Ginza Ramen - Clinton Township (MI)

5 /5 GLTheGameMaster (GL): Really fantastic katsu and fish donburi, the polluck especially was delicious and well cooked. Our favorite was actually the croquette, simple but tasty sauce on the potatoes! Calamari was crispier with a thicker breading than I’m typically into, but enjoyed it nonetheless. Their milk tea just comes in a can so I wouldn’t recommend that though. Nice atmosphere and service the few times I’ve been here, I recommend for sure the prices are fair too for the portions.

5 /5 Mark Thomas: Bright, clean, open. The woman taking orders was very easygoing, smiling, patient, polite & quick. Menu has, fortunately for newbs (and me), pictures and descriptions of every dish. There is an additional lunch specials menu that covers 11 - 3 pm. Food was very good. I chose the Shoyu ramen lunch special. A salad, some battered & fried vegetables and a good-sized bowl of ramen made for a tasty and filling meal. All under $15, tax included. The music is an interesting choice. Usually one hears music from the region of the cuisine, classic or modern. This was American pop, all female-voiced acts. Not bad, just different. All tables are low-tops, seating 2 - 8. The ones on the wall are half booths. Cool. I love that the chopsticks & straws are on the table. That little bottle is a shaker of a blend of spices & pepper. Nice add to the broth.

5 /5 Unsealed Kale: A beautiful clean dining area with wonderful service staff. Food was gorgeous and tasted delicious! Would absolutely recommend for a group or family outing looking for something new but familiar to try! Hidden gem for sure!

5 /5 Lindsey Delpier: Everything was amazing. Very fresh and hot. Even being pretty busy the staff were on top of bringing things out as they were ready. Katsu breading was phenomenal, Raman was silky smooth and rich. Will be back for other options. The fish ice cream was really cute and super good too.