23 Best Japanese Restaurants near Farmington Hills

“So good. It's a place that's probably flying under the radar because of its unassuming exterior. The seafood was so fresh. 🥰“

“hard to get a person to answer the phone due to limited english but they’re very sweet workers and i don’t mind going in to order! i love the mabo chicken with udon but it is veeeery spicy! so i only get it on occasion! highly recommended their egg salad sandwich! it’s so good 😭“

“This is a family owned restaurant and our experience was wonderful. We were greeted and seated simultaneously and expeditiously. The young male server was very attentive and answered any and all our questions-and I had a lot of them. I also didn’t know the sushi role I got was uncooked, they were happy to replace it with something more satisfactory. It was my first time trying dumplings and OMG it was a 10/10!!!! I DEFINITELY will come again!!“

“Waited on promptly, was given menu, amazing options. The rolls are delicious so worth it. I started off with a tofu appetizer just to tie me over until my party arrived. Highly recommend great staff very accommodating. They even have a drive-through and they’re very busy with their carryout service. But so well worth it excellent sushi definitely will be returning“

“Very tasty and high quality food. I highly recommend“

“The food is amazing and the staff is super friendly, my favorite restaurant in the area.“

“Finally tried Sushi House after hearing great things from friends, and it definitely lived up to the hype. The staff was incredibly friendly and provided excellent service. The sushi quality was top-notch, easily on par with the best spots in Michigan, and they had an impressive selection of rolls. We also sampled some of their specialty sake—absolutely delicious. For those not into seafood, they offer a variety of cooked and non-seafood dishes too, so there’s something for everyone.“

“Amazing!!! 😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋“

“Great Authentic Japanese Sushi in Michigan.“

“Love this place! I found my favorite sushi rolls-Pink Lady rolls. Is great that they use soy paper and the combo with the shrimp, egg, cream cheese, crab meat, crunch and sauce is perfect. Everything is fresh and made quickly when you order.“

“0 out of 5 did not have a good experience it was a long piece of hair in my food and they only took 2 dollars off i was disgusted after eating the majority or my food couldn’t finish and the manager response is this isnt our hair the hair was longgggg and curly i have braids the waiter was really nice but the manager wasnt he even brought the plate back to the table with the hair“

“I used to come here in 2010s. Today I came back here with my son to show my regular sushi place. Ajishin still offers top notch udons and sushi at cheap prices. I felt that Udon was a bit saltier than before. It's unfortunate that we were not able to eat inside any more but worthy of 30 minutes drive from Ann Arbor.“

“Food was great! We went on Tuesday for the sushi 50% deal. The only thing I did not appreciate was the 20% service charge over the regular price already including in the bill. I would do 25 or 30% over the total but did not like the fact that it is already included on the bill with no notice.“

“The food was great. Plenty of options and great flavors! Great portion sizes and can take home food too. It's all cafeteria style, which was a new experience, but it was fun to learn! The atmosphere itself is a little run down, but it doesn't take away from the food!! Delish! Give it a try if you want a mini adventure!“

“The best Japanese food I’ve had in Michigan. I love this place, the service, the food the energy, it’s a hidden gem in strip mall that I am beyond grateful exists in this area. I’d expect to find this in NYC or Chicago it’s low key a total vibe worthy of any food adventure.“

“The Good:
They've got legit Japanese chefs and a massive menu, so you've got tons of options. The staff is friendly and they don't drag their feet getting your food out. Plus, the prices won't break the bank for most things.

The Hamachi and Katsuo no Tataki were fresh wins, the Onion-Lever is a standout with fantastic texture, and that Akadashi Miso Soup with herbs and seaweed sounds like a real treat!

The Not-So-Good:
Watch out for some misses. The Soba soup apparently has a funky, sour thing going on. The Potato Salad is a letdown in the flavor department, and the fried oysters miss the mark on texture.

The Bottom Line:
Fumi's a mixed bag. You can have a great meal here, but you've gotta be smart about what you order. Stick to the fresh fish, the Onion-Lever, and that special miso soup, and you'll likely be happy. Venture off that path, and you might end up with something you regret. Choose wisely!“

“Great foods and services. Good sakes“

“Sushi and Rolls is a staple for us and the best game in town! We either order or dine in about once a week, and have never had a bad experience. Their Michigan roll in particular is our favorite. Everyone who works there is also super friendly :)“

“Best sushi around!!! My finace is a sushi OBSESSOR and we lived in Chicago for many years. We have tried over 12+ spots here in MI as well as the top spots in Detroit. This is the best! Enough said.

Keep up the great work!“

“Great food good service! 😍“

“Doordashed New York Sushi tonight. Philadelphia roll was meh, sort of room temperature and slightly soggy and slimey. Not great. Vegas roll however was fried goodness. Loved the coating, loved the crunch, loved the flavors, loved the jalepeno. The smell of the ginger was fantastic. The rice was cooked well and not hard. Philadelphia roll tasted like they got some lox from the bagel house and put them with a slimey avocado and everything sat on the counter too long. Hope I don't get sick.“

“The variety of Bingsu flavors“

“really wonderfully meal I love there food and great memories are made with family there“