Wicker Park Seafood & Sushi Bar

Great service, good food and fantastic atmosphere. A great place to grab some delicious healthy food at O’Hare airport. They were not too busy and there were plenty of seats. The salad was delicious and the Unagi bowl was absolutely scrumptious! I will definitely stop by again!

Expensive airport food, but at least it has tasty sushi nonetheless and a good place to sit if no other lounges or comfortable seats are available. The servers definitely seemed tired as well, but also felt like they went out of their way to not pay us any attention when we were waiting for a seat. We ordered through the app and the split share did not seem to work for people who join the check after items were already added. The unagi donburi, Chicago dragon roll, and plum wine are my recommendation for eel lovers and sweet drink enjoyers. The food was definitely tasty but if I wasn’t stranded at ORD, I don’t know if you’d ever find me buying miso soup for $8 anywhere else.

Ate here during a layover a little later in the day but not late enough to excuse the major issues...7:30pm. The food was the only saving grace, it was great. The atmosphere was ok. There was a huge TV that every time it changed shows changed the lighting, etc quite dramatically. Couple that with the manager/owner yelling at employees the entire time made it very hard to relax at all. The staff were obviously in a hurry to get everyone out (I'm assuming due to management pressure) but between that and them sneaking off to eat what I'm assuming was left over rolls (still within my line of sight mind you) the service was abysmal at best. The cherry on the top of a waste of my attempt to relax and eat during my layover, was that there was no where to charge my phone and they did not want me to sit where you could charge your phone as they wanted to clean there. Mind you many people were still seated there and they were at least 30min from their actual closing time. The last pic is of the wait staff actually standing over people that were still eating and taking their food away...even though it still wasn't actual closing time 🤯.

This one isn't going to be pretty, so I'll keep it brief. There was an unhappiness in our server that translated into our experience as customers. She gave my neighbor the wrong check. He had to ask her for more water for the both of us...which the server promptly slammed down so water spilled on the counter. We got the message that something wasn't working got her; my neighbor who had been at the bar longer and told it had been happening before my arrival and if he was in his native UK he would have forgone the tip. We discussed and both tipped, bc gratitude and gratuities are both about who you are not the treatment one receives. The food? It was fine. It was the service that was detracted from the enjoyment of it all.

This has been my preferred dining spot at Chicago OHare Terminal 2 when traveling for business recuse of the vegetarian option. I have been seeing the same servers for the past 2 years. This is an indication that they treat their employees well. As for the food it was ok. I ordered the avocado roll. The server Maribel was very pleasant and friendly which enhanced my dining experience. My table was located by the window over looking the run way which was cool. The only issue I had was with the presentation of the avocado rolls on the plate. The plate had smudge marks from the food, and needed to be cleaned. The Chef could have worked on his presentation. But overall it was a very good experience.

Food was good, service was good, atmosphere was typical airport…….lots of people watching. It’s a bit expensive.

Location: Terminal 2, between E/F (Security Checkpoint 5) and walkway to Terminal 1. Coming from E/F you'll pass Starbucks, MAC, then Coach and you're there. ^ Craving sushi on arrival at ORD, the location of the only sushi spot was my main question. See the screenshot map and pictures with reference to signs if still confused! The service is QR code based, so no personality but pretty quick. When you find a seat and order from your phone, food will be dropped right at your seat. Be patient through the ordering screens, connection was slow for me. There's a manager who occasionally walks around if you need help. Rolls were very servicable and fresh! Above my expectations for airport sushi.

Great poke and views of airplanes. However, the prices are way too high. The poke was $24. I usually like to get miso soup with sushi, but they wanted $8 for a small bowl. Typically, you can expect to pay $2-4 for a small bowl of miso soup at a sushi restaurant, if it's not free. It's hard to know the prices before you are seated since they don't publicize them. Also, I would expect sit down restaurants in an airport to have a place to charge your phones, but they did not.