Temaki & Tea
1422 Presque Isle Ave, Marquette, MI, 49855
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Address :
1422 Presque Isle Ave
Marquette, MI, 49855 - Phone (906) 227-6633
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 8:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Quiet
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : Free
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : No
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Alisa M.
DONT DO IT! All I wanted was a simple sushi roll and nothing is made to order. It is awful, hands down the worst place I have ever eaten. I asked the women at the counter where they get their fish and she made a weird face at me and told me she had to ask her manager. She came back to inform me they get it from Gordons. Basically they import their sushi rolls and unpackage them and then serve them. They do not know how to make sushi here, in addition the UN-knowledgeable staff dont know anything about what they serve. I should have known better since it is a fast food atmosphere that shares the building selling smoothies. I ordered a spicy tuna roll (the fish was discolored) and a spider roll. I knew the fish was unpackaged when I brought back my spider roll because it was cold. They gave me a new one that was not any better, and needless to say I got sick shortly after. Puking up bad sushi is got to be the worse thing ever! This place should be shut down, its a shame they think they sell sushi. Its misleading and embarrassing. Please do the city a favor and shut it down.
(1)Gary S.
Good sushi and a few curries. Easy parking across the street from NMU. Run by NMU but not at all like "institutional" university food. Easily holds it's own regardless of it's affiliation with "university food".
(4)Tw S.
I have had four meals here and would rate two as as average and two as very good. The variance may depend upon the person preparing, the time of day in relation to freshness and the source of the ingredients including the fish and vegetables. If you have any doubts about the food coming out of a package or being prepared for your order you need only to stand at the counter and observe the process. No, you will not get the quality at a highly rated east or west coast Asian restaurant but you are getting a reasonable price for a northern Midwestern located franchise. If you are going to make a stink about wait time then go to the local supermarket and pick a couple of items out of the refrigerator or frozen food section that you can nuke in your kitchen. They have an assortment of items ranging from appetizers, to stir fry to different types of sushi. Overall, a good spot for something other than the greasy kids' stuff. My bill for the teriyaki salmon roll, narigi, miso soup and dragon well green tea was $13.29. All items tasted very good and the meal was satisfying. The wait time was six minutes. BTW, the adjoining franchise Smoothie King offers three sizes of many types of smoothie drinks (that could be a meal or dessert) ranging from about $5.50 to $8.75. It is owned by Northern Michigan University and staffed by mostly students. So give some tolerance to the student workers who are above the average fast food server and, in my experience, have always tried to provide the best efficient service.
(4)Gary U.
One star for me since they offer only dark meat chicken. Not my kind of place won't be back.
(1)Brad W.
This is a fast food restaurant located across from a college campus. However it was reasonably priced and surprisingly good it was flavorful crispy and freshly made. For what it is I'll give it four stars, Japanese quick food for students.
(4)Marin C.
I will agree with the assessment that the food is good and reasonably priced. Wait was minimal to average, food was hot and yummy. Warm in temperature, spiciness level low to average. I had an asparagus tamaki roll, jasmine tea (my friend had a free coupon yay), and the shanghai peanut noodle bowl with tofu. Even with the discount, the price was around 11$. Servings were generous. My friend's General Chicken was a large size also. I like the atmosphere too. This restaurant is combined with a smoothie king too, can't comment on those as it was not smoothie weather (as it was snowy out) for me. Friend says they are good though.
(4)Paul S.
So it's not your typical sushi restaurant with a sushi bar....but what it lacks in that aspect they make up for in quality products and service. The student employees seem well trained and knowledgeable about the sushi they were making. I ordered their house made wontons, half spicy and half regular, and they were outstanding! Had their Miso soup and it was flavorful and delicious. Tried multiple sushi rolls from Bbq Eel to Eye of the Tiger and a Miyagi Roll and all were fantastic! Some of the best sushi I've had from Napa to Chicago. Clearly they have had great training!
(5)Angela T.
Perhaps one of the biggest surprises is how good the sushi is at Temaki & Tea. My boyfriend brought me here after I was feeling home-sick and craving sushi after being in Marquette for a while. I had little to no expectations of this place before we stepped in. But as I walked in, I won't lie, I did have a little bit of judgement. First of all, Temaki & Tea is connected to a smoothie place called Smoothie King. Secondly, it was stated that the restaurant was owned by the university, thus having university students as staff. Nothing wrong with students but I'm just more used to having my sushi made by sushi chefs. I'll admit my fault; I was way too quick to judge. I noticed that they had Spider Roll (Deep fried soft-shell crab) on their menu so that was an obvious choice that I wanted to try. I also order the Spicy Tuna Roll (Raw tuna, spicy Sriracha sauce, asparagus, and avocado). Service was great, waited about 15 minutes for them to bring our order over to our table. We opted for Jasmine Green Tea to complement our meal. The presentation of both the Spider roll and Tuna roll was appealing, a very simplistic and tasteful plate. The portion size of the rolls was very nice, the ratio of rice to filling was a good balance and the rolls were consistently cut. The Tuna roll wasn't bad but it was definitely a shadow compared to the Spider roll. I've never had a sushi roll with asparagus in it but it did give the roll a nice contrast to the soft Tuna. I've also never had a roll that use just Sriracha as the "spicy" (generally the Sriracha is mixed in with Japanese mayo). Although, I found these differences to be strange, the roll was fairly decent. The Spider roll was wonderful. The crab had a nice crunch yet was not greasy or overpowering. The inside of the crab was moist but warm, which made for one very appetizing roll. Many other places stuff their Spider rolls with avocado and cucumbers and it becomes more about the other filing textures rather than bring out the flavour of the crab. The Spider roll at Temaki & Tea really hit the spot and was surprisingly one of the best Spider rolls I've had. (I've since learned that the Spider roll has been discontinued from Temaki & Tea which is really disappointing!) I've been to many sushi places and I wouldn't have ever expected that Marquette would have a restaurant like Temaki & Tea. Yes it is student run and yes, they share a space with a smoothie place but man, they do make a great Spider roll.
(4)Reid R.
They have gluten free soy sauce for everyone that doesn't know what that is I call it Tamari. The roll and soup was good didnt have a large selection of rolls and no napkins but Id stop there again
(4)Alana C.
I maybe shouldn't even write a review, since I ended up walking out before ordering. I was completely craving some simple rolls... A spicy tuna or crab and maybe a California roll... I pull up to the drive through. Nothing on the menu but smoothies. So I feel like an idiot when I have to tell the girl i'll just go inside. I walk inside and 1 person is in front of me. In their yoga outfit, carrying their yoga mat. Did I just walk in to stereotype-land? I wait 15 in line... As I'm waiting, I look at the menu... Imagine my surprise when I cant get just a simple, common roll? I walked out feeling like I just visited the twilight zone. I know, you might be thinking "stupid yooper, you're not sophisticated enough." I must say, I've been to great sushi/Japanese places... This wasn't one. Not even close.
(1)Ted C.
Good people make good food. Also they do NOT import their sushi like Alisa stated. She made a mistake in her assessment. Alana should not have wrote a review as she did not even try the food. Anyways if you try this place get wontons, green curry and all sushi rolls. Very good. And don't be afraid to ask for siracha. :)
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