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An omakase and hand roll bar, down an alleyway? Sign me up! This spot is a hidden gem that brings the Japanese vibes of hidden streets loaded with small bars and eateries, right to the Fulton Market area of Chicago. We're talking fresh fish being flown in from Japan, well crafted drinks and chef experiences that let you remove the thinking process to just sit back and enjoy. They also have a really good happy hour! The service is not only quick but great as well! Intimate, hip and relaxed all in one.
Been on my to go list for the longest and wanted to catch their Happy Hour: Tuesday - Thursday 11 AM - 2 PM Located in West Loop which has such a difficult place to even find parking Anywho, I'm so glad we caught their HH menu and not full menu because these handrolls adds up. $6 selected handrolls I got the hamachi truffle and spicy tuna both were pretty okay. Service was mad mad slow. I was ready for next Handrolls but chef was just kinda standing around. Usually when I think of lunch, I think of the lunch rush where people prefer to be in & out and get back to work. I wanted to get another Handroll but the first two took so long I kinda just left it as that because I was still hungry and 3 would have been perfect. My bil got the miso soup and it was disgusting. Overall just ok & make it to HH for the deals.
I came here after work for their hand roll happy hour. This is the perfect place to dine by yourself! Amazing service, I appreciated how this restaurant is quick to seat you and bring out both water and a wet napkin to wipe your hands after eating each roll. My favorite hand rolls are the negi hamachi and sake cucumber -- both are super refreshing and tasty! The cozy interior really makes you feel like you've been transported to a sushi bar in Japan!
This was AMAZING!!!!! The Happy Hour is on Tuesdays through Fridays from 5-7pm, and you can make a resy online and still be counted for happy hour. All the rolls are $6 each. You can either sit at the counter where you can watch chefs make the rolls, or off to the sides where the tables are. We each got 6, and my ranking is: 1. Truffle hamachi - my friend Carly hates a "hipster roll" which has lots of additional ingredients besides the fish itself, but I'm ngl I love a hipster roll lol. This one has truffle oil, avocado, and crispy shallots, and the flavor was explosive and addicting. 2. Spicy salmon - your classic spicy salmon with quality fish 3. Blue crab - this had cucumbers in it, tasted just like a California roll! 4. Spicy tuna - your classic spicy tuna lol what is there not to love? 5. Negi hamachi - this comes with green onion, made it super fresh and one of the rolls where you can really taste the fish at its peak 6. Sea scallop - I'm surprised this ranked so low for me. It was still amazing, and this is the roll to get if you like superrrr fresh tasting seafood. So buttery, but I think the pickled veggie components distracted from the scallops themselves. Don't come and expect a fast meal though. They go in rotations and give you one roll at a time, so everyone in the room who still has ordered rolls left will get theirs before you. Aka round robin style!!
Yokocho is tucked away in the West Loop and has the perfect sushi aesthetic. I love the neon signs, and that you can pull up to the counter at any time to do the chef's choice omakase. The rice was so tangy and sweet. And even after all of our nigiri we still had room for dessert which was good because the strawberry matcha sando is NOT something you can skip out on.
Came here on a Thursday night at 7pm, there was another couple that walked in with me, we both ended up waiting a good 15-20 mins before getting seated at the sushi bar. The place is quite small, most of the seating is around the sushi bar with some booths around it. Looking at the menu I was a bit torn between doing the Omakase or just ordering their handrolls à la carte. I ended up just ordering a bunch of handrolls, as I was hungry, but I think if I were to do it over again I would of done the Omakase, since my bill was just 5 dollars short of the prix fixe Omakase offering The spicy tuna and truffle hamachi hand rolls were fairly good, not mind blowing, but solid and not outrageously expensive. The Wagyu, while visually appealing and the King Crab Premium hand rolls were not worth the price in my opinion, both were tasty but not the orgasmic experience I would expect based on their price.
- good food, good ambiance, great service - reservation made and recommended - looking forward to our next visit! Anniversary dinner called for some tasty handrolls with pookie! We have had their sandos, and had a craving for handrolls, so it only made sense to return here. There was good service with recommendations and of course delicious food during their happy hour. I had gotten the negi hamachi, spicy tuna, hokaido scallop, truffle hamachi, and zuke sake. All of them were delicious and tasted fresh with crisp nori and were served with the rice still warm. My favorite was probably the negi hamachi... can never go wrong with those! My girlfriend had gotten the negi hamachi, blue crab, sea scallop, and truffle hamachi. Hers were quite delicious as well, no notes! The crowd favorite was the negi hamachi, delish. Great dinner, great experience. We had some good recommendations and they were great about taking our dishes as we ate. Everyone was kind through the meal and I love the small intimate space. Their happy hour was at a perfect time and had delicious options, I definitely would love to come back for the omakase experience. I know it's a small space, but the single restroom and timing of it all made us feel like it was never open, but not much that can be done. Even though we made a reservation, we did have to wait a bit before being seated which was annoying. Still looking forward to the next visit!
This is my favorite hand roll bar. I recommend going during happy hour because hand rolls are only $5 each and there are no bad options. My recommendations are: Blue crab hand roll Truffle hamachi hand roll And if you can handle spice, I'd recommend the spicy salmon hand roll For dessert, don't skip out on the Sandos. The ambiance is lowkey chill, with elevator music. LOVE!!! Plus the service is always great the last three times I've been here. Highly recommend for any sushi lovers P.S. I recommend booking reservations directly through their website rather than Google, as Google showed no availability and was unreliable.
I had such an amazing experience here! The service was excellent--friendly and great. We got seated at the bar which you can see all the hand rolls being made. Coming here right at 5pm really makes a difference because that's when happy hour starts and after that it gets busy. The hand rolls were absolutely delicious. I highly recommend the truffle hamachi hand roll, which had the perfect crunch, and the spicy tuna, which just melts in your mouth. The drinks were also super refreshing, making it a perfect spot for a girls' night out. I ordered five hand rolls, and every single one was packed with fresh ingredients and great flavor. To finish off, we tried the uni cheesecake, which was definitely unique--not your typical cheesecake, but still a tasty surprise! Overall, this place exceeded my expectations, and I'll definitely be coming back. Highly recommend! We will definitely be back for their sandos.
We've had this place on our list for a while now, so when we saw there was a Happy Hour from 5-7pm, it was our sign to finally try it out. Actually kinda funny how we ended up coming here sooner than later: we started a happy hour elsewhere thinking that was going to be our dinner plan for the night, but our experience at this other place was terrible, so we decided to leave early and came here instead just in time for the start of this happy hour. Immediately from the time we were seated at the outdoor window bar, service already blew us away with how attentive and welcoming all the staff was compared to where we came from. The happy hour consisted of $6 handrolls and $7 drinks. We ordered 4 handrolls each: truffle hamachi, spicy tuna, spicy salmon, and spicy scallop, along with their toki highballs. The handrolls were so fresh and tasty and the highballs were delicious and made so well. Of course, it was my main mission that whenever we were to finally come here I was going to order their strawberry and matcha cream sando no matter how full I was from the main food. That sando I would eat over and over again. Overall love this place, the chill vibes, and the very friendly staff! Wish we went here sooner, but at least now we have a new go-to spot for whenever we crave handrolls, highballs, and sandos!
I've had Japanese Sando sandwiches at two places in my life: Konbi Sandwich Shop in the Echo Park area of Los Angeles, and today at Yokocho here in the Fulton Market district of Chicago; both places were sensational, but ..........Yokocho just felt better. These sandwiches are so unique that you cannot compare them to any Jewish Deli, Subway, Jimmy John's, New Jersey Mike's or any Italian Markets making sandwiches. There is no similarity, competition or association to any lunch time fare, when it comes to a Sando sandwich. That being said, I had the most unusual and excellent tuna sandwich that was made with spicy tuna, spicy mayo, and arugula. My wife could say the same about her distinctive and quite beautiful egg salad sandwich that had spicy mayo, Arugula and kyukappa (a pickled cucumber). These sandwiches were not only delicious, but works of art - (see posted pictures)! I also had this magnificent Aemone Salad that had spring mix with Ginger carrot dressing - I Loved This Salad! Yes, finding such a good restaurant is the total success of Chicago Restaurant Week. I plan to hit 4-6 more Chicago Restaurant Week establishments this February.
I came here for Chicago restaurant week. The yelp reviews made me curious to try the sandos because the restaurant had a high rating. It's a really cool restaurant with an open concept where you get to see the chefs make the hand rolls in front of you. The miso soup was a bit bland but filled with lots of fresh seaweed. The hand rolls really stole the show for me. I will definitely come back here just for the hand rolls. The seaweed was crispy and made for a perfect bite. The rice was slightly warm in contrast to the cold fresh fish. Some of the best spicy tuna I've had. Truffle hamachi had plenty of truffle flavor but the fish was a bit over powered. Strawberry matcha sando was fluffy, slightly tart, and the bread was perfectly chewy. Yum!
Loved this place! Intimate modern vibe with great service and excellent food. Their happy hour from 5-7 during the week most nights brought me here - great deal as each hand roll is 6$. We each had 5 which was the perfect amount. Every roll was delicious- particularly loved the scallop hand roll. Shared the matcha strawberry sandwich for dessert which was worth the splurge. Great service too. The only thing preventing me from being a regular is the parking situation ( not easy - ended up using valet next door which was not cheap).
I haven't had the sandos here but the sushi isn't great here. The rice falls apart and the uni... tasted like none of the uni I've ever had in a bad way. The rice seems to be missing rice vinegar or just not made right. The salmon was good and probably the only thing I'd eat. Wagyu was fine but honestly after watching them mince the meat and scoop it, it did turn me off from their food. I was expecting an elevated katsu sando and then I got some $100pp sushi place. It was super cold and they left the door wide open the entire time. It is dark here. Service is nice but the food just wasn't that good. read more
9 months ago
2 years ago
I stopped by for a quick bite and a cold beverage (or two) for happy hour last week and was quite happy when I left an hour later. I ordered off the happy hour menu and got Toki Highballs and some hand rolls as well as the Tamago. The rolls were fresh and tasty and about 3-4 bites each. The tamago was prepared fresh and some of the best I've had. I look forward to being back for their sandos that they are known for. read more
4 months ago
One of the best hand roll spots in Chicago!! The tuna, salmon and hamachi all fresh with a nice presentation. They provide a warm hand towel to touch your fingers before each roll. Happy hour is $5 hand rolls and $7 toki highball. Service was great, staff is friendly and accommodating they also have a few tables outside read more
2 years ago
Came here for lunch and was impressed! I love its hidden location and how small it is. I sat at the counter where you can see them making the dishes. I ordered the Unagi bowl which was delicious and a few hand rolls. My favorites being the sea scallops and the truffle hamachi hand rolls. Excited to return and try dinner! Pricing was decent too! read more
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This is my favorite handroll bar in Chicago. I almost want to gatekeep this, but there are select rolls for only $5 during happy hour. Seats are already limited and fills up fast. They have chefs who will make your roll in front of you which is a different experience than your usual sushi restaurant. They're really quick with it! I feel there are no bad options ordering there. I have tried most of their rolls and there are definitely some top competing ones like blue crab roll, spicy salmon roll and truffle hamachi. You're gonna have a hard time picking which ones to try. But trust me, they're all 10/10. I like the vibes of this place. It's dim, and they have loud (chill) music. Overall, I really highly recommend this place for some classic handrolls! read more
I am so happy that we were able to come here for lunch. The sandwich trio was SO worth it. The egg sandwich is perfectly made and it reminded me of the egg sandos from 711 in Japan (just an elevated spicier version). The chicken katsu was my favorite! The chicken was perfectly crispy and didn't feel oily at all & the sauce that is used for this was so good. The matcha strawberry sandwich was not too sweet, perfectly airy, and absolutely delicious. I would love to come back here for dinner one day, but if you get a chance to stop by for lunch, it is 100% worth your time read more
2 years ago
I came here for my second round after eating ramen. I ordered a set of three sandos (chicken katsu, deviled eggs, and matcha strawberry). Nothing was really special, but it was a place for a quick bite for lunch. The place was pretty small, and it did get busy, whether dining in or taking out. read more
7 months ago
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2 years ago
We went for their restaurant week dinner. Good vibes inside but honestly wish we had better lighting at our table! My favorites from the menu were the chef's choice shiromi nigiri, truffle hamachi hand roll, and the strawberry matcha cream sando. I was hyped for the hand rolls but I wasn't too impressed with many of them. I usually love scallops but the additional pickled topping they had within the hand roll was too overpowering. I ended up loving the truffle hamachi though and ordered more of it off the happy hour menu! We also tried blue crab and negi hamachi but they were only ok. The strawberry matcha sando was the perfect way to end the meal. The matcha cream was super light and airy with the right amount of sweetness. I thought the bread would be soft and fluffy like the sandos in Japan convenience stores, however they are a bit firmer. Still very good Japanese milk bread though! I'd come back to try more of their sandos. The hand rolls? Probably only during happy hour. read more
3 years ago
I'm a fan! came here for lunch on a weekday and got the sandos for takeout. I got the set of three and chose the chicken katsu, the spicy deviled egg (but I got mine non spicy so with no chili oil), and the strawberry matcha cream. it was honestly better than I expected it to be! all the sandos were really good, nothing ground breaking but very tasty. I will say it is pretty expensive for what it is, but you kind of know that going in for a spot in West loop. sandos are kinda small but not egregiously so. overall I would definitely get these again as like a little treat! read more
8 months ago
1 year ago
For those that want to try the Japanese milkbread sandwiches, they are ONLY available for lunch Tuesday to Thursday. We went here for Thursday lunch and opted to sit in the tables instead of the counter as we mostly tried the sandwiches. We got the 3 for $30 deal with deviled egg, chicken katsu, and strawberry matcha. We also got one handroll per person and I personally opted for the truffle hamachi. The sandwiches were pretty good and fairly satisfying. The deviled egg one has lots of egg and fairly creamy, and the katsu one is decent, not as much meat as I hoped. The strawberry matcha had generous amount of matcha cream and the strawberries were fairly fresh, so I liked that one the most. The handroll, most of what they offer during all hours, is a bit underwhelming. Despite eating it immediately, the seaweed was a bit soggy and a small handroll was $9, (some of the others were $7-7.50 but still fairly high priced). So I would skip the handroll and only recommend the lunchtime sandwiches here. read more
We ordered off the takeout menu and had a yummy lunch in the middle of the workday. Strawberry matcha sando is a MUST. I don't even like sweets very much, but I ate my entire half and could've eaten more! The cream is very light and not overly sweet. And they're packed with good ratio of strawberry. Katsu sando was good, it was my second favorite. Spicy tuna sando was surprisingly very spicy. Flavor is good, but wouldn't recommend if you're not great with spice. The donburi bowls have a good amount of fish and felt like a satisfying quantity for lunch. Everything is takeout, but there is a decent amount of seating outside under the shade. read more
10 months ago
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Thank you for your review. While Happy Hour is fast-paced, we strive…
3 years ago
Absolutely LOVE the strawberry matcha sando. So so good. Definitely get this! It's light and airy, with the perfect amount of sweetness! (Not overly sweet) I have tried getting the chicken katsu sando like 2-3 times but they never seem to have that available when I'm there. Maybe has to do with timing. Hoping to try that soon as well! (: read more
It's really like 3.5 stars for me. It's the first time I've been to this food alley on Green Street. Yokocho was pretty easy to locate on the left side from the entrance. They had both indoor and outdoor seating. We chose inside as it reminded me a bit of the narrow food streets in Tokyo and Osaka. However, I do think the lighting is a bit too dark, and the blue instead of yellow light throws it off a little. Now the food, it was okay, pretty average. We ordered the sandwich trio to share. We picked spicy tuna, egg salad, and strawberry matcha cream sandwiches. The spicy tuna and egg salad sandwiches were pretty forgettable. I actually prefer the egg salad sandwiches from the Japanese 7Elevens better. But the strawberry matcha cream sandwich was very good. We also got a truffle hamachi donburi bowl, and it was overpriced and just okay as well. I also got a spicy salmon handroll just to try, and it was again just average. As for service, our server was very friendly. She checked on us and came around whenever we needed her. So that's good. Not sure I'll be back, but I think it's worth trying. Here's something I hope their management sees, those thick gauze like napkins are an overkill and cumbersome, regular napkins would be fine. And it would be more helpful to provide a wet napkin or hand towel so we can wipe our hands before we touch those sandwiches and handrolls. read more
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Really enjoyed the dark intimacy of this small Japanese alleyway bar & the host sat us quickly because of our rsvp! The drinks were quite good from what I remember and the food was even better. The Strawberry Matcha Cream Sandos were actually the HIGHLIGHT of the whole night. Would actually just come back for those sandos only. And although the entrees: mini uni don, wagyu don, hamamchi tartare & nigiri were of high quality, they were quite small portions for the price. My boyfriend joked and said "is this for ANTS?" But all jokes aside, we really enjoyed this place and will visit again but will have to save some money. read more
2 years ago
If you're considering going for restaurant, please do! A hidden gem. The spicy tuna hand roll was amazing. I have also had nothing like the strawberry and matcha sando. read more
I really wanted to love this place as I had high expectations especially with the hype over the sandos, but the sushi was so so. I did the $59 restaurant week menu with an extra order of the tuna hand roll since happy hour was still going on until 6 pm. I enjoyed the cucumber starter and ebi dumplings. I really liked the truffle hamachi hand roll as well. I wanted to like the sea scallop hand roll, but the spice in it had a weird aftertaste. The nigiri had a good fish to rice ratio, but definitely had better quality fish elsewhere. The strawberry matcha sando tasted good, just hard to eat and falls apart easily. Overall vibes and atmosphere was great especially if you're with a group of friends. It was intimate with dim lighting and had decent background music. Service was really good as well! Happy hour might be more worth it. I'd still go back to give the other hand rolls a chance and maybe go during lunch to try the other sandwiches. read more
2 years ago
Not pictured is the strawberry matcha sandwich I brought to go. The spicy tuna donburi bowl was delicious, but overall the bowl felt a tad dry. I was given some soy sauce, but I felt as it ruined the dish when added. I would love to come back & try some much sandwiches. The vibe inside is very neo Tokyo, probably works better for the dinner menu. read more
3 years ago
Delicious pretty food. I tried the Wagyu Don - A5 beef, Ossetra caviar, and egg yolk and it was the perfect bite. I also tried the ONE of each either nigiri or sashimi and went with nigiri. My favorite were the sea urchin and bluefin tuna. Rounded out the meal with the strawberry and matcha cream sando. Excellent food and great service. read more
3 years ago
The yuppies of west loop are gonna LOVE this!!! Yokocho is cool, hip, and posh. Very nihongo decor and style. Really modern sushi place, bar style seating and mini 2 people booths, so recommend for solo dining or dates. It's only a lunch counter during the day, and they're working marketing like a dog bc yokocho is all over tikkytokky and insta reels. The guerilla marketing campaign is what got us here today, but instead of eating those sandos that we saw in the video, we sat for dinner. Okay it's pricey but the quality is amazing, we got nigiri and hand rolls and you know what, fk it we ball, I also got the spicy tuna sando. The hand rolls are good value and delicious, the slices of fish for the nigiri are generous and buttery. The sando was delicious the bread was so pillowy and the spicy tuna is pretty spicy, they really committed. Tbh it's so pricey that I don't think I'll roll through that often but I did enjoy splurging bc it was so decadent and yummy. read more
1 year ago
This is a spot definitely worth checking out. The overall space is small but nice and intimate. I came here for a birthday dinner and really enjoyed myself. I would say the handrolls were the highlight! For the handrolls I got the spicy shrimp, truffle hamachi, and the toro. All were supper delicious but definitely recommend getting the hamachi and the toro! The cocktail I got was the persimmon side car which was super balance and really refreshing being not too sweet or too bitter. Definitely will be coming back to check out the omakase they offer! read more
3 years ago
* this review is specific to the sandos offered at lunchtime, so can't speak to the ambiance or service * I really cannot say anything critical about these sandos! Though the days + hours that they're offered are limited, you MUST make it a priority to check these out. The bread was so thick and fluffy. Some time passed from when the sandos were ordered til I got home and finally ate them, so I was worried that the bread might become soggy and clumpy, like with typical bread from the store. This was the not the case here and the bread held it's composure much to my delight. They were generous with the fillings, and at $30 for all three they were definitely pricer than your average sandwich, but well worth it. The spicy tuna definitely had a kick, and the strawberry matcha was so creamy and not too sweet :) the hallmark to most Asians of a great dessert. 11/10 recommend! read more
2 years ago
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167 N Green St
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Chicago, IL 60607
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