Sushi Sai

Decent AYCE sushi, reasonably priced. Cozy dining area, you can see the chefs preparing everything to-order. Personally I loved the simple menu, and not having to ingest cream cheese and mayo every other roll. Wished the bean curd nigiri had seaweed salad. Heck, wish seaweed salad was an option. Tried the squid nigiri and didn't care for the rough and chewy texture. Rock N Roll was rather massive despite being only 5 pieces. Highlights included the Pop-up Roll and Chicago Roll. Would recommend anything that doesn't have fried stuff. Great casual sushi spot.

Sushi enthusiast here! It's currently $20 for an all-you-can-eat lunch/dinner experience, and it's totally worth it! Any sushi place will cost more than $20 after the first specialty roll, and I got four specialty rolls and ten pieces of sushi meat and rice only. You have to eat all of it, though, or you're charged for what you don't eat. The food itself is delicious! I will say the tuna has a slightly metallic taste, and the eel came real chewy though I'm sure this is an authentic taste. No rolls were shorted their fair share of meat, they were good and big specialty rolls. I did have to ask for the check and for refills, the wait staff is the only thing I believe the place could improve upon. Also, if you care, the sodas come out in a can and a glass of ice, no fountain drinks. Overall great experience, will go every time I visit Chicago!

If you will be hungry at 2pm and crave for sushi this is the place to go. All you can eat sushi. But it will only start at 2pm. You can order ala carte too during the regular hours. The sushi here was okay. Don't get me wrong. We love sushi and we've had better. Quieter than other lunch places. Service was good.

All you can eat was the best thing I have found in Chicago. The portions are huge and there is a bunch of options to choose. Service is good and tasty is ok. It's a good place to try different kind of sushi paying fair price.

It was average quality and service. The waiter treated us as we were dummy tourists who didn’t understand English well. At first it was funny, then he was like all over the place. He came to our table too often giving advices where to go, though we just wanted to eat. So we had all you can eat sushi. And we had one piece of roll left on the plate. One of the waiters told us we should finish it otherwise we’d have to pay for this leftover

This place has a great all you can eat menu. I had the red dragon and fusion rolls. I also had the soft crab. The salmon pieces were absolutely amazing. I like coming here when I'm in the area. Parking can be a headache sometimes.

Sushi is a good. Service is nice and quickly. "All you can eat" deal is $20. I think this deal is very good. You can eat limitless. But there is one detail, you have to finish all sushi you ordered, otherwise you have to pay extra for what you have not eaten. Design of restaurant is good. Staff is kind. Also prices are acceptable for portion sushi.

Business Lunch menu only for $12, tuna roll and tempura.. fresh food and tasty. Nice place to eat at the downtown.

I like the service, but some of the rolls had extra rice on them so they can cut cost. Try not to drink water because you'll get filled up faster and won't get as much bang for your buck. The rice tasted like it was left over from a day or two. The rolls are kinda dry, they taste like it was like it was left out in the open for hours. Some of the food taste great but some taste like it's left overs. My server was roman and he was awesome. My overall experience was ok.

Great sushi but a little tricky to find! You have to go inside a building and down a corridor to get to it. They have an all you can eat menu for $19.99.