I don't want to leave this review because it's already hard to get a seat on a short lunch break,…read morebut it's without a doubt the best lunch spot with reasonable pricing in the area.

Plenty of parking!…read more It was pretty crowded when we arrived so we had a feeling it would be good. I ordered the Tonkotsu and my husband got the Shoyu. I personally preferred the flavor of the Tonkotsu. The noodles were perfect texture and I loved the corn too! Service was pretty busy but were able to give us extra napkins when we were able to get their attention. There is a restroom in the back. Would definitely come back as it was perfect noodle soup for cold weather!

We had a lovely meal here! My husband, baby, and I stopped in for a bit of an early dinner so we…read morewere able to be seated immediately. We were in the mood for some good ramen, and that's exactly what we got. We started with some steamed dumplings that were pretty solid. For our entree we split the tonkotsu ramen and a few rolls. We really liked all of these and I can't wait to try more things on the menu. The staff was very friendly and helpful, and had great recommendations. The atmosphere was moody in a fun way. Definitely check them out!

Made no reservations on a Sunday night. Requested for a booth table. Was seated after 5 minutes…read moreof waiting. The servers were very courteous and always smiling, looked nice in their all black shirt, pants and apron. Modern interior ... elements of wood, vinyl red upholstery, and lots of japanese lanterns hanging by the sushi bar and kitchen area. Lots of elbow room and proportional height of the dining table. And in each table, they would place on top of each sushi plate a thick paper napkin, and chopstick with their logo printed on the front. Very hot water is served in a ceramic sake cup. For a group of three, we ordered the highly recommended Tonkotso Ramen $18, Stir fry noodles $16, and Chicken Katsu Curry Bowl $17. There was a strange smell of the bowl used to served the stir fry noodles and it tasted bland .. but for Ramen noodles, I very much enjoyed enjoyed eating the thin noodles garnished with chashiu, soft boiled egg, bamboo shoots, mushrooms, nori and corn - the only downside is the broth was easily absorb by the noodles so you might need to order extra broth for additional $5. The breaded chicken breast is good in proportion enough to feed three and the curry sauce was ok ... maybe a few pieces of carrot would have been great. I do commend how they prepared the egg and created a very nice plating of it on top of the rice. At first, we hesitated to dine in because of the reviews like slow service but actually it seems that the food and drinks were served more or less 10-15 minutes. Just about right when you want your food to be prepared by them the right way. Free parking. Dining area is warm so don't bother wearing a thick jacket inside.

Great sushi restaurant! The sashimi is so fresh, we also tried a couple different sushi, everything…read moretasted so good. The fried Oreo and ice cream is the cherry on the top, a perfect end to our lunch. The service is great, they are fast and friendly. I'll definitely be back if I'm around this area.

We ordered the Nabeyaki ramen it was tasty but missing more veggies for my liking, We also ordered…read morethe Crispy chicken and added it to our ramen When I was eating the soup I realized it was missing the egg .so the waitress was asked the cook for the egg that was missing. All staff seemed nice. The dining room area was relaxing and the music was subtle which made the Ambiance nice. We also ordered the U of M roll. It was amazing the sauces they put on the sushi was perfect with the creamy cream cheese and crab in the eggs roll. The green tea here has to be one of the best ones I've tasted it...

Awful service. Food brought out separately. If you are with other people, orders may be 30…read moreminutes apart. If you have manners, your food will be cold before the others in your party arrive. Place has peeling paint falling off of duct work and dirty ceiling fans.

Nagomi was is a very authentic Ramen restaurant…read more When ordering what you'll do is is grab a card and then you'll be able to select the type of ramen you'd like as well as all the extra you'd like including. I ordered the Shoyu Ramen with extra egg, pork and noodles! I will say that while I do think the food was good, I wouldn't necessarily call this restaurant the cleanest place I've ever been too when it comes to a ramen spot. I think some small adjustments in this area could really take this restaurant to the next level. I'll still come back as they're still many items on the menu id love to try one day!

Izakaya Sanpei always comes n clutch when you want some good for you, but comforting food. The…read moreservice is excellent and the ambiance definitely gives you the classic Japanese izakaya feel, but in an American strip mall. My daughter loves their shoyu ramen and my wife always goes for tempura. I was in the mood for some protein, so I went for the Sashimi dinner, which was so good and fresh. The white tuna is the best bite of the day. If you are around the Canton area, give it a shot. Also, bonus when you are one of two tables not speaking Japanese.

Friendly and attentive servers, food comes out quickly and is very fresh. I love the cozy izakaya…read morefeel of the restaurant. I ordered the vegetable tempura which came with 2 large onion pieces, 2 sweet potato, 1 pumpkin, 1 zucchini, and 1 piece of broccoli. It's a great size for sharing, or in my case dinner

I had been visiting Matsu-Chan a few times a year since 2009 when I was a university student in the…read moreJapanese [language] minor program and a lot of my classmates would also frequent. After graduating my girlfriend [now wife] and I would make it a point to try and eat at Matsu-Chan when in the area, even after our first kiddo, and eventually our second. Last year before one of our trips to the area my wife let me know that they were under new management and when I looked at the new menu, I was saddened that all of my favorite items were no longer present, and it seemed that my beloved little slice of Japan was now "just" a ramen shop. While my wife loves and can handle ramen and the broth, I would typically get the different rice bowls, or other entrees because while I love me some good ramen it doesn't work out well for me with the hour or so trip to the area. We'd get some rolls, takoyaki, and other appetizers to share around the table before digging into our main entrees. With the increased prices, and fewer options, I will end up going to any of the multitude of places [Aji-ten is usually our #2] to get my kick. I'll miss the little shop and the times I've had, like perusing the manga while waiting for a table. I wish the old owners the best, and the new management as well, especially if it was a familial transfer, but Matsu-Chan is not for me anymore. My wife will eventually get up there and let me know how it is, but for now, I'm just happy that a little bento shop opened near my workplace run by two first gen transplants, so I can at least get my fix without the drive.

My friend arrived first and grabbed the last available table during a busy lunch rush. I am…read moregrateful I did not have to wait since I tend to get hangry. Others following us added their names to the waitlist. The restaurant is small with just a handful of tables. One chef, it appears, prepared all the meals. I barely glanced at the menu; I already knew I was having the ramen. The only question was which one. My friend selected the eel bowl while I had the miso pork soup. The latter was served with sliced pork, bamboo shoots, fish cake, and seaweed. The broth was full of flavor; I enjoyed every slurp. I appreciated that the meal was sizeable and inexpensive - I was able to stretch it to two meals. We did not linger given the number of people waiting.

I had ordered lunch for my acquaintance & I using DoorDash around mid November---$70 was the total…read moreincluded tip & service fee---the good was that the avocados were fresh ---and my cat likes the soysauce ---- the meh or bad was the rice was subpar & and was likened to overcooked adding extra water to cooked rice--I should have went w my instructs & ordered from BASH downtown ---ambiance was sunshine :3

Food was delicious and prepared well, and the service was GREAT !! Lighting was cool and they had…read morenice music

Atmosphere: when I first arrived here, I was a little taken back as it seemed like it was a seafood…read morespot. However, when you start asking questions, you will discover that they also serve Ramen. At the time, it was not super busy and the dining area was comfortable. They have TVs where you could possibly watch a sports game. Food: The Ramen was pretty good. I don't think it was the best I've ever had, but it certainly wasn't bad either. Again, the food tasted amazing. I got the combo which allowed you to get an appetizer and Ramen. The appetizer was pork buns and it was really good. Also, the Ramen was excellent. Service: The service was good. Nothing exceptional to note in this area. Overall, the food was good. The dining area was clean. I will probably return and I recommend you do the same. I don't like seafood however you might like that but certainly the Ramen was good.

At first glance hard to locate until we realized it is actually within Hook and Reel. Our server…read morewas friendly and shared which ramen bowls were popular. I ordered the spicy ramen and hubby ordered the Kinya ramen. The special for $22 offers ramen bowel with appetizer. Unfortunately, we will not return. The ramen was not what we're accustomed to. I would not recommend, especially if you're a ramen lover. Do not try this spot.

It's unusual to find authentic Asian food like this in the Midwest. I am Asian American from the…read moreWest Coast so I know really good Asian food and this place fits the bill! They hand make their dumplings as well as many of their items and it shows. The noodles are really good and not your prepackaged variety. In fact the noodles are excellent! We had their dumplings, wontons, pot stickers, two types of noodles, eggplant, beef rolls, and meat buns. The eggplant dish was so delicious! And their noodles with tomato egg tasted very much like tomato beef chow mein which we have on the West Coast. It was so good!! The type of cuisine is Taiwan or Northern style with lots of chili oil, but not overly spicy. The place is very clean! You order à la carte from a big menu at the counter. You get your utensils, bowls and plates from a table in the back but they bring your food to you. The service was quick, friendly, and excellent. This place is casual, and a great place to get a quick delicious meal or just a bite to eat.

Amazing food!! Love the sichuan style cuisine it has the perfect amount of spice and flavor. The…read morehomemade chili oil is amazing. We had the mapo tofu with fried rice and the chili noodle bowl, both were phenomenal. The staff is very friendly all around! The ambience gives more of a hole in the wall type feel. I would say excellent lunch or quick dinner spot but not necessarily what I would consider a sit down restaurant. Overall will definitely be coming back. A perfect meal for a rainy day!

Fresh food .. friendly staff .. sushi rolls were amazing .. will definitely be back !read more

Shrimp Tempura Bowl was delicious. Service was good Wait staff help me decide what to get…read more Ambiance was nice. I got an carry out.