Triad Sushi Lounge, Chicago

1933 South Indiana Avenue, Chicago, IL 60616

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Triad Sushi Lounge
1,716.9 mi

1933 South Indiana Avenue, Chicago, IL 60616

ClosedOpening at 5:00 PM

About Triad Sushi Lounge


Slick, modern countertops, warm hues, bamboo accents, and contemporary light pendants in Triad Sushi Lounge’s dining room set the stage for a feast of Japanese delights, both exquisitely seasoned and aesthetically presented. Guests can order up a spread of traditional or fusion-style Japanese cuisine, including fresh tuna tartar and lamb chops cooked over a grill and bathed in a French-inspired red-wine-reduction sauce. Chefs tuck fresh king crab, squid, and cucumbers into colorful pieces of nigiri, sashimi, and full sushi rolls, and servers pour out sake bombs or uncork BYOB bottles. For a more private dining experience, Triad’s modern space boasts a VIP room bedecked with a 37-inch plasma-screen TV that comes outfitted with a DVD player and stellar sound system for blasting tunes or hearing the dialogue from Big Foot’s home videos.

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Lisa
Top reviewer
43 ratings|31 reviews
closed and reopened as another restaurant
James
1 rating|1 review
Restaurant has good atmosphere and service. Menu is broad. We went for sushi and it is okay, but not the best (try Sai Café in Lincoln Park for the best in the Western Hemisphere). This may be a place for oyster (that's in their new name. However, when we were there everyone was eating lobster--apparently, there was some discount offered online that brought people in.
Donise
16 ratings|3 reviews
Great food
Veronica
Top reviewer
26 ratings|20 reviews
I saw on yelp that there were specials on drinks, but when I got to the restaurant I was told there weren't specials anymore. I think specials would attract more people to go to triad.