
Signature maki & Japanese fusion fare with global accents in a bright modern space with BYOB.
Hours
| Monday | 4–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 4–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 4–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 4–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 4–10 PM |
| Saturday | 4–10 PM |
| Sunday | 4–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2507 W Fullerton Ave, Chicago, IL 60647
Phone: (773) 772-4412
Website: http://www.chicagosakura.com/?utm_source=gmb&utm_medium=website
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Here’s what happened next:
– We were told that we couldn’t order directly from him unless we were paying cash; we had to order pick up from an app and pay on there or pay with Zelle. Odd, but ok, fine.
– Rolls came out first and they were small and not great
– My husband asked where the bathroom was and the guy seemed blindsided by the question, told him to hang on, and came back to say we couldn’t use the bathroom bc his son had made a mess with soap in there earlier…?
– We were still waiting on the Nigiri and decided to take it to go and we’d already paid for the whole meal on the app.
-There were items missing from our order when we got home.
Genuinely wondering if this place is a front? It seemed like he wasn’t really up for customers, so whatever is going on, I wish them well, but this is not the way to conduct business.
My boyfriend and I decided we wanted to have a fun night and get sushi since we hadn’t had it in a while. We searched for a modest joint within walking distance of Logan square. This popped up as an option, so we headed there.
Upon entering the place, things seemed very unassuming. A couple of booths, some of which are unavailable because they are used for take out. Dim lighting, old paper menus, and notably empty. We hesitantly sat by down wondering what we had run into. We ordered edamame and thought about leaving once we had finished the appetizer.
As we were searching for a new place to go to the owner noticed and came up to us and said “hey I know when you see a place like this and it’s empty, you don’t usually think the stuff is good. But trust me, give us a chance and you won’t be disappointed”.
We took him at his word. I order the chirashi which comes with miso soup and my bf order a couple of roles and a deep fried soft shell crab app.
One sip of the miso soup and I realized this place was different. I’d never had such rich, flavorful miso soup ever. Even at much “fancier” and most established places. My bf loved his soft shell crab (his first time ever having it) which came with a lovely soy dipping sauce.
Then our mains came and we were stunned not only at the apparent freshness of the ingredients but the beautiful display which I’ve attached in the images here. The flavor of the fish and rolls were delicate, flavorful, and unique. We happily devoured and savored the whole meal.
The owner came back. “How was it?” “Oh you were so right”. It was hands down some of the best sushi I’ve had in Chicago. The owner is even more generous. As a thank you for taking a chance on the place he gave us some free mochi.
He also told us that this establishment has been around for over 15 years and I’m not surprised. Looks can be deceiving but the service and the food speaks for itself here.
My boyfriend and I left with our heart very full. Feeling like we had found a little corner of Chicago that was so special it has to be shared with the world.
Looking for a chill evening with fantastic food, please please please check out Sakura Sushi Bar. I can’t wait to go again