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Very good place for sushi. Nice and clean with fast service.Food is good quality and cannot beat the price... 15 dollars for all u can eat sushi lunch…
Tomas P
Umami Sushi
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All you can eat trap. On our visit to Chicago O'Hare area, we decided to have sushi for our evening meal, we discovered a new restaurant that opened i…
Rob Olsinski
Umami Sushi
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2 Reviews on “Umami Sushi”
Very good place for sushi. Nice and clean with fast service.Food is good quality and cannot beat the price… 15 dollars for all u can eat sushi lunch..!!!
All you can eat trap. On our visit to Chicago O’Hare area, we decided to have sushi for our evening meal, we discovered a new restaurant that opened in December 2012 with a unique concept of all you can eat sushi for a fixed price of $18.99 for dinner. Guest receive a blue sheet with various sushi items that you mark with pencil of how pieces you would like to have, our party of 4 placed the order, while waiting for our meal that took a very long time to deliver to our table. The restaurant had about 20 customers, they have 4 sushi chefs behind the counter, it seemed that it took about 1 hour to get our food. Our plate arrived with various sushi pieces that we ordered on a large square white plate, no ginger or wasabi, we asked our server about it and her answer was that there was no room on the plate and she brought some on a side dish.There was no sauce dish for the soy sauce, we requested the dishes and again they delivered, the only soy sauce that was offered was the lightly salted kind, again not normal. as to the sushi, the fish portion was good size over the rice base, the rice was crumbly, when you try to pick-it up with the chop sticks, it hand a tendency of falling apart, the fish itself was tasteless even dunking in soy sauce.Now for the gotcha, if you leave some rice on the plate and order some more pieces, they will charge you for the leftover rice, I believe the use of the crumbly rice is to up-charge the all you can eat price. They do have a disclaimer on the order sheet about this policy. I wonder how much more they would charge if you returned the sushi pieces if it had a taste not to your liking. Did any tried picking up rice grains with a chop stick? they do not offer regular utensils. The other thing that makes you fill very uncomfortable is the manager staring at all customers of how much they are eating and checking the plates for any leftovers so that they can upcharge your check. They do not have a liquor license but they offer a BYOB.I’m assuming for the lunch trick, they make you wait longer then you allotted time from work.