Sushi. Come

My husband, myself, and friends frequent Sushi. Come almost every Sunday afternoon. It is always quiet, as there aren't many people that come during this time, which is to my liking. The waiters are always friendly, but can sometimes overlook our drink refills (I attribute this to us working out right before we come in, and drinking a whole glass before having our orders taken). The food is always served fresh and hot, and always tastes great. It seems they are frequently out of (either mint or chocolate) Mochi , which is my companions favorite. Our food always comes in a timely manner, and I am never dissatisfied when we leave. They include a gratuity for parties of 6 or more, which is stated on the bottom pages of the menu. more

Don't go this place, because your good spirit could be completely ruined by their nasty owner! \r \r I had a nightmare experience at this restaurant yesterday when our family went for their all-you-can-eat sunday sushi buffet. After I finished two plates, the owner lady came to our table and literally said ""didn't you have enough already?"" My jaw dropped and I became speechless. I totally lost my appetite and got very upset. We stopped our meal, expressed our anger, and left the place quickly to save ourselves. During that process, she apologized for the remark once, but still had the nerve to charge a full 15% tip on our bill. \r Thank you, sushi.come, for completely ruining our Sunday family lunch. You will never see a penny from me and my friends in the future. \r \r There are better Japanese restaurants in Ann Arbor anyway, such as Totoro, Yotsuba, Cherry Blossom, so save yourself, avoid this place, and spend your money on better Japanese restaurants in the area. Pros: Maybe its location is the only thing that is good. Cons: Horrible service and attitude. Greedy owners. Avoid at all cost! more

This place is the bomb. They let you bring your own beer (or at least they used to). The sushi is the best in Ann Arbor but that isn't saying much. Their Sunday Morning rolls have tempura and cream cheese are really good. I also recommend the Dragon Roll. You can catch up on your Top 40 hits while you enjoy a cheap brew and some ""unconventional"" sushi. Their help is very pleasant too. Cheap! Pros: Cheap, Fun, Sushi Cons: Name of restaurant more