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Where to eat Japanese food in Shelby Township: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Japanese restaurants to try in Shelby Township. Shelby is a civil township of Oceana County in the U.S. state of Michigan. The population was 3,951 at the 2000 census. The village of Shelby is located within the township.
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1. Umi Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By RomeoShopper
Good Japanese food and not far away. Many different rolls to try. Definitely like the Miso soup. One of the many things I miss about Japan.
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2. Osaka Japanese Steakhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By matthewl714
Went here after my nieceâs graduation. Sushi was good. Dinners come with soup, salad, rice vegetables and noodles. Itâs a lot of food. I got the chicken...they gave me 3 chicken breasts to eat. It was crazy. All the meat was cooked perfectly and it was tender. The cooks put on a nice little show.
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3. Sushi Yes
Reviewed By Janesays_11
I absolutely love Sushi Yes. The freshness of the sushi is great, they have a lot of different options for lunch and really great rolls. Iâm just sorry I canât remember the name of the amazing roll my Mom ordered- pictured here. They are always running specials where you get a little extra for free. Super great service too. I try to visit whenever Iâm in the area.
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4. Volcano Sushi
Reviewed By bugsy554
I think the sushi quality was average nothing better or worse than any other sushi place out there. The service was surprisingly slow especially since I was sitting at the sushi bar. I donât think miso soup or a salad comes with any of the rolls unlike many other restaurants in the area. The thing that actually surprised me the most and most supports my feelings about this being average is that I was 2 feet away from the sushi chefs and I was able to watch them make all of the food. Although they seemed competent in doing so, they just slopped the sauce on and didnât seem to take any pride in presentation. Seems directly opposite to the other sushi experiences that Iâve had. It seems to me that many sushi chefs are particularly exacting and concerned about knife skills presentation Etc. I wouldâve liked to of seen that here but I witnessed 40 minutes exactly the oppositeItâs a charming place but I donât think Iâd go back
