Whatever good or nice remarks I'd planned for this place went down the toilet with the Volcano Roll. Within 30 minutes after eating the incredibly spicy Volcano Roll, it erupted suddenly from within. There is a reason why they call it a Volcano Roll, and you don't want to find out. Trust me. read more

I'm always really sad when a place that used to be decent-good turns into crap over night. I'm not sure if the management/owners changed, but I'm guessing they did because the food and service has gotten way worse. The sushi is okay, but nothing special. Other than that, the only things I find edible here are the Pad Thai (pretty standard and boring), the red curry (though I haven't had this here in a while, so try at your own risk), and the Gomae (spinach salad, but overpriced). Also, I find all of the Chinese dishes oily and disgusting (however, I'm not a big fan of Chinese cuisine to begin with). Also, not too long ago they changed all of the seating areas, so that now the booths are nailed down and way too far away from the tables to be comfortable. WTF. read more

I've never actually been to the restaurant itself, but this is my go-to place when getting sushi delivered. I've tried both their shrimp tempura rolls and the unagi roll (I forgot their official name for this), and they are amazzzinnngggg! Whether it's their special rolls or any classic rolls, Dozika can ensure taste. I also get their Inari (theirs just tastes so, so good for some reason... each order has two pieces, so I usually get 3-4 orders), a piece or two of Ika and the strawberry freeze (either with or without boba). This full-course meal makes all the delivery fees absolutely worth it. Please try! read more

I do not understand how this place stays in business. I've been numerous times (my mistake) and like it less and less each time. Sushi: not bad, because bad sushi is really bad. But there is so much better right across the street on Dempster (hello Sea Ranch). Noodle and rice dishes, entrees: not for me thanks. (I've tried a bunch, they all have this same slightly off smell and flavor). Fried rice: OK. good portion size. Crab Rangoon: not possible to screw this one up. All of that and they might have still gotten 3 stars, but the service is absolutely miserable. We will be the only customers in the place and not be able to get the attention of the waiter because he's too busy staring at the tv. Or I've experienced a server who didn't understand enough English to take an order. Which would have been ok if he had asked someone else to help translate instead of just ignoring the question (which was related to menu) and then telling me later that he had not understood because he didn't speak english. Yeah. Good thing it wasn't an allergy related question. There's better at the same intersection. There's better a few blocks away. So why? read more

After my experience at Dozika today, I told myself I HAD to write a review. I ordered a mango bubble tea and the Dozika noodle (see pictures I posted). I am VERY impressed with the customer service of this place. Immediately upon coming in I was greeted, even though it was at an odd time at 3PM in the afternoon. The lady who took my order was very courteous, she said "sure" on numerous occasions. I ordered my bubble tea to go and it came with a cup sleeve that had handles on it, how amazing and convenient is this? Tell me another place that has this! Perfect, because I was wanting bubble tea and was not looking forward to holding the cup in this cold rainy weather. No item on their menu cost more than $14. Appetizers are average around $5 and are meant to be shared, generous portion. The ambiance is very nice and clean, does NOT have a distinctive smell like most dining places. Red walls and booths by glass plated window overlooking Dempster street. Black tables and fun mood lightings. I know they have half off sushi from Sunday-Thursday 3:30-5:30...But when I was picking up my food around 3:35 there was still no one in there, maybe because of the weather? But usually people would JUMP on sushi special deals. A lot of coupons for this place, on their website(www.dozikapanasian.com) and on their carry out menu not to mention the many signs posted on their glass window. Not sure if this place is struggling business-wise? As for taste, I have always been sort of hesitant about the pan-asian or asian-fusion concept. Seems like a lot of places in Evanston are all about pan-asian or what not. I think this is where the restaurant falls short, the flavors are not very distinctive in their food. My mango bubble tea tasted some what bland. Though the price is fair, for $3.50. My Dozika noodle looked really nice, I have to give them props for being the ONLY Asian place I've been to that actually used decoration in my takeout order. Shredded carrot and pieces of iceberg lettuce adorned my dish, so it's almost like I got a side salad to go with my meal for free! The Dozika noodle was acceptable, but nothing jumps YES! I appreciate that their wide flat noodle was not all broken up as most Asian places that try to cook it jails and the noodle turns out gooey. This place rocks texture wise but flavor lacks. Maybe it is because that they are afraid of breaking up the noodle that the noodle is not cooked long enough and in enough sauces. The portion though, is pretty fair. I think I will go back, because I had literally the best carry out experience EVER at any Asian places. Oh did I mention my silverware were wrapped nicely in a napkin with a paper napkin holder, cheeyah! And on top of that they also gave me a pair of chopsticks, just so I have the option between fork or chopsticks. Thank you for nicely wrapping your silverware and being so considerate because I hate it when restaurants just randomly sticks a plastic fork in your order and I am alway weary about how clean the fork is. I am also very happy with the take out container that my food came in, very sturdy and seals in heat well to keep my food warm. I am excited to go back and try some of their other items, like the shumai appetizer or maybe crispy soft noodle. THANK YOU DOZIKA for being so thoughtful and considerate! You scored big points in going toward being a successful restaurant business. My only other complaint beside from the slightly above average food is I DID NOT EVEN KNOW THIS WAS AN ASIAN PLACE!? I don't know if the name Dodzika hurt or help the restaurant. It's great that it's not another thair basil or Golden China or something but Dozika...the name is very unique but when we are trying to frantically find a restaurant, that name doesn't necessarily register. In summary: Service: 5/5 Ambiance: 5/5 Food: 4/5 read more

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This review is from a vegetarian perspective... We came here for the maki, but planned to get some noodles and curry too. We asked the server if the Pad See Eiew was made with fish sauce and she said yes, so we ordered a curry. Then the server said that ALL the curries and the noodle dishes are made with fish sauce or oyster sauce, and that they can't make the dishes without them. I was kind of surprised - most Thai places I've eaten at can just leave it out, and it sounded strange that oyster sauce is in curries, but okay, now I know this isn't the place to go for vegetarian noodles and curry. So, we got a few different kinds of vegetarian maki, thai egg rolls, seaweed salad, and tried one of the three dishes specifically listed as vegetarian - a "Mock Duck Tofu" with noodles. Mock Duck is actually seitan, not tofu, but I was happy that something there could be made vegetarian. And the maki was pretty good, especially the futo maki, which had a nice balance of radish, mushroom, and avocado. And the service was fast and polite - extra points to the servers for letting us know what had oyster sauce in it. read more

*This review is about the service and NOT the food. I had the sushi and it was rather okay...good enough to go to for convenience and not bad enough to never go again. And i'm only going off their vegetarian sushi. Aa a fellow waitress I was really unhappy with a server that I had. My roommate and I had gone recently before and we had the same server. She was really snippy with us because we're vegetarian and wanted to have (and PAY) for two ingredients to be combined together...how dare we?? Then, we have (gasp) the audacity to ask for a side of spicy mayo BEFORE we finished ordering. Needless to say it was apparent that asking for such outlandish things is a sign of a shitty person (tipper)...not true. I don't out everyday or even every week and when I do i'd like to be treated with respect and kindness, I understand everyone has bad days but to cause someone else to feel the same is just plain shitty. read more

AVOID!!! They served my sushi to another table, I watched them handle the food, once they figured out the mistake, they brought it back to the counter, then tried to serve it to me like nothing happened!! Horrible. As i was walking out the door, they tried to tell me that I was wrong, and that nobody touched it. WRONG!! read more

Had dinner with a friend two weeks ago, it was some twenty minutes before closing but they were cool about letting us stay and order food. Not the same case always, another time it was dead inside, so, they'd started closing up almost 20 min before their regular close time. This is a sushi cafe with bubble tea. Its never very crowded, seems like a family owned establishment. Nice place located on the corner of Dempster and Chicago, good for kids, groups or a date. The menu is sushi and favorite chinese menu items. The presentation of the different sushis were impressive, I thought. I'm not a sushi lover, but I thought the sushi was tasty. The prices on food and drink were very reasonable. We had Bubble tea shakes with sushi and honey garlic chicken. Shakes were good, pearls were tender. The chicken I'd expected to be garlicky, sweet and spicy, it was not. It was very sweet, not appealing to my tastebuds. Also sampled the pu pu platter, not too expensive and very yum. I'll definitly be back for sushi and a shake! Its a good spot, I hope they don't close. Check it out! read more

The only place I will eat sushi in Evanston. The service is super great and the menu is not strictly Japanese, but everything is good and you can eat here for about $10 on average. Also, I love their green tea ice cream, it's more creamy instead of frozen. update 01.12.2006: no longer the only place I will eat sushi in Evanston, see http://www.yelp.com/biz/swqKo2cflbKIwHr1PhcgXQ also, they remodeled, and the seating is much more comfortable now read more

Pretty standard good quality sushi... I like the rolls with the fried crisp flakes dropped on top. The real plus here is that since the gf isn't a huge sushi fan, she gets the beef teriyaki, and (embarassingly) literally, licks the plate clean of the sauce. There's some kind of drug in there, I swear. The veggie tempura that comes with the teriyaki is good too. EDIT: Had to knock it down a star for a bad delivery meal. Beef teriyaki was very tough and tempura had soggy and tasteless batter. read more

The sushi and beer are excellent. Make sure your bill is charged correctly. Despite the waitress approaching us and telling us how the special for Friday night was $2.50 beers and we decided to order them because of her huge announcement, the check still had the full price of the beers. I just felt that could be a way for them to easily make more money. It took forever for them to void the originial cost, it wasn't our fault, it may have been easier to just give it back in cash, but w/e. They have specials every night, so maybe the computer system isn't so advanced to automatically calculate the discount, so double check it. read more

Decent sushi at decent prices. Ordered a sashimi dinner for $22 that was decent value, friend ordered spicy tuna and spicy salmon rolls. All standard. Nothing to write home about, but for an area with mediocre and over priced sushi options, I'll come back here read more

I called in a to-go order of pad thai today for late lunch - the bill was $7 and some change. It was hands-down the best pad thai I've had in the Chicagoland area. I don't know how authentic it is, but I love, love, love, loved it. I thought my reaction might've been due to hunger, but I just microwaved the leftovers and it's phenomenal. The noodles are a little thinner than I'm used to and it's not as 'wet' as some renditions, but this is definitely how I prefer it! The flavor is great, but I will say that I noticed it was lime-ier near the lime, so I recommend mixing it up to get he full impact on your palate. Some might consider it hasty to give the place five stars based on one dish and one visit - but in my defense, I don't think I'll ever order anything else. Dozika's pad thai gets my enthusiastic endorsement! read more

I like the ambiance but wouldn't rave about their sushi. I got the sashimi so I could actually assess the quality of the fish. I'll admit it wasn't bad - better than I expected given the "fusion" nature of the restaurant. My friends enjoyed their noodle dishes (yakisoba, dozika noodles) which both looked and smelled delicious. The service was outstanding. Zero wait (weekday night), and we got all our food in what seemed like less than 10 minutes and had our waters refilled constantly. We also stayed until about a half hour after closing and the staff didn't even try to kick us out. They definitely get an additional half star just for that. I still prefer Sea Ranch and Kuni's for sushi but will come back to try Dozika's noodle dishes. It feels comfortable inside, and with cheapish wine by the glass and beer, you can't ask for much more sometimes. read more

Meh. 3 stars is a perfect rating. Food was ok, nothing remarkable and atmosphere is super casual, family friendly ( maybe too family friendly as an employee?? was working at a table on the side, while eating, while her child played on the floor with toys) and just nothing special. Sushi was edible but certainly not the freshest and portions of fish were small. The miso veggie soup was begging for flavor and the chow fun was pretty much untouched by my kids although I didn't mind it. They did love the tamago however, and gobbled up a few pieces each. Service was friendly and fast although we dined at the senior hour of 5:30. Great for young kids but prob not where you want to go for date night. read more

My family is a huge fan of this place. The food is good (especially the Thai dishes), the prices are reasonable, and the staff are friendly.

Probably the best sushi I've had in years. Pontip M. and I ventured to Dozika on Saturday for dinner. I ordered three maki rolls, all of which were amazingly delicious. I think I forget how great sushi can be when done to perfection until I'm experiencing it. I'm certain that visions of sushi will dance in my head for the next few weeks. As for the service, I simply could not believe how quickly our order came out. I've grown too used to waiting for an unreasonable amount of time at an overcrowded restaurant. Being probably one of only three or four tables occupied probably helped expedite our service, but I'll take what advantages I can get! read more

Kicks ASS! Some of the BEST Thai food I've had. HUGE selection. Large portion. GREAT price. read more

A very cute little Sushi spot on the corner of Dempster and Chicago. I have tried both the salmon lovers platter and the chefs special- both delicious and fresh tasting! I would recommend trying and of the tuna rolls or sashimi. They are delightful and perfectly complimented by the other components of the roll. Can't wait to return when back in Evanston! read more

I used to order quite a bit of Dozika. Their maki is cheap and passable if not the freshest. The staff is certainly friendly, but after running the gamut of Thai places in Evanston this place falls pretty far down the list, even given the price. Nothing on this menu cant be found elsewhere for around the same money and definitely better quality. I have a sweet spot in my heart for this place so the fact that it still only garners 3*s out of me should tell you that nothing special is happening here, next... read more

Great inexpensive sushi. The 4 roll deal is so great for college students. I ordered spicy tuna, spicy salmon, spicy yellowtail, and mushroom rolls with potstickers, crab Rangoon, and egg rolls. Came with free miso soup! All was great for the price. read more

Went here on a whim, and only on a whim. Haven't been to a Japanese/Thai restaurant that I've liked. Here's to add to the list because for some reason, being a jack of all trades on both cuisines make you a master of none. If you are going to eat here anyway, choose the Thai. We tried the tekka don and chicken pad thai. The tekka don was kinda "purty"-arranged nicely with some accoutrements, pickled radish and the like. Not too exciting, but the fish wasn't horrible. The pad thai was decent, better than most, and I liked the fact that there was plenty of chicken and bean sprouts to break up the noodle repetition. Nothing to come back for though. Service was interesting: they were fast, friendly, but oddly enough, very unsure of what they were serving. When they asked us how we were doing, it seemed apologetic? At the low prices for the dishes, no need to apologize, I guess. Our two dishes ended up around happily in the twenties, with tax and tip. The decor was simple, nice bird mural on the back wall. Not going to be on our repeat list. read more

I ordered dinner from here via GrubHub today and was just not super impressed. While the delivery was fairly fast and the delivery charge wasn't awful, the food wasn't amazing. I ordered the chirashi plate which came with miso soup. A GrubHub coupon also allowed me to get a free order of crab wontons. The chirashi plate came with salmon, tuna, yellowfin (I think?), tamago, imitation crab, mushrooms, and pickled radishes. The sushi rice under all of that was well-seasoned with vinegar. I wasn't keen on the freshness of the fish - the tuna and salmon especially tasted softer than it should've been, making me think that it wasn't at the peak of freshness. The tamago was delicious, however, very sweet and flavorful. I also liked the mushrooms and the pickled radishes as well. The miso soup was nothing special, and I mean... the crab wontons were free, so. Three stars for free crab wontons and an okay selection of sashimi in the chirashi plate. Not sure if I would order from them again. read more

OK so this is my teenage daughter's favorite spot. We eat in the restaurant and order through Grub Hub. I am a huge fan of their bubble tea (plum & green tea) and tai iced coffee. The Bi Bim Bop (?sp) is also good, especially if you ask for it just how you like it--they will modify practically any dish. Also important for many people: my daughter has a peanut allergy. Even though it seems that the staff might not have a good grasp of English, they totally understand the idea of "peanut allergy" and take it very seriously--cooking my daughter's food separately. Now they recognize her and remember that she has an allergy. read more

I like Dozika, but I need to qualify this review by admitting that I don't eat hardcore sushi. I like things like teriyaki, curry, California rolls, miso soup, etc. For all those things, my family and I really like Dozika. My favorite dish is probably the green curry with eggplant, chicken and sweet potato. It's inexpensive, fast, filling, and no frills, which is good with kids. The service isn't consistent - sometimes it's really friendly, sometimes I feel like they wish we hadn't come in, but I'm not going to Dozika for a fine dining experience, so the service isn't that important to me. read more

You cannot beat the happy hour deal here. Import Asian beers are $3 a bottle and so many individual pieces of nigiri Sushi are $1.50 or less. Plus many makis for under $3. Quality is at least as good as any other neighborhood sushi joint. I knocked off a star for having to endure Sirius XM radio's "coffeeshop" channel. read more

A friend and I stopped in here after learning that Blind Faith Cafe down the street is closed on Mondays. Interjection: what the heck, Blind Faith? Dozika has a "special" every day. Mondays = free crab rangoon appetizer, which is kind of nice on account of FREE FOOD. But crab rangoon is just a blasphemy of food in general, it's one of those things that will never taste right no matter how carefully it's made.. For the entree I went with the "Dozika noodles," figuring they would put extra effort into the namesake dish. But ehh! It reminded me of the "crazy noodles" at Thai restaurants, except drier and with less flavor... Next time I'll just head to one of the nearby gazillion Thai restaurants. My friend got the yellow curry which had sweet potato, which she was very excited about. I don't believe in curry that isn't spicy (who can prove it exists?), so I can't even give a real opinion on the yellow curry, other than this face: -__- They have beer, which is nice. And service was polite and attentive. But the food was just okay. We came in because it was a backup, and it'll be a backup next time (if there is a next time) too. read more

I've been here several times, and I have to say last night was the only time that I left feeling mildly dissatisfied. The food was OK. The service definitely took a downturn from the last time I was there -- according to my friend, a regular, both servers were new. I asked our server to swap out soba noodles for udon in a dish and she was very nice about it, but other than that, we rarely saw her, even for drink refills. My friend enjoyed her yellow curry which was flanked by chunks of sweet potato, a seasonal favorite at dozika, and my other friend said her sushi was OK. The edamame was overcooked, and my tempura udon was nothing to write home about. I'll write this one off as the gloomy weather making people lethargic and kind of blah. That's definitely how I felt about the food and the service. read more

I think I will be making more orders from Dozika. The curry has been great, sushi too, and having a free edamame with your orders (via groupon) and being able to order online being a big plus by itself. Plus being able to do the tip on the order means no hassle at the door. I've found their food to be consistently excellent and have a huge variety. From thai to chinese to japanese in one place! read more

I can guarantee that this review about Dozika is long overdue, but a must! In the last week, I've been there twice, and I can't complain. The term pan-asian is a little bit vague, but when you figure out what exactly is being served, it makes sense. At Dozika, you can order typical noodle dishes, or you can peruse their delicious selection of sushi. Best part: you can't go wrong! First time I went there last week I ordered a Yellow Curry noodle dish which was delectable and made my taste buds sing! I loved how creative it was, because it had sweet potatoes in it! Yellow curry is usually my go to curry, so I was pleasantly surprised that Dozika chose to shake up something I was already so used to! All the flavors blended beautifully, and I was completely satisfied with this meal and then some. On my second trip there, I brought two friends who were unfamiliar with Dozika, but eager to try it. We decided that sushi was the way to go, since the prices are extremely reasonable and I remembered the sushi being quite tasty as well. One of my friends didn't really seem to understand how sushi works as a meal, so he ordered tuna maki and salmon maki. Although they were good, he complained that there wasn't enough food to fill him for dinner. This was no fault of the restaurant's, simply his status as a novice with sushi becoming very clear. I ordered the Sushi Deluxe with a side of Salmon maki. What makes Dozika so affordable, besides the great prices, is all the specials that they offer. Every day of the week has a different special available, such as free Edamame, or reduced price Sushi Deluxe. It's a great selling point. My Sushi Deluxe was 6 pieces of sashimi sushi, served with 6 pieces of tuna maki. For 10 dollars, it was a great deal. My other friend H, known as my sushi partner in crime, ordered Dozika's shrimp tempura. She seemed to be pleasantly surprised by it, and commented on how much she liked it. She also ordered the sashimi Fatty white tuna, which came with 2 pieces. The look on her face was one of pure ecstasy. Nothing like Fatty white tuna for your taste buds! Her only complaint was that she wanted more sushi, but she definitely enjoyed it. The bottom line is this: Dozika is delicious, no matter what you order. Whether it be sushi or a noodle dish, your taste buds will surely thank you for taking them on such a fantastic culinary experience! read more

The prices were reasonable and service was pleasant and fast. Each weeknight, they offer a different special, and we just happened to go on "free crab rangoon" night. The sushi was pretty good and the noodle dishes were good, too. I'd say Dozika is a solid go-to restaurant, but not a place that will WOW you. read more

This place is a great walk-to-spot for decent asian food if you live in the area. They have one of the best kids menu I've seen. The portion is big that I always have my two kids split an order. My reason for going back to this place is their take on Be Bim Bop. A bowl of fresh steamed vegetable assortment, succulent beef, egg and the right amount of chili paste - it almost tastes healthy! This is definitely a go-to place for me! read more

I came here with my friend, as soon as we walked in we were greeted and seated. We were chatting and didn't notice 10 minutes had passed by but we definitely felt ready to start with a drink. I looked over my shoulder and I see our waitress eating in plain sight.... I mean...... normally guests shouldn't see you eating.... Ok. So she sees me looking over and she comes to take our order and since then started to be attentive. We had the potstickers, good, edamame, also good, but when I got my sushi... it wasn't really fresh nor warm as I'm used to. I had ordered the Tempura Shrimp roll, and that usually comes with warm shrimp.. and the Tuna Maki wasn't really up to my standards. I will revisit this place but only for their warm food but never again for the rolls. read more

I forget that I like this place. I haven't been here in such a long time so it was a nice change of pace to have lunch there with my sister. The sushi here is pretty good. They love their cream cheese and sauces with a kick. The menu had a lot of specialty rolls with spicy toppings and those that would sneak in some cream cheese. Nothing necessarily wrong with this and actually speaks more my language. I don't make it much to Evanston, but I'll have to try when they have their sushi happy hours which is a nice option. read more

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Noodles: So good I can't believe I walked away from them to write this review. Sushi: Just follow the rules of inland sushi (the further you are from water, the more likely you should order rolls instead of sashimi). Their volcano maki blows my mind. Summer maki was fantastic too. Staff: Always attentive and sweet. Atmosphere: Lovely. Bonus: Across the street from BUNNIES! read more

Really great place I have been going to since 2004! Recently we have been eating gluten free and they have a special gluten free menu that lets you know what is GF on their menu, which I appreciate, since soy sauce is everywhere. Things we have tried recently: Pad Thai tofu, salad, edamame: all delicious. Things we have tried in the past, all also delicious: crab Rangoon, green curry, yellow curry, sushi, miso soup. I really appreciated that because I am eating gluten free, the lady who served me (owner?) allowed me to have edamame as the appetizer for the $7.50 lunch special! The only reason for four stars is that the next day, the younger waitress was a little bit rude and flatly said "NO, not included, separate charge", and I explained what I had been given the day before. She cleared it with the lady from yesterday and they gave me the edamame as a substitute: very kind in the end. Still no smile from the second waitress though. So, in all: Great food, fine cooking, cute atmosphere with the open sushi preparation, conscientious menu offers, usually fast service (one time it was a 20 minute wait instead of ten, but only once out of 6 times) and overall good service depending on staff. Will go again! read more

Good food but took FOREVER to arrive. It said that the food would be delivered at 6:30, but it is now 7:10 and It has not arrived. I have had this place before so I know the food will be good, but the wait is ridiculous. read more

Hmmm - Maybe we should try it again. The last time we went they were out of all but two kinds of sushi and the sushi chef confided that what they did have wasn't all that fresh. We were VERY grateful for the heads up - but not sure what to make of it. I reluctantly ordered the salmon teriyaki (having been assured that the cooked fish was just fine - but I couldn't stop thinking that's like using bad wine to cook with - will it taste any better hot than cold? The spouse ordered orange chicken that was a very one note composition, of mostly gooey breading on somewhat dry bites of chicken in a sticky sweet orange marmalade sauce. Both dishes were served with impeccably fresh and beautifully arranged shredded carrots, daikon, cucumbers and red cabbage. THAT was lovely and the Thai Iced Tea was delish. Staff was delightful and we wanted to like it more than we did. WARNING: it can be FREEZING at the window tables on a cold/windy day. read more

Dozika is the second best sushi restaurant that has insanely good special-price deals and is within walking distance of my house. Before you dismiss this as an extremely qualified review and not pertinent to you or your life I should tell you there are six sushi places within walking distance of my pad and full-on four of them have really good price-specials. I know what I'm talking about here. It's good. The place is clean; design is savvy, light, and fun; and the food is tasty. I've been binging on their sushi because Monday through Thursday they have an early-bird special - half price maki from 3pm-6pm or something like that. If you don't mind eating a little early, it's a great place to walk to and eat decently and cheaply. They're always kind of pleasant in there; very smiley and nice. You can't really complain about that. I suspect that, had I to get in the car to come here, I never would. Not that it's not a great little place: it is, please rest assured. But the surfeit of sushi (great sushi at that) within a stone's throw of this joint kind of would take precedence. What exactly does it say about Evanston that it can support six sushi places within a half mile radius? Honestly, that's kind of amazing. Right - to circle back, wrap up: Dozika's fine. Haven't had anything other than sushi there, but it makes a great place to sit for a while, have a decent roll, read a book, and watch the world go by for a bit. Nuff said. read more