Detroit Sushi — Restaurant in Detroit

The menu is very limited and items are a bit pricey. We were happy we got there during happy hour and took advantage of some specials.

We started with the Sunomono, which is made of kikurage (a mushroom), cucumber, and ginger. It is very very gingery along with a vinegar flavor. It wasn’t for my palette, but I was glad to have tried it (I don’t care for ginger, so kinda hard to love something with a strong ginger flavor when you don’t love it… so please don’t let my taste buds deter you if you like ginger).

We got the rainbow roll and it was very good. The fish is very fresh and the roll had wonderful flavor.

We also had the spicy tuna (happy hour special), a shrimp California roll (happy hour special), and a plum avocado roll. All 3 were nicely done. I haven’t ever had a plum avocado roll before. The plum was a bit of a plum-vinegar-jam. It had a very distinct flavor good for sharing. I wouldn’t want to eat an entire roll.

The music is old school…50s and 60s Motown. High ceilings with great light. Absolutely my vibe. Our server...

This place was absolutely horrible. SAVE YOUR TIME and MONEY! The people who work here are really rude and unprofessional. My husband and I went to eat here on valentines day. They had a Valentine special going on, only 3 sushi rolls on the menu. We ordered the special and it took them over 2 hours to serve us the rolls. When asking the Waitress about why it is taking such a long time she told us she would follow up and never did. The sushi was average, but not worth the price at ALL. I was very disappointed. We were on a time crunch and not expecting to be there for over 2 hours. Within the whole 2 hours we were there , we seen our waitress only 3 times and they automatically put 20% tips onto your bill. We never complain about any place but was treated so badly here , I wanted to warn others not to waste your time...

Well I have been to Bada,Ronin,Noble and more. The location was very convenient to our event and that my friends was the truly positive note. Let's start with the paper menu that looks like it came from a home printer. There were less than ten sushi and about the same or less Nigiri choices. The Rainbow roll was $26 which much higher than Noble and smaller. So our bill with a couple of drinks for 2 people was $175.

Ouch!

It is hard to tell if this restaurant is really committed to their art.

To my 200,000 plus readers I can tell you...