Japanese restaurant featuring unique sushi rolls, sharing plates & cocktails in stylish surrounds.
"Maru Sushi, part of an Okemos-based chain, opened in 2016 in the Federal Reserve Building in Downtown Detroit. It featured a 4,400-square-foot interior with seating for 145 people and a large outdoor patio, catering to office workers and large groups. The restaurant faced lawsuits in 2018 over its wage policies, specifically regarding an alleged illegal tip pool." - Serena Maria Daniels
"Maru is one of Detroit’s best sushi options, especially if you’re looking for somewhere that feels a little upscale, but you could still wear jeans to. This downtown spot is known for its wide variety of specialty rolls, but if you’re not super into raw fish, they have things like hibachi platters and udon, too. If you need a snack post-bar hopping, Maru also serves select small plates and rolls until midnight on the weekends." - sara barron, sam faye
"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." - Eater Staff
"Maru is one of Detroit’s best sushi options, especially if you’re looking for somewhere that feels a little upscale, but you could still wear jeans to. This downtown spot is known for its wide variety of specialty rolls, but if you’re not super into raw fish, they have things like hibachi platters and udon, too. If you need a snack post-bar hopping, Maru also serves select small plates and rolls until midnight on the weekends. photo credit: Michelle and Chris Gerard" - Sara Barron
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