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    Miru

    4.3 (327 reviews)
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    Open 7:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Espresso Martini
    Leland L.

    Finally returned here 3 years later for lunch so updating my review! Views are excellent obviously and so is the service. Favorite dishes were the sizzling mushroom rice, shishito peppers, and rainbow roll, but loved everything! Great spot for upscale sushi.

    Interior
    Sean Y.

    It's all about the views! Miru is one of the newer sushi restaurants relatively uncompetitive sushi scene in Chicago, and it hits the spots for those interested in classy ambience and jaw dropping views. The sushi is phenomenal, as were our drinks... but the other entrees are disappointing. The karaage and duck yakisoba in particular in quality could be from any corner restaurant in Chicago. The service lends itself more casual, and I noticed they were consistently quite slow to clear our table. I don't think people come here for the food as much as the views. Overlooking Streeterville from this angle and vantage was truly jaw dropping and for this reason I still strongly recommend Miru.

    Chef's Selection 36 pieces.
    Brooke S.

    Had an awesome time at Miru. We had a private room for my friend's birthday and Matthew S. took care of us. He was very helpful with the menu, timely, and had a great personality which made for a fun experience. There were 7 of us and we have the 36 piece sushi of the Chefs selection, we ordered the mushroom fried rice, shrimp fried rice, hamachi and lemon, and octopus... one thing was better than the next. It was more than enough food. We all had about 2 drinks as well and we all were pleasantly surprised by the bill. Super fresh and tasty seafood. We will all definitely be back!

    Bluefin Tuna & Crispy Shiso

    We went early, tough decision to sit in or out but we sat in right next to the window, stunning views of course. Great server, my cocktail was over top, like an elevated Pisco sour , so beautiful! Numerous delicious courses but the spring rolls were at the top! Or was it the eggplant... We would pass on the mushroom/rice dish next time because while it was good, there are numerous other very flavorful options

    Alex J.

    The service was great and went above and beyond helping us celebrate my brother's internship and summer in the city. Always a favorite spot for a big night out. Food is delicious and hits every time. Seems to have a rotating menu so there's always new and different items. Also if you can snag a rooftop terrace spot, do it- views are excellent!

    Nikki S.

    Ive been here more times than I can count and its easily one of my favorite sushi spots in the city I was just there last Friday with a friend and once again everything was perfect from the attentive seamless service to how beautifully each dish was presented Every bite was delicious I also love the modern design of the restaurant and the incredible views of Chicago it really adds to the whole experience The space has an intimate relaxed vibe that keeps me coming back Definitely one of those places I will be visiting again very soon

    Tokyo breakfast
    Yutao Z.

    I thoroughly enjoyed my dining experience at Miru. We were visiting Chicago for a short trip, and with so many excellent dining options, choosing where to eat wasn't easy. I almost decided to save Miru for our next visit, but I'm glad I made time for breakfast here on our departure day. Located inside the St. Regis Chicago, the restaurant offers beautiful views. The service was excellent--attentive, friendly, and professional. I ordered the Tokyo Breakfast. The salmon was perfectly cooked and paired beautifully with rice, a soft-poached egg, and salmon roe. The miso soup was slightly salty on its own, but it worked surprisingly well when enjoyed with the rice toward the end of the meal. Overall, a memorable breakfast experience. I'd love to return and try the lunch or dinner menu on my next trip to Chicago.

    Nigiri
    Zoya S.

    Had the best anniversary dinner at Miru. I highly recommend this place everything we ordered was incredible. My favorite was the chefs choice nigiri and the dessert. So unique and incredible flavors. Our server was so helpful with the recommendations as well. We will definitely be back:)

    Christy K.

    Miru has a gorgeous view. It is located at the top of the The St. Regis Chicago, and the scenery alone makes it worth visiting. It is a great spot for tourists, especially if you are staying at the hotel. We walked in around 4pm on a Tuesday and had no wait at all. It was pretty empty at that time. The sunset views are stunning and it is such a beautiful place to take photos. That was definitely the highlight. As for the food, the sushi was just okay. The fish cuts were on the smaller side and the ingredients did not taste particularly high quality, so it felt a bit underwhelming. Service was fine. Nothing amazing, but not bad either. Overall, I would come back for the view and vibes, but not necessarily for the sushi itself.

    Golden Hour and Campari-San
    Cady D.

    Miru is located on the 11th floor inside of the St. Regis hotel in downtown Chicago. I went the Friday before Valentine's Day with my boyfriend to celebrate. We had reservations for 4:30pm, but they wanted to accommodate our request for a window seat so our table wouldn't be ready until 5pm, which was perfect. We each got a cocktail at the bar while we waited for our seat. We ordered the golden hour and the campari-san. The view is stunning and everything was so delicious. The dishes are small, so it's perfect for sharing a variety of different items. We ordered the edamame, broccolini, A5 wagyu nigiri, hamachi, chicken karaage, smoked pork belly skewer, wild mushroom sizzling rice, and duck yakisoba. The pork belly is so soft it literally melts in your mouth. I also loved the broccolini. For dessert, we got the black sesame mochi, and all the flavors and textures worked perfectly together. If you're looking for an elegant restaurant with beautiful views, friendly staff, and amazing modern Japanese food, I highly suggest Miru.

    Miso Black Cod
    Yining D.

    Came here for restaurant week with a group of friends. Parking through spothero is the way to go, but the lot is a little difficult to find. For the restaurant week menu, we got to make our own hand rolls which was probably my favorite part. The welcome sip was a nice fruity touch. The miso cod was a very small portion, not sure if the regular meal had a larger portion but the restaurant week portion was a small square. The steak was more filling and the dipping sauce went really well with the meat. The mushroom rice was a little watery and underwhelming for me. The yakisoba smelled really good but flavor wise was lacking. The dessert reminded me of a mango sticky rice, but rice pudding version. Food was decent but not super mind blowing. It was $60 for a 4 course meal which was a great deal, but not super filling. The atmosphere is really great for a fancy get together or date night. The St Regis is beautiful and the restaurant itself had lovely blueish green tiles. Bathrooms were clean and spacious.

    Kit C.

    Sadly I'd have to give this restaurant a 3 stars for its pancake and view only. My friend was racing about this place so much I was very excited to try but it was quiet a disappointment. First, the rice on the maki is hard and not exactly sushi rice. The fish isn't fresh and I didn't taste any sweetness or fattyness from the chu toro. The crispy rice was tasty but nothing special. We loved the pancake with its fluffiness and delicious yuzu flavor topping. Service was professional but not the best. The only great thing about this is the location and view.

    Duck Yakisoba
    Erica B.

    Another great experience at Miru. Great food a great drinks. I really loved the Jules Taylor Sauv Blanc they had and the service was great, especially for a larger group with a last minute reservation. The grilled avocado is still my favorite starter with a not too spicy chili soy sauce. The edamame is classic and salty and the shishito peppers, which I'm often not a fan of, were actually delicious. The spicy bluefin tuna crispy rice was pretty disappointing and the rice sort of got stuck in my teeth. I LOVED the smoked pork belly skewers - so soft and tender and flavorful. The duck yakisoba was really good too. The tako (octopus) skewers were fine. The chicken karaage was just slightly upscale chicken nuggets. Both Makis we got were SUPER tasty. The Miru Rainbow was an explosion of different tastes and the Triple Tuna was fatty and yummy. The Otoro nigiri was also really yummy, but very pricey. The chocolate silk tart was my favorite dessert - chocolate lat and creamy with just a little matcha flavor. I did like the Miru-ishi too but more for concept and texture than taste.

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    Gaijin may be a small restaurant, but it makes a big impression the second you walk in. The dining…read moreroom isn't huge, but it has this lively energy that makes it feel exciting instead of crowded. I even was able to watch the chefs cooking just a few feet away. I could hear the sizzling from the grill, smell the food cooking, and by that point I was more than ready to eat. Our server was really nice and gave us a bunch of recommendations. Everything sounded good, but I ended up going with the Pork Belly Yakisoba. This dish was packed with flavor. The noodles had that smoky, slightly charred taste, and they were coated in just enough sauce to make every bite rich. The sauce brought a nice balance of savory, a little sweetness, and plenty of umami that soaked into the noodles. The pork belly was easily the best part. It was incredibly tender and juicy, with just enough fat that it practically melted in your mouth. Every piece had those caramelized edges that added even more flavor. Then you get the crunch from the cabbage and bean sprouts, the freshness from the scallions, and the little nutty flavor from the sesame that tied everything together. Hahaha I'd definitely come back. This is one of those dishes that sticked with me long after I left.

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    SUSHI-SAN

    4.3
    (1.3k reviews)
    0.7 mi
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    My husband went to Sushi-San on a work trip. He enjoyed the experience so much that he recommended…read moreI give the place a try on my trip to Chicago. Candidly it wasn't on my to-do, but the restaurant happened to be on my route back to my hotel and I hadn't had dinner yet. I walked into the restaurant, and there was a spot open right at the bar waiting for me. I think it was meant to be. Loved the vibe of the restaurant, which was casual but trendy. Best part of all was the music. My ears perked up when I heard Hieroglyphics - The Who... A Plus Remix. Instantly felt "at home" with the underground, old school hip hop. Compliments to their curated Pandora playlist. I ordered the the spicy scallop roll, super san roll, and sawara (Spanish mackerel) nigiri. The spicy scallop roll was my favorite. The super san roll was a mix of their toro with varying fattiness. I appreciated that you could order half rolls at Sushi-San, which came out to 5 pieces instead of 10. This was more than enough food for me. The sawara was buttery and fresh. If you don't like the "fishiness" of saba, you'll enjoy sawara. Lastly, overall customer service was great. The food came out incredibly fast. The bartender who assisted me was awesome. He was attentive and personable.

    Solid sushi spot in River North that does the job and has good ambiance, but doesn't blow me out of…read morethe water as the best sushi ever. I came with a friend for lunch during the week and they have a somewhat decent lunch special (for today's standards when factoring the cost of living and inflation). We took advantage of that and ordered the 3 combo platter per person so we got 6 total items since there was two of us. The highlights for us were three yellowtail yuzu sushi as well as the salmon rice bowl. The miso soup that came out first wasn't that great. It was overly salty. My friend who is from Japan that I ate with said this place was ok for American standards but not at all great compared to anything in Japan lol.

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    Kyuramen - Downtown Chicago

    4.2
    (639 reviews)
    0.6 mi
    $$

    While in town on a business trip, I was looking for a quick, filling dinner close to my hotel and…read morecame across Kyuramen--a new addition to the River North restaurant scene with fantastic reviews. The staff was incredibly friendly, and the service was excellent throughout my visit. It's a great spot whether you're going with a group or dining solo, which made me feel right at home. My waitress recommended the Katsuobushi Pork Ramen for its rich, thick broth and unique, thick-cut pork belly. Her suggestion was completely spot on! The creamy broth and pork belly were delicious. If you're looking to step outside the usual ramen lineup, give the Katsuobushi Pork Ramen a try--I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. I also ordered the Takoyaki, which was fantastic as well. Highly recommended!

    All right let's talk about this hyped place. We saw a lot…read moreof reels when it first opened in LA and we were rlly curious about the omurice as you know, it is rlly hard to find in the US. Good ones, I mean. I'm sorry to say, the rice kinda ruined it all. The rice was jasmine rice, and ngl I could feel the rice grains while chewing and it is not as soft and fluffy as I imagined it would be. For context, i did had a lot of variety of omurice, so you know comparison is in place. Drinks are great, btw but The katsu is so dry. We had much better. The yakitori are passable. The sticks, why are they so dirty? At least clean the handle so we don't have to clean our fingers every single time we pick them up. Anyhoo. We prolly won't come back again, service is great tho, seats are super moody.

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    Shang Noodle - Chicago

    4.3
    (502 reviews)
    0.4 mi
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    We were in Chicago for a really quick trip and passed this restaurant as we walked downtown. We…read morethought it looked interesting, so we popped in. It was a very quaint but contemporarily designed space with neutral tones. The staff was very friendly, and we were seated immediately having beat the work crowd. For drinks, I had the Take It Easy, and my friend had the Purple Paradise. I usually go straight for wine but opted for a mixed drink this time. Both of our drinks were great choices. For dinner, we each tried something different and opted for the spring rolls appetizer, the King Mushroom Chicken, Singapore Vermicelli Noodle and Spicy Chili Shrimp with a side of fried rice. Everyone loved their meals. They were absolutely delicious! I had the vermicelli dish, and I couldn't have asked for a better mix of ingredients. It was a little spicy but not too much. The service was great, and our server made solid recommendations across the board. There were many dishes to try, and if I lived in Chicago, this is definitely a place I'd return again.

    The food is good, but the customer service could be better…read more We came here as a group of 6 to celebrate a special occasion and were very excited to celebrate with good food. We were only seated at the table for 45 minutes, and 10 minutes after our last dish came out, management came over and asked if we could leave so they could seat another party since the restaurant was full. This was very disappointing because it seems like the restaurant prioritizes profits over the customer experience.

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    4.3
    (9k reviews)
    0.4 mi
    $$$

    My new favorite restaurant! the food is DELICIOUS and the staff was incredible. I don't give…read morereviews much but just loved it here so I had to :)

    This place had a line that went out of the door during the multiple times I've crossed the…read moreMagnificent Mile bridge in Chicago. Made last minute reservations for brunch next day after the infamous architecture tour. It was quiet as we've put in an early morning. All the more better to savor all intricate dishes from start to finish. Like the name, The Purple Pig, their specialty is pork dishes so majority of our orders were this. Daily special of the bone marrow bacon jam toast - glazed, slippery off the bone, savory and sweet. Always love a good bone marrow dish to get the sweetness off it. This was so good that there were bits of the marrow and jam left stuck to the bone, I took a piece of the toast and scooped the bone dry. Nothing left for anyone to attack this. Non pork dishes were the Mushroom 3 ways and Spanish octopus. Mushroom dish was savory with all the coated sauces elevating this. Spanish octopus was kicked lightly and easily can bite in to enjoy the tender and charred portions. But the award went to my main course - the braised pork shoulder with saffron, apricots and Swiss chard. Aside from the rippable pork meat when dining on it, the sauces fused together on this dish elevated it and had everyone coming back for more. I needed an official Chicago culinary experience and found it at The Purple Pig without a doubt.

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    RAMEN-SAN

    4.0
    (3.3k reviews)
    0.7 mi
    $$

    Boston and New York are famous for their ramen, and as a Bostonian, I couldn't help but feel a bit…read morebiased. But honestly, this was one of the best experiences I've had! The food was exceptional, the service was superb, and the atmosphere was just wonderful. The place has a charming rustic vibe, with projectors on the wall playing anime and movies, creating a lively and cultural ambiance that feels so inviting. The food... it truly was one of the best ramens I've ever tasted in my life. The menu offers a great variety for vegetarians, vegans, and meat lovers alike. I tried the dry sake, which reminded me of Prosecco: delicately bubbly and lovely to sip. I've tasted better sake, but it paired perfectly with my meal. My cousin chose the spirit-free cocktails, especially the Rose Mallow rosemary syrup, yuzu, mint, and hibiscus ginger beer. He gave it a 6.5 out of 10 because the mint and ginger were a bit strong, but if you enjoy those flavors, it could be just right for you. Meanwhile, my goddaughter ordered the Thank Yuzu, a refreshing blend of pineapple, yuzu lemonade, and cilantro, which she rated an 8.5 out of 10. She loved it, though she said the pineapple was quite strong and overshadowed the yuzu lemonade. Still, she declared it a great drink with her trusty young palate. My godmother enjoyed the sparkling water with lemon, simple and refreshingly perfect. We started with some delicious appetizers. The Pork Belly Bao Buns were a hit: tender, juicy pork with spicy mayo and kimchi cucumber, earning a perfect 10/10. The buns were soft and flavorful. We also shared the Sticky Thai Wings: five crispy chicken wings tossed in a sweet chili sauce, served with pickled Japanese daikon radish and lime. My godmother loved them, giving a 10/10, saying they had just the right amount of heat and crunch with a savory finish. The Chicken and Vegetable Gyoza were quite tasty, scoring an 8/10; they were crunchy and flavorful, although I felt something was slightly missing from the flavor. The highlight was definitely the ramen. My godmother chose the Chicken Shio classic chicken broth with chicken chashu, butter corn, scallions, molten egg, and nori. She rated it a 9/10, praising the flavors but mentioning that the broth could use a little more depth. My cousin, my goddaughter, and I all enjoyed the 10-hour Tonkotsu, the traditional broth with chashu and molten egg. It was an absolute favorite! I added bok choy and a side of sesame chili, and every bite was heavenly. My goddaughter added xoxo wontons, which were an excellent pair with her ramen. The broth was rich and flavorful, the pork was incredibly tender, practically melting in my mouth, and the noodles were perfectly bouncy, silky, and flavorful. I finished my bowl without even realizing how delicious it was. Plus, they offer unlimited noodle refills for just $5! This spot is a solid 10/10 in my book. I'd even come to Chicago just for these noodles again. Truly a happy, satisfied group! Photo credits: Kamilla M Recommendations: A.M

    I finally got to try on a busy night. The hostess did an amazing job handling the crowd and was…read morehonest about wait time which was really appreciated. The ambiance is really fun and casual although it's incredibly loud. Service was great except for how poorly they handled that amount of covers. Receiving half empty cups of water for 45 minutes is unacceptable for how much you can expect to pay per person. Similarly, getting individual plates only after the last call AND after we're done eating was a bit shocking to me. The food was below average too which makes this a very hard pass for me next time. From everything we ordered the bang bang shrimp and nuggets did stand out but just weren't enough for how frankly disappointing everything else was.

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