This is tied with my favorite sushi place. Nice friendly and knowledgeable service in what I'd call a mix of Korean,Japanese and Chinese. They have a sushi chef and large menu of Sushi including cooked and uncooked sushi, vegetable sushi. Korean bibimbap are good. It's tucked in a small strip mall. They appear to do a large repeat take-out business and know their customers by name

One of the best sushi spots around! The sushi is always fresh and delicious, and the Vince & Joe roll is my absolute favorite--it's perfectly balanced with a touch of mango that adds a unique and refreshing flavor. The service is consistently great, with friendly staff who make every visit enjoyable. Be sure to save room for dessert--there's amazing gelato next door that's the perfect way to finish off your meal. Highly recommend!

Very friendly and helpful staff. Food was very good, will definitely go back. Small but comfortable, did not feel cramped.

I love coming to this place with my friends. The high quality sushi, the affordable and filling food, the kind servers...it is all amazing. They have a large variety of sushi and other dishes too. They have HIGH quality sake that is very affordable to every anime fan wanting to try out delicious sake. One time I ordered a Diet Pepsi with light ice, and every time I was nearing the end of my drink, some kind lady( who was not even my own server) came and got me a new glass of LIGHT ICE Diet Pepsi. The atmosphere is quiet, calm, warm, and amazing. If you are anywhere near this place, you should give it a try, especially with a group of friends.

My husband and I had a great date night here! The staff was very friendly and attentive. They answered any questions we had about each roll and also were able to add in avocado to any roll we wanted. The rolls are reasonably priced and each one we had we enjoyed! The interior is a little dated and could use some updates but besides that it was a super great date night

Definitely one of my top choices for sushi! Bonus because they are open for dine-in later than many nearby for a Friday night! The space is inviting and dimmed for a romantic atmosphere and the service was attentive and friendly. We shared a bunch of things and not only did everything taste fresh and amazing, but also was plated beautifully! The veggie tempura was lightly battered and crispy and the shrimp fried rice was so flavorful. We shared the berry good, king salmon, spider, and tiger rolls! They were all so good! I was skeptical about the berry one with tuna and strawberry together... SO glad we tried it!! A such a unique flavor combo with a little spicy kick! All of our food came relatively quick and we really enjoyed our experience!

So glad we found this gem. We have been looking for a good sushi spot since we moved to Michigan. Coming from California where there is an abundance of good solid sushi spots, it's been hard finding one. My husband's family was visiting, and we all wanted to grab dinner somewhere. We came across this place with promising reviews and decided to give it a try. We came in around 5:30 in the afternoon on a Sunday with a party of 6. We waited less than 5 minutes while they were setting up a table for us before we got seated. Our server came and offered us drinks to start. We started to scan the menu and there were so many options for different rolls. There were a few that stood out and placed an order for them. The atmosphere is cozy and cute. I did feel a little crammed with the surrounding tables but not a big deal. The staff is very friendly and attentive. The restaurant was busy, but we didn't feel forgotten. We waited a good 15 to 20 minutes before our awesome order came out. We were in awe when we saw the presentation. We weren't expecting it at all. After a few pictures we all started to dig in. Not only the presentation was great, but the rolls were also so good. We only ordered baked rolls because I'm pregnant so I'm only judging on the baked or fried rolls. The rolls were tasty, not a thick layer of rice like most sushi restaurants and enough sauce to complement the flavor. I hate it when restaurants drench the rolls with eel sauce, too much. Our favorite roll hands down is the Black Dragon roll which comes with a nice thick piece of eel on top. So delicious and creative.

We haven't been here in a long time, mostly because everybody else wants something other than Asian food. My wife surprised me by suggesting this place, so I was happy to return. The location is easy to miss as part of a strip mall. It's small, and a trip to the bathroom feels like you're wandering through an abandoned warehouse. But, don't let appearances fool you. Asahi Sushi serves up some amazing food. Everyone gets an earthy cup of yellow miso soup. Tasty, and since when is anything free anymore? My wife ordered the chicken bibimbap. A spicy barbecue sauce is served on the side, with a traditional assortment of ingredients in the bowl perfectly executed. There is something magical about the rice that fries to a crisp at the bottom of the bowl. Having the sauce separately gives you options regarding how spicy you want it. This is a huge bowl. It's big enough to feed a small family, as long as the family isn't that big and isn't that hungry. No, seriously, there is plenty for today and tomorrow. After perusing the menu, I couldn't *not* order the Crazy Boy Roll, mostly for the name. Crab and avocado sound amazing, but are a little bit bland. However, this is a deep-fried roll, so the exterior is crispy, similarly to the beautiful fried rice on the bottom of the bibimbap bowl. These crispy fried nuggets chew differently from normal sushi, but I like it. The flying fish roe sushi was true to its name: the roe kept flying out of the sushi wrapper. I can't imagine thinking thousands of these little things could possibly be contained by a sushi wrapper. But, I still like the taste. The mackerel sushi was fresh, and they really delivered on the smoked eel, as they always do. Years ago, I could not possibly have imagined turning a freaky looking creature like an eel into something delicious, but here it is. The house sake was a slightly sweet pear flavor, but very drinkable. But, I always order Sapporo when they have it, and they do have it here. The service was good, and in such a small place there's no problem flagging somebody down. I said at the beginning that this place is easy to miss. Having eaten here again, I have to admit it's also hard to forget.