Kamehachi Cafe - Reviews from across the web
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aol cityguide: chicago - restaurants, dining, pizza, mexican & chinese - kamehachi - user reviews excellent, fresh sushi and sashimi; great service but be prepared to wait on the weekends. the pan-seared scallops and appetizer japanese greens are also delectable. the soba noodle rival those of any other sushi joint in the city and lean towards the... digitalcity.com
aol cityguide: chicago - restaurants, dining, pizza, mexican & chinese - kamehachi - overview serving sushi since the 196... digitalcity.com
restaurants, chicago restaurants, food, dining, lunches, takeout, dinner, breakfast, delivery food whenever its my birthday, celebration, or had a long, long week at work, i always come here and walk out very... metromix.chicagotribune.com
chicago | dining | asian/pacific | japanese | kamehachi of tokyo | wcities kamehachi is japanese for eight turtles a symbol of long life. the first floor dining room of this hip sashimi-to-the-stars restaurant offers the standard (only in name, not taste) japanese fare (i.e. tempura and udon) and a massive sushi bar. t... wcities.com
serving chicago since 1967, kamehachi... serving chicago since 1967, kamehachi of tokyo offers the finest sushi, teriyaki, tempura & noo... opentable.com
kamehachi reviews from users the other reviewer must have had a rare bad night, because kamehachi is actually quite a good restaurant. it is not amazing (like sushi wabi) but it is perfectly good for the money. sit upstairs, too; n... centerstage.net
gayot restaurant reviews welcome to a sushi-loveris paradise. it doesnit get much better than this when it comes to the ultra-freshest fish of the sea. two dining rooms---upstairs and downstairs---serve other things, too: wonderful gyzoa, sukiyaki, and a numbe... gayot.com
metromix.com: this old town sushi hotspot manages to sate both aficionados and neophytes alike. sushi 101 (all cooked ingredients) befriends beginners. three dining areas--including spotless sushi bar, clubby upstairs and flowering garden--a... metromix.chicagotribune.com
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