Yuzu Sushi & Robata Grill

WOW, what a delicious dinner!! I haven’t been here in 5-6+ years, but then I saw a picture of their moriawase sashimi set on their Instagram and immediately scheduled a dinner with my sushi-loving friend here. Initially my friend and I were each going to get our own set ($90 each), but the server recommended we share one set and also get the Ume bowl. Great suggestion! The Ume bowl had at least a dozen pieces of sashimi on top of a bed of amazingly seasoned sushi rice (server specifically pointed that out the rice was seasoned with soy already). Both the Mori set and Ume bowl were delicious, and we were pretty full. The owner came by to check on us and we complimented us on how great everything was. Later he brought us each a tasting portion of their new snow crab & scallop bowls. We also

Hubby took me here for St Valentines day and at the beginning I thought this was not going to be a good idea because we didn't have reservations and all restaurants were full for the special day. We waited for like 30-40 min hoping some will no show, I am so glad we decided to wait cause it was worth it. I was very impress with the whole experience, from the waiter to the food our time there were whole new vibes.. Waiter was so funny and despite being super busy, he was very attentive and friendly. Now about the food, we ordered so many items and each were SOOOOO DELICIOUS from the beef short ribs & chicken satay Robata to their fabulous sushi, everything was perfect. They have a full bar so we ordered some mezcal drink and a St Valentines special drink waiter recommended and even those

Unique Sushi flavors and combinations you can't get anywhere else. Their smoked fish and fried rolls are so good and each roll is a packed with fresh fish

Yuzu Sushi is an upscale sushi restaurant in West Town, Chicago that serves unique and quirky “sushi art” as part of its fare. I really enjoyed my meal here. Right off the bat, I will say that the restaurant gets very crowded, very quickly. In my opinion, this restaurant is too small for the amount of business it gets. (But maybe the small cozy vibe is part of the appeal? I’m not sure.) Overcrowdedness aside, the space itself was clean and well-organized, which I appreciated. The crowd meant we had to wait about 20–30 minutes for a table, but honestly, that wasn’t too bad for a Saturday night. The appetizers were good and the sushi was fresh, but the flavors were just not there for me. I enjoyed it, but it didn’t blow me away. It’s just good sushi with some nice art pieces on the side (

Hadn’t been here since after pandemic and I have to come more often. The food and drinks are super delicious and their desserts are my favorite because they’re not super sweet. Everyone is super sweet too. Their sushi reminds me of high end restaurants ones, like novikov miami. Neighborhood gem that hope to have for a very long time. Their little art on the tray rolls melts my heart too. One of my favorite places to go to for sure and i go to many.