Sake Sushi

This restaurant is a very unassuming Japanese and Korean restaurant. The Sake flight was very tasty! The atmosphere was super casual and the price is well worth it. The service is good especially when it's super busy and packed for this place. The Salmon teriyaki, chef's sushi platter and beef bulgogi was very very good!!! And the portions were big! So much so that we couldn't even tried to look at dessert! Well worth the visit!

I loved the atmosphere. It's kind of kitschy honestly in the best way. It's cozy and clean with quick, kind service. I had two pieces of salmon nigiri and Daenjang Chike soup. Nigiri came out first and was perfect. Warm rice, room temp fish, buttery texture with a little give. Large pieces of salmon, had to bite one in half. I had never had Daenjang Chike and it had beef brisket in it. Beef was not fatty and it was tender and shreddy. It wasn't marked on the menu as spicy but it definitely had a bite, I think I could see the sprinkles of gochugaru along the edges of the bowl. Yum. It arrived at my table literally boiling and I loved that, so cozy. Took my time eating it, got a spoon full of rice that came on the side and dipped the spoon for broth/rice bite. It warmed me from the inside out! Perfectly salty, acidic, spicy, and savory. Veggies were zucchini, onion, and potato. Everything was perfect, thank you Sake Sushi, I'll be back for Sake!

UPD: since there is no option to respond to the restaurant's representative's response - I will write here. Please re-read my initial text attentively. DoorDash denied their mistake, my claim and closed the case. My relationship with DoorDash is broken and beyond repair but it has nothing to do with the experience of therestaurant. It has been a frustrating experience all in all. The conversation via phone with several staff members and sore aftertaste (I do not meanfood). No need for any reimbursement at this point, it's not about the money at the end. And to be fair, the food (the part of it which made its way) was not bad at all. I liked it.

We had a wonderful experience here, led by the fantastic service and fresh fresh fish!I can't recall another sushi restaurant that has this kind of service: an introduction of both servers and full explanation of the menuI ordered the chef's sashimi: an entire plate of sashimi large enough for two ($40)Wonderful!My friends had some amazing looking cocktails as well

Serviced took forever. Beer tasted like shit in a tin cup. She took it away and didn't bring me another one. Lol whatever. Food was very tasty.

Came here on a Saturday night around 9:00pm. There were empty tables but didn't get greeted/seated until 20 minutes later. It seems like they are understaffed and the waiter took a while to take our order. I got the Yookkejang and Mandu Soup. The yookkejang had absolutely no flavor. It literally tasted like water with a hint of spice. The Mandu soup was really good, the broth was flavorful and the dumpling itself was sweet and juicy. The portion size here is also really good and the price here is super reasonable. Would come back to try their other dishes. Good place for date nights or a simple night out with friends.

Good food for the price. Wonderful service. One of my new favorite regular spots. Always reccomend

Great vibe and vegetable dumplings were amazing. Perfect date night place!The sushi was amazing and so was the service. Annie was great and will request her next time too!

I am unbelievably saddened that I have to write this post. Today, while at Saki sushi with my partner and one year-old daughter, I was racially profiled and discriminated against the second I walked in the door. First, I was told that I could not sit in the outdoor seating area because they were short staffed, only to see people seated out there after I was told I cannot. When I asked why, I was told that only "regular" customers could sit in the outdoor seating area. I wasn't 100% sure what that meant. Moreover, when the bill came, I was notified that gratuity was added in. I didn't think anything of it, however, something just felt a little "off" about the way she pointed it out to me. Two Caucasian young ladies sit at the table across from me and also just received their bill. I inquired to see if they were charged auto gratuity as well, and was shocked to learn that they were not charged auto gratuity. While this was off-putting to me, the two young ladies thought that it was "gross and completely ridiculous" that they would charge automatic gratuity and not them. When the server came back over and I asked why did this happen, she explained that that is their policy for "new"customers. That is even more weird because I have been to this place before. Later, I asked her would it happen to be because I was black, she responded, "No, because I am Asian." I guess that was supposed to make me feel better? I don't know. Then she insisted that she will take off the gratuity even after I said it was fine. This let's me know that she knew what she did was wrong and that this is a normal practice at Sake Sushi: "Charge Black people automatic gratuity and also don't let them sit outside for fear that they may run off on the bill." For context, I am an advocate for small business in Metro Detroit, but I can't stand and let racism be so blatant and not speak up about it. Not only was this a form of discrimination, but it's completely illegal.

literally everything here is incredible! the food, our server Annie was amazing, and the environment is so lovely! I cannot speak highly enough of here.