!

I like this specific store layout and the way they display their products! Actually I like it…read morebetter than my local Buch's. Clean and all staff is very friendly. I like the oatmeal self serve station. Wish we had one in Tecumseh. Other than that it's a good experience every time.

Bright and clean, in a small strip mall off of busy Farmington…read more Staff was nice, decent selection of food and drink, small selection of meats, prices are a little high on everything.

Beautiful thing about these smaller sized Korean grocery markets is that they have mom n' pop feel…read moreto them. No, they wouldn't have as great of selections as your giant chain marts, but they have the essentials ready for the locals, and their owners are usually very friendly and helpful. When you become regulars, they're usually very good to take care of you in one manner or another. (Please note that I'm not speaking specific to Kappa only, but more in general.) As for my experience at Kappa, it was pleasant enough. Mark-ups weren't as bad as some of the other smaller places I've been to, and I loved the fact that they have house-made prepackaged food available. They also heavily advertise their banchans a lot, which is in line with most of these smaller joints. Koreans call it "son mat" which our trusty AI friend describes it like this: "Son-mat (손맛) is a Korean word that means "hand taste" and is used to describe the unique flavor that comes from a cook's skill, care, and personal touch. It can also refer to the idea of passing down the love and care that mothers put into their cooking to their loved ones." This is especially important because it's what will get your customers coming back for more. The trouble is that these smaller groceries are mainly targeted for locals nearby. I happen to live 90 minutes away, and if I have to do my quarterly Korean grocery shopping, I'm more inclined to go to a bigger chain mart, unless there's a very specific reason to pick one over the other. I would certainly recommend Kappa for people who are in the area, not looking to stock up for the next 3 months. As for me, one visit was very pleasant, but enough.

Cute little Korean market in an unassuming strip mall. You won't find much by way of fresh produce,…read morebut you can grab some essentials for your next Korean meal. The guy running the counter was very helpful.