Sora Temakeria — Restaurant in West Chicago Township

My husband and I ordered delivery from here and we absolutely loved it! The food arrived REALLY fast (we live in the neighborhood, but it was still faster than expected), everything was boxed really well, It was impressive. The kind of thing that would be awesome to eat on-the-go. We got the Monster Sushi Burrito and El Patron Sushi Burrito (basically giant sushi rolls) we LOVED both and they were really fresh. The Shrimp Bites... Soooo good, fried, crunchy outside and the sauce just makes it complete. The Wakame (seaweed salad) was great because they add fresh shredded carrots and cabbage to add crunch which makes it so much yummier. And the sesame balls... I could have eaten all 8 myself, they were so good! Mildly sweet, crunchy outside, soft and warm inside. I'm seriously obsessed with those... anyway... Everything was freshly made and delicious. Good portions, good prices, we're really excited about this place!

We will definitely ordering again and we're looking forward to dining in soon...

I’ve been here multiple times and every time it’s soo good. This has been some of my favorite sushi I’ve ever had, and I’ve lived in Asia. We always get the Cali roll and Philly roll. So. Good. We tried a new one, can’t remember which, but it was also suuuper good. Service has always been kind and attentive. I will say that the pork potstickers weren’t my favorite and seemed too done/burnt for me, but my boyfriend enjoyed eating them. Definitely stop here for good food! 😋

Update: dined for the 3rd time. Got the Philly (perfection every. Time.) and the Godzilla. That’s the one I couldn’t recall in the original review. We decided to try the chicken lo mein today. We got a large so that we could have leftovers. Let’s just say….we didn’t have leftovers! It wasn’t your traditional lo mein but still REALLLYYY good. If you don’t eat here, you’re really...

Along Chicago’s 2nd Magnificent Mile—famous for its many Mexican restaurants—there’s this little Sushi place tucked between buildings.

In my humble, uneducated opinion they serve the best sushi in Little Village. Partly cause they’re maybe the only ones selling sushi and partly cause it’s actually really good.

I checked it out with a friend one Tuesday evening when it was empty. An occasional customer would come in for pick up. The atmosphere was really chill with no one around except the staff, but I could see it being a relaxed space even at a busy hour.

My friend got the chicken soup and I ordered the Cali roll. Both were delicious. Definitely coming back...