Little Koi Restaurant — Restaurant in Saginaw Charter Township

If you're seeking a culinary experience that'll have your taste buds doing the hula dance and your belly feeling like it just caught a wave, look no further than Little Koi. It's like a choose-your-own-adventure novel, but instead of dragons and wizards, you're navigating your way through a sea of fresh, succulent seafood options. The topping selection is like the salad bar of the sea and they don't skimp on the servings if you choose many toppings. For those who prefer to not exercise their brain cells, with all the possible permutations, they offer a set menu too. The end result is a mini vacation for your mouth. The textures are like a symphony of the seven seas – tender, crunchy, melt-in-your-mouth goodness. King Triton would be proud of these generous servings. But wait, there's more! Their amazing drink selection with an assortment of boba and jellies paired with various teas and milkshakes are calories well...

Unfortunately for us we're picky and don't like raw fish, so I can't review the poke bowls. I can review the ramen and the hibachi though. The ramen is really good and the options for toppings is nice. They also have good bubble tea and tons of variety for the flavors and mix-ins. My only complaint is the chicken they use (the same for the ramen and hibachi) is kind of dry and unflavored. Even a slight char like a hibachi grill would assume would've been nice. It would be nice if they had a few different sauce options for it too, but I understand they already have so many options for everything else that it's not the hugest deal. I guess I expected the hibachi stuff to be cooked in the sauce rather than the sauce on side. Overall I wouldn't personally recommend the hibachi, but the ramen, bubble tea, and crab cheese are all...

It's a small hidden gem. The decorations are very modern, simple, and good. I got a poke bowl and my friend got a shoyu ramen bowl. Both items were amazing. The only thing I would change about it is I wish it were bigger, there are only three or four tables to sit at, and I wish I knew I'd be able to dine in every time. It certainly deserves to be bigger

Edit: I've now been here 5+ times (almost always getting a poke bowl). Every time was very impressive. They always use fresh ingredients, and the employees are kind. I went with my mother this time and the habachi shrimp she got was delicious. I'll be back...