Oishi Restaurant

Went here for dinner and it was pretty empty which is how I like it! Got a window seat and was content with the surroundings. They have a small bar at the entry and a good amount of space for any number of groups. It's comfortable and a bit typical of an Asian restaurant in terms of decor. Menu is solid! A little something for everyone from an Asian food perspective. We ordered ginger salads, two sushi rolls (firecracker was awesome), and I got chicken yakisoba with a request for some spice added. Jackpot! It was soooo good. I loved it. Best I've ever had. I was sad when my main entree was finished. Matched with a cold Sapporo from the tap and it was a very very satisfying meal. Can't wait to have it again. Service was also great. Funny and engaging; thankful for our patronage and very helpful with recommendations. Still thinking about it right now and it's been a week. Gonna need that dish asap.

Can't go wrong with Oishi when it comes to Japanese food. If you are looking for value then Katsu curry or other rice dish seems to have the most portion for your buck. Ramen or udon I would try other places. Just very mid Ramen and udon because the broth is probably from soup mix instead of brewing it everyday. Anyway it is good spot for quick Japanese food. I never seen them have a lot of customers so food come out very fast.

Since I grew up in Japan trying to find authentic Japanese food In MI has been a struggle but I finally found a place!! Oishi is authentic Japanese food! We went as a family of 8 & had made a reservation. We were seated right away in a little back room area, which was nice & semi-private. We ordered gyoza & tuna nigiri as an appetizer & did not have to wait long for those to come out along with miso soup. Most of my family ordered tonkatsu, which was great and came with Japanese style salad. We ordered miso ramen for our 3 year old granddaughter & others in our family ordered chicken katsu curry & beef yakisoba. The portions are large & you leave full. Our server was very attentive & friendly. I would highly recommend this place if you love Japanese food! We will definitely be back!

Sushi sampler for lunch. I prefer all salmon. California rolls were delicious. They are authentic but I prefer all maguro if possible.

One of our favorite Japanese restaurants in Novi, MI. Excellent value. Nice selection of sushi and hot dishes. They have Takoyaki which is one of favorite appetizer. Not easy to find. Clientele is mostly Japanese which is goodsign. I really loved the Katsudon bowl. Takoyaki has a ratio of octopus to batter. Sushi is okay for the price considering how far we are from the ocean. We prefer the hot dishes here. They have soba noodles here which you can't always find either at more Americanized restaurants. Service is friendly and efficient with a smile. No annoying robots.

A little hard to find but worth it. Large menu that is at times a little adventurous. My meetup group enjoyed all their choices from sushi to temptua items to noodles. Service is friendly and there when you need them. Flexible with reservations so larger groups are welcome. Parking is around the building. While it is more of a fusion place than traditional Japanese, I will keep it on my return list for the meetup group.

Tried a wide array of their dishes during my visit. The Age Dashi Tofu was delicious. Lightly fermented and Tempura fried. Four delicious servings. Both my partner and I really enjoyed it. Chicken Yakitori was one I was really looking forward too. The chargrilled taste was nice, especially on the green onion, but the chicken was a bit dry and the whole dish was quite bland. Usually this is accompanied by a sauce in my experience. No such luck this visit. Miso soup was cheap and yummy. Tuna Flight (8 pcs. Tuna and Avocado roll and 4 pieces Tuna Nigiri) This was the perfect size for my date and I to sample some sushi. Very fresh, very yummy, and very reasonably priced for 23 dollars. We also tried their Ramen selection. My partner had the traditional Pork Tonkatsu, which had a very warm and savory broth, something perfect to cure a cold. Reminded me a bit of my grandmothers homemade soup. Plenty of pork to pair with, but the egg was very overdone and rubbery. I had the hot and spicy ramen. the ingredients were a bit of a mess, mostly just onions, sprouts, and ill be honest, and meat? (im still not sure what it was... beef, chicken, or pork) was very overcooked and stringy. But the broth was absolute fire. Wonderful heat, just packed full of flavor. My bowl might not have been empty when I was done, but the broth had completely disappeared. The menu could use a little more thorough explanations, and their website needs updated pricing (everythings a dollar more now) but the service was very fast and friendly. It was also very clean. Barring a few hiccups, it was a very nice experience, and I wouldnt hesitate to visit again.

Parking along the outside in front and also within the under ground parking garage. If you park in the underground parking, you need to use the elevator A to go up. Service is decent, but forgetful. Prices have gone up quite a lot in the last 6 months. Food is good, just pricier than before.

good place for sushi and Japanese cuisine. Their katsu was yummy. My son loved their sushi. I think it's one of the best Japanese restaurants in the area.

Brought my grandpa and mom whom both lived in Japan for 20+ years here and they loved it. That should say enough. Great food. Hoping the new management or owner doesn't change anything