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2008 Eat Out Awards
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WOODEN YOU LIKE SOME SUSHI Only 20 people at a time get to enjoy the fishy vittles at Sushi Wabi.Photo: Mireya AciertoBest Sushi
Sushi WabiOther nominees: Katsu, Kaze, Meiji, Mirai, Tank, Tsuki
In the almost ten years since Sushi Wabi has been open, sushi restaurants of varying prices and styles have popped up all over the city. But this small, sleek space hasn’t lost its appeal. The 20-seat sushi bar allows diners to watch the masters at work while they artfully prepare maki and nigiri. Presentation is king at this scene-y restaurant, so opt for the show-stoppers such as the Tarantula roll (soft-shell crab, fresh crab, cucumber, avocado and red tobiko), which snakes across the wooden block on which it’s served. 842 W Randolph St, 312-563-1224.
—Laura Oppenheimer
Time Out Chicago / Issue 162 : Apr 3–9, 2008
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Same comment as another article. 20 pages (or more) shows total disrespect for site visitors. I was about to recommend this site to some discussion groups I am on but it is not going to happen now. What are you folks thinking?
Naha is so expensive! I went there and could not believe how expensive both the food and wine were!
Gee, can you make it any more difficult to view your webpage? I won't be back.
I am a subscriber! How about an area where we can save our favorites? Chicago and New York editions.