One World Market

Put in your sushi order, do your shopping, eat your sushi, done. (The kiosk indicated a 25 minute wait, in reality it was 10 minutes)Quality is amazing. My favorite place is Noble Fish and I heard this market is owned by the same company. (Idk if that's true, but based on the quality I believe it). The space is no frills but you have everything you need, and absolutely delicious. The salmon and scallops were so buttery and soft. The toasted sesame seeds on top of the tuna maki were a delicious addition adding a nice nuttiness. In the words of a certain 80's action star: I'll be back!

Small Japanese market with a great selection of ready to go sushi and sashimi. I like both their rolls and sashimi. Decent quality and reasonable prices. It tastes fresh. I don't recommend the lunch sets though. Tried that once with the mackerel and it was dry and not fresh. They offer chopsticks and extra soysauce packets at the register if needed. You can pay and eat at their cafe in the back too or order other dishes made to order for dining. There's also mini claw machines that are $1 to play near the entrance. Additionally, they sell cute little plush keychains and mini photo keychain albums but they're pricy.

One World Market is a staple and I have been coming here for years. I love stopping in to grab their pre made sushi to go. It's always very fresh and has remained reasonably priced over the years. It is one of the few places in Michigan that I trust for raw fish! It is frequented often by local Japanese so you know it's good!

Ordered a one world tray and a couple of salmon bowls for pickup during Christmas week and order was ready on time. Staff was nice and ordering was a simple process using an ordering sheet. All the sushi was delicious and portion size was great for the bowls. Great quality fish inside of a grocery store, highly recommend. They recently got a few tables for indoor seating as well.

I haven't been here in a while and I thought I would grab a Sushi snack. I went for the Nigiri, only 1 piece per order :-( . I chose the Tuna ($3.55), Belly Tuna ($5.25 WOW!), Salmon ($3.55), Yellow Tail ($3.55), Mackerel ($2.55), Sea Urchin ($10.05 WOW!) and Salmon Roe ($5.95 WOW!) Total before tax and tip was a WHOPPING $34.45. I will give them credit for having Belly Tuna and Sea Urchin, these are hard to find in Metro Detroit sushi houses. But I definitely PAID for it. Ambiance is that of a market counter. Service was polite and fast. But the PRICE I PAID for what I received tells me that I won't be coming back anytime soon. There are other fine sushi houses in Metro Detroit that provide BETTER VALUE during these times of BIDENFLATION.

Added pics of recent changes. They continue with a very clean, friendly environment with more variety in food items

Good sushi, they have a little restaurant inside. Grocery is kinda pricey but good selection of Japanese goods. I think because of weak Japanese yen currently, some snacks and ramen prices didn't change much. Local produce and products on the other hand has prices increase. Premade sushi used to be under $10 even at large rolls but now Shrimp sushi rolls are like $11.50.

Portion size of the salmon oyako bowl keeps getting smaller and the price keeps going up. There's barely any rice and the toppings are scarce. Very disappointed.

Great value for great portions! My friend recommended this place and I've been here twice now. The sushi is delicious and there is a really good variety to choose from that are premade or from the menu. I've only ordered takeout and picked items up from the premade section, so I can't say a lot about the service. But I'd say it's pretty efficient and relatively fast.

A really excellent Japanese grocery store! While it doesn't look very large at first, their selection is impressive. The highlight for me is their fresh fish and sushi section - beautiful fish and prepared sashimi/nigiri/rolls at very reasonable prices. My favorites are the Michigan roll (huge, with lots of tuna for $12), and they have toro to go too which is not easy to find! They also have other "specialty" foods you won't find in your average grocery store, like thin sliced meats for sukiyaki/hotpot, lotus root, beautiful Asian pears, as well as a multitude of fun snacks (matcha kit kats are my fave).