Japanese Restaurants near Auburn Hills

“Excellent cooks at the table! Was a truly entertaining experience!“

“Easily one of my most favorite places to eat in or get takeout. They are always quick with service and the food is delicious. The sushi is always so fresh. I’m a big fan of the bento boxes for lunch or dinner, nothing really beats the variety. One of my favorite things to get is the tempura. Whatever the recipe is, it’s delicious“

“Delicious food and good service. Friendly staff“

“This place is golden I wish this was closer to Detroit cheap but amazing food is served here!!! Got two plates chicken and beef with fried rice and both were absolutely amazing and made me rethink where I eat. I'm now looking for a new chinese/japanese restaurant near me because it was so good, I dont think I'll find one like it though.“

“What an amazing find! Was in the area on business and discovered this establishment! Can’t wait to return. I love ramen so thought I’d check it out. The lunch specials looked amazing. I ended up ordering a katsu bento box. Delicious! And excellent portion sizes. Can’t wait to return!“

“Sushi King is one of those places that doesn’t need luxury to stand out. It’s small, simple, and cozy, but what truly matters is on the plate: incredible sushi, fresh and full of flavor. You don’t go there for the looks—you go because every roll is absolutely worth it. Without a doubt, it’s one of those spots that quietly earns its place as a favorite.“

“Some middle aged man pushed me into a TV there. very great service.. the man was rather hot.“

“The masses will talk about the so called “authentic” “hole in the wall” or “novelty” sushi restaurants. The ronin, the noble fish, the kura. These restaurants are for exactly that, the masses. The common folk. And, I hope it stays that way. The real purveyors of fine food and atmosphere know that the best sushi restaurant sits in a humble strip mall sandwiched between a pizza place and auto parts store. Take Sushi is the american melting pot’s version of Japanese izakaya. Intimate, friendly and humble with exceptional food that remains consistent for years. An evening trip to take sushi means you are often sitting shoulder to shoulder, it means dim lights, the faint sound of korean music, and of course, excellent food. The sushi is phenomenal, the hot dishes punch way above their class, and the soups worth a try if you are in the mood for something unique. The atmosphere feels unlike any other establishment in Michigan. It feels lived-in, cozy and authentic, there is little modern influence and that is a good thing. If Take Sushi is anything, it is comforting. This is evident by the near constant “How have you been?” between the staff and each patron who walks in. So if you’re looking for sushi and you haven’t tried Take, arrive hungry, with an empty stomach and open heart. And, if you decide it isn’t for you, that’s ok. There is a corporate mass-appeal sushi restaurant that should do the trick.“

“delicious and great presentation“

“I eat at many very good restaurants. However, very few bring me joy. Neko Sushi brings me joy from the people to the food. That is why I return regularly.“