The ambiance is appealing, with splashes of color and lovely art. Also, sponsors a sushi bar. The service is ok sometimes and great others. I ordered the ginger chicken wonton and teriyaki chicken. The wontons were different from what I'm use to, but good a great texture and taste. There was a nice spice flavor that almost explodes in your mouth as you chew. Yum... I also had miso soup. It was somewhat bland, but ok. Not the best I've had, but not bad. I saved the best for last. Truly enjoyed the charred taste to the chicken teriyaki. Downright succulent. read more

Indie Cafe - Sushi Bars Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

See all

Great food but the server here is fast and she gets annoyed if your not ready to order If not she stares at you till your ready. Sit your ass down lady and go look at your phone There is no one here. Total of 2 customers. You made me uncomfortable. Low tip for you . read more

We've gotten take out a few times and have always loved the food. We heard from reviews that their presentation is what sets them apart, so on our walk home we decided to dine in and see what the hype was about. We dined outside with our dog, but if there were more people there tonight, I could see how it would get a bit crowded. I got the salmon/tuna don (approx $24-25) and it comes with 10 FAT slices of extremely fresh sashimi. The marbling on the salmon was W O W. The presentation met my expectations with gold flakes and all sorts of leaves shaping the bowl. The sashimi was top grade, but the sushi rice wasn't flavored very well. It had too much vinegar and was a little overwhelming. Maybe next time I'll opt for the sashimi salad since I ended up leaving most of the rice. My boyfriend got the Sex on the Moon, spicy scallop rolls and 4 pieces of nigiri. I got to try it and it was really good too. read more

See all

Indie Cafe's lunch special is a winner, with an ample selection of appetizers & main courses, with soup or salad! My Pad See-Ew special was $10.95! You can afford to be a big tipper at these prices. MO- F, 11:30a - 3p, give it a try! read more

Holy shit this place is good!! My first time and def not my last. The sushi was beautiful & equally delicious. Some of the best crab rangoon I've had. Lots on the menu, I can't wait to go back and try more. Lots of wines, cocktails, and even NA bevs to choose from. I think this is my new favorite and so close to home too! Service was great as well! read more

Truly the best curry I've had in the city. All the curries are exceptional. They really know what they're doing. The chive dumplings were very bitter, I wouldn't recommend them. read more

Yummy food! Great staff and drinks. My partner and I go here as one of our regular spots close to home.

I'm a long-time fan and loyal customer of Indie for sushi and Thai delights. During covid, they had some quality issues, and yea I complained. I learned from a friend who manages another restaurant that most restaurants were having both staffing and supply chain issues, and this would eventually get better. After two recent delivery orders and a meal with friends at the restaurant, I am happy to report that Indie is once again firing on ALL cylinders! Correctly cooked food with correct proportions and tender meat (Cashew Chicken, Ginger Chicken, Crab Rangoon). They also have wonderful sushi offerings (various Nigiri and City Maki Roll), fresh and beautifully presented. If you haven't been to Indie lately (or ever), it's time to give them a try! They really do an great job with their huge menu, and dining room service is also very good. Get over there!! read more

Indie Cafe - Sushi Posted on June 29, 2021 by Q-tips 6/29/21- 5951 N Broadway St Chicago - (773) 561-5577 - indiecafe.us Indie has indoor/outdoor seating. BYOB with corkage fee for Beer & Wine only. No BYOB outside. Received a surprise visit from our Daughter & Grandson & they treated us to dinner at Indie for our Anniversary. We shared & always enjoy the best Crab Rangoon around. I ordered the BIBI SUSHI - 7 pcs. of Nigiri and one California Maki roll and Miso Soup & an Old Fashion. The other half had: OMAKASE - 9 pcs of Sashimi, a few pieces of Unagi & Miso Soup. He brought his own Saki. A Women Owned Restaurant - Executive Chef Iggy Waranon and Co-Owner Gui Prasartkul came to Chicago in 1998 to study the arts of photography(Governor State University) and film making(the School of the Art Institute of Chicago). While working to pay their bills they began to feel the stirrings of entrepreneurial desire. With the help of their friend and roommate, a food critic from Japan, Iggy and Gui began to develop a menu of Thai and Japanese cuisine inspired by their passion for art. The combination of Iggy's decades of cooking experience that she learned in her mother's kitchen and education at Washburn Culinary School as well as Gui's keen business acumen, birthed the creation of Indie Cafe in the winter of 2004. read more

I skipped this place for years cause I thought the name was an obvious case of unintentional misplaced branding. I was right: it's not a cafe--at least in the coffee and sandwich sense--nor is it indie in the locally-sourced skinny jeans sense. But I was wrong to skip it because this is a pretty dang good Thai place with a dine-in atmosphere, good service, and thai noodles and fresh sushi that at least stand up in the top tier of Chicago thai joints (say, Opart Thai in Lincoln Park). It's not BYOB as they have their own bar. If you like beer with your spicy noodles, you're going to have to settle for a bottle. I'd recommend to them that they expand the selection a bit to include some craft beer options. Heck, Independent Spirits is right next door - ask them to pick a few you should stock. Their sidewalk outdoor seating in the summer is nice too, although it's Broadway, so expect some traffic noise. read more

Best crab rangoons ever! Great sushi, excellent Thai food, this is my go-to comfort food for many years..

Good menu with Thai and Japanese options for a nice dinner date night. :) I love to take dates here!

I walked and I walked and I walked and I walked and I walked. Did I mention I walked!? And while it isn't really that "long" of a walk it seemed to take forever to reach my destination and the whole time I am thinking..."what is so special about this place? How good can the sushi be at a cafe? Are we there yet? This had better be good food! Are we there yet?" Well folks let me tell you my walking and semi patience paid off. This place literally came out of no where and slapped me in the face. The restaurant is sleek and modern and not at all what I was expecting. Honestly I thought I was walking to a whole in the wall sushi joint. Little did I know this place is pretty fabulous! The food is great as well. Of course I got the sushi and it was melt in your mouth wonderful. The rolls are huge for the price so you definitely get what you paid for. Everything is artfully done and it's so pretty you almost don't want to eat it! My dining companion had one of the many Thai options on the menu, drunk chicken or something like that. I liked the chicken but not so much the noodles. However, I am not a Thai food fan and she said it was very good. But let me back up and tell you about the appetizer I had. I ordered the crab rangoon and OMG I loved it. they were in these cute little balls and you just pop one in your mouth and they literally melt away. Revealing a yummy goodness inside! I was sold! My friend got the spring rolls. I was worried because I had spring rolls at another location and disliked them. But these were very very good. Fresh and yummy! I definitely will be back. But next time I am bringing my own wine (it's BYOB) and taking the bus! Hooray for great sushi! read more

Indie Cafe - Summer Passion maki - Sushi Bars Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

See all

I have never ever eaten so much rice in one sitting in my life!!! Now, that is saying something for this Puerto Rican Chica, you see I grew up eating rice & beans--no wonder I was a little fatty as a child :-) Trust me though I am not complaining because it was super yummy! Although, I left feeling uncomfortably stuffed--oh the tummy wanted to explode. Not only was my first Indie Cafe experience filled with lovely Yelp ladies (thanks to Brett for organizing a GNO), it was also my first EVER sushi experience--yes tis true people, my sushi virginity was lost last night. I have no regrets about that. Just like any new experience, you can either love it, hate it, or just be so-so about it. While I cannot say that I am huge fan of sushi, I will give it another go soon. I opted for the garlic chicken dish (Thai) and I must say they do it right. The garlic is not over powering and the chicken portion is very generous, the rice portion on the other hand is humongous--holy flip! I really do love that this place is a combo of Sushi & Thai. It is nice to have options and if you ever wanted to go out with someone who justs wants sushi & you are not a sushi lover--you can have the Thai. In my book that makes this place pretty fantastic. I definitely recommend this place for groups. While it is not large, it can accommodate a group of up to 25 pretty easily. Plus, it is also great because you can sample other people's dishes--thanks to Jackie for sitting next to me & getting me to try her sushi dish. Loved, Loved, loved, the ambiance of this place. We were in the Red Room and it was very warm & inviting. It would also be a great option for a romantic date. Grey room was a little blah, but I only strolled through it. The menu is quite extensive & kind of cool looking. All in all a wonderful experience & I cannot wait to go back. read more

See all

My first time at Indie Cafe won't be my last. It took all my curry courage not to order one of the Thai Curry specials, because I do love a good curry, and Indie Cafe's looked amazing on paper. But a friend and I were on a sushi/maki Mission from God, and I'm that happy we were. While Indie used to be BYOB, now they offer a nice variety of wines, a few beers (Sapporo, please!), and mixed drinks. Start with the crab rangoon, because it's the best ever. Presentation at Indie is a strong point, and the crab rangoon is done in what looks like little money bag pouches, and you can taste the excellent crab. Heavenly. I ordered the special Je T'aime Maki rolls with blue crab, avocado, crispy seaweed, and many other things. While it was very fresh and tasty, it was overshadowed by the Godzilla Baba, a complex maki with excellent colorful, sexy, presentation. It was amazing, and it's fun to say! Indie Cafe really has something for everyone with curries, rice dishes, sushi, maki, noodes and fried rice, and unique seafood specials. The atmosphere is nice but relaxed, and service attentive. read more

Thanks Yelp family for this find! We stopped impromptu on a Sunday motorcycle ride up Lake Shore Drive. I wasn't feeling all that great and we wanted some good soup. Indie was on point! I had the spicy miso soup and the hunny had chicken satay. I could have stopped there, but I had to try the basil noodles. Delish! Small and cozy, we met some good folks while dining. The staff is super nice and attentive. We'd stop by again. read more

See all

One of my favorite restaurants. Excellent Japanese and Thai food. The price is reasonable and actually on the less expensive side for the freshness and the quality you get compared to the other Japanese restaurants in the neighborhood. Food: SUSHI Try their signature rolls: Godzilla baba - perfect combination of smoked salmon, shrimp temp with habanero masago. Always always my go-to Crocodile roll - If you love eel and spicy tuna, then this is the perfect roll for you. Sashimi - Omakase combo, trust me, it's worth it. The presentation is always jaw-dropping Food: THAI Always get the crab rangoon. It is the best in town. I'm serious. Basil chicken Drunken noodle Curry fish madness I can keep going... I don't think you could go wrong with anything I listed here. Drinks: Get some hot sake to pair with the sashimi or if you're not in the mood for sake, they have a nice wine list that complements the sushi. I am personally obsessed with their cocktails : ginger martini and mojito. Dessert: Mango sticky rice is to die for. If you like fresh sushi and good Thai food then I definitely recommend trying this place out if you're in the area. Whether it's a date night, friends or family outing, Indie cafe is the place for everyone. TIPS: call in ahead on the weekend for a table, it could get busy. read more

Excellent food for dine in, take out or delivery. Good vegan options, better than most!

This is the 2nd time Ive been here and the customer service was disappointing!!! As an African American, their service was poor and unacommadating! They didn't give us what we asked for and gave us a hard time. They're blatantly racis! Poor experience and unkept. we had to eat on dirty tables. Made to feel we were a burden when asking for the obvious like extra napkins. read more

Back after a long absence. Still a great neighborhood place. Great sushi value for the money, and the food is well presented, fresh and delicious. Had three Maki rolls. Spicy Tuna, Spicy Blue Crab and another one - um, top of roll menu, right side, I forget the name. They were all GREAT and a nice portion size. Perfect for two to share. Rounding out dinner with a couple pieces of Toro sushi - the best. There are also LOTS of vegetarian options here, you can bring all your friends! They have drinks now, but you can still BYOB inside the restaurant, which is nice. The interior is MUCH more stylish than when they first opened, and I'm happy to see this place thriving. The service could be a little quicker/more attentive, but we were in a little bit of a hurry that night, otherwise we'd have lingered and it wouldn't have mattered. read more

Went there for lunch yesterday with my wife brother and mother and we left extremely disappointed. Granted it's been a while since I've been to Indie Café but it seems they have raise their prices. I will say that the main reason we keep coming back to Indie Café is that the food is good. My wife and I love the crab Ragu owns as well as the chicken basil plate. The biggest reason why am giving this establishment three stars is because yesterday after we receive the bill and I gave the waitress my credit card she came back and had included a 20% tip her self! So a $73 bill got rounded up to $93. I personally always do a 15% tip if they did modestly good job and a 20% tip if they went above and beyond. The service was nothing special and the fact that she did that left a bad taste in my mouth. read more

Honestly, a few days ago I have unreasonable crab rangoon craving and café Indie was on the way home. When we got inside we were greeted by super friendly hostess from Bulgaria who made us feel super welcomed! For about 10 minutes my friend and I debated whether we wanted to dine in or have a take out. After consulting with a hostess, we all shared a laugh and finally decided to dine in. Oh, I wish we did a takeout... When we were seated, the hostess passed our order to the waiter and the order was placed. During whole dinner, the server stopped by only once by the time we were almost done with the last dish, asking if needed anything else. Obviously, we did not and were ready for the check. Again, server disappeared in nowhere for another half an hour and after trying to chase him, he finally appeared and went to a table past ours. I was trying to get his attention but he stubbornly walked past us. After he took care of the other table all happy and laughing he came to us, looking like we annoyed him with our request for the check. Besides inattentive server, I must say that spicy tuna roll is excellent - it has more fillings than rice, which is always a huge plus when you order rolls. Crab Rangoons were tiny and a bit garlicy. Lastly, we ordered noodles and they tasted like they were prepared in an old pan that has some rustiness in it. Not great aftertaste. read more

I'm kicking myself that I had never tried this place for sushi before today. I've stopped in and picked up some tempura and some iced thai coffee and wasn't impressed with either so I just put this place out of my head as far as going there or sushi. Today when trying to figure out where to go for a light lunch my husband and I decided to give Indie Cafe another shot. The restaurant is small but cute. All dark wood and black comfy chairs, black curtains...very chic. As soon as we were seated our glasses were filled with water...took awhile to actually get our menus tho. My husband went with the lunch special so he got fried tofu and a cucumber salad and the crazy basil fried rice. I ordered a thai iced coffee, a spicy tuna roll and a cucumber salad. Thai iced coffee was actually delish. Definitely not made the same way when I ordered it the first time I went to Indie Cafe. The cucumber salad had cucumbers, carrots, red onions, pineapple, jalapenos with a light tangy vinegarette. Very referesshing. My husbands fried tofu was pretty good as well....very meaty. I was surprised when I got my roll. Not only did I get my 6 pieces of spicy tuna but I also got three pieces of nigri and a little mound of seaweed salad. It was all so fresh and flavorful. My husbands crazy basil fried rice was also very good. Our meal came out to $17 and change...not bad at all for all the food we received. read more

I dined here a while back and vividly remember the wonderfully creative menu--half Thai, half Japanese. I ordered a maki roll and some sushi pieces which arrived beautifully plated, making it a feast for my eyes as well as my taste buds. The combination of taste, presentation and atmosphere make the dining price tag seem almost too reasonable. This is definitely on my try-again list. ---Update, July 2008--- I now live within a few blocks of Indie and it's one of our favorite neighborhood spots. Delicious food every time with a broad menu. You can bring pretty much anyone here--order a Thai noodle dish if they aren't into sushi. We often order a maki roll to share as an appetizer and then go Thai for a main dish. But is also great to just order a whole bunch of maki and sushi to share as a table. They've decorated nicely, but it's not too self-conscious at all. They're not trying to be anything they're not. Some of the seating isn't the most comfortable and they've got some wobbly tables. But it's easy to overlook. read more

Indie Cafe - Closeup of my sushi at Indie - artistic and delicious - Sushi Bars Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

I'd often pass this place walking to Whole Foods and decided to give it a shot. The decor is cute, and in my several visits there has never been a wait. I enjoyed the vegetable rolls and there is a variety of sushi types to satisfy the most adventurous and the pickiest eater among you. Its a quite chill spot right off of the red line, I will continue to visit when I want a sushi fix after work. read more

Indie Cafe has a nice and sleek interior with a menu featuring Thai and Japanese dishes. The food is beautifully presented at Indie. My Thai lunch special is probably the most basic thing on the menu (the physical menu is really cool, almost like an art swatch) so my order had a simple look to it. I had chicken pad see-ew (fun to say?) with miso soup and mini vegetable egg rolls, a well-rounded lunch though none of the choices were awe-inspiring. My friend had seaweed salad, beautifully served in a martini glass along with a cutesy paper umbrella. The salmon and spinach rolls were not bad considering I do not even like seafood. Sushi is again elegantly displayed, a work of art in presentation and apparently taste too though my friend said it was not spicy enough. read more

Indie Cafe - Indie Cafe - Sushi Bars Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

See all

Thai and Sushi, who would have thought that this combination would work. I'm a believer and licking my chops for more. There are two rooms for dining, the gray room which is brightly lit and where the sushi-bar lives. I prefer the red room, which the light is dimmed for more of a romantic feel for dining. We ordered a few Indie specialty maki rolls. Out of the three, I loved the Volcano maki. Yum! The roll was made to perfection, all the flavors melted in my mouth and exploded with love. Yum, again! The second course was Thai Hawaiian Duck curry, it came in a large platter, the duck breast was infused in the curry and was spectacular. Don't worry if you forgot to bring drinks to dinner, Jewel is next door and Indie welcomes B.Y.O.B with no corkage fee. There are plenty of free parking on the side streets and metered parking on Broadway. I would recommend making reservations, this place fills up fast. read more

I love this place! Everything I tried was delicious, the service was great and the best of all: it's so cheap. Maybe the best sushi and Thai dishes in the area. read more

Indie Cafe - I don't remember the names of the rolls but they were amazing! - Sushi Bars Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

See all

I am not a huge fan of Pan-Asian restaurants because something often gets compromised in flavour. When I went to Indie Cafe, it seems I got a Japanese menu only. Nevertheless, I think I came out a winner. I had the customary cup of miso soup. That was the only dish that I would claim to be "just okay." I ordered a flight of nigiri that was fresh and plentiful, albeit not enough to leave me feeling stuffed. I finished with a bowl of unagi don. Fresh barbecued eel in a sauce that was not sweet like I've had at other Pan-Asian restaurants. Thanks to nice weather, I sat outside. The seating inside didn't look crammed so diners shouldn't feel claustrophobic or like they need to talk loud because of having to compete with others sitting immediately next to them. I didn't order anything Thai so I will have to return to see how Indie Cafe fares in Thai cuisine. read more

I recently attended a birthday dinner in a party of six at Indie Cafe, and the main thing that struck me was the fantastic service--from the man on the phone who took my reservation, to the host that evening, to the waitress and the bus staff. They were all pleasant, patient, efficient, and helpful. The food is still pretty good, too. I finally tried some sushi: the Bangkok roll is very good, but the Las Vegas fell a little flat. The pieces are cut too large, and the rice was a bit sticky, making for a mushy, cumbersome mouthful. I also had the Bkk Street Scallops appetizer and a seaweed salad--both very good but not quite great. I snagged several bites of the birthday girl's Veggie Delight, a simple but very tasty and satisfying dish. Based on service alone, I would consider this a strong contender for another group dinner. Next time I am going to try the drunken udon and a couple different maki. read more

Wow, now I am amending my previous 5 star, which was then a 1 star when i got the staple in my delivery (RIP STAPLE PAD THAI CHICKEN), to a 3 star. They just have my favorite Pad Thai and though once they gave me a staple I almost ate, I have forgiven them. You would do it, too, if you tried their Pad Thai Chicken. If you order $20 or more for delivery ask for the free appetizers! ---- UPDATED: I must amend my previous 5 star review. I've been going to indie for 7 years. It's my favorite Thai place in the city. Last month I ordered pad Thai chicken for delivery and there was a staple in it. I noticed the staple after is already eaten about 6 bites. It was an unstapled staple, like it had fallen out of the stapler while someone was reloading it. I know that some places will staple containers together for delivery, but neither the pad Thai nor the crab Rangoon containers had been stapled closed. Not sure where the staple Came from. I was freaking out bc I hadn't really been paying much attention to the first 6 bites! Indie gave me a refund for my order and a $5 coupon. They came and collected the pad Thai and staple. They were nice about it, but I'm not ordering from them for a while. I have to get over the staple incident first. read more

I hardly eat Chinese/Thai food because I feel there isn't much variety....everything pretty much tastes and seems the same to me. I tried the Tom Yum Kung Fried Rice and I loved it! I tried sushi for the first time and had the spicy scallop sushi and that was also very tasty! Overall, I loved this place, the environment and food. The reason I gave it 4 stars is, the waiter wasn't really presentable. The place is beautiful and classy and the waiter is just chill like you're at a coffee shop. read more

Indie Cafe - Tom Yum Kung Fried Rice! A must try! So good! - Sushi Bars Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Honestly, i freaked out when we first walked in. Dim lighting, hip music....oh god...how expensive was this going to be? How much stress would this place put on my close to empty college student wallet? I sat down. Twisty forks and fancy chopsticks!? OH DEAR LORD! Seriously though. I finally calmed down when I saw the price of the stuff. Very reasonable. Very good. I didn't have any hardcore sushi but I picked up a California maki roll as well as an order of Thai Iced tea and a Panang Curry dish with extra spice. All were very good and very reasonably priced. Granted, it's not the cheapest place in Chicago to pick up some Asian food, but it definitely didn't destroy my dream of eating the next day. read more

Indie Cafe - Sushi Bars Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

I have been ordering from here for over 10 years and have been happy. I ordered some food the week of Sept19th - ordered fried rice and Pad-See Ew Noodles - none of it was edible. We ended up throwing out both dishes as they smelled off and tasted off. Not sure what happened but will definitely not be ordering from here for a while read more

I am sad to say that they have fallen far from previously being on my list of favorites. We ordered red curry, paid thai, crab rangoon, and a sushi roll... and it was all bad. The curry was bland and unpleasant. The crab rangoon were gross - just off tasting and bad. The pad thai (so hard to get wrong!) wasn't good. The sushi roll was hard and crunchy (tempura fried to death) and then was set on top of the hot food for delivery so it was warm and gross when it arrived. I can forgive one bad dish, but not 4. Sadly, we will not be ordering from here again. First time I've ever thrown away leftover thai food... read more

We came here earlier this week and I liked my first experience. It was furnished decently; good ambiance for an Asian restaurant. We started off with Thai Samosas, which were really good. It came with a tiny tiny plate of cucumber salad. We ordered the following maki: + dragon roll: delicious - volcano roll: good but kind of mayonnaise overload. + sweet potato tempura: yummy! who knew something so simple could taste so good! + heat/ hell/ fire roll (sorry I couldn't remember the exact name): this was also good and pretty spicy! The server we had was pretty nice. I'd come back for the maki - and mayyyybe something on the Thai menu. read more

YELLOW CURRY: Asked for some extra spice, definitely made some tears stream down. Would ask for extra rice since the bowl provided doesn't do much to prepare your mouth for the curry. PAD THAI: Yum, yum, yum!! Asked for extra spice and was super pleased-- a must try! read more

this is the place to go for delicious sushi!! their menu is quite large, and they have thai food as well. we had been here once before, so we already know what we like. we got the ginger avocado salad, the vegetable tofu miso soup(minus the tofu, and with vegetable broth), la fiesta roll, monte carlo roll, and the summer passion. the actually salad was nothing special, but the sesame ginger sauce was AMAZING! it was sweet, but not too sweet, and it paired well w the veggies. the soup was good! nothing extraordinary, but definitely not bad. good veggies in it. la fiesta roll was probably my least favorite, because i prefer raw fish instead of smoky. the presentation of it was really pretty, with a blue sauce drizzled over it! the monte carlo roll was delicious! no bad things about it! the summer passion roll was my personal favorite!! the sauce that went with it just made it a hundred times better!! the only photo i got was of this roll. this sushi is the BEST i've ever had. it's a little pricey, but so worth the quality. read more

Indie Cafe - the summer passion roll - Sushi Bars Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

I definitely recommend this place! We got the basil chicken and the pad Thai. The basil chicken is ground chicken which I really like. Some places use chunks of chicken which makes the chicken sort of bland. They use a lot of sauce in the basil chicken and it tastes so good. It's a bit spicy with the after taste. The pad Thai is a great choice as well. They use tamarind sauce. It's so good! I definitely recommend their pad Thai if you like that sweet, tangy taste. It's not too sweet or tangy--it's just right. The portions come pretty good in size. It's good enough to share for two people. The service was great. They're very nice and really tend to your table but not overbearing. read more

My boyfriend and I have ordered delivery here a handful of times. I always get the Seven Samurai Salad and a miso soup. Despite being delivery, the fish has always been pretty fresh. My boyfriend loves, and always gets the Basil Chicken. We spiced things up last night when we decided to dine at the restaurant and by getting the Andaman Salad. It came with shrimp, calamari and scallops. The fish was warm, which I wasn't expecting, but it was still quite tasty. I could have stopped there and have been content with my meal, but we had also gotten Crab Rangoon; they're pretty small but really tasty. Definitely top contenders for best Crab Rangoon I've ever had! I also got the Chicago Crazy Roll. I was full, but I managed to eat the whole roll! It was very fresh and exactly what I expected. Oh, I also had some house sake and my boyfriend got some beer - only $3.50, what a steal! The atmosphere was modern, clean and nice. There were some crazy pictures on the wall, I didn't get a chance to see all of them, but they're quite unique (re creepy). The staff was attentive and friendly. Excellent dining experience for a Saturday night and no wait. read more

See all