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In article <slide.14.000CDE3F@interaccess.com> slide@interaccess.com (Dan Sniderman) writes:

>In article <2h75jq$frh@news.acns.nwu.edu> g-yuen@nwu.edu (Geoffrey L Yuen) writes:
>>From: g-yuen@nwu.edu (Geoffrey L Yuen)
>>Subject: Great Sushi places
>>Date: 14 Jan 1994 22:16:25 GMT

>>Hello all,

>>I would like to find better/great places for sushi in the 
>>Chicago/Greater Chicago/Evanston area. My current list follows, 
>>although none of them is good enough IMHO:

>>1. Katzu on W.Petersen (% 2000 & 3000)
>>2. Hanoi (or sth) on Clark north of Belmont
>>3. Matsuya on Clark

>>Please cast your votes and suggestions ! 

>I would kind of consider myself an 'amateur' when it comes to judging the 
>quality of sushi, but the places I like are.

>1) Kuni's on Main in Evanston
>2) Sanko's on Clark in Wriglyville
>3) Kyoto's on Lincoln in Lincoln Park

>I don't think of New Japan on Chicago in Evanston, as a sushi place (they have 
>an extensive menu), but they do have good sushi.

	I'll second Sanko's on Clark. I like the homey atmosphere (and
	of course the fish) and on summer days you have a chance to
	watch another kind of "fish" walking past the window,
	clutching their Cubs banners, their faces unmarred by what
	would for lesser beings be a grim knowledge of defeat.

	Hatsuhana on Ohio (or is it Ontario) downtown is good too, but
	pricey. And only an occasional Cub fan strolls by.

	RB


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