Two Culinary Traditions. One Amazing Dining Experience. What happens when you combine the flavors and traditions of Japanese cuisine with the Latin spices. Come and dine with us and find out. Whether you’re tasting masterfully prepared Sushi Rolls from our sushi bar, the delicious Japanese dishes from our kitchen or one of our many creative cocktails, you can be sure you’re taken on an experience you simply won’t find anywhere else. Tsukiji is a place where the owners want you to feel at home and experience the best of Japanese and Latin Cuisine in a friendly and welcoming atmosphere. Don't hesitate to give us a call. Come and visit us today!
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15+ years deep in the quest to serve the most awesome Japanese-inspired cuisine in Chicago. Come visit us or order online.
Sushi, Fish Market, Cheap, High quality
This small Thai and Japanese restaurant in the North Side of the city is a good place to stop if you're looking for a place to relax after a long day at the beach. The interior is dimly lit, with two long rows of tables along either wall. You may BYOB or try a Thai tea or coffee. From traditional dishes like Pad Thai and Yakisoba, to colorful sushi creations like the Indie Duo nigiri and the Volcano maki plate. Desserts include Mochi ice cream (ice cream coated in sweet rice), Mango Cheese Cake, and Passion Fruit Torte.
For good sushi and a friendly vibe, visit Tanoshii Sushi Mike’s in West Loop. The elegant eatery has a diverse menu, catering to wide ranging taste palates. The Omakase menu gives you the liberty to experiment by describing your preferences and likings to the chef, who then prepares a personalized special meal for you. The al la carte menu is equally interesting and varied. The food pairs well with sake and cocktails available here, taking you on a gastronomical ride.
From the mind corporate chef Ce Bian, this River North steakhouse features everything from Japanese Grade A5 Wagyu Beef and USDA Prime Rib to specialty sushi rolls and an Omakase or 'Leave it to the Chef' menu. If you visit for lunch, the menu is simpler and much easier on the wallet, however if you arrive for dinner, be prepared for a pricey feast. The aforementioned Omakase menu is prepared to each guest's palate and the seasonal menu may have treats like Red Sea Bream, Sake Steamed Manilla Clams or Braised Wagyu Short Ribs depending on when you visit. Top-notch sashimi, nigiri and maki are on the menu for those who seek straight seafood and for more traditional Americanized flavors, diners can can opt for an excellent Teriyaki Chicken, Pork Ribs or Lamb Cutlet.
All You Can Eat Sushi Restaurant with fresh and tasteful creations.
Ukai Japanese Restaurant is the hot favorite in the area for delicious sushi. In addition to the delicious food the restaurant is also BYOB. The food is reasonable priced and the portions are good. The fish is fresh, and the rolls are quite inventive. The wait staff is excellent. Patient and efficient, they add to the pleasure of the visit.
