Best Asian Food Restaurants in Windsor

"Robert Song opened the first Maru Sushi in Okemos and now downtown has its very own, very beautiful location in the Federal Reserve Building. Brand new to the dining scene, Maru opened just last month with a promise to serve the freshest ingredients."

"Enjoy a 4-course dinner for 2 specially curated by the Executive Chef from February 12-14. Limited space is available. A la carte options are also available."

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"Chefs will have you craving for more as they entertain you as they cook such favorites as steak, chicken, seafood and fresh vegetables in traditional Japanese style on a hibachi table. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: Shirt/Slacks Req.Phone: +1 313-593-3200"

"Enjoy teppanyaki favorites like Hibachi Steak, Chicken and Shrimp, as well as sushi and sashimi. Become a member of the Chef's Table!. http://www.benihana.com/thechefstable."

"Traditional Japanese-style steakhouse, where chefs prepare meals right in front of your eyes. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 313-593-3200"

"BD's Mongolian Grill is the world’s number one create your own stir-fry restaurant concept. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 313-792-9660"

"Blending Southeast Asian cuisine with Detroit style, Maccabees Traders is the perfect spot for a filling breakfast, satisfying lunch or incredible dinner and drinks as you peruse all that Midtown and Detroit has to offer."

"This intimate restaurant features traditional Korean and Japanese dishes. Get your sushi fix midday and on-the-go with lunch sushi boxes available during the week between 11:30 a.m."

"I have eaten here on a few of my trips into Detroit, and I have had very good meals each time. I am also happy with the service, because they will…"

"Folding in the former Detroit Science Center (it closed in 2011), Michigan Science Center debuted in late 2012 across the street from Detroit Institute of Arts. There’s enough under one roof to keep a family busy all day, including 250 exhibits, a planetarium, two live shows (Chrysler Science Stage, mixing chemistry and physics; and DTE Energy Sparks Theater, all about electricity), and a 4D theater. Special exhibits include a STEM Playground with a new “marble wall” and self-led activities in the Smithsonian Spark!"

"Last but not least is the Michigan Science Center, which has earned four stars out of 68 reviews on Yelp. You can find the kid-friendly museum at 5020 John R St. The museum includes live stage shows, a 4D theater, a planetarium, hands-on exhibits, lab activities and special exhibits, per its website. This summer, stop by and check out "Spark!Lab" from the Smithsonian, an interactive exhibit that is focused on invention, creativity and collaboration."

"If you love science, you won’t want to miss the Michigan Science Center. Highlights include a dome theater where you can catch educational shows, a planetarium, live science demonstrations in exhibit laboratories and an awesome children’s gallery for the mini scientists among you. After-dark events are also available for those who want to enjoy the museum in a livelier atmosphere."

"MBAD African Bead Museum Thousands of strands of beads—spanning centuries, African countries, and materials, from shells to seeds and snake vertebrae—hang in this gallery that occupies the entire first floor of a rowhouse spangled with bright paint and mirrored mosaics. Olayami Dabls, the driving force behind the project, has been collecting beads for decades, and holds court in the gallery. He also built a sprawling sculpture park behind the house, full of poetic fables rendered in rock and metal."

"The African Bead Museum is a strikingly colourful 17,500 sq. ft museum building,serving as a repository for African artifices including sculptures, textiles, pottery, and bead works. Some of the beads found here are hundreds of years old."

"Everything about this sprawling work of public art is beautiful, awe-inspiring, and therefore Instagrammable. Go check it out as soon as you can. View this post on Instagram"

"Designed to present Detroit’s rich, layered history in an easy-to-grasp manner, Detroit Historical Museum—in Midtown—is operated by the Detroit Historical Society. In 2015 the museum added five permanent exhibits, including “Detroit: The Arsenal of Democracy” and the “Kid Rock Music Lab.” Many locals equate “the Streets of Old Detroit” (emulating the 1840s, 1870s and 1900s) with their childhood—walk on the cobblestone streets to learn why. The Historical Museum is also only 2 miles from Motown Museum, making it easy to visit both in the same day."

"This museum was established to preserve and document the history, growth, and development of Detroit and its people, including the fascinating "Motor City" exhibit. Children love "Streets of Old Detroit," with its cobblestone streets and old-fashioned storefronts. Other exhibits chronicle Detroit's history as a fur-trading outpost, the Underground Railroad routes leading through Detroit, and the old Boblo Amusement Park."

"The Detroit Historical Museum is situated in the cultural centre of the historic district of Midtown Detroit. The museum is the house which details the entire history of Detroit. It illustrates the cobblestone streets that the city is known for, the 19th-century stores, toy trains, and so on."

"Another one of the best date ideas in Detroit is a visit to this beautiful park. William G. Milliken State Park and Harbor is a great place to visit together with your partner. You find this place next to the Detroit River, close to downtown."

"Palmer Park is comprised of 296 acres of lawns and historic woodlands, tennis courts, splash park, hiking and biking trails, Lake Frances and its lighthouse, an historic log cabin, the Detroit Mounted Police horse stables and an awesome new Kaboom playground with a Gaga Ball pit. Pick up Dutch Girl Donuts from across the street and spend the day exploring the park."

"The Windsor Sculpture Park is a park that you can find on the other side of the Detroit River. This means that you have to cross borders, so keep your passport with you!. At Windsor Sculpture Park, you can see large contemporary sculptures."