This place is delicious and great if you're looking for new sushi to try. The staff are very…read moreattentive and everything is served fresh. Try anything on the menu! The restaurant setting is not huge, but it's very cozy overall for any occasion.

Very pleasant atmosphere, good food and respectful personnel. It's a tiny hole in the wall place…read moreI'd never expect to have a good experience at. Definitely recommend. We had sashimi entree and a bunch of specialty rolls. Everything was very good. Even a Philadelphia roll our kid ordered. Good miso soup, too. My FIL ate all of his sushi roll - and he avoids sushi at all cost :)

My husband found Hikari first and insisted we visit. I didn't even know about Eat Street Crossing,…read moreso the whole thing was new to me. So Eat Street Crossing is a food hall, with lots of different fun food vendors. There's a "host" stand at the front, but it's not really a traditional restaurant. I think the person at the stand is just there to help with questions and directions. So anyway, the sushi bar is right in front of you as you walk in. You order at the counter, are given a little buzzer and wait for your food. We went for lunch and when we arrived, there was just one guy behind the counter. We perused them menu and ordered: a trio of handrolls (what a deal at $18), the audi roll and the hikari roll. I thought we might have under-ordered, but it was plenty of food. The one dude behind the counter was in the unenviable position of having to prepare food while also taking orders. He managed it though, and our food was ready in a reasonable amount of time. The sushi was delicious. The fish was very fresh, the other ingredients also very fresh. The hand rolls were unique in that they are actual rolls that look more like logs than the traditional cone. But still delicious nonetheless. If I had any feedback at all on the sushi itself, it would be that the rolls were SO large that honestly I had trouble eating some of the pieces in a single bite. The rolls were pretty wide circumference wise and the pieces were generously thick. But they were very close to too large. I kept looking around to see if anyone was noticing my very poor sushi eating etiquette as I tried to deal with this. Fortunately, everyone was busy with their own stuff. We happened to sit pretty close to the host stand and I asked the guy there what the building used to be ... it's obviously old, with huge wooden beams way up in the rafters and lots of cool staircases running up to what I assume would have been at least the third level back in the day. He told me they used to paint big giant banners/signs in the building. I just thought that was a really cool piece of trivia. Anyway, loved the food, loved the design of the actual restaurant. I was obsessed with the graphic hanging on the wall and the cute goldfish hanging from the ceiling. My only true complaint is that the EDM music was pumped up way too loud for this old lady and her old ears. But other than that, totally enjoyable. Will definitely return.

I'll lead with the no biggies. To pay $4 for a Diet Coke that someone has to get from the back…read morethat is warm, need to find your own ice and glass that has no carbonation or flavor and noted to have an expiration date from 18 Months ago. Of course the place where you have to do everything yourself also wants a 20 percent tip but that's not the hill I can die on for this review because everything else was terrible. Dude wasn't sure which order was mine when I came up to get it so who knows right? But it was garbage sushi. Truly. No freshness and really weird. It looked very odd but both the freshness and flavor was off. I've had sushi many places and this was inedible. And so expensive for no service! I paid $40 to not eat or drink anything and to be satisfied by a Burger King stop. I'd be so curious as to what this place think it did well. Service? Nope. Quality anything? Nope. At one point someone took my chopsticks away but left the garbage sushi. So she saw I wasn't eating it, took my utensils away but left the garbage sushi. Was I supposed to just motor boat it! Terrible. From Beginning to end. Horrible.

Working downtown, finding a spot thats quick and affordable isnt necessarily one in the same but I…read morelove Sushi Takatsu due to its centralized location within the Skyway (in the Baker Building), their quaint yet simple storefront, and their amazing lunch specials. If you get there before the noon hour lunch hour (or have a later lunch), you can avoid the 15+ minute line and be out in under 5 minutes with a freshly premade sushi bowl (with miso soup for 50 cents more) as a filling midday meal for a little under $12. If you have a heartier budget and a little more time, their friendly staff and quick service will get you one of their fresh, melt-in-your-mouth specialty roles that will have you returning back again and again.

Fast pace, good sushi, friendly people…read more The only place in the building with a line during lunch time so I was curious and now I know why it's so popular it's delicious! I got the D combo but I'll definitely try the udon next time! This location is to go style- no formal seating and the line moves fast.

Our FAVORITE sushi spot for over 4 years!! We used to live nearby, but moved and chose to travel…read moreback for Valentine's Day (we love it that much). Whether you're looking for freshly made sushi, a great glass of wine, or an intimate date night spot, Kiki can definitely provide them all! While I've never been the biggest fan of seafood, Kiki Bistro offers a wide variety of both raw and cooked sushi options to suit everyone's pallet. If sushi isn't so much your thing. Our server and all of the employees were wonderful. Can't say enough good things

I decided to give this restaurant a chance after a bad experience many years ago but unfortunately…read morethe quality still seems the same. The Pink Leopard Roll was more rice than filling and all but the mackerel and eel was really tough and chewy. I've had many sashimi platters and never had to throw away half my dinner because the quality was so bad.

FujiSushi was not what I expected. So, I want to prep you for it…read more First, the sushi is really good for the price. I was impressed by the quality and taste, considering most rolls were half the price of what I'd expect in Chicagoland. Second, you should know that this isn't a full service restaurant- you won't get plates or cups - they basically provide take out boxes and cans/bottles, but you can eat it there at a simple table. Third, it is very clean and the staff is pleasant. Even though it is not a fully serviced sit down restaurant, they take care of you. I would definitely come back, but I'd probably just order it to go and find a scenic place to eat it or take it to a friend's place to enjoy together.

We stopped by Fuji Sushi to grab some food before heading over to Bald Man Brewing, and it ended up…read morebeing the perfect pre-game meal. We ordered the "Special Box" combo, which came with four full rolls: salmon avocado, tuna avocado, crab avocado, and a smoked salmon cream cheese roll. Everything was incredibly fresh, delicious, and seriously filling. On top of that, the packaging was excellent--everything was boxed beautifully, and they didn't skimp on the condiments or utensils. Getting four high-quality rolls for around $20 is an absolute steal of a value. We will definitely be returning soon!

I've given this place three chances and the third chance just really pissed me off…read more I ordered a curry rice bowl with karaage. The karaage was spongy and mushy, not crispy like properly fried chicken is supposed to be. But the rice? That was the fkn worst part of it. They served me old rice that was dry, hard, and mostly in one clump. Like you guys couldn't serve me fresh rice? Do you guys even make fresh rice? I would be hesitant to serve this food to a prisoner, but you MFs charged me money for this $hit? F*ck this place!

JK's table is randomly located in an office building off the beaten path. There is a main entrance…read morefrom outside the office building and plenty of parking out front. Inside is tiny. You enter right where you order, so usually you have to go around people in tight quarters. I'd recommend ordering online because there isn't a ton of waiting space for to-go orders. They have a mixed menu of American and asian, so they have something for everyone. I tried the curry udon noodle soup with fried chicken and the Philly roll. The soup was alright! Very strong curry with a slight kick but nothing spicy. I'm not the biggest fan of udon noodles because of the texture but it fit well with the broth. You get a huge portion size as well. The Philly roll was nothing special and the salmon was warm (I like it chilled). Prices are cheap and who doesn't love that! I love their menu and want to come back and try some other things!

Although we had to wait a little longer than usual, it was worth it. One of the best sushi I ever…read morehad.

Starter (Tempura) was great...but my Ai Carumba roll was TERRIBLE. Warm, wet fish (yes big chunks…read moreof warm, wet salmon and warm, wet tuna) ... an overall Very Soggy mess. Couldn't pick it up without it falling into pieces-- the nori was WET. I think it sat under the lights while the other entrees for my table were being prepared. Yuk...and at $28 bucks! Please do better, Sushi Fix!

A very lovely dining experience for a date night! The restaurant is not big, but plenty of seating…read moreaccommodations. We ordered the sushi combo for 2 and it was a great amount of food for 2 people. I love the variety of sashimi and sushi - plenty of variety and great numbers to split down the middle. Comes in a cute sushi boat for an elevated experience. Prices were competitive with other sushi spots, and taste very fresh. Will definitely be back!

Came here for a late lunch to satisfy a sushi craving. The place looks typical for a sushi…read morerestaurant and service was quick and friendly. Their lunch specials are a good deal. 3 of us had the 2 roll special for $14.99 - and each roll was decent sized and we loved that there was only a thin layer of rice. One had the sushi & sashimi combo lunch which came with 6 sashimi, 4 sushi and crab roll - the sashimi was sliced thicker than other places we've been to and tasted really fresh! Don't sleep on their miso soup...so good! We left happy and very satisfied!