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Sushi restaurants are known for their fresh and flavorful dishes, and Sunda in Chicago's River North neighborhood is no exception. Named Best Restaurant 2012 by the RNA Awards, Sunda offers a modern approach to Asian favorites with an East meets West twist. Their weekly $8.88 lucky specials are a great way to try new dishes without breaking the bank.
One of the standout dishes at Sunda is the Rainbow Roll, which features a delicious combination of crab, tuna, salmon, escolar, yellowtail, avocado, asparagus, and sesame. The Baked Snow Crab Handroll is also a must-try with its snow crab, spicy mayo, tempura crisp, soy paper, and sesame.
For those looking for something beyond sushi rolls, Sunda's Hotate Carpaccio is a refreshing dish that combines Japanese scallop with cucumber, tosazu sauce, aji panca, and yuzu olive oil. And if you're in the mood for something more substantial, the Bulgogi Roti Tacos are sure to satisfy with their sliced sesame soy marinated ribeye and red cabbage slaw.
To wash it all down, Sunda offers specialty cocktails like the Peared Sake made with grey goose la poire, ginger, pineapple, sparkling sake and cinnamon rim. And during happy hour you can pair any of their bites with your drink of choice.
Overall, Sunda is a fantastic spot for anyone looking for delicious Asian fusion cuisine in Chicago.