Tsukiji sushi bar r

My drinks was strong! My food was fast and very good. I got to try something new. Fried Octopus Meatballs. I enjoyed the art decor, music and setting. Its a good date night spot. The service was friendly, i was happy with my experience. The menu selection is really big so i will go back to try out the many other dishes! Meal for 1!

Love this place! Margaritas were terrific... unique flavors with fresh lime juice and house made syrups (we tried tamarind and hibiscus... both were delicious) Very personalized service from owners. Ordered a few rolls for the table and each of them was great. Also had a member of our party that was not wild about sushi. He ordered chicken with garlic fried rice and said it was great. Will absolutely go back. Thanks for a great evening!

I had the best time at Tsukiji. The owners are absolute sweethearts, and it’s very clear they genuinely care about the guest experience. While we sampled a little bit of everything on the menu, there wasn’t an item that we didn’t love. Pro tip: the lobster wontons are a MUST. Tsukiji also has some great happy hour deals, so I will definitely be back for more!

Was visiting Chicago and found this spot. When we got there it seemed like a cool sushi spot and I was really looking forward to it. The drinks were not that good. They tasted very sugary. The appetizers were good, but the service was terrible. Our waitress, Jess who was also the restaurant manager was terrible. She barely checked on our table. We were waiting there almost two hours before our one sushi roll came out. Then the next rolls came out about 20 minutes later and the waitress who brought it out didn’t even know what roll it was. It should be noted that tables that arrived after us were getting all their rolls before us, and not one at a time they were getting multiple rolls at once. It was at this time I asked our waitress Jess to cancel the remaining rolls and to give me the check. First she said she had to check with kitchen to see if she could cancel the rolls. Which is ridiculous if a customer wants to cancel an order they can, that’s how any other normal restaurant is ran. Then magically our remaining rolls were suddenly ready, and they said they couldn’t cancel them but they could pack them up to go for us. Then Jess said why don’t you want the rolls and why do you need to leave, do you have an emergency? I explained it was the service, I didn’t feel like going back and forth with the restaurant manager so I just paid the bill and left. If they are that hard pressed where they can’t cancel three rolls, let them have it. Based on the their customer service they won’t be in business much longer anyway. The sushi itself was decent, but the customer service was terrible. They need to hire a real restaurant manager that knows how to properly run a restaurant, if they want any chance at being successful