Noble Fish - Réserver une table

What an unfortunate and strange path Noble Fish has gone. Their unmitigated success as a small restaurant in terms of food quality and preparation has devolved into what can only be described a sad shadow of its former self. I had thought that Noble Fish was a family-owned business, but it turns out that it's a wholly owned subsidiary of the Unification Church, and it all is becoming clearer.Noble Fish started out as an Asian grocery store with a small dining room in the rear. I believe there may have been five tables. The sushi they offered was exquisite. To my recollection, the absolute best sushi I have had in the Metro Detroit area. When I made trips to Hawaii, Guam, and Japan, I found m...

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Bare bones sushi in the back side of a grocery store. Just the atmosphere I like. I got to interact with the chefs browse the grocery and get some of the best sushi I've had in 10 years or more.

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Fun place to hang out and eat! Love checking out the stationary and kitchen gadgets. It’s the best place to find the goodies you can’t get anywhere else!

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Amazing, fresh sushi and sashimi. We got the $100 platter and it was worth it. I suggest getting it fresh, rather than buying it from the refrigerator.

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Still delicious. Suggestion... Bring back the free hot tea.

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