Umi - Chicago

The Card of Umi from Chicago contains about 126 different menus and drinks. On average, you pay for a dish / drink about $11.3.

What Roberta Smith likes about Umi:
This is a lovely old world Italian restaurant that reminds of another time. It was a snowy day and the restaurant wasn't crowded for lunch, but the food was great. The bread was fresh and delicious. The homemade minestrone was light and fragrant. The shrimp were excellent. It was my girlfriend's birthday, and our waiter brought a delicious dessert with a message in chocolate on his own initiative. We will come back i... read more.

The restaurant is accessible and can therefore also be used with a wheelchair or physical limitations, Depending on the weather, you can also sit outside and be served.

What Erling Bartell doesn't like about Umi:
3rd time at Umi. For Japanese and Sushi in the area, Umi is the best option. It's modern, clean, food and service are good. Some of the prices are high especially for the area beef teriyaki for some reason at $19 is quite high. Tell me it's grass fed and pasture raised, then we're in business. Some of the boxes could probably be shared by 2 so those would be a good value, as are the soups. Sushi is decent though not the best and some of the rolls have just too many frills (the only lobster option is smothered by 3 types of fruit. Mochi ice cream had freezer burn. It is my firm belief that if you can't send your best out of the kitchen, you apologize and tell the customer that it's not available. Don't serve it!.

In Umi, a place that serves Italian dishes in Chicago, you can expect original Italian cuisine, including classics like pizza and pasta, Especially fine are also the Sushi and specialties like Inside-Out from this establishment. Umi uses a lot of freshly harvested vegetables, fish and meat for its easily digestible Japanese cuisine, You can also unwind at the bar with a cool beer or other alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.