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Sushi, sashimi & Japanese small plates plus sake & cocktails in a chic, minimalist setting.
Hours
| Monday | 4–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 4–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 4–10 PM |
| Thursday | 4–10 PM |
| Friday | 12–11 PM |
| Saturday | 4–11 PM |
| Sunday | 4–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 823 W Randolph St, Chicago, IL 60607
Phone: (312) 455-8238
Website: http://sushidokku.com/
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Reservations: tripleseat.com
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Reviews
Christina Huynh
I have been to the Booze Box downstairs, which is more loungey and dark. Its a nice vibe, not too dark. The service is fast. I really like the chef nigiri choices! They also have a full vegetarian menu!
… moreLana T
Walked in and got seated right away. Sitting at the bar was a good move as you can see the chef preparing the sushi. The ambiance inside is nice and cozy and when you come around 4pm on a regular weekday there’s not a lot of people. The sushi we had was great. We requested handrolls and they really made us handroll which was absolutely amazing.
The truffle hamachi hand-roll was by far my favorite it was fresh and nice and crispy. The next one we had was seared salmon and albacore which was so good. The fill the hand-roll to the brim. The Ecuador was really fresh and filled with flavors. We also got their Chefs dressed scallops nigiri which was so good and just melted in your mouth.
You must get the dessert which we got the green tea ice cream with the Fuji Fu apple cake and it was really good.
Reminded me of the Trivoli Tavern date cake.
Overall the chef were really nice and the service was great and very attentive. Their sister restaurant is Yokocho which has amazing rolls as well.
… moreThe truffle hamachi hand-roll was by far my favorite it was fresh and nice and crispy. The next one we had was seared salmon and albacore which was so good. The fill the hand-roll to the brim. The Ecuador was really fresh and filled with flavors. We also got their Chefs dressed scallops nigiri which was so good and just melted in your mouth.
You must get the dessert which we got the green tea ice cream with the Fuji Fu apple cake and it was really good.
Reminded me of the Trivoli Tavern date cake.
Overall the chef were really nice and the service was great and very attentive. Their sister restaurant is Yokocho which has amazing rolls as well.
linda murray
Hands down one of the most memorable sushi experiences I’ve had in Chicago. I popped into Dokku Sushi on a Monday evening for a quick bite and was completely blown away. The service—especially from David—was warm, attentive, and absolutely impeccable. He struck the perfect balance between professional and welcoming, making the whole experience feel elevated yet relaxed.
The scallop sushi in particular deserves special mention. The flavor was deep, delicate, and sophisticated—a beautiful balance of brine, sweetness, and umami that lingered in the best way. You could truly taste the freshness and care in every bite. The fresh water oysters had a kind of quiet complexity that made them stand out from anything else I’ve had in the city.
This is the kind of place that takes sushi seriously, and it shows in every detail—from the quality of the fish to the pacing of the meal. I’m already planning my return, and this time I’m going all in on their omakase experience. Can’t wait to see what else the chef has in store.
Dokku is a true gem in West Loop
… moreThe scallop sushi in particular deserves special mention. The flavor was deep, delicate, and sophisticated—a beautiful balance of brine, sweetness, and umami that lingered in the best way. You could truly taste the freshness and care in every bite. The fresh water oysters had a kind of quiet complexity that made them stand out from anything else I’ve had in the city.
This is the kind of place that takes sushi seriously, and it shows in every detail—from the quality of the fish to the pacing of the meal. I’m already planning my return, and this time I’m going all in on their omakase experience. Can’t wait to see what else the chef has in store.
Dokku is a true gem in West Loop
Dennis Padua
We came in a tuesday night and had drinks and sushi/nigiri, with edamame and deviled eggs. Great service at the bar and we loved the dragon and tarantula rolls. Thank you Sushi Dokku! They also have a bar downstairs we visited afterwards. Great spot in west loop for sushi.
… moreBrittany G
10 stars. I’ve been here 10-15 times at least, every time hits. The food is great, the music is amazing. Atmospheric and dark, but not pretentious. Boozeboxx underneath is a perfect first date spot. It’s just a perfect, vibey sushi restaurant. Best rolls are the miso salmon and hot daisy IMO.
… moreAshley S
Came for dinner and the sushi was amazing! Made reservations for the sushi bar and the view did not disappoint. The sushi chefs were busy making sushi from the time I arrived until I left!
I ordered a pear up cocktail and it’s spot on! Very delicious – made this my drink of the night.
I started with the miso soup and hamachi ponzu. I thoroughly enjoyed the hamachi ponzu and didn’t want the plate to end! Other items I ordered were: maguro, sake, and tako nigiri. The fish tasted very fresh and I enjoyed the chef dressed on the tako. I also ordered the seared salmon and albacore roll and enjoyed it as well. The pieces were a decent size and flavor combinations worked well together.
Overall, this is great spot for amazing sushi!
… moreI ordered a pear up cocktail and it’s spot on! Very delicious – made this my drink of the night.
I started with the miso soup and hamachi ponzu. I thoroughly enjoyed the hamachi ponzu and didn’t want the plate to end! Other items I ordered were: maguro, sake, and tako nigiri. The fish tasted very fresh and I enjoyed the chef dressed on the tako. I also ordered the seared salmon and albacore roll and enjoyed it as well. The pieces were a decent size and flavor combinations worked well together.
Overall, this is great spot for amazing sushi!
Susana Díaz
Sushidokku – A Hidden Gem in the West Loop! ✨
Sushidokku is one of those places where the price tag feels totally justified because the food is next-level. A solid 10/10 for sure!
Let’s talk about the drinks first – the pear up is a game-changer. Crisp, refreshing, and just what you need to start the meal off right. As for the food, the takoyaki (octopus) was packed with flavor, and the hamachi with ponzu sauce is so fresh, we had to order it twice. The Ecuador Roll is massive and definitely worth every bite – you’re going to want that on your table. The tataki tuna was good but the japanese mustard has a kick I was not expecting. And do yourself a favor and save room for the matcha cheesecake… it’s a showstopper.
Service? Hands down the best waitress we’ve had in a while. Super attentive and genuinely made the experience feel special. The location is perfect for a date or a small gathering with friends in the West Loop. The ambiance is relaxed but chic – soft lighting, great music, and a vibe that’s not too loud, so you can actually enjoy your meal.
One thing to note – the place is small and gets crowded fast, so reservation is definitely recommended. In fact, getting a table can be insanely difficult (we booked a month ahead), so if you’re planning to visit, definitely book beforehand. It’s worth the effort, but you’ll want to plan if you’re coming for a few days.
It’s also on the pricier side – expect to spend around $100 per person, which includes a bottle of sake. But trust me, it’s worth every penny for the quality of food and the overall experience.
A heads-up: there’s just one girl’s bathroom, so there might be a wait. The food came out super fast, which was a nice surprise, but it did get a bit chilly – we had to stay inside instead of enjoying the outdoor seating that day.
Overall, Sushidokku is definitely worth the splurge. Amazing food, incredible drinks, and an atmosphere that’ll make you want to stay a little longer.
… moreSushidokku is one of those places where the price tag feels totally justified because the food is next-level. A solid 10/10 for sure!
Let’s talk about the drinks first – the pear up is a game-changer. Crisp, refreshing, and just what you need to start the meal off right. As for the food, the takoyaki (octopus) was packed with flavor, and the hamachi with ponzu sauce is so fresh, we had to order it twice. The Ecuador Roll is massive and definitely worth every bite – you’re going to want that on your table. The tataki tuna was good but the japanese mustard has a kick I was not expecting. And do yourself a favor and save room for the matcha cheesecake… it’s a showstopper.
Service? Hands down the best waitress we’ve had in a while. Super attentive and genuinely made the experience feel special. The location is perfect for a date or a small gathering with friends in the West Loop. The ambiance is relaxed but chic – soft lighting, great music, and a vibe that’s not too loud, so you can actually enjoy your meal.
One thing to note – the place is small and gets crowded fast, so reservation is definitely recommended. In fact, getting a table can be insanely difficult (we booked a month ahead), so if you’re planning to visit, definitely book beforehand. It’s worth the effort, but you’ll want to plan if you’re coming for a few days.
It’s also on the pricier side – expect to spend around $100 per person, which includes a bottle of sake. But trust me, it’s worth every penny for the quality of food and the overall experience.
A heads-up: there’s just one girl’s bathroom, so there might be a wait. The food came out super fast, which was a nice surprise, but it did get a bit chilly – we had to stay inside instead of enjoying the outdoor seating that day.
Overall, Sushidokku is definitely worth the splurge. Amazing food, incredible drinks, and an atmosphere that’ll make you want to stay a little longer.
Nati Román
Good sushi in Fulton Market! Its very tasty and generous portions. The tuna nigiri was really good and the pork gyozas as appetizer a great choice. I have some seafood allergies so the server suggested nice recommendations. Good location too.
… moreEstelle Parent
Fantastic sushi spot in Chicago!
Doku serves excellent, fresh sushi that truly satisfies. The service is fast and efficient, making it perfect for a quick bite or a relaxed meal. Great quality, great taste — a must-visit for sushi lovers in the city!
… moreDoku serves excellent, fresh sushi that truly satisfies. The service is fast and efficient, making it perfect for a quick bite or a relaxed meal. Great quality, great taste — a must-visit for sushi lovers in the city!
o0 MasterPiece 0o
Sushi at this place is okay to me, not anything special. The place has a good vibe, but it has been torn down already. I was here for dinner and been seat at the basement the host was not really welcome he was rushing in the back for smt, the seat I seat in was womble after change to another seat it is still. The host refused to help us, he said other seat what reservation but later on when my friends came they were seating there and of course they don’t have reservation:)).
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