Another great trip to One world market! I am noticing so many little and big changes within this…read morestore. Greater varieties and diversity and expansion. The premade food choices are growing by the day. They are always adding to their offerings with new flavors and tastes. I started coming to One world market in 1997 when it was first home by a husband and wife team. It was very special at that time to have a Japanese focused grocery store and I was so happy to have one in the Novi area. This has been my go-to for decades now. When it was transitioning from private ownership to the Noble Village group, owned by True World group, there was a transitional decline, thankfully, that didn't last long and things are developing very nicely. I hear even more growth is on the horizon as they establish an even greater presence in the building next door. I am also thankful that the integrity and the high-quality is very much present and everything they do. The service is always top notch and they try to open up a lot of lanes so people get through quickly because it is busier than ever. The word is definitely out. I've seen a lot of posts on social media and it's bringing in an even greater crowds, which is fantastic! Note: the on-line ordering is also so convenient and their sushi platters are high-level!

Such a cute Japanese Market Place. We strolled around to check out the place, it's cute clean and…read moresmall but with good variety of Asian produce, condiments, snacks, fish, etc! We dined at the Marketplace for lunch. The service was pretty decent! Ordered using the QR code and dined there. There's no table service. We got the sides: rice with miso soup, Pork Katsu, Some type of grilled Salmon and Udon Noodle Soup. The food was great with reasonable pricing! The portion felt more Asian size. Not too huge which we loved. Definitely going to be back to try their Sushi Nigiri and Shasimi. Do stop by, you won't be disappointed!

Superb sushi...it is the the first choice of our Japanese…read moreneighbors so you know that it is authentic

If you read my first review you will get an idea of how awesome this place once was…read more Unfortunately, they are not changing with the times. Ever since COVID19 they began takeout only service and allow no dine-in option any longer. This place was full of mostly Japanese locals here for lunches and there was a line out the door everyday. Now, not so. They realized with covid and the change in model that they could survive but have been much too lazy to revert back to a traditional restaurant. Why? I have not idea but as you can tell from my writing, I am not pleased. The prices, quality and service were all top notch at one time. Now? Not so much. I really dont want "traditional" or "authentic" food served to me in a styrofoam container that I need to eat in my car or other location. Very, very disappointed with the ownership and their decision to run their restaurant this way. I will not return.

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!

If you're into delicious sushi, dining in old school mansions, or haunted experiences, you need to…read morego to Shiro in Novi! The aesthetic here is beautiful and truly takes you back in time. It's rumored that it's haunted to this day by its original builder & owner, Charles Rogers, and many have reported experiences of paranormal activity! The service is professional and they'll ensure you enjoy a delicious meal while spending time at Shiro. I really like how they have so many different unique rolls; I've never seen anything like the Fatty roll, and you get a perfect bite of everything with the Angry Mikey roll! This is by far my favorite Surf & Turf roll I've had anywhere! The quality of the filet is top notch; and the Pinot Noir Horseradish Sauce is unbelievably good! You also HAVE to start with the Spicy Garlic Shishito Peppers; they're the best!

I came here last night for dinner and I'm gonna be so honest.... I was underwhelmed…read more The host was very kind. He did change our reservation time twice for us but that was the extent of my good experience here. Because of traffic, the friend meeting me was a little late so I sat alone for a little bit. I told our waitress that... she came back a little bit later saying "are you ready to order" .... My friend still hadn't come and I already told her that. The thing is, I understand forgetting so that's what I thought happened. But it became clear that her attitude was intentional. While I was sitting alone, I noticed an ant crawling on my table that I had to kill & I was seated next to some windows and there was subsequently a FLY that I also had to kill ("but you didn't have to kill it"... shut up yes I did) I also had a sushi menu that was already written on. I dont know weird. I understand the appeal of the old house converted into a nice restaurant but it still just smelled like old house and lowkey like rotting wood. The windows also were clean. I dont know it was just bad ambience until it got dark. NOW THE FOOD... The miso soup was my favorite thing on the menu. So that is saying something. My two rolls were underwhelming at best. The fish was chewy.. but a bad chewy. There was barely any fish. The cucumber kimchi was bad. The cucumbers were not good quality. It felt like they were old actually. At the end, our waitress was lowkey rushing us. I swear it was the most I had seen her all night. She set the bill down, would split it for us... she said she'd split it after we put our cards down... what does that mean??? So whatever, me and my friend just paid 50/50 on the bill. (Even tho the menu expressly said that they can't split bills for parties of more than 8). We were only two people. Whatever. Dont come here unless you're just interested in cute vibes.

I have been a couple of times now and the novelty is fun. Tables 1,2, and 3 are right by the door…read morebut also the first to be able to grab food which means they will not be gone by the time they rotate to you. Tables 4,5, and 6 are a good location and you will have lots of choices coming your way. 7, 8, and 9 are good also but you may have to wait a rotation or two to get what you want. After that it can be slim pickings if it's busy. I enjoy the robot bringing my drinks, and the miso soup is amazing!! It's a nice experience.

If you are a lover of sushi, there are plenty of other places nearby to go over this place. If you…read moreare coming here, it's really for the fun experience of the revolving conveyor belt. My biggest con about this place is the layout of the restaurant. My party made reservations in advance for 8 people. Since this was our first time there, we weren't aware that all booths were only for 4 people, with no larger accommodations available. Despite our reservation, we ended up having to wait about 30 minutes for two tables to open up. They weren't even in the same part of the restaurant, unfortunately splitting up our party for our entire stay. The worst part is that three of the booths are directly in front of the door. It's Michigan, so every time that door is opened you are blasted with cold air to the point that everyone was eating with winter jackets on. I was seated in the second row into the restaurant and was still chilled every time the door was opened. Each table is supposed to have a plate deposit where it keeps track of how much you are charged. However, our table's plate deposit was broken and we were told to keep our plates on our table and add them up manually. This led to us having to keep a bunch of dirty plates in piles on the cramped table while we ate, not appetizing. This led to us being unable to pay on the tv, and to pay with one of the waiters. We handed the waiter our credit card to pay, and they ended up disappearing for about 45 minutes. We had to call over several people to track down the person that took our credit card so we could finally leave (the dirty plates stayed the entire time on the table). The sushi was yummy but those prices really add up quick. Each plate is almost 4$ and has two rolls each so you're left to either eat until you're full and have a high bill / keep track of your bill and end up hungry. Overall had a fun but frustrating experience. I've tried it once so I will recommend others to skip this place and head over to One World Market or head over to Sharaku in West Bloomfield instead.

Delicious! Staff was…read moresuper friendly and efficient; no wait for a table. Food was super fresh and hot and everyone enjoyed the variety of what they offer!

Yesterday I had lunch at O Sushi because I needed change for a $100 bill. The service was…read moreexcellent,but I didn't enjoy the sushi or shrimp dumplings. The spicy tuna roll was mushy and didn't have any flavor. The shumai shrimp dumplings were completely tasteless as well. The spider roll was skimpy and had too much eel sauce on them. That being said,the spicy shrimp was delicious and the service was excellent. Maybe I'll try something different next time, but I've had much better sushi for less,and I eat sushi frequently.

We've gotten takeout a couple of times from Yori - more recently we combined it with French fries…read morefrom McDonald's. We go back to the polar bear roll over and over, it's crunchy and just the right amount of spicy, so delicious - a must try! We've always a good service here though mostly picking up from takeout and haven't dined here yet. It seems like a comfortable spot with some booths and tables with low key vibes.

Passed this place quite a bit and didn't think much of it cause the location. Went to lunch there…read moreand man! Hidden gem!! Great lunch special, atmosphere looks like a cool spot for a post work beer. Definitely going back MANY MANY times Food/Drinks: 4.3 Service: 4.0 Atmosphere/Vibe: 4.2 Cost: 3.5 Overall: 4.0

Can't go wrong with Oishi when it comes to Japanese food. If you are looking for value then Katsu…read morecurry or other rice dish seems to have the most portion for your buck. Ramen or udon I would try other places. Just very mid Ramen and udon because the broth is probably from soup mix instead of brewing it everyday. Anyway it is good spot for quick Japanese food. I never seen them have a lot of customers so food come out very fast.

Since I grew up in Japan trying to find authentic Japanese food In MI has been a struggle but I…read morefinally found a place!! Oishi is authentic Japanese food! We went as a family of 8 & had made a reservation. We were seated right away in a little back room area, which was nice & semi-private. We ordered gyoza & tuna nigiri as an appetizer & did not have to wait long for those to come out along with miso soup. Most of my family ordered tonkatsu, which was great and came with Japanese style salad. We ordered miso ramen for our 3 year old granddaughter & others in our family ordered chicken katsu curry & beef yakisoba. The portions are large & you leave full. Our server was very attentive & friendly. I would highly recommend this place if you love Japanese food! We will definitely be back!

Sushi house is absolutely amazing! Truly top tier! Comfortable, bright and inviting. The service is…read morealways pleasant, efficient and accommodating. The star of the show every time, the sushi. We have our favorites that we order regularly, such as the chicken tempura roll, so good. Yesterday, we ordered the BBQ roll: Fried pickle, mozzarella cheese inside. Torched New York strip beef on top. Finished with spicy mayo, bbq sauce and fried onions. What creativity! Unique and delicious! The NY strip was so tender as well! We also enjoyed the steamed shrimp Shumai, the kashi katsu and chicken donburi. Lunch comes with miso soup and a small salad with the most delicious dressing! We will be back soon!

It was quite okay. I have never been to Farmington Hills despite living in the Metro all my life. I…read morenever heard of this place until the day we went, and I was in love with the deliciously crunchy looking sushi the photography had to offer. My name is Dave and I'm here to say... it's alright. I love the whole stylistic blow-show they present when you first get a table. The post-war Japanese influenced architecture and plates/bowls. It's definitely eye candy; and speaking of candy, let's move onto the food. Moving on from the so-so transition into the food, I have a note. I haven't been here in a couple weeks, I'm quite late to this review. I don't remember the names of everything on the menu. Sorry, I have to go off of duct-tape memory and Yelp's 100% always working, fully functional AI generated menu system. My life is so easy! Would it sound possible that dessert was my least favorite thing we ate during our visit? Well, you'd be surprised. It's a backhanded compliment, but a compliment nonetheless. The Tofu Ramen was a little too soft but it had a nice flavor profile, and the Spicy Sushi we got was also quite nice. The Cherry-chapped Tempura we got was not enjoyable, even though it was prepared delicately and looked very attractive. Something about Tempura 90% of the time, it just shouldn't be a thing. (Says the uncultured white that has never experienced good Tempura). Overall, I respect Sushi House. I respect it because it tries, and I believe it doesn't attempt to be anything it isn't. However, it definitely feels more pretentious the more you dig in. (3/5)

The food was awesome. Taste like authentic sushi. The service is pretty good. The food came out…read morepretty fast. The place is pretty clean. Definitely made me feel like I was in Japan. Only complaint I have is the server was a little bit rude.

One of your strip mall Japanese Sushi places that seem to be plenty of in this area. I needed to…read moreuse chopsticks to keep my skills up and was hungry for sushi for supper. Since I was at the car wash in the parking lot, I decided to try. Ordered my normal order of dragon roll sushi. A little higher than normal price I pay. Waited on a chair in the empty dining room. About 10 minutes later, I paid for and got my meal. At least I could watch Fish TV since they don't have a live tank. When I got home, I found instead of tempura shrimp in the middle, it had that crab salad filling. Rest was normal dragon roll. Not impressed with it, average at best and that is being kind. Since I am moving, I will not be back but if I wasn't, I would stick to Busch's since it is also located in the strip mall.