The last time I had Ajisen Ramen was in Shanghai many many years ago. I happened to find the place…read morewhile I was looking for new places in Windsor and had to cross the border and give it a try. Yes, I took the Detroit Tunnel just to come and enjoy the food. The interior is your typical Asian restaurant, tables on the left side and booths on the right. I went with the pork original, fried shrimp and chicken Karaage. The broth was awesome, had that deep bone flavor, seasoned perfectly and hit the spot perfectly!! I would definitely recommend the pork original if you are new to the place. I'll be back to try other ramen flavors. I couldn't give them five stars because of the appetizers that I got. The fried shrimp was decent, the chicken karaage was decent as well, but the last one I was eating was undercooked... that experience just turned the experience down few notches. $42 before tip, 15% tip, toll in and out of USA/Canada, yes expensive meal trip, but it was worth it!

Excellent apps and ramen. It's a little hard to find good food here in Windsor but this spot is one…read morethat I'll keep coming back to! There's only ever 1 server for the 9 tables in the restaurant, but they're always pleasant and attentive.

My husband and I met friends here for dinner. Johnny Noodle King is located on Fort Street just…read moreoutside of Downtown Detroit on the way to Southwest Detroit. Hubby and I laughed at how many times we zipped past the restaurant without noticing it. My husband and I both ordered the Major Tom Khatsu, which has a coconut chicken broth base. The chicken katsu pieces were the perfect level of crispy without being heavily breaded. There was also a nice little kick to the dish, which made it so, so yummy. Our friends got the Shoyu ramen with pork belly, and the Corned Beef ramen. The Shoyu dish seemed to be more enjoyable. Though we stuck with water, cans of Faygo pop seemed to be the drink offerings - other than alcoholic beverages. Areas for improvement include the waiting. Johnny Noodle King is a small place, with a main dining area and then what seems to be a bar area attached. We initially waited by the door for our table along with another small group (we were a party of four). We were then asked to go to the bar area to wait so that it would clear the door, but found it interesting how we were asked to move but not the other group. Also, we were standing away from the doormat we were not obstructing anyone's movements. The wait was long, and we asked if we could order food to the bar area (as opposed to waiting for a table). We were told 'no', yet there was a table full of patrons who were eating. There was no notification system, so our friend had to keep going to the front to see if our table was ready. Don't get me wrong; 'hooray' to Johnny Noodle King for having such great business volume. However, they need a way to manage it so that people will not be put off. Once we were seated, we did have good service from our waitstaff, and the food was very good. My husband and I plan to return to explore more of the menu. Hopefully, we can pick a time of day when waiting won't be such a big issue.

The food is very good and doesn't take forever to come to your table. The waiters are very nice and…read morethe interior is very nice and artistic.

We had reservations at a cocktail bar, but arrived a bit too early so we popped in here for a quick…read moredrink. I ordered the Jasmin Collin's and was really impressed with the flavors. We had a limited time to be here since we had reservations next door, but we were able to pit in a quick order for some dumplings and we ordered the lamb and mushroom ones and were wanting more. I cannot wait to come back here to come specifically for this place.

Went here today to catch up with friends because the food is always delicious and had positive…read moreservice experiences up until today. While dining on the patio, my friends and I admittedly lost track of time while catching up. However, instead of being approached with professionalism or courtesy, we were aggressively told that our table was reserved and that we had been there too long. What made this confusing was that there were several empty two- and four-seat tables around us. The staff member(who we later found out was actually the General Manager) partially cleared our table, walked away, then came back to remove the remaining items. We understood we had been there for a while. What we did not understand was the rude and unnecessarily aggressive approach. As she walked away, we were speaking amongst ourselves trying to understand why the interaction felt so hostile then she turned around, came back to our table, and said, "You've been here too long, that's why." No one had spoken to us beforehand or attempted to handle the situation respectfully, so her tone and energy felt offensive and escalating. On my way out, I attempted to address the situation directly because I found her behavior unprofessional--only to learn she was the General Manager herself. Rather than listening or de-escalating, the situation escalated further and my friends and I were asked to leave. I have never been asked to leave an establishment before and never expected that type of behavior from someone in a leadership position. Hospitality is not just about food, it's also about how people are treated. This experience left a very bad impression and honestly made me question why the interaction became so confrontational in the first place. I hope ownership takes a serious look at how guests are being spoken to and treated because no one should leave feeling disrespected after simply trying to enjoy a meal with friends.

Stopped into Ima while in Detroit for a work trip and really enjoyed it! It's also a really great…read morespot for solo dining if you're exploring the city or traveling for work. I started with the pickled appetizer plate, which was a great light starter with lots of flavor, then ordered the spicy Tori chicken ramen. The broth had a really nice kick without being overwhelming, and the chicken was super tender. Definitely a cozy, satisfying stop after a long day. Would absolutely come back next time I'm in Detroit!

Every Ima location is a hit! This time at the Midtown location! Their noodles are elite; they're…read moremade fresh from scratch daily, and you can taste the quality of the ingredients and method in which they're made! This location is more of a causal, everyday type spot, but the flavor is still fully there! The service as always is incredibly friendly & quick! You can't not get dumplings when they're on the menu, and these ones are legit! They're tender & packed with flavor, and the crisp on the bottom is perfect! A dunk in the dumpling sauce, and you have a delicious bite! The flavors with the sauce for the noodles has the ideal umami balance. everything in the dish balances each other out; it's a big dish, but it's so hard not to finish the whole thing in one sitting, it's that good! Make sure to stop by and try this amazing spot!

I meet up with cousins here every time I'm in Windsor. Such a cute cafe, with super friendly staff…read more Their iced lattes are to die for, and this last time I tried the coconut curry ramen. Heavenly. They have a few other vegetarian options as well. I can't say enough good things about this place. It's one of my favorite spots.

So let's separate the food from the coffee in this little cafe…read more The service here is wonderful and friendly. It is clearly a favourite of the university students in Windsor, people walking in were greeted with a "Hi, your usual?" The atmosphere is warm, but the chairs are metal and the tables are small. They also sell a lot of coffee accessories (Chemex, Aeropress, and so on). So, the coffee. I've only gotten the pour-over choices. Their selection is superb, and they have a tasting list they give to you if you ask about what the coffees are all about. Is it pricy? It's in line with pourovers everywhere. So no complaints on price. Now, the food. I got some steamed dumplings. They were small, and from frozen, and the only taste was from the sweet chili sauce on top. The ramen I saw someone else eating were from a packaged noodle pack somewhere. So, coffee and service five stars. But if you are not into student meal nostalgia, I'd recommend getting lunch somewhere else.

I don't necessarily go to restaurants by myself usually but this one was one of them because of how…read morecozy it made me feel all year round ! During the winter, Id order their stews - and during the summer, Id devour their bibimbaps. Respectful and loving staff that deserve much love. Please try out their heartwarming meals!

This is most definitely Not Korean Fried Chicken. I was so excited to get some KFC, haven't had any…read moresince living in NJ. Love the Korean restaurants and shops in the NY/NJ area. Should be bone in chicken chunks battered with rice flour. This stuff is like orange chicken at the mall with a soy gochujang sauce. Service was good, that's why I'm giving two Stars instead of 1. Wish I would have done the Kalbi or Bulgogi...

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.

Came for lunch during conference break. Plenty of seating and food came out quickly. Great and…read morefriendly staff. Enclosed patio seating with good sunlight which I loved.

Nuevo Seoul is a quaint little establishment tucked away in Detroit you must try. The decor is cozy…read more& inviting, old school hip hop blessed our ears while dining in. The staff is super friendly & suggestive on their menu favorites. We always start with some delicious margaritas and a chips, salsa, & guacamole flight. This is a fusion establishment, so we had to get some Korean wings- mouth watering, and one of the reasons I will be back very soon. The short rib birria is some of the best in the area. This is a must. We accidentally stumbled in on a Taco Tuesday. You may mix and match your 3 choices. I definitely appreciated this! All of the tacos are amazing. We finished with a churro fried ice cream- the best I've ever had. Be sure to check out this hidden gem. Perfect for lunch, date night, friends night out, anytime!