Sushi King — Restaurant in Rochester Hills

This was my location before the ownership change. It's nice to see the space change just by adding a few touches (adding booths, new tables, a divider for the restroom, adding the Asian waving lucky cat, etc.). It was a good nostalgic moment. I had a good conversation with the staff and owner in which they were all friendly and welcoming. The sushi chef has been in the industry for 10+ years. We ordered the King's combo with a few additional rolls. The sashimi was sliced nicely and thick. The food was amazing and fresh as to be expected. The attention to detail in presentation was appreciated as well. The owner also mentioned they will be introducing Ramen to the menu sometime next month or so just in time for the cold months ahead. If the sushi is any indication of their quality, I will be looking forward to trying their ramen and whatever is to come! Good luck to the new restaurant, owners and staff. We...

We had been meaning to stop into Sushi King for ages. It’s on our way to do our grocery shopping, so we see it weekly. But we would forget! Tonight, we made a point to remember, and we are so glad we did! We tried a basic cucumber roll and a spicy salmon roll. We also tried the vegetable roll, which is a little different as it contains lettuce, and a specialty roll, the Mango Roll. Oh, so good! The basics were tender and tasty. I enjoyed the vegetable roll with the crunch of the lettuce and other veg. The Mango Roll was outstanding! Highly recommend giving it a try! We also had seaweed salad, gyoza, and edamame, so we had a lovely meal. We should have taken pics, but we were ravenous and it all was too enticing to...

Unassuming little sushi shop that is absolutely deserving of its high rating. The Tengo roll had an incredibly pleasant, even set of flavors, and the texture using soy paper instead of seaweed made it completely melt in my mouth. The spicy sauce was not over the top whatsoever, and perfectly complemented the fresh fish, warm rice, and crunchy jalapeños. The tuna roll was equally as satisfying, there is nowhere to hide anything but the freshest flavor with such a basic roll and this one did not disappoint. The gyoza were deep fried, not pan-fried, so flaky/chewy crisp. The tea was delightfully aromatic and nicely presented in their single-serve Japanese teapot. Great spot;...