Hogsalt Hospitality takes a pure, respectful approach to fish amid River North’s culinary cliches.
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Raisu raises the bar for raw fish
The low-profile sushi spot in Irving Park might help you miss Katsu a little less.
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Stella’s Batting Cages hits it out of the park with Major League Baseball snack foods—and sushi
Robin Choi chefs up a suburban snack bar.
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Sessions: DOJ will crack down on federal grants for sanctuary cities, and other Chicago news
Also, the Chicago Blues Experience museum is set to open near Millennium Park in 2019.
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Skip the fish and go French at Nami Sushi Bar
Overworked sushi and surprisingly clever fusion at this Ravenswood spot
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Two Lincoln Square sushi spots continue the effort to rid the world of fish
Lots of fish in the neighborhood—and not much of it’s much good.
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Shiawase Restaurant in Lakeview takes sushi over the top
The food at Shiawase Sushi Restaurant in Lakeview is hit or miss.
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Tsu Kiji Fish Market is no Tsukiji Fish Market
Another day, another Japanese restaurant with a sprawling, unfocused menu
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Ani: All-purpose Japanese for a neighborhood that can use it
Ani, Arami’s younger brother, brings all-purpose Japanese to Lakeview.
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Japonais by Morimoto: At the top of the sushi food chain
Japonais by Morimoto: At the top of the sushi food chain
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Runa Japanese: Dim sum at a sushi restaurant
Everything at Runa, a Japanese restaurant in Bucktown, is perfectly fine—from dim sum to sushi.
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Sayonara to Ginza, and Japanese River North
Remembering Ginza Restaurant, which will close on Saturday.
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Juno dreams of sushi
Juno, the post-Arami comeback from B.K. Park, is a work in progress.
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Bibimbap by Etsy at fast-casual Korean joint En Hakkore
A superabundance of vegetation overwhelms much on the menu at this Bucktown Korean spot.