Sushi Para M

One of the best sushi places in Chicago…. Their all you can eat menu has a wide variety of rolls and appetizers with a very decent price compared to other places……the quality is awesome and the staff is very nice…. Will definitely come back

Was a really good place to eat! They had all you could eat sushi and the atmosphere was very cute. They were very attentive and the service was really nice.

Sushi para is a great place to go with your coworkers on a Friday night. Some of the pros that it's less crowded, the tables are spaced much more comfortably, it is a few dollars cheaper than other all you can eat sushi restaurants in the area, it is BYOB, and the service is faster. One of the reasons that it might be faster is the presentation of the sushi itself is not as extravagant as other restaurants nearby. As well, the decor is rather plain. Finally, unlike other nearby restaurants there is no bar for single travelers. However, this does not take away from an overall fantastic experience at a sushi restaurant in Chicago.

Ordered all you can eat. Came at an off hour so we were seated quickly. Service is fine and food came out quick. Miso soup tastes like water. Hot and cold appetizer was not bad. Sushi rice is all cram together in one big chunk for nigiri. The rice was so wet and soggy, the balance is way off. Nigiri are pretty bad quality overall. The quality of ingredients are not bad. Rolls are decent quality. I am surprised how the chef made such poor quality sushi with decent ingredients.

Well sushi is good but not really mind blowing the stuff is not kind and sometimes it looks like they don't even care but the worst thing is that they are giving their clients water tap water that stinks because of chlorine! That is unacceptable for me. If you are looking for a place to eat all you can sushi for pretty good price it's ok but order something to drink other than this free tap water.

The all you can eat has gone up from 18 to 27$, have to voice my displeasure: everything is spicy tuna or salmon or vegetables in terms of rolls... feel like I paid 60 bucks for a bunch of rice. Place used to be packed, now its empty... cause its not worth the money...

I am not above paying $60/person for excellent sushi. In fact, I'm more than happy to pay good money for great food. But for sushi that was bland, barely room temperature, and was served by sulky, uninviting staff, is totally unreasonable. The soy sauce bowls were stained, unwashed and sticky, the tatsuta age (fried chicken) limp and cold, the rolls were thick misshapen rice lumps with a pinprick of fish and overripe cucumber, and to top it all off, we found an eyelash on one of the maki. No finesse, no care, and absolutely no warmth. I've seen prettier displays at Jewel with a better fish-to-rice ratio. I don't know what chef I angered to receive such a disappointing meal, but I won't come back for seconds.

Good sushi but beware of the all you can eat deal. BYOB type restaurant. There’s usually a wait so call before hand to reserve if you can.