Sushi Restaurants in Ann Arbor, MI

Sushi restaurants in Ann Arbor, MI offer distinct choices for rolls, sashimi, noodle dishes and poke bowls. Slurping Turtle at 608 E Liberty St pairs sushi with tapas, noodles and sake in an industrial-chic room with communal tables. Its 4.5 Google rating comes from 2,277 reviews, the largest review count in this guide. Totoro matches that rating across 1,277 reviews, serving creative rolls, tempura and udon at 215 S State St #2031. For a quieter setting, Plate Sushi & Chicken at 1133 Broadway St combines Japanese specialties with chicken wings, outdoor seating and free lot and street parking. It holds a 4.6 rating from 464 reviews. Sadako Japanese Restaurant on S University Ave serves sushi, sashimi and bento box lunch specials, while Mama Satto on N University Ave adds ramen and udon to its sushi-roll menu. Practical differences help narrow the choice. Slurping Turtle stays open until 11 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. UMI SUSHI and Saica Restaurant offer free parking on Plymouth Rd. KANBU Sushi Downtown serves poke bowls and seafood noodle soups alongside sushi, and Poke Poke - Sushi Unrolled focuses on customizable bowls. At 910 Briarwood Cir, Harvest market sushi offers rolls, sashimi and nigiri inside Harvest Market, with daily hours of 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.

  • Slurping Turtle in Ann Arbor

    Slurping Turtle

    4.5(2,277)· Google4.5 out of 5 from 2277 reviews (Google rating)

    Sushi Restaurant · $$

    Open now · closes 11:00 PM

    Slurping Turtle is a Japanese restaurant at 608 E Liberty St in Ann Arbor, MI, serving sushi, noodles and tapas in an industrial-chic space with long communal tables. The atmosphere is casual, with seating for groups as well as solo diners. Lunch and dinner are both popular, and the menu includes small plates, comfort food, vegetarian and vegan options, and dessert. An onsite bar serves sake, beer, wine, cocktails and liquor; tea and coffee are also available. The restaurant accepts reservations and has a private dining room, along with table and counter service. Diners can eat in, order takeout or use delivery, including no-contact delivery; catering is available too. The entrance, seating and restroom are wheelchair accessible, and high chairs are provided. Paid garage, lot and street parking are listed among the parking options. Popular with students and tourists, Slurping Turtle welcomes LGBTQ guests and is listed as a transgender safe space. Its Google rating is 4.5 stars from 2,277 reviews.

  • Totoro in Ann Arbor

    Totoro

    4.5(1,277)· Google4.5 out of 5 from 1277 reviews (Google rating)

    Sushi Restaurant · $$

    Closed · opens 11:30 AM

    Totoro is a sushi restaurant at 215 S State St #2031 in Ann Arbor, MI, serving creative sushi rolls alongside Japanese specialties such as tempura and udon. The small, sleek space has a casual, cozy atmosphere and offers seated table service for lunch and dinner. Its offerings include vegetarian and vegan options, dessert, and alcohol, with tea and fast service noted among its features. Totoro has a 4.5-star Google rating from 1,277 reviews. Popular with students and tourists, Totoro accommodates groups as well as solo diners. Families with children are welcome, and high chairs are available. The restaurant accepts reservations and offers dine-in service, takeout, and delivery. Parking options include free and paid street parking and a paid garage. Credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments are accepted.

  • Mama Satto in Ann Arbor

    Mama Satto

    4.0(509)· Google4.0 out of 5 from 509 reviews (Google rating)

    Sushi Restaurant · $

    Open now · closes 10:00 PM

    Mama Satto is a casual sushi restaurant at 715 N University Ave in Ann Arbor, MI. Its menu includes sushi rolls, ramen and udon soups, and other Japanese staples, with small plates, vegetarian options, and both comfort-food and health-conscious choices among its offerings. Lunch, dinner, and dessert are available, along with beer, wine, and other alcohol. The restaurant is popular with students and is listed as a spot for lunch, dinner, and solo dining. The atmosphere is casual and hip, and fast service is one of its listed highlights. Guests can dine in with table service, order takeout, or use delivery. The entrance, seating, restroom, and parking are listed as wheelchair accessible. Paid street and garage parking are available, and payment options include credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments. Mama Satto has a Google rating of 4 out of 5 from 509 reviews.