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Bash Original Izakaya
Authentic Japanese Izakaya in Detroit – Where Fresh Sushi Meets Craft Cocktails and Cultural Charm.
4.6(5 reviews)
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japanese
izakaya
japanese
A curated 10-course dining journey featuring chef's selection of fresh sushi and seasonal dishes.
Handcrafted rolls like the Dragon Roll and Lion Roll, made with high-quality, fresh ingredients.
Authentic floor seating in a Japanese section, offering a cultural and relaxed dining atmosphere.
Cocktails, mocktails, and a wide selection of sakes, with knowledgeable staff to guide your choice.
Includes items like gyoza and miso soup, perfect for sharing or starting your meal.
Fresh meals available for takeout or catering events, bringing Bash's flavors to you.
Authentic Japanese Izakaya in Detroit – Where Fresh Sushi Meets Craft Cocktails and Cultural Charm.
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Bash Original Izakaya is a premier Japanese restaurant in Detroit, offering an authentic izakaya experience with fresh sushi, specialty rolls, and an extensive drink menu including cocktails and mocktails. Known for its beautiful decor and relaxed atmosphere, we provide both traditional table seating and a Japanese section with floor seating for a cultural dining experience. Our attentive staff, led by servers like Savannah and Kate, ensures every visit is memorable, whether you're enjoying omakase, miso soup, or our house-made wasabi. Perfect for sushi lovers and those seeking a unique night out.
Did omakase and I highly recommend doing this experience once. Make sure you come hungry though cause it’s 10 courses that are included. Make a reservation so you can sit in the tradition dining area.
Bash, you’ve officially changed my mind about sushi. Before coming here, I was never really a fan—but one visit completely shifted my perspective. The sushi at Bash is incredibly fresh, flavorful, and thoughtfully prepared, making every bite clean and satisfying. When it comes to specialty rolls, the Dragon Roll and Lion Roll easily stand out as my favorites so far. Beyond the food, the atmosphere is very relaxed and welcoming. Bash offers two types of seating: the main floor features traditional table-and-chair seating, while the Japanese section provides a more authentic experience with floor seating on an elevated platform. Shoes are removed before entering, and guests sit at low tables without back support, adding to the cultural charm and laid-back vibe. Altogether, Bash delivers not just a meal, but a memorable dining experience. 🍣 Parking is street parking so you will have to find it but it’s worth it!
looking forward to a visit in the future, during a busy night, and try the platter 2; for the Bash roll. the miso soup is one of the best I've ever had. and their in house wasabi; it's not a paste and it readily dissolves in soy sauce. the food is presented well. and Savannah was very attentive and no stranger to the items on the menu, very helpful.
BEAUTIFUL restaurant - i was recommended Bash by a friend, and let me tell you - if you eat here you are going to have an amazing experience. They offer traditional seating, have a very extensive drink menu (cocktails AND mocktails) the establishment has great decor and the most important part… the SUSHI. the sushi is so amazing and fresh and this is honestly one of the best dinners I have ever had. Our server Kate was able to answer all of our questions, was very attentive and kind, being so professional yet personable at the same time. This experience would not have been what it was without her. THANK YOU KATE, & THANK YOU BASH!! ❤️ psa: my photos do not do justice i am a bad photographer lol.. i promise its worth it, try it!
Wow! This place. Great atmosphere and great food. We asked the server about the sakes and got an insanely in-depth answer which was super cool. I wish they would have a sake class on early morning weekends! Either going back for all my sushi needs in Detroit. Got 3 specialty rolls, 2 drinks and gyoza for $99.42. pretty good deal.
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