Address and Contact Information
Address: 17051 Kercheval Ave, Grosse Pointe, MI 48230
Phone: (313) 416-9083
Website: https://www.ryuusushi.com/
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Reviews
The rice was soggy, mushy, and tasted old. Fish was passable but not fresh. Rolls were inconsistently sized, poorly assembled, and not even cut properly. Overall presentation and execution were careless. What happened guys?? Feedback to Chef: sharpen knife, make fresh rice, and be hyper selective of daily fish offering.
This was honestly sad quality for sushi, especially at restaurant pricing. Would not order again.
Sep 2025: 4-STARs. Absolutely loved Ryuu Sushi! The Ryuu Roll and Empire were top-notch—fresh, flavorful, and beautifully executed. Service was warm and attentive. A solid spot for sushi lovers—will definitely be back!
My husband and I waited tables for years. This kind of thing shouldn’t happen. Number the tables, put it on the ticket, and train the staff on how to navigate the front of the house.
The rolls were tasty, although the large plate they were served on looked as though there should have been something in the middle.
It’s still a new restaurant and I hope they can work out these kinks. We’ll give it another try.
Ordered takeout for dinner (Tokyo 10) and the sushi was top notch, blew us away. So much so, we needed to try dining in on Saturday night.
The experience was even better. Food/presentation was phenomenal. Service was excellent and sincere. If you’re looking for the best Sushi in the Detroit metro area, I think you’ll have a had time beating this place!
It didn’t seem busy when we got there, and we were seated immediately. We were given water by the host … and then no one ever came back to take our drink order or ask if we wanted appetizers. We would’ve flagged down a server, but we couldn’t get any of the staff to actually look in our direction.
30 minutes later, one of the bartenders comes to our table; no “hello” or “sorry for the wait,” just “do you know what you want?” We ended up ordering our drinks, appetizer, and rolls all at once. The server was kind of curt and never looked up from their iPad. They came back once to deliver our drinks and some plates for our sushi (which they kind of dropped on the table), and that was the last we saw of them. No refills on drinks, no checking in to see how we’re doing, back to no eye contact from the staff.
About 45 minutes later, we saw one of the other staff members hand off an absurdly large dish to the host, and then watched as that dish made its way to almost every table in the dining room to see whose it is. When this well-traveled platter finally got to us, they asked if it was ours. It was our first time there, and a couple of the rolls didn’t look like what was described on the menu, so we said we didn’t think so.
The dish was then left unattended for a minute or two at a table at the front of the restaurant while the host and another bartender (I assumed) looked over orders to see who it belonged to. The bartender (different one than our original server) brought it back over – turns out it was ours. She apologized for the confusion and said the wrong table had been marked. She was much more friendly than our original server – admittedly a low bar – but then mentioned that she didn’t actually work there and was filling in (all things considered, that tracks).
Our appetizer came out at the same time as everything else. The sushi was all room temperature and kind of mid in regards to flavor.
Several other couples arrived after us, were seated, got multiple rounds of drinks and their food, raised children and sent them to college, then left before we got our food.
I wrote this while sitting waiting (another 20+ minutes) for the bill to come. It never did, so we went to the bar and asked for it.
One and done; no thanks.