Tsunami

Great food, the perfect drinks, and the one and only chocolate tower, yummmmm!!!!!
I love this place and will eat sushi no where else.

Sitting at the sushi bar was a good experience. The service was ok. The sushi was good. There wasn't anything we could complain about. They did not have certain fish the day we were there. It was a downer, but it is also a sign that the restaurant maintains high quality fish. It was a good enough that we would go back.

Recent trip to Chicago landed us at Tsunami after being recommended by the hotel's concierge service. The atmosphere in the restaurant was great and it was quite the place for people watching, if that helps to your dining recommendations. The food itself was what you would expect but didn't leave you craving to come back the next day. All in all it does the job a Japanese restaurant should and wins extra points for the ambiance.

As with children, it stinks when one of yours is not seen in the best light! We love Tsunami and have for years. The food is the best its ever been and I am happy to have them in our neighborhood. Congrats on the recent local reviews!!!

Chose Tsunami for my birthday dinner this past weekend with my husband whose never eaten there. I have been there several times, over three years ago. I used to go there alot with friends and share sushi and bottles of sake. Food was always good and so were drinks, even dessert. Our appetizers were way too small. The beef asparagus roll looked like it had been rolled in egg, rather than beef the meat was so thin. The crab cakes were actually a crab cake, you only got one on the plate. The first appetizer was cold. Our drinks were horrible. Its really hard to screw up a mai tai and mojito. Both tasted like they were made with skol vodka with hardly any juice or anything else, really bad. I didn't finish either one. My husband had the teriyake chicken which he said was good. I had the shrimp and scallops, which was actually kind of gross. The scallops were fishy and rubbery tasting, and the shrimp was not de-veined and were overcooked and I didn't enjoy it one bit. Even the chocolate tower for dessert didn't taste the same. Whatever happened there, I don't know, but it's not good, I'll will probably never go back unfortunately, because I used to love sitting upstairs by the fireplace with friends and having some food and cocktails. I won't waste my money next time. I couldn't believe a gold coast japanese restaurant doesn't de-vein shrimp.