Cuisines and Dishes at Shikago:
- Chinese
- Japanese
- Thai
Shikago
190 S La Salle St,
Chicago
IL
60603
shikagorestaurant.com (312) 781-7300
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Ratings and Reviews for Shikago
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May 20 2010
RikkiTikkiTav I. via Yelp
Recently went for an early dinner on a Wednesday night, seated pretty quickly, because it was basically empty, us and two other tables. Competent,...read more
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May 19 2010
Phoebe T. via Yelp
I'm greatly disappointed in this place. I really wanted sushi and this place was the closest to my hotel. I had heard great things about this place and...read more
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May 12 2010
Jerome J. via Yelp
We stopped in for lunch after 1pm, so it was not too busy. Right when we walked in, we were seated right away. I order Miso soup, a Kamakazi Roll and my...read more
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Sep 27 2008
via Citysearch
My entire trade desk was thrilled when the Shikami brothers opened up Shikago nearby in the Loop! This is the best place for sush...read more
From Citysearch
The Scene
The large room is a striking deviation from the grandeur of the Loop address. Floors are inlaid with posh zebrawood; the tables and bar are thick slabs of weathered logs. Art is bold: Prints feature oversized utensils and a wiry sculpture stretches an entire wall. A takeout area is equipped with glass cases offering bento boxes, salads and sushi to harried 9-to-5-ers. Guests in the dining area get shimmering flatware and fancy black chairs, taking time with the thoughtful menu.
The Food
The bar menu offers Pan-Asian bites like smoky yakitori (marinated, grilled skewered chicken) alongside pepped-up sushi like the Shikago Roll, featuring salmon, avocado, cilantro and chopped tomatoes. The dining room menu scores with appetizers like grilled scallops which, texturally, match beautifully with heirloom tomatoes wrapped in rice paper. Larger dishes are surprisingly substantial: Sweet bulgogi-marinated ribeye gets tangy scallion pancakes-perfect for sopping the juices.
Hits: The strength of Kevin's kitchen is clearly evident, even if it's takeout you're after.
Misses: Unlikely location and street-side invisibility leaves guests wanting of energy.
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