Reviews Hamachi Sushi Bar

Very creative menu and presentation. Chef never disappoints.

Great sushi for pick up or dine in! We love going here!!!!

Always elegant and delicious. Great place for a first date or an engagement! Good people, good location and good prices.

Wonderful service and assistance to what you want.

Best sushi in Chicago!

Small. About four tables. Great deal to come for lunch. Ran out of meat and rice the night before so we couldn't get their beef and broccoli. Got four rolls and two miso soups for $40. Didn't like the dragonfly, but loved the redhead, ahava and salmon jalapeno. Dragonfly was just too hard and didn't stay as one piece with the chopsticks, ahava was the black rice which had a peanut taste. Ordered next day for the meat and got takeout. Got beef and broccoli and sesame chicken with fried rice. All were 5/5.

I enjoy the food I get hear every single time, whether it's Chinese or sushi. Whenever I bring this to people they also rave about it. The atmosphere isn't Chinese per se, just a small restaurant but I've always enjoyed the service and cleanliness and everything else. Good for a 2 or 3 person meeting too.

My Husband and I really enjoyed our food at this location. We had spicy gyosa for appetizer.I had the kung Pao beef, my husband had Hunan beef. Food was served hot and fresh. Very humble and quiet location. Highly recommend...

The food is always good at Hamachi, but the Forbidden Bento box was a pleasant surprise! Perfect combination, filling and delicious.

Very good, fresh food. Their Chicago take on Pho with Romanian sausage was good, but not excellent. It should of had more flavour than it had. I can't even remember what main I had, which means it was fine but not memorable good or bad. Service was laid back and excellent. I would visit again and try their other offerings.

Great food. The staff in service and behind the kitchen or excellent. People friendly family friendly

Really nice, cozy place. Perfect for a night out! Excellent, friendly, professional customer service! Equally great food! The prices, however, are great if you want to put your wallet on a starvation diet! Highly recommended, if you're not looking for a cheap night out...

Disclaimer: If you are craving a traditional Japanese food, this is not the place. Now onto the service and food. If I could give them 11 stars on the service, I would. Very lively, polite, totally make you feel comfortable and at home. They really should be extremely proud of that. Made me believe again that there are places in the US that can and do provide fantastic service making you feel at home without having to give an arm and a leg (and that too for a roboticly superficial good service). We came here with the intention of having good Japanese food. Please keep in mind that was our yard stick. As I mentioned in the disclaimer, if you are looking for traditional and authentic Japanese food, this is not the place for you this go round. But if you have patience and are willing to try something with an open mind, you may enjoy the food. The one thing they certainly have going for them is vegetarian. Unlike a lot of the traditional Japanese restaurants out there (BTW, I have yet to find a truly authentic one with authentic flavors in the US), their rolls are filled with a lot of veggies. The only thing that could be done differently is along with the veggies, you gotta have some of the Japanese pickle inside the rolls. That will elevate the rolls to a different level. I had the El Nino frankly after reading the word 'habanero.' I was expecting a good chunk of heat but there wasn't any. It was a good roll though. We also ordered the vegetable tempura appetizer. Great veggies. Again, not traditional tempura (not the traditional batter, etc.) The sauces that came with it though were really really good. Also ordered a plate of the vegetarian harumaki which I thought was probably the least favorite part of the meal. If you have ever eaten a harumaki, you know the cover is super thin and crispy. Knowing at that point that this was not a traditional Japanese joint, I still feel the harumaki could have been better. It seemed like a miniature version of an egg roll you would get a bad Chinese restaurant. The only other thing I think they can do better is the rolling of the sushil rolls. They almost fell apart every time. I intend to visit the place again but without expecting any traditional Japanese food. I can't talk enough about the friendliness and service guys. Maybe I'm old but these folks really made me want to come back again just to be treated so nice.