Komorebi Sushi

"With its collection of mismatched chairs, antique dressers, and an old electric organ, Komorebi feels like a sushi restaurant that’s sponsored by one of Wicker Park’s 279 vintage shops. But instead of feeling like a creepy attic, the combination of the old-timey furniture with the bright space is cozy and inviting. The menu has a variety of consistently good, affordable loaded rolls as well as simpler nigiri and maki. And since it’s BYOB, it’s great for a low-key date night or dinner with friends where you can bring a vintage bottle of wine to pair with the art nouveau chair you’ll be sitting on." - sam faye, adrian kane, john ringor

"With its mismatched cushioned chairs, old dressers, and an old electric organ, Komorebi in Wicker Park feels like a sushi restaurant that’s sponsored by The Brown Elephant. But the combination of vintage furniture and bright, wooden interior is cozy and inviting versus feeling like a claustrophobic maze of nostalgia. The menu has plenty of loaded rolls that all fall around $17, but if you prefer simpler preparations, nigiri and basic maki are all about $8. And whether you’re at this BYOB spot for a low-key date night or catching up with some friends, you can always count on consistently good sushi that won’t require you to take out a loan. " - sam faye, adrian kane, john ringor

"With its mismatched cushioned chairs, old dressers, and an old electric organ, Komorebi in Wicker Park feels like a sushi restaurant that’s sponsored by an antique store. But the combination of vintage furniture and a bright interior is cozy and inviting versus feeling like a claustrophobic attic. The menu has plenty of loaded rolls for around $17, but if you prefer something simpler, nigiri and basic maki are all about $8. And whether you’re at this BYOB spot for a low-key date night or catching up with some friends, you can always count on the sushi being consistently good." - John Ringor