Ryo Sushi

"Sushi rolls were excellent and reasonably priced given location. Note they do not serve alcohol."

"We ate here on Sunday, so it was instant seating. The interiors are spare and comfortable, lighting is adequate, not blinding and not dark. The windows insulate well from the traffic noise. We ordered Udon Soup, Edamame, sushi rolls and fried spring rolls. The food was good quality and fresh. The service is great, attentive, quick and polite. The tab was very reasonable for a family of 4. Overall a positive experience. Will definitely make it back in summer."

"Mmmmmm so so good! The sushi was very fresh, tasty, and the portions were a fair size. We both got lunch combos and I was very pleased with my dish, it hit all the right spots. I saw some complaints in other reviews regarding the price and the lunch prices were fair, however, I do think the average price for a dinner specialty roll was around $16 (something better than a California roll). The food came out super fast and the decor was very nice. It’s also right near Millennium Park so it’s very centrally located. I would definitely stop by again for a quick bite during lunch."

"Nope…nice touch with the light soy but does not make up with the the unimpressive cutting skills considering it is a bowl of chirashi. Simply slice it thinner and broader and not chunky block. Disappointing as there are other decent options at this price point."

"It’s a decent place to eat. The food was very nice, fair portions. The price is a bit high but understandable because it’s downtown Chicago, I would say it’s nothing special. Service was quite slow and it was hard to get their attention but they had great attitude. The tables are small and not very comfortable. I would say the Pink Lady roll was the highlight of what we ordered."