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Agami Contemporary Sushi
This hip Uptown contemporary Sushi restaurant housed in the former Goldblatt's building continues to impress their guests with innovative Maki rolls, incredibly fresh Nigiri and Sashimi, Asian inspired Entrees from the kitchen and delectable Signature Cocktails
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Ai Japanese
The hottest sushi bar in River North, features Chicago’s only sake bar, offering sakes from various prefectures of Japan. A unique variety of sushi and sake flights are signatures to Ai. The softly lit lounge with a warm fireplace provides an intimate setting for a relaxing cocktail. |
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Bob San Restaurant
If you are looking for traditional Japanese fare in an upscale yet inviting environment this is the place for you! While dining undertones of classical and traditional music can be heard just above the buzz on table conversation. |
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Coast Sushi Bar
Since 2003, Coast Sushi Bar in Lincoln Park has been one of Chicago's premier gourmet sushi restaurants, continually receiving awards from Chicago Magazine as well as the Zagat award for excellence. The chefs at Coast Sushi Bar have created an innovative, constantly-changing menu that uses the freshest ingredients and high quality fish available for a variety of unique and complex flavors. |
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Hey Sushi
Featuring fresh sushi and other fine dining in a trendy atmosphere. Lincoln Park's Hey Sushi features a sushi bar as well as a wide selection of traditional Japanese entrees and appetizers.
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Indie Cafe Thai & Sushi
This cozy cafe serves both Thai and Japanese dishes, with ample sushi and maki choices. Most of the small dining room has views of the sushi bar. The dishes here are not what you would expect from a neighborhood spot, but even simple dishes like chicken satay arrive looking pretty as a picture. There are several Thai noodle, rice and curry dishes, including the signature mussamun curry with lemongrass, coriander, garlic, onion, peanuts and potatoes. Maki rolls include the standards, plus signature choices like the "santana," with tuna and scallion tempura, masago, cilantro, jalapeno, cucumber, spicy sauce, lotus and lime. |
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Kamehachi of Tokyo - Wells
One of Chicago's oldest Japanese restaurant and sushi bar. Serene and distinctive setting featuring a wide variety of sushi and kitchen dishes. Beautiful bamboo-birch panels, bamboo waterfalls, and private shoji dining rooms. |
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Katsu
The chefs here magically whip out some of the best sushi in Chicago, just ask any sushi foodie.
The Katsu recommendations are all top notch (the deep fried fresh Flounder Kara-age and the rare Katsu filet mignon are winners) and the assorted sashimi dinner starting at &32.00 is more food than one sushi lover can handle. |
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Mirai Sushi
Mirai Sushi's sleek and lively setting combines modern elegance with a twinge of funk while introducing a modern approval to Japanese cuisine. The menu juxtaposes traditional Japanese selections with a variety of ingredients from other cultures to create dishes from around the globe. The upstairs bar boasts 30 varieties of sake and the sushi menu changes daily to feed the customers knowledge of the art of sushi. |
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Opera
Located in the South Loop, Opera is what food critics call "a progressive Chinese restaurant." The dishes are traditional Chinese but with a modern presentation offering spicy, powerful flavors. The space compliments the food with an eclectic and colorful collection of unique furniture and artwork. |
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