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Sushi Para II
Sushi Restaurant and Japanese Restaurant$$$$
Lincoln Park, Chicago
The sushi at Sushi Para II is a can't miss
"Best all you can eat sushi spot in the city"(6 Tips)
"BYOB the best spot to hangout with friends"(6 Tips)
"mountain roll."(3 Tips)
"Otherwise buffet is the best value."(2 Tips)
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Time Out ChicagoAugust 2, 2014The avocado and tempura–packed Palatine and Volcano rolls are good bets, but be sure to finish what you order. You’ll be charged extra for anything left on your plate Read more
Anastasia BelozertsevaMarch 4, 2013If you come in a big group, you can ask for your order to be served on a wooden boat which adds to the experience!
Captain DeadpoolAugust 19, 2016The all you can eat deal is perfect! I come every 2-3 months and try all the sushi on the menu!
My fave of all the Para chains. Been coming here forever. Friendly service, and who can't resist a sushi buffet? Make sure to eat all of it otherwise get charged.- Zach Solomon-BeloinMay 15, 2016All you can eat sushi for $20. It gets busy on the weekends. Not the best sushi, but you're paying for quantity here.
Cari SekendurAugust 28, 2011People love the all you can eat sushi, but I find that it's a better deal to order off the regular menu-- you'll leave full and with a few extra dollars in your pocket.
Francois FMarch 3, 2012$18.99 eat all you can sushi everyday! Edamame, miso, veggie tempura as well as meat dishes are included for those who don't eat sushi!- 18.99 all you can eat sushi with good quality !! BYOB the best spot to hangout with friends !! Yummy yummy ;)
Trina NRSeptember 20, 2014They moved to a smaller spot and it's super crowded! Don't come here if you have more than 4 people. And they WILL make you leave your table early if they have "people waiting".
- Nicole KulwickiOctober 19, 2011All you can eat sushi that is actually pretty decent and BYOB. Great for big groups and birthday parties!
Courtney WolfeAugust 6, 2010Start with the shumai as an appetizer, it's to die for. Also, the tuna salad with pepper tuna and wasabi cream sauce is great.- Irina FinklerNovember 8, 2011You can order from the menu if not too hungry. Otherwise buffet is the best value.
DannyJanuary 11, 2010Don't forget about nigiri/sashimi and appetizers. They're all included with the all you can eat and can round out a nice meal.
Eric SeidelmanAugust 12, 2013All-you-can eat (literally order anything on the menu) for $18.99. Pricey but good.
VJuly 23, 2019Very slow service. I ordered sushi over the phone and they said that it’s gonna be a 20min wait. I showed up about 25 min after the call and ended up waiting additional 25min. Crazy!
Tim CullenSeptember 12, 2011Mountain man and pop up are outstanding. Volcano boston and crazy tuna is ok
MatthewJanuary 22, 2010Head to this place with a 6-pack and a friend. They have amazing all you can eat sushi. But be careful you can eat until you explode!
Billy LewisFebruary 3, 2010Live above sushi para. Awesome place, great people. Get the volcano roll!
Missy ClarinJuly 28, 2010The service here is lacking, but the sushi is delicious. Go for all-you-can-eat definitely.
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Sushi Para II
2256 N Clark St (btwn Grant Pl & Sedgwick St)
Chicago, IL 60614
United States
Chicago, IL 60614
United States
Open until 10:00 PM (Show more)
- Mon–Thu
- 11:30 AM–10:00 PM
- Fri–Sat
- 11:30 AM–10:30 PM
- Sun
- 12:30 PM–9:30 PM
(773) 477-3219
Features
Reservations
Yes
Credit Cards
Yes (incl. American Express)
Outdoor Seating
No
Food & Drink
Menus
Brunch, Dinner
Drinks
BYO
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