312 Fish Market - Chicago

2023 update: our first experience with the sushi here was impressive, but we have since ordered a few more times and I have to say that the food has been inconsistent. It 's not bad and it 's still a good value (esp. the party trays) , but it also hasn 't lived up to that first tray the last few times we tried it. YMMV.Original review:Super friendly and helpful staff, fast delivery, and amazing sushi. Great value, too. My wife and I have lived in South Loop for years and have tried probably a dozen sushi restaurants in the area. This one is a little far from us so we didn 't try it until today, but we were blown away by how tasty it was, especially given the affordable pricing and laid back vibe.We got the Roll Out platter for ourselves and some friends. It 's an incredible value for the amount of sushi included, and every roll was delicious. Fish portions were large and very fresh. A substantial part of the platter is spicy rolls which I was a little worried about many sushi places grind up the meat into a mushy paste mixed with who knows what, but not here. These were easily the best spicy tuna, spicy salmon and spicy yellowtail rolls I 've ever had they 're good sized bits of quality meat mixed with a delicious spicy mayo sauce. No meat paste. They were delightful.Anyway, we may have found a new favorite sushi spot. I just wish we had tried it sooner!

The best sushi in Chicago…awesome fun location inside a massive supermarket. Jyo and the rest of the team are great and their sushi is phenomenal! Highly

This place is awesome! Great prices, great quality, and very quick. I did a take out order but am so excited to come back and try more. The seared salmon roll is top notch!

Incredible micro restaurant sushi inside a busy Chinese grocery store. A ton of fun, and the fish is remarkably well prepared. Very few places pay attention to the shape of the nigiri and the consistency of the fish cuts. But Chef Joe Fung does, and he is certainly a rising star. I wish I had discovered him earlier. The Salmon flight, the Midai sashimi set, and the Japanese flight are some of the best value sushi in Chicago. Negi Toro was something I’d never had before, but it’s incredible. Believe it or not this might be the place I recommend anyone from out of town goes to get sushi in Chicago. It’s that good. The atmosphere is the only negative, because it’s instead of grocery store, but what he’s able to do with seafood is extraordinary.Parking: It’s inside a grocery store so there’s a ton of parking.Kid-friendliness: It’s an easy place to eat with strollers.

Undoubtedly the best sushi in Chicago. A remarkable restaurant and market with unparalleled quality.