Yotsuba Japanese Restaurant has been serving the Ann Arbor community for over 20 years, offering authentic Japanese flavors made with fresh, high-quality ingredients. From our signature Firecracker Roll, Dragon Roll, and Avocado Bomb to classic nigiri such as tuna, salmon, and yellowtail, every dish is crafted to highlight the natural taste of the fish. We also offer warm entrées, lunch specials, and party platters for take-out or catering. Visit us for a welcoming, family-friendly dining experience where tradition meets fresh sushi and friendly service.
Modern, minimalist space for sushi, teriyaki & more served in booths or traditional tatami rooms.
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Address: 2222 Hogback Rd, Ann Arbor, MI 48105
Phone: (734) 971-5168
Website: http://www.yotsuba-restaurant.com/
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Authentic Japanese cuisine and sushi in Ann Arbor. Enjoy fresh rolls, ramen, and teriyaki. Dine-in, takeout, and catering.
Yotsuba Japanese Restaurant – Ann Arbor
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Eva B
I have been coming here for a long time, and I love this place. The staff are super kind and the food is delicious. We got the fried vegetables, Shrimp tempura, dragon roll, and mango mochi’s. The restaurant is really clean, neat and has a relaxed atmosphere. I would recommend coming after dark because you get to see the rainbow lights glowing outaide the building. Although things are pricey, the food is really worth it. Usually restaurants are really noisy, but although Yotsuba is busy in the evening, it is not too noisy.
… moreLio Saylor
Great food and amazing service!! The staff at Yotsuba always welcome you in and say goodbye and are so sweet.
They have otoro (fatty tuna), my partner hasn’t had that in 3 years since we lived in WA state and they were so excited to have it. There is a large variety of options on the menu, we tried their sushi rolls and were very pleased with the effort and quality put into the rolls. Their fish and veggies are extremely fresh!
… moreThey have otoro (fatty tuna), my partner hasn’t had that in 3 years since we lived in WA state and they were so excited to have it. There is a large variety of options on the menu, we tried their sushi rolls and were very pleased with the effort and quality put into the rolls. Their fish and veggies are extremely fresh!
RosaEats
I came here for my birthday and it was so delicious, I paid 75$ for the meal. I got seafood udon, dragon roll sushi, octopus balls, fried squid, chicken skwers, and hot sake. I feel i got my moneys worth for two people and left happy and full, definitely will be returning !!!
… moreEmily Chen
Great Japanese food with decent portion sizes and very attentive staff! We had no wait on a Saturday around 6.
The two specialty sushis we got were the spicy tuna crunch roll and golden tuna roll, which were both beautifully presented and had great flavors. We also ordered a grilled squid which was pretty good. The Yotsuba bento box with beef was excellent and came with a large portion of food, with sashimi, dumplings, tempura, and lots of other side dishes. The spicy seafood udon had great flavor and a lot of seafood meat. The duck ramen also was a great size and was very flavorful, with tender meat. The pork tonkotsu was okay.
Also, the whole staff was very kind. Overall, a great place for large portion sizes and delicious Japanese food.
… moreThe two specialty sushis we got were the spicy tuna crunch roll and golden tuna roll, which were both beautifully presented and had great flavors. We also ordered a grilled squid which was pretty good. The Yotsuba bento box with beef was excellent and came with a large portion of food, with sashimi, dumplings, tempura, and lots of other side dishes. The spicy seafood udon had great flavor and a lot of seafood meat. The duck ramen also was a great size and was very flavorful, with tender meat. The pork tonkotsu was okay.
Also, the whole staff was very kind. Overall, a great place for large portion sizes and delicious Japanese food.
Abigail Bernard
This was some of the best sushi I’ve ever had in my life. The waitress was knowledgeable about every special and menu item and so nice and attentive. Got special rolls and will definitely order less next time because I didn’t realize how huge these would be! For the price and amazing taste, these are the biggest and fullest rolls ever! Super quick service too.
… moreLinda Lee
Found this gem while visiting U of M for a college visit. Perfect spot for our family with some picky eaters. We loved everything we ordered including the chirashi bowl, tofu vegetable plate, gyuniku don along with all the rolls and pieces of sushi. The servers and staff were amazing and attentive and catered to our needs. The atmosphere was nice and cozy. And the food was so delicious that we will be returning for sure!
… moreLavinia Biancardi
Went here for dinner on a weeknight after hearing a few decent things, and it turned out to be a solid choice. The place had a calm vibe, not too loud, and the staff was polite without being over the top. I ordered a couple sushi rolls and a bowl of ramen. The sushi tasted fresh and the rice was done right, not mushy. Ramen broth was warm and comforting, though a bit mild for my taste. Prices felt fair for the portion sizes. Overall, a reliable spot if you’re craving Japanese food and want a relaxed meal without any fuss.
… moreSam Halloway
I am really surprised by how good the reviews are for this place because both times I have been here, I have been extremely unimpressed.
My friend and I came in yesterday and were seated at an itty bitty little table directly under the speaker, which was blaring music so loud that we could barely hear each other. .
We ordered a variety of things. She had never had nigiri before, so I ordered two pieces each of akami, toro, hamachi, and unagi. The unagi was fine, but the other three kinds did not taste fresh. My friend rushed to the bathroom after eating the toro thinking she was going to be sick, and I ended up spitting the hamachi out. The fish slices were also gigantic, and while I understand complaining about more food is unusual, it’s a worrying thing to see when the food you’re eating is served raw (and it’s just hard to eat). Her salmon skin roll also tasted off and we opted not to eat it instead.
We also each ordered noodle soups. She seemed to like her udon, but I was pretty disappointed with the tonkotsu ramen. I’ve never had ramen eggs that were hard-boiled, let alone OVERboiled with yolks that started to turn green. Along with that, the ramen comes with two halves of an egg, and I ordered an extra egg, only to get one extra half (3 total). The tonkotsu broth also wasn’t very flavorful, and the only vegetables were one singular shiitake mushroom and a few pieces of greens. There were two small, thin slices of pork in the ramen– seriously, if I’m paying 17 dollars for a bowl of pork ramen, I expect there to be a decent amount of pork in it.
The takoyaki and gyōza were good.
At some point, our server completely disappeared. My friend and I had eaten the nigiri last, and we both decided that we didn’t have it in us to finish it and were looking to get the roll removed off the bill and to pay. We waited, and waited, and waited, and waited– please note, there were only maybe two other tables currently sat. We both got up to look around for our server at some point and couldn’t find him. I eventually opted to look up the menu online, calculate the total of our bill myself, and left the cash on the table and left.
I wanted to like Yotsuba. I gave it a second chance after not liking it the first time. Sorry to say I will not be back. There is much better Japanese food all over the Ann Arbor/Ypsi area.
… moreMy friend and I came in yesterday and were seated at an itty bitty little table directly under the speaker, which was blaring music so loud that we could barely hear each other. .
We ordered a variety of things. She had never had nigiri before, so I ordered two pieces each of akami, toro, hamachi, and unagi. The unagi was fine, but the other three kinds did not taste fresh. My friend rushed to the bathroom after eating the toro thinking she was going to be sick, and I ended up spitting the hamachi out. The fish slices were also gigantic, and while I understand complaining about more food is unusual, it’s a worrying thing to see when the food you’re eating is served raw (and it’s just hard to eat). Her salmon skin roll also tasted off and we opted not to eat it instead.
We also each ordered noodle soups. She seemed to like her udon, but I was pretty disappointed with the tonkotsu ramen. I’ve never had ramen eggs that were hard-boiled, let alone OVERboiled with yolks that started to turn green. Along with that, the ramen comes with two halves of an egg, and I ordered an extra egg, only to get one extra half (3 total). The tonkotsu broth also wasn’t very flavorful, and the only vegetables were one singular shiitake mushroom and a few pieces of greens. There were two small, thin slices of pork in the ramen– seriously, if I’m paying 17 dollars for a bowl of pork ramen, I expect there to be a decent amount of pork in it.
The takoyaki and gyōza were good.
At some point, our server completely disappeared. My friend and I had eaten the nigiri last, and we both decided that we didn’t have it in us to finish it and were looking to get the roll removed off the bill and to pay. We waited, and waited, and waited, and waited– please note, there were only maybe two other tables currently sat. We both got up to look around for our server at some point and couldn’t find him. I eventually opted to look up the menu online, calculate the total of our bill myself, and left the cash on the table and left.
I wanted to like Yotsuba. I gave it a second chance after not liking it the first time. Sorry to say I will not be back. There is much better Japanese food all over the Ann Arbor/Ypsi area.
Jodi Dines
This is one of the best sushi places in the Ann Arbor area we have never had bad service and the menu selection and uniqueness is untouched. Quality Inn freshness of the food is always amazing!
… moreYuvaraja Sundaram (The Prince)
A very good restaurant with drinks. Plenty of varieties to choose with great service. Nice joint for family dining.
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