4.5(2,277)· Google4.5 out of 5 from 2277 reviews (Google rating)
Japanese · $$
Slurping Turtle is a Japanese restaurant at 608 E Liberty St in Ann Arbor, MI, serving sushi, noodles and small plates alongside sake. The industrial-chic interior has long communal tables and a casual atmosphere. Lunch and dinner are both popular, and the restaurant accommodates solo diners as well as groups. Vegan and vegetarian options are available, along with desserts. An on-site bar serves beer, wine, cocktails and liquor; tea and coffee are also offered.
The restaurant accepts reservations and has a private dining room, with both counter and table service available. Diners can choose dine-in, takeout or delivery, including no-contact delivery, and catering is offered. The entrance, seating and restroom are wheelchair accessible, and high chairs are available. Paid garage, lot and street parking are listed among the parking options. Slurping Turtle is popular with students and tourists, welcomes LGBTQ guests and is listed as a transgender safe space. Its Google rating is 4.5 stars from 2,277 reviews.
4.5(1,277)· Google4.5 out of 5 from 1277 reviews (Google rating)
Japanese · $$
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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, with table service for lunch and dinner. Its offerings include vegetarian and vegan options, as well as dessert, alcohol, and tea. Fast service and a notable tea selection are among its listed highlights.
Popular with students and tourists, Totoro accommodates solo diners, groups, and families with children; high chairs are available. Reservations are accepted, and guests can choose dine-in service, takeout, or delivery. Parking options include free and paid street parking and a paid garage. The restaurant accepts credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments. Its Google rating is 4.5 stars from 1,277 reviews.
4.3(573)· Google4.3 out of 5 from 573 reviews (Google rating)
Japanese · $
Sadako Japanese Restaurant at 1321 S University Ave in Ann Arbor, MI serves sushi, sashimi, rolls and bento box lunch specials. The setting is described as bustling but relaxed, with a casual, cozy atmosphere. Tea is a noted offering, and wine is available. Its price level is listed in the lowest tier, and its Google rating is 4.3 stars from 564 reviews.
Popular with students, Sadako accommodates groups and solo diners, with both dine-in and takeout service available. Wheelchair-accessible seating is listed among its features. For visitors arriving by car, parking options include free and paid street parking, along with paid lot and garage parking. Debit cards and NFC mobile payments are accepted. The combination of sushi, sashimi and lunch specials gives diners several formats to choose from, whether eating on site or taking an order to go.
4.3(558)· Google4.3 out of 5 from 558 reviews (Google rating)
Sushi · $$
UMI SUSHI is a sushi restaurant at 3393 Plymouth Rd in Ann Arbor, MI, serving Japanese and Korean food in a modest, wood-accented dining room. Creative presentations distinguish the food, while the setting is casual, cozy and quiet. The restaurant is popular for lunch and dinner, with options for solo diners, families and groups, and it draws a student crowd. Fast service and a notable tea selection are among its listed features.
The offerings include small plates, comfort food, vegetarian options and health-conscious choices, along with desserts. An onsite bar serves alcohol, including beer and wine. Guests can choose table-service dining, takeout or delivery, including no-contact delivery; catering is also available. Practical amenities include a free parking lot, high chairs, and wheelchair-accessible parking, entrance, seating and restroom. UMI SUSHI has a Google rating of 4.3 out of 5 from 558 reviews.
4.0(509)· Google4.0 out of 5 from 509 reviews (Google rating)
Sushi · $
Mama Satto is a casual sushi restaurant at 715 N University Ave in Ann Arbor, MI. Its menu includes sushi rolls, ramen and udon soups, and other Japanese staples, with small plates, vegetarian options, and dessert also available. The offerings span comfort food and health-conscious choices, while the drinks selection includes beer, wine, and other alcohol. It has a Google rating of 4 out of 5 from 509 reviews.
Popular with students, Mama Satto has a casual, hip atmosphere and is noted for fast service. Lunch and dinner are both popular, and the restaurant is also listed as suitable for solo dining or a quick bite. Diners can choose table service, takeout, or delivery. The entrance, seating, restroom, and parking are listed as wheelchair accessible. Paid street parking and a paid parking garage are available, and the restaurant accepts credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments.
4.6(475)· Google4.6 out of 5 from 475 reviews (Google rating)
Japanese · $$
Plate Sushi & Chicken is a sushi restaurant at 1133 Broadway St in Ann Arbor, MI, serving Japanese specialties alongside chicken wings. The setting is informal and industrial-chic, with a casual, cozy and quiet atmosphere. Lunch and dinner are both popular here, and the restaurant is listed as popular with students and suitable for solo diners and groups. Its offerings include small plates, comfort food, healthy options and vegetarian choices, with dessert also available.
Table service, outdoor seating and a private dining room give diners several ways to eat on site; takeout, delivery and no-contact delivery are also available. Children are welcome. The entrance, parking, restroom and seating are wheelchair accessible, and free parking is available in a lot and on the street. Plate Sushi & Chicken has a Google rating of 4.6 from 464 reviews.
4.1(347)· Google4.1 out of 5 from 347 reviews (Google rating)
Sushi · $$
Saica Restaurant at 1733 Plymouth Rd in Ann Arbor, MI serves Japanese and Korean fare with a focus on sushi. The setting is casual and contemporary, with a cozy atmosphere. Lunch and dinner are popular here, and the offerings include small plates, comfort food, vegetarian choices, and dessert. Tea is a noted feature, and beer, wine, and liquor are also available. The restaurant has a Google rating of 4.1 from 332 reviews.
The Asian- and veteran-owned business is popular with students and accommodates solo diners, families, and groups. It welcomes LGBTQ guests and identifies as a transgender safe space. Diners can choose table or counter service, takeout, or delivery; catering and reservations are also available. Fast service makes it an option for a quick bite. Practical features include free on-site parking, high chairs, and wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking, seating, and restroom facilities.
4.5(315)· Google4.5 out of 5 from 315 reviews (Google rating)
Sushi · $
KANBU Sushi Downtown is a Japanese restaurant at 241 E Liberty St in Ann Arbor, MI, serving sushi, poke bowls, and seafood noodle soups. Its menu also includes small plates, vegan and vegetarian options, and dessert. The setting is described as relaxed, casual, cozy, and quiet, with a hip atmosphere. Lunch and dinner are both popular here, and the restaurant is listed as suitable for solo diners and groups, with students and tourists among its regular audiences.
Table service is available for dine-in meals, alongside takeout, delivery, and no-contact delivery. The entrance, seating, and restroom are wheelchair accessible. Paid garage, lot, and street parking are listed among the parking options, and credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments are accepted. KANBU Sushi Downtown has a Google rating of 4.5 stars from 315 reviews.
3.9(195)· Google3.9 out of 5 from 195 reviews (Google rating)
Poke bar · $
Poke Poke - Sushi Unrolled at 312 S State St in Ann Arbor, MI centers its menu on sushi-inspired poke bowls. Diners can build their own bowl or choose from Signature Poke Bowls, with spicy, gluten-free, vegan, and vegetarian options available. The restaurant serves lunch and dinner and is listed as a quick-bite option, with dine-in seating, table service, takeout, delivery, and no-contact delivery. Catering and dessert are also available.
The setting is described as casual and quiet, and the restaurant is popular with students and suitable for solo dining. Families are welcome, with a children’s menu and high chairs provided. Practical amenities include Wi-Fi, a unisex restroom, and wheelchair-accessible entrance, seating, and restroom. Dogs are allowed outside, and paid parking is available in a lot. The restaurant accepts reservations, credit and debit cards, and NFC mobile payments. Its Google rating is 3.9 stars from 192 reviews.