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Yoshi's Cafe

3257 N Halsted Street
Chicago, IL 60657
(773) 248-6160
Fax: (773) 248-1860
yoshicafe@aol.com
http://www.yoshiscafe.com

In a city known for its fine restaurants, this popular neighborhood eatery is consistently ranked among the best. A nudge toward more casual dining only enhanced the excellent Asian-inspired French menu, which changes regularly but does especially well with seafood, grilled meat and duck. Served at tables closely tucked together and graced with fresh flowers, it's definitely the finest fare in Lakeview. (Private Parties up to 120)

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member revews of Yoshi's Cafe

Anonymous on 05/31/13
4.3 stars

Anonymous on 05/31/13
4.8 stars

Anonymous on 05/31/13
4.5 stars

Anonymous on 05/31/13
4.8 stars

Anonymous on 05/31/13
4.5 stars

Anonymous on 05/31/13
5.0 stars

Tibble on 07/09/11
3.5 stars

Wonderful food and service. A Boystown treasure; right near the end of the strip on Halsted. This is one of my most favorite restaurant's in the world!

Kawaiicat7 on 05/29/10
4.0 stars

Love Yoshi's! This is my boyfriend's favorite restaurant - the boi has good taste!! Excellent tuna tartar and oyster shooters, wonderful wagyu beef, excellent sea bass and foie-truffled eggs if you're lucky! And Yoshi and Nabuko are super sweet as well :)

Antonego on 07/03/09
2.8 stars

We were quite shocked when getting the paper menu and finding meals ranging over twenty bux... I guess the chandeliars were sposed to upscale the patio... The food was aweful and especially paying 16.95 for a Panini... and 18.95 for a burger (what the F???)Partner said the burger wasn't too bad but overall it was no better than a high end greasy spoon. more

DaugDawg on 02/06/09
4.5 stars

Yoshi’s was not what I thought it would be. I think that I assumed it would be Asian because of the name, but it was more Asian infused American. In addition to the super tasty food, they had one hell of a good wine list!

ToBeOrNotToBe on 02/06/09
4.5 stars

I met Yoshi during the taste of Halsted. He was very nice and clearly gives back to the neighborhood. That was all I needed to try out his food. It was sumptuous!

OldIsOkay on 02/06/09
3.0 stars

I will have no problem coming back to Yoshi's! There food was terrific!

Stripes on 02/06/09
3.5 stars

What a great place to dine! You really wouldn't expect this type of restaurant in the middle of boystown. Don't let the name fool you, it's more American/French food.

surferinchig on 10/02/04
My favorite dining destination in Boystown. Yoshi's offers all of the comforts of an upscale establishment without the scene. The emphasis is on the food not the people who are eating it. Try the wagyu burger. A steal if you see what other restaurants are charging for this style of meat.

surferinchig on 02/08/04
I've heard over and over that Yoshi's looks like a Denny's on the inside. I'm sorry, but I've never been inside such a nice Denny's, especially one with awesome food such as Yoshi's. People can argue that, yes, the decor is a lil' outdated but personally I didn't come to gawk at the surroundings but the food. more

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