Loved this ramen spot! In my opinion, ramen is all about the broth. The rich tonkotsu pork-bone…read morebroth was flavorful and comforting. The spicy chili garlic seasoning added the perfect amount of spice. And they even bring out extra spice to the table, if you need more! The fresh house-made noodles were cooked perfectly. I added chicken to my bowl instead of the pork. It was tender and so flavorful. The toppings -- marinated egg, green onions, bamboo shoots, kikurage mushrooms, and sesame seeds -- all came together really well. I added soybeans to my bowl. Definitely one of the best ramen bowls I've had in Michigan. I'll be back for sure. Service was quick. And even at 4pm, the place was already packed. My belly was so happy after this meal!

Went here with my family on a Wednesday night. It was VERY busy and now I know why. Food was…read morefantastic. The tonkotsu and paitan were extremely silly and very flavourful. The veggie tasted clean and left me full without leaving me heavy and sluggish. I also had some sushi but I did wish there was a bit more consistency. I ordered the tamago twice and one had cucumbers and the other one did not. Overall would still go back and try the rest of their menu.

Beyond thrilled The…read moreowners are so kind and welcoming Menu was not huge but was plenty big The Ramen broth was so creamy and yummy You must try the teas. Peach was excellent. We did not get dessert sadly !!

Pretty decent spot…read more The tonkotsu ramen tasted exactly like the famous restaurant Ichiran. I mean very spot on to the noodle type and everything. Prices are decent as well. Maybe could have more broth, but they do give more protein than other places. Would most definitely come here again and try some of their other dishes.

My wife has never had Ramen before so I hit Yelp and looked for a good spot to try. Since you are…read morereading this, you know we ended up at Ima. We are so glad we did. We got in before the crowd and had a table by the window. It is a smaller restaurant so seats are limited. That said the staff were super nice and helpful. We ordered the mushroom gyoza and chicken bites for starters. We messed up and asked for the spicy sauce for the chicken on the side, it is way better on so don't to that! My wife had the Miso Ramen with ginger chicken and I had the kaarage chicken ramen. We loved it. Packed full of meat, noodles and veggies and a soft boiled egg. So delicious. We will be back!!

Excellent ramen! Loved the hot chicken ramen. Very flavorful and packed with ingredients. The…read morechicken was so large I could finish. Also freshly fried and very juicy. Spiciness level is just right for me. Ramen was good texture. Would recommend if you like spicy and savory. The kids fries and chicken was also well fried.

When it turned to Shinobi, four of us went in and got ramen, Katsu, and cheese burger buns. We all…read moreused to frequent New Age Noodle for the OG, Katsu and egg rolls. The birria ramen was interesting, the meat was chunked, not shredded and the broth had flavors of clove or cinnamon- was not expecting that and I did not care for it. As for the Cheeseburger buns with the mayo type sauce we all thought they were horrible. The katsu was good still - yay. I used to crave this place and tell everyone about it when it was New Age Noodles and now I have zero desire to go back since the menu change/ rebranding. Sad. RIP.

New Age Noodles is an Asian restaurant that is mostly known for its ramen dishes. It has a smaller…read moremenu, but typically offers specials, a monthly brunch, and even occasional "menu takeovers" that get announced on its Facebook page. On our most recent visit, my wife and I started the meal with grandmas eggrolls and steam buns. The buns have a "rotating flavor," which was pork this time around. Both apps were enjoyable, but the steam buns could've used more pork. For our entrees, we ordered the almond boneless dunkers and the pork katsu. Both entrees came with rice, which had above average flavor and texture. The katsu was delicious, and is hands down the best dish I've had here. The dunkers were pretty sizable compared to other restaurants' ABC, but the gravy it came with had an unpleasant, metallic taste. Overall, New Age Noodles is a good restaurant. I will say, I would like to see some of the specials become permanent menu items.

Legit a super solid restaurant…read more Was looking for a spot to try some food and noticed I have never been here before. The location was easy to find with a lot of parking. Inside was clean and very modern. Wait staff was nice, but service was slow because there was only one waitress for the restaurant. However, she did her best. Good food was served here. We ordered the gyoza, spicy shrimp ramen and steak with chicken hibachi plate. All the food was pretty good. Ginger dressing for the salad was one of the best I had. The yummy sauce was good, but I wish they had ginger sauce for the hibachi plate. Everything was filling portion wise. A big amount of food for not too bad of a price. I think it's all reasonable especially for the area.

Very mid sushi. Wish I could say better things but food was just really disappointing. Service was…read morealso extremely slow even though we were the only people there. Took several minutes to even get offered a menu after getting seated.

The food was of high-quality, for instance, the Japanese rice being used, and it is very fresh. The…read morequality of the sushi rolls was outstanding and the service from the guy making the sushi was as good as it gets, he was very personable skilled and made extra things for us without us even asking! Also, it was very cool, seeing all the decorations; for instance, the Pokémon stuff all over the place.

I have to add my five stars to the reviews. We got the Penguin platter and everything was…read moredelicious. We were stuffed yet still brought some home. The service was outstanding. The gal at the counter was so nice and helpful. She made sure we had everything we needed and was not overbearing. It's a cute atmosphere. Very clean and pleasant. I can't wait to come back!!

Stopped into Ima while in Detroit for a work trip and really enjoyed it! It's also a really great…read morespot for solo dining if you're exploring the city or traveling for work. I started with the pickled appetizer plate, which was a great light starter with lots of flavor, then ordered the spicy Tori chicken ramen. The broth had a really nice kick without being overwhelming, and the chicken was super tender. Definitely a cozy, satisfying stop after a long day. Would absolutely come back next time I'm in Detroit!

Every Ima location is a hit! This time at the Midtown location! Their noodles are elite; they're…read moremade fresh from scratch daily, and you can taste the quality of the ingredients and method in which they're made! This location is more of a causal, everyday type spot, but the flavor is still fully there! The service as always is incredibly friendly & quick! You can't not get dumplings when they're on the menu, and these ones are legit! They're tender & packed with flavor, and the crisp on the bottom is perfect! A dunk in the dumpling sauce, and you have a delicious bite! The flavors with the sauce for the noodles has the ideal umami balance. everything in the dish balances each other out; it's a big dish, but it's so hard not to finish the whole thing in one sitting, it's that good! Make sure to stop by and try this amazing spot!

What is better on a frigid Michigan afternoon than a big bowl of hot pho?…read more Que Huomg is a small diner, no frills, menus under laminate in the table. I arrived right before the lunch rush, which is good as they got very busy. I was seated immediately, and my order was taken right away. It seemed like they had a very small, but hard hustling staff. The gentleman who took my order was equal parts friendly and efficient. The restaurant seems to have a good amount of regulars from what I observed. My order came out amazingly quickly. I had shrimp fresh rolls, and my sliced beef pho came out just as I was finishing. I thought the fresh rolls were standard good, though maybe wrapped better than other places as I had no issues with the roll falling apart (as has happened elsewhere). The pho was wonderful, and just what my sinus needed. The beef was far less fatty than I've had elsewhere, but I also found it to be a bit overdone. I fully plan on returning another cold day.

Hands down the best Vietnamese restaurant in the area. Food is authentic, flavorful, and overall…read moredelicious. Since it's so good and the restaurant isn't huge, just note that there may be a bit of a wait during "normal" lunch/dinner busy times. Definitely worth the wait though and the food comes out quick once you sit down.

Great handmade noodle place with various soups, dim sum, and more. The pork soup dumplings were so…read morebrothy and warm, and the beef soup had a lighter flavor than expected, but was still SO good nonetheless (would recommend adding a bit of chili oil and soy sauce though)! I also LOVED the noodles; they had the best texture and length in the Metro-Detroit area. When it comes to service, there's definitely a "hands-off" approach, as you order via a QR code and a machine brings your dishes to you. However, I was personally a fan of that, and we were still checked on by workers from time to time. Food came fast and I absolutely loved the vibes and interior of the restaurant. Great place and experience overall!

Don't judge a noodle by its storefront…read more We stopped by Noodle Topia for dinner while we were in the area, fully expecting a tiny hole-in-the-wall spot...only to walk inside and find a surprisingly spacious restaurant with cozy decor and a warm atmosphere. Total plot twist. The place was pretty quiet with only a few diners, so service was steady, though a little slow at times. We ordered the veggie noodles, cucumber salad, lamb skewers, xianbing pancake, and juicy pork dumplings. Overall, the food was decent and comfortably average, but honestly, we were just excited to finally find a Szechuan-style Chinese restaurant nearby. The veggie noodles were the clear winner of the night: chewy, flavorful, and coated in a sauce that had us going back for bite after bite. I could've done without the bok choy, though, and I wish the noodles had been a little less oily. The cucumber salad leaned much sweeter than we expected and was swimming in a bit too much soy sauce for our taste. The pork dumplings were nice and juicy inside, but the wrappers were slightly too doughy. Now the lamb skewers? Absolutely delicious. Great flavor, good portion size, and easily one of the highlights of the meal. The biggest disappointment, unfortunately, was the xianbing pancake. It didn't feel authentic at all. The crepe was way too thick, and the crispy crackers inside had lost all crunch and turned soggy instead. Still, the cozy vibe, solid noodles, and tasty skewers made it a worthwhile visit, especially if you're craving Szechuan flavors around Madison Heights.