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Chicago: Sushi article

3 posts · Dec 12, 2000 to Dec 18, 2000

AnonymousUniversity of Wisconsin - MilwaukeeDec 12, 2000
The best in town is Benihana located at Superior and Michigan. This is big corporate quality and the sushi is always fresh. Price is only $1.5 a piece.  Try the salmon, it is the best!

Someone wrote:
: I was looking for a restaurant address on Metromix and ran across an article : on Chicago susi restaurants, comparing three places I have never heard of : before-  Bob San, Maki Sushi and Sushi Doraku.

: http://www.metromix.com/top/1,1419,,00.html

: Looking at the article, seems to be slated for tomorrow's paper, it tells more : about the looks of the restaurants than the food or prices.

: Has anybody actually eaten at any of these three? Are they good? Expensive?
SeafoodAdvDec 13, 2000
Try these sites:

Chicago sushi club:

http://www.depaul.edu/~eflores/sushi.html

Sushi article written in February in Chicago Tribune

http://chicagotribune.com/leisure/goodeating/article/0,2669,2-42068,FF.html

Walter Rhee, "The Seafood Advisor"
G W.Dec 18, 2000
Nospam wrote:
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>One place that consistently does everything right is Kegon in Northbrook, the
>restaurant that kept me from going hungry when I was working in the suburbs.
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Interesting, this is the second time in a week that I have heard Kegon is above average. Kegon has the added advantage of being located next to the new Trader Joe's, which I would also like to check out.  Looks like I better winterize the Vespa, I am heading out to the burbs.

Regards,
Gary

Kegon Japanese Restaurant
569 Waukegan Rd
 Northbrook, IL 60062
847-498-1109

http://www.traderjoes.com/
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