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1. www.timeout.com › chicago › restaurants17 Omakase Restaurants in Chicago for Pristine Sushi - Time Out

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   Mar 6, 2024 · Photograph: Courtesy Suzi Pratt. Chef Phillip Frankland Lee—of Top Chef fame—and his wife Margarita Kallas-Lee brought their Michelin-starred concept Sushi by Scratch Restaurants to Chicago in ...

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     Noodle lovers flock to Ramen Takeya for hot bowls of chicken...

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   • Mako

     Celebrated sushi chef B.K. Park serves an extensive omakase...

   • Best Sushi Restaurants in Chicago

     9. 312 Fish Market. Food court sushi doesn’t always carry a...

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2. www.timeout.com › chicago › restaurants29 Best Sushi Restaurants in Chicago to Try Right Now - Time Out

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   Jul 26, 2024 · 9. 312 Fish Market. Food court sushi doesn’t always carry a sterling reputation, but 312 Fish Market is the exception to that rule. Located on the second floor of Chinese grocery emporium 88 ...

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3. www.theomakaseroom.comOmakase Sushi - The Omakase Room

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   Omakase Sushi. The Omakase Room at Sushi-san is a ten-seat, 18-course omakase restaurant in Chicago’s River North. Led by Master Sushi Chef Kaze Chan, The Omakase Room offers world-class cuisine coupled with one of Chicago’s largest Japanese whisky and sake programs.

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5. chicago.eater.com › maps › best-sushi-restaurantsChicago’s best sushi restaurants - Eater Chicago

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   May 7, 2024 · Sushi Taku. 1904 W Division St, Chicago, IL 60622. For the best bang-for-the-buck, it doesn’t get much better than Sushi Taku. The all-you-can-eat option — priced at $22.99 for lunch and $31. ...

6. ajiomakase.comAJI Omakase - Chicago, IL

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   Oct 9, 2021 · Led by Executive Chef & Partner Kristian Cho and Sushi Chef Arnold Lee, AJI's culinary team brings over three decades of sushi experience in some of the most prestigious restaurants in Chicago. By combining a passion for sushi and a dedication to service, AJI delivers a menu that challenges your taste buds and comforts you on the banks of Japan at the same time.

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7. guide.michelin.com › us › enBest Japanese Restaurants in Chicago - The MICHELIN Guide

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   Apr 9, 2024 · Omakase Yume. 651 W. Washington Blvd., 60661 Chicago. $$$$ · Japanese. Savor the chef's unfaltering focus on Japanese cuisine by way of deep-fried nasu hirame; Edo-style sushi featuring madai, akami, and chutoro; as well as slices of Wagyu beef atop sushi rice.

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   Are Chicago's best sushi chefs Omakase?

   • Some of Chicago's best sushi chefs are offering omakase menus rife with rare seafood and super-seasonal ingredients. Translating to “I’ll leave it up to you,” the Japanese omakase—a high-end, multi-course tasting menu—descended upon Chicago’s dining scene a few years back with the debut of spots like Kyōten, Mako and Yume.

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   Where to eat sushi in Chicago?

   • One of the gold standards for sushi in Chicago has long been West Town’s Arami. Grab a seat at the bar and watch the team prepare traditional pieces of nigiri and maki in addition to items like toro don and tuna and salmon tostadas. There are also several omakase options, including a 10-piece tasting menu for $110.

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   What is Edomae sushi?

   • Expect a series of 16 seasonally-changing courses focused on Edomae-style sushi. This type of sushi originated in Edo, the old name for Tokyo, and is based on various curing and preservation techniques. In 2023, Park and wife Kate Park unveiled Boneyon, Chicago’s (and possibly the nation’s) first dedicated beef omakase restaurant.

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   Where to eat Omakase sushi?

   • Omakase Yume in the West Loop is fantastic (and on this list), but committing to a $225 omakase dinner is, well, a commitment. Luckily, Tengoku Aburiya (their sister restaurant next door) is more casual with similarly great sushi.

   The Best Sushi Restaurants In Chicago

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   How much does Omakase Shoji cost in Chicago?

   • At $225, Omakase Shoji is as pricey as other special occasion sushi spots in Chicago. But the experience at this West Town sushiya is unlike any other in the city—a 20-course kaiseki menu, where the hot small plates outshine everything else.

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   Where to eat Omakase in Chicago?

   • RECOMMENDED: Discover more of the best tasting menus in Chicago One of Chicago's most extensive (and expensive) omakase experiences can be found at Kyōten in Bucktown, where chef Otto Phan offers upwards of 20 courses at his eight-seat sushi counter.

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9. www.theinfatuation.com › chicago › guidesThe Best Sushi Restaurants In Chicago - The Infatuation

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   Jul 31, 2024 · Q Sushi in Ravenswood has a great $99 seven-course tasting menu with appetizers, nigiri, sashimi, miso soup, and a handroll. But ordering a la carte is just as satisfying. It's a relaxed casual spot with an uptempo hip-hop soundtrack, charismatic chefs, and a mix of more traditional and creative sushi and small plates.