- Japanese
- Sushi
Kaze
Menu for Kaze
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Ratings and Reviews for Kaze
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Sep 27 2010
Jeff S. via Yelp
The tues night special menu is always cool. It was always busy, wonder what happened to it?read more
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Aug 17 2010
Russ C. via Yelp
Wow, how terribly sad. This was my absolutely favorite sushi restaurant anywhere. Their specials were creative and amazing. I will check out Macku Sushi...read more
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Aug 10 2010
Evan Thoreau H. via Yelp
I'm sad Kaze is now closed. I never once ordered off the menu, just asked the chef to deliver his amazingly seasonal creations. Very unique for a Midwest...read more
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Feb 11 2007
jvet07854126 via Citysearch
The place looks very contemporary, which may be nice for a french bistro but I still preffer japanese traditional decor. And shoul...read more
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Jan 10 2007
ruc2827 via Citysearch
The ambiance is intimate and inviting, the service is impeccable, and the sushi is fresh and well presented. The specialty sushis...read more
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Nov 06 2006
mrsbouquet via Citysearch
I went to Kaze on a Tuesday night...naturally I tried their tasting menu which comes with complimentary sake and wine pairings. I...read more
The Scene
Bright and buzzing, this intimate corner space is all muted tones, with cushy caramel chairs, bare ivory walls, and white tablecloths on a handful of close tables. The vibe is sophisticated, but relaxed; patrons rub elbows with everyone from dressed-up couples to big, boisterous groups of friends. The waitstaff is refreshingly hands-on, firmly steering diners toward the evening's freshest selections.
The Food
Kaze's menu is full of surprises, with some well-executed twists on standard sushi and small plates. One standout starter plates delicately battered and fried whitefish with shrimp in a sweet, slurpable parsley sauce. Oddball-sounding lobster strawberry maki turns out to be delicate and delicious, with strawberry puree and a hint of wasabi. Best of all just might be the creative nigiri specials, from buttery raw tuna topped with stir-fry shiitake mushrooms to succulent salmon with black pepper and truffle oil.