Clawson’s beloved sushi destination Noble Fish received an upgrade earlier this year with a larger sushi bar and more dine-in seating. Just like the original, customers can pick up sushi and a variety of snacks and Japanese beverages from cold cases at the front of the restaurant. For patrons dining in, fill out a paper ordering sheet at the entrance and pay at the counter before finding a seat in the dining room. The prices are reasonable and the fish is incredibly fresh. Go for the sashimi or splurge on a large specialty roll like the Michigan.

The large rolls, moderate prices, and friendly service keep diners coming back to this Japanese-Korean strip mall restaurant in Madison Heights. Sushi Gallery’s menu features options like the Salmon on Fire roll with cream cheese, avocado, cucumber, salmon, and teriyaki sauce.

Located inside the historic Ford-Peabody mansion, Adachi is serving a blend of Japanese and American cuisine. The restaurant helmed by Nobu alum chef Lloyd Roberts offers a rotating list of sushi including vegetarian options. Choose from maki rolls like the hamachi with serrano pepper and green onion or items like red snapper sashimi.

Rochester’s casual Japanese sushi bar Take offers an extensive list of rolls, sashimi, and nigiri. Add to that great service and a wide selection of beverages including Ramune sodas and sakes, and this spot is hard to beat.

Sushi connoisseurs will find this West Bloomfield sushi bar well worth the trip. Tucked inside a strip mall, Sharaku not only offers sushi and sashimi, but also options like cold soba noodles and katsudon. Customers can also splurge on an omakase meal and leave the choice of sushi up to the chef.

This sushi bar is located inside a large Japanese grocery store and offers a similar menu to another metro Detroit market destination, Noble Fish. The pair happen to be sister restaurants and offer similar menus from the nigiri to the rolls.

For strictly takeout sushi, turn to pan-Asian carryout restaurant Tai Fai in Oak Park. The restaurant's rolls, nigiri, and sashimi are made-to-order at affordable prices. Definitely call ahead or expect to wait a few minutes for a meal. It's nearly always busy (for good reason).

This casual sushi spot serves a variety of affordable rolls and nigiri as well as teriyaki chicken meals and Ramune Japanese sodas. Fans of Korean bibimbap will also find the dish well represented at Fat Salmon.

Downtown Detroit’s Maru Sushi serves fusion menu with a mix of signature rolls like the K-Pop with kimchi, panko fried shrimp, cucumber, pickled daikon, radish sprouts, sweet crab salad, and a fried quail egg. The menu is on the pricier side, but lunch specials and daily deals on drinks help customers feel full on sushi without putting too much of a dent in their wallets.