I've only recently found about Ajishin, and that's because I was going to the Moose Pastry in the same lot. Seeing people lined up outside at 11am to get in was wild.That's so funny, I just had dinner at Ajishin last night. I didn't get the udon, though. I ordered their curry rice, which is also delicious.
And if anyone is in the mood for ramen, get yourself over to Matsuchan. They're a small mom & pop place in Canton that's amazing. I've been going there forever. Try their curry ramen or tonkotsu ramen.
That's so funny, I just had dinner at Ajishin last night. I didn't get the udon, though. I ordered their curry rice, which is also delicious.
And if anyone is in the mood for ramen, get yourself over to Matsuchan. They're a small mom & pop place in Canton that's amazing. I've been going there forever. Try their curry ramen or tonkotsu ramen.
With regard to ramen, Nagomi in Novi is pretty solid too. Hard to find and really haphazard lunchroom vibe inside but that's part of the charm. Also: Whatever Hippo is called now is still good. If you haven't been to the New Seoul Plaza yet definitely check that out - daebak is a very solid kbbq and they have a bingsu (shaved ice) spot in there too!That's so funny, I just had dinner at Ajishin last night. I didn't get the udon, though. I ordered their curry rice, which is also delicious.
And if anyone is in the mood for ramen, get yourself over to Matsuchan. They're a small mom & pop place in Canton that's amazing. I've been going there forever. Try their curry ramen or tonkotsu ramen.
My little sister worked at Noodles & Company until recently a few months ago they started combining jobs and adding more work to their employees while also over staffing the locations so no one was getting hours. So I got to eat their food a lot and it's all terrible. I don't recommend anyone going there, horrendous food and their working conditions are getting worse and worse. Just go to someplace local, there are a ton of good noodle places in the Madison Heights/Troy area whether it be Asian, Italian, and so on.
I can vouch for Woodpile.
I'm a brisket or pulled pork man myself. For the side either their sweet potato mash or the pit beans. Finish it with some of their candy bacon to go with.
Man, why are all these cool restaurants people are sharing here are a good 45-minute drive away?While we're talking BBQ, you should also check out Max and Bella's in downtown Plmouth. They're run by a super nice husband and wife in a little house converted to a restaurant right off the downtown area. Their food is great, so don't be surprised if some of it is sold out if you don't get there early enough. One of my friends has been disappointed a few times. He has a Cadillac-sized smoker outside in the back that he only fuels with apple and cherry wood, which is delivered six cords at a time by a supplier who lives two hours north of Plymouth. It smells incredible, and he says that's his best advertising.
https://maxandbellasbbq.com/
https://www.hometownlife.com/story/...-bellas-smokehouse-opens-plymouth/2535758002/
Ok, let's do this!
As per Illusion 's suggestion lets have a Metro DetroitEra Meetup at Arts Beats & Eats!
- When: August 31st; 4PM
- Where: Downtown Royal Oak; Exact Location TBD
Bear in mind that there is a small entrance fee on Saturday, Sunday and Monday, admission is $3 before 3pm, $5 after 3pm, and $7 after 5pm. This is admission fee supports the festival as well as 13 non-profit partners.
That's so funny, I just had dinner at Ajishin last night. I didn't get the udon, though. I ordered their curry rice, which is also delicious.
And if anyone is in the mood for ramen, get yourself over to Matsuchan. They're a small mom & pop place in Canton that's amazing. I've been going there forever. Try their curry ramen or tonkotsu ramen.
Oh shoot we are doing this!Ok, let's do this!
As per Illusion 's suggestion lets have a Metro DetroitEra Meetup at Arts Beats & Eats!
- When: August 31st; 4PM
- Where: Downtown Royal Oak; Exact Location TBD
Bear in mind that there is a small entrance fee on Saturday, Sunday and Monday, admission is $3 before 3pm, $5 after 3pm, and $7 after 5pm. This is admission fee supports the festival as well as 13 non-profit partners.
It feels like everything is 45 minutes away no matter where you are 😂
Hmm, unfortunately I don't think I'll be able to go as I have my driving test the day prior, and I may have work/will be getting ready for the school year.Ok, let's do this!
As per Illusion 's suggestion lets have a Metro DetroitEra Meetup at Arts Beats & Eats!
- When: August 31st; 4PM
- Where: Downtown Royal Oak; Exact Location TBD
Bear in mind that there is a small entrance fee on Saturday, Sunday and Monday, admission is $3 before 3pm, $5 after 3pm, and $7 after 5pm. This is admission fee supports the festival as well as 13 non-profit partners.
While we're talking BBQ, you should also check out Max and Bella's in downtown Plmouth. They're run by a super nice husband and wife in a little house converted to a restaurant right off the downtown area. Their food is great, so don't be surprised if some of it is sold out if you don't get there early enough. One of my friends has been disappointed a few times. He has a Cadillac-sized smoker outside in the back that he only fuels with apple and cherry wood, which is delivered six cords at a time by a supplier who lives two hours north of Plymouth. It smells incredible, and he says that's his best advertising.
https://maxandbellasbbq.com/
https://www.hometownlife.com/story/...-bellas-smokehouse-opens-plymouth/2535758002/
Statefarm is quoting me $190 that sounds more reasonable. Thanks for the tip!
My favorite Mediterranean is Beirut, which is right by the airport. Everything is fantastic.
I really want to do this but that day's hard for me. :(Ok, let's do this!
As per Illusion 's suggestion lets have a Metro DetroitEra Meetup at Arts Beats & Eats!
- When: August 31st; 4PM
- Where: Downtown Royal Oak; Exact Location TBD
Bear in mind that there is a small entrance fee on Saturday, Sunday and Monday, admission is $3 before 3pm, $5 after 3pm, and $7 after 5pm. This is admission fee supports the festival as well as 13 non-profit partners.
