Best Sushi Restaurants in West Loop (60607)
5 hand-picked restaurants, critic-reviewed and ranked
Last Updated: January 2026
Our Top Pick
Momotaro
Large-format West Loop Japanese restaurant blending serious sushi with a multi-level, design-forward space and Michelin-level recognition.
Notable Picks
#1
Momotaro
8.8
Momotaro is a multi-level West Loop Japanese restaurant where precise sushi, robata, and composed plates anchor a high-energy dining room. Locals treat it as a go-to for special-occasion sushi and cocktails, backed by years of strong reviews and Michelin recognition.
Must-Try Dishes:
Spaghetti (beef curry pasta), Momomaki roll, Chahan beef fried rice
What makes it special: Large-format West Loop Japanese restaurant blending serious sushi with a multi-level, design-forward space and Michelin-level recognition.
#2
Sushi Dokku
8.4
Sushi Dokku is a longstanding Fulton Market sushi bar known for creative rolls, chef-dressed nigiri, and a lively room that bridges date night and group hangs. High review volumes across platforms point to consistently fresh fish, upbeat service, and a companion cocktail lounge downstairs.
Must-Try Dishes:
Hot Daisy roll, Chef-dressed nigiri bites, Matcha cheesecake
What makes it special: High-volume West Loop sushi spot pairing inventive rolls and chef-dressed nigiri with a stylish room and downstairs cocktail bar.
#3
Tamu
8.3
Tamu is a West Loop hand roll and omakase bar centered on pristine fish, temaki, and compact nigiri progressions in a sleek, intimate space. It’s become a go-to for focused sushi lunches and low-key evenings where quality and technique take priority over formality.
Must-Try Dishes:
Omakase nigiri set, Chili Ebi signature temaki, Unagi signature temaki
What makes it special: A focused West Loop hand roll and omakase counter where high-quality fish and tight, temaki-driven menus keep things dialed and intentional.
#4
Sushi by Bou
8.1
Sushi by Bou at the Emily Hotel is a tiny, time-boxed omakase counter hidden inside Fulton Market, built around 12–17 course chef’s-choice flights. Guests come for the combination of hip-hop soundtrack, intimate bar seating, and polished nigiri progression rather than a long, traditional meal.
Must-Try Dishes:
12-course Signature Omakase, 17-course Bougie Omakase, Bou Reserve Omakase
What makes it special: Speakeasy-style omakase bar inside the Emily Hotel where hip-hop, tightly timed seatings, and chef-led nigiri flights create a high-energy sushi experience.
Worthy Picks
#5
Ryota
7.9
Ryota is a moody West Loop spot balancing Tokyo-style ramen with a serious sushi program, from nigiri flights to elaborate house rolls and chirashi. Early reviews highlight very fresh fish and carefully built rice bowls alongside comforting noodle bowls that make it work for both sushi nights and mixed groups.
Must-Try Dishes:
Chirashi bowl, Ryota Premium Set, Kashi Shrimp roll
What makes it special: Newer West Loop ramen-and-sushi house where chef’s sets, chirashi, and specialty maki share the menu with hearty noodle bowls.