Best Kyoto-style Restaurants in Edgebrook

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1. Tenjin

4.8

Exceptional(74)

Price: Moderate

• Kyoto-style • Lincolnwood

Booked 6 times today

Tenjin, previously known as Renga Tei, in Lincolnwood, Chicago, is a culinary gem that offers an authentic Japanese dining experience, focusing on exceptional sushi cuisine. Renowned for its adherence to traditional Japanese culinary standards, Tenjin shines with its array of sushi and sashimi that consistently garners rave reviews for freshness and authenticity. Patrons frequently highlight the "sushi chef Buya" for his skill in enhancing the authentic flavors of each ingredient, creating a phenomenal dining experience. The restaurant's ambiance and service complement the high-quality dishes, making every visit memorable. Whether it's the creatively crafted rolls or the classic nigiri, every bite at Tenjin promises a slice of Japan, right in the heart of Chicago.

2. Oh My Crab

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5.0

Exceptional(1)

Price: Expensive

• Kyoto-style • North of Foster / Rogers Park

Chicago's best seafood boil. Oh My Crab is family owned small restaurant with full variety of seafood boil flavors. We offer shrimp, clams , mussels , lobster tail , king crab , snow crab , crawfish and more . Our seafood boil is based famous cajun style seafood boil recipe originated from this famous location. Seafood boil is prepared in secret boil sauce and served with flavos of your choice. We have appetizers! We are also launching sushi menu very soon ( end of October 2024) . Try our restaurant you will not be disappointed. We are seafood boil . We boil you eat ! Our interior will put you in relaxed vibes and create amazing atmosphere. We hold parties and take reservationsz We are BYOB. We do take out and dine in.

3. Tanoshii

4.8

Exceptional(368)

Price: Moderate

• Kyoto-style • Andersonville

Booked 7 times today

The BEST way to experience Tanoshii for two people is to order signature "fish and chips" appetizer and 3 Mike's special rolls. (Chefs choice) Tanoshii is often referred to as serving the best sushi in Chicago for over 13 years, crafting fresh Japanese classics in its bright eatery. For delicious starters signature appetizers "fish and chips" and "truffle rose" are highly recommended. Tanoshii’s owner Mike Ham who's also a master sushi chef offers dishes renowned for their deft of fresh ingredients, and omakase dishes. Omakase in different words means chef choice. Chef uses fresh fish for the day and uses their creativity to deliver you the best sushi experience. Tanoshii has been reviewed in the Our Chicago Food Blog and the Chicago Reader. Its welcoming setting features a sushi bar and take-out services

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4. Sushi by Bou - Fulton Market Chicago @ Emily Hotel

4.5

Awesome(276)

Price: Very Expensive

• Kyoto-style • West Loop

Booked 7 times today

Sushi by Bou in Chicago's West Loop offers a unique dining experience that combines the thrill of 90s hip-hop with exquisite Japanese omakase. Each visit promises a journey through "fantastic flavors," all set to "bass heavy beats" in a vibrant atmosphere. Patrons rave about the "best sushi ever tasted," highlighting the fresh ingredients and creative touches like truffle and chili garlic. The restaurant's innovative 'Bougie' omakase is a hit, providing a "divine" experience that is "absolutely worthy of the upgrade." With exceptional service and an "intimate environment," Sushi by Bou stands out for its quality and authenticity, making it a must-visit for both sushi connoisseurs and newcomers to Japanese cuisine.

5. Momotaro

4.6

Exceptional(3844)

Price: Expensive

• Kyoto-style • West Loop

Booked 85 times today

At Momotaro in West Loop, Chicago, seafood enthusiasts are in for an exceptional treat. This multi-dimensional Japanese restaurant, celebrated as Restaurant of the Year by Chicago Magazine and Chicago Social, excels in delivering a seafood experience that is both authentic and innovative. Diners rave about the quality of sushi, describing it as "some of the best quality sushi I’ve ever had" and "incredible sushi." The octopus dishes are particularly noted for their tenderness and flavor, making them a standout choice. With its stylish ambiance and attentive service, Momotaro not only promises but delivers a culinary journey through its expertly crafted seafood offerings, making every visit unforgettable.

6. Akahoshi Ramen

4.8

Exceptional(349)

Price: Moderate

• Kyoto-style • Logan Square

Booked 9 times today

At Akahoshi Ramen in Logan Square, Chicago, you're not just enjoying a meal; you're embarking on a culinary journey that marries tradition with innovation. This beloved spot serves up dishes that resonate deeply with both nostalgia and creativity, evident from its glowing reviews. Patrons rave about the "best ramen they’ve ever eaten," with special mentions of the Akahoshi Miso and the diverse monthly specials. Each bowl is crafted with homemade noodles and rich, meticulously simmered broths, showcasing a depth of flavor that has guests planning their next visit before they’ve even left. As one diner put it, Akahoshi offers "incredible food in a relaxed atmosphere," making it a must-visit for anyone seeking an authentic ramen experience in the heart of Chicago.

7. Itoko

4.7

Exceptional(482)

Price: Expensive

• Kyoto-style • Lakeview / East Lakeview

Booked 30 times today

Situated in Lakeview's iconic Southport Corridor, Itoko is a neighborhood Japanese and robata restaurant from Gene Kato, Executive Chef of Momotaro. “Itoko” meaning “cousin” in Japanese, refers to the connection with Momotaro, located in the Fulton Market District. The menu features the high level of ingredients and technique that Chicago has come to expect from Chef Kato, alongside a beautiful interior curated for the Southport neighborhood. The menu itself features uniquely interpreted sushi rolls that allow the high-quality fish to be the star of the sushi experience. In addition, an innovative beverage menu with a focus on cocktails & highballs highlights the relationship between the technique of the food created by the kitchen and how this is complimented by the beverage selection.

8. Kumiko

4.8

Exceptional(776)

Price: Very Expensive

• Kyoto-style • West Loop

Booked 8 times today

Kumiko, nestled in Chicago’s vibrant West Loop, is a beacon of bar, lounge, and bottle service excellence, offering an unparalleled experience that blends Japanese-inspired mixology with exquisite culinary delights. Acclaimed for its quality and creativity, Kumiko features cocktails that are "life changing" and "perfectly balanced," according to glowing patron reviews. The ambiance is described as "romantic" and "luxurious," ideal for both spirited evenings out and intimate gatherings. Under the expert guidance of owner and bartender Julia Momosé, Kumiko has carved out a niche for itself with its innovative drink menu and attentive service, making it a must-visit destination for anyone seeking a top-tier bar experience in the Midwest.

9. Gaijin

4.7

Exceptional(74)

Price: Moderate

• Kyoto-style • West Loop

Booked 23 times today

Gaijin in Chicago's vibrant West Loop stands out as a beacon of Asian cuisine, specializing in authentic Japanese okonomiyaki. Chef Paul Virant, renowned for his passion for pickling and preserving, infuses traditional Japanese techniques with a playful twist that honors his self-described status as a gaijin, or "outsider." Patrons rave about the "exceptional culinary adventure" and note the "amazing food, great service, and lovely atmosphere." Whether it's the Hiroshima or Osaka-style okonomiyaki, every dish, including the tantalizing kakigori and mochi donuts, is crafted with care. As one diner put it, "It's just like eating in Osaka. Very good and unique for Chicago." Gaijin's commitment to quality and authenticity makes it a must-visit for lovers of Asian cuisine.

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10. TAO Asian Bistro - Chicago

4.6

Exceptional(3201)

Price: Expensive

• Kyoto-style • River North (Chicago)

Booked 44 times today

TAO Asian Bistro in Chicago's vibrant River North area offers a top-tier culinary journey through Asia. The restaurant is renowned for its exquisite Pan-Asian cuisine, with signature dishes like the Satay of Chilean Sea Bass and Crispy Rice Tuna that showcase the quality and authenticity of its offerings. Guests consistently rave about their experiences, with one reviewer exclaiming, "Absolutely loved it! The food, ambiance, and drink were amazing!" The grand decor, including a 16-foot-tall Quan Yin statue and murals by Hush, enhances the dining experience, making TAO not just a meal but a sensational event. With its "sensual trip through the cuisines of Asia," TAO Chicago is a must-visit for anyone seeking authentic and high-quality Asian cuisine.

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33 restaurants available nearby

1. Tenjin

2. Oh My Crab

3. Tanoshii

4. Sushi by Bou - Fulton Market Chicago @ Emily Hotel

5. Momotaro

6. Akahoshi Ramen

7. Itoko

8. Kumiko

9. Gaijin

10. TAO Asian Bistro - Chicago

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