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(773) 227-8180

If you’re looking for an authentic Japanese dining experience, you can’t go wrong with Ramen Wasabi. This restaurant offers a wide range of authentic dishes, along with a killer selection of sakis. It’s a great place to go with friends, or if you’re looking to take a client out for dinner. They’re open for dinner Monday through Saturday, so plan accordingly. If you’re going on a weekend night, make a reservation first. Their signature dish is the oxtail ramen. It comes with their signature miso broth, oxtail, braised cabbage, and a soft boiled egg. Ramen Wasabi is definitely one of the best sushi restaurants in Chicago.

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(312) 922-1127

If you’re looking for a great place to go for your birthday, look no further than Niu B. This upscale Asian fusion restaurant is the perfect place for a special occasion. They have a great selection of sushi, along with a menu full of delicious entrees, soups, and desserts. You can find everything from mackerel to uni, and even eel if you’re feeling adventurous. They also have a special menu of sushi made with non-traditional ingredients. Their signature dish is the tuna omakase. This is a tasting menu of the best tuna they have on any given day. If you’re looking for a great place to celebrate, Niu B is a can’t miss.

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(773) 248-2882

Teppanyaki is a great dining experience that offers a wide variety of Japanese dishes cooked right in front of you, but don’t forget to try out the other side of the restaurant where Sakura offers some of the best sushi in the city. Although the teppanyaki portion of the restaurant is great for celebrations of all kinds, their sushi focused side is perfect for a more casual meal with some friends. They have all types of sushi, sashimi, and impressive signature rolls. So, for all your sushi needs, you’re bound to find it here at a reasonable price. Their signature dish is their Dragon Roll, which comes with tempura shrimp, avocado, cucumber, eel on top and eel sauce on the side. They also offer an excellent selection of appetizers, along with an above average drinks menu. So, you can definitely add Sakura Teppanyaki & Sushi to your list!

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(773) 878-6886

If you’re in the mood for something a little more casual, check out Tanoshii. This restaurant offers a great selection of sushi and other Japanese dishes designed to share. It’s a great place to go with friends, or if you’re looking to take a client out for dinner. They have a large selection of rolls, nigiri, and sashimi. They also offer a wide variety of other dishes, including appetizers, soups, and desserts. They have a great selection of signature rolls, all of which are reasonably priced. Their dragon roll is their signature dish. It comes with eel and avocado, and is topped with a generous helping of unagi sauce. It’s a great roll that is sure to satisfy both lovers of sushi and those who aren’t so sure. If you’re looking for a laid back sushi experience, Tanoshii is an excellent choice.

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• Rating: ★★★^1/2

(312) 678-0800

If you’re looking for a high-end sushi experience, Kyōten is the place for you. This is a true Japanese dining experience, and you can tell as soon as you walk in the door. This restaurant is quiet and elegant, and the staff is incredibly attentive. They have a wide variety of sushi, sashimi, and other Japanese dishes, as well as an excellent selection of sake and Japanese whiskeys. They also offer a tasting menu that changes daily based on what is in season and what the chef finds most delicious that day, which is definitely worth ordering. It’s an excellent way to try a wide variety of their dishes without committing to just one. Their signature dish is the otoro nigiri, which is one of the most expensive pieces of sushi in the city. Although it’s on the pricey side, if you’re looking for a high-end sushi experience, consider Kyōten for your next outing.

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(773) 267-6838

This fish market in the Loop makes a mean California roll, and they have a whole wall full of fish you can choose from to make your own sushi creation. But they also have some amazing sushi sets and lunch specials. On Tuesdays they have half-priced sushi and on Thursdays they have all-you-can-eat sushi. This is a great place to go with a large group to order sushi for everyone to share.

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(773) 561-5577

Indie Cafe's sushi isn’t just fresh but also creative and unique, and there’s a huge variety of rolls and maki offerings. If you’re looking for a unique raw meal, you should try this place out. If you want some more traditional sushi, they have a selection of traditional rolls that cater to those who want a bit more simplicity. They also serve traditional Japanese alcoholic beverages, so you can go here with friends and enjoy a lot of food and a few drinks at the same time.

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(773) 472-8080

If you’re looking for a great place to go for a quiet meal with your significant other or a few friends, Sai Cafe is the perfect place. The atmosphere is very relaxing, and they have a lot of vegan and gluten-free options on the menu. They have traditional sushi offerings, but they also have some unique maki rolls that are great for vegetarians. If you’re looking for a quiet, affordable place to go for some great sushi, Sai Cafe is the place for you.

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(773) 862-8500

Mirai Sushi is another great sushi restaurant in Chicago. They have a great variety of dishes, from nigiri to sashimi to rolls. The quality is excellent, and they even offer a raw bar so you can order sushi while you wait for your entrée to be cooked. Mirai Sushi is a little bit on the pricier side, but it’s worth it for the quality you are being served. They have a lot of signature rolls, including the Mirai signature roll, with spicy tuna and yellowtail mixed with avocado and cucumber. You can also order nigiri with the omakase option, where the chef will just serve you whatever they have that day.

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(312) 787-8998

If you’re looking for a place to go with friends and celebrate, then look no further than friends sushi. This intimate sushi bar is known for its happy hour and its special events but it’s a great restaurant to go to with a group of friends, since they have a few tables that are great for larger groups. While the chef is best known for his nigiri, he also makes sushi rolls out of more unusual ingredients, like pumpkin and ginger. The restaurant has a casual atmosphere and a large sushi bar, so you’ll feel right at home.

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(312) 666-4100

Yuzu Sushi is a great option if you’re looking for a trendy and artistic sushi spot that serves great sushi. The restaurant is known for its modern take on classic sushi rolls, which are very creative and beautifully presented. The menu features a variety of sushi rolls, nigiri, and maki. It also features a variety of other Japanese dishes, such as robata grilled dishes that you can pair with sake or Japanese beer. If you’re looking for something a little more traditional, however, the sushi is one of the best places to start.

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(312) 455-8238

Looking for a more casual sushi spot? Sushi Dokku is a Chicago favorite. While the restaurant is known for its bento boxes, it also makes great sushi. They only use the freshest ingredients and serve only traditional Japanese rolls. They also have a large selection of sake, so you can order a bottle to complement your meal. Sushi dokku is great for a quick meal or for a late night snack.

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(773) 235-5775

If you’re looking for delicious sushi in Chicago, look no further than Coast Sushi. This place is famous for their umami-rich California rolls, and it’s easy to see why: They’re full of fresh fish and crab and are packed with flavor. Their regular sushi rolls are also great, and most of them are filled with yellowtail, salmon, or a variety of other types of fish. If you’re not in the mood for raw fish, they also have plenty of other options on the menu.

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(773) 348-7255

Toro Sushi is named after their specialty, which is a delicacy of fatty tuna. They also have plenty of other great sushi rolls, such as the classic spicy tuna roll which is a fan favorite. They have a lot of great vegetarian options too, so vegetarians don’t have to miss out on the sushi here. They offer a variety of traditional Japanese drinks, from wine to sakes to shochu, so you can relax and enjoy your meal.

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(312) 664-3663

If you’re looking for sushi in Chicago, you can’t go wrong with Kamehachi. They have plenty of interesting maki rolls, nigiri sushi, and sashimi with traditional Japanese flavors. They have vegetarian options too, including shiitake mushroom rolls. They also offer a raw bar, so you can order sushi while you wait for your entrée to be cooked.