Sushi Kaya - Morton Grove

Wow, the food leaves much to be desired (unless you have no taste buds). The only decent items are the rolls, but that's only when someone from the back is making them. When the regular sushi chef prepares them, you can expect to be disappointed. The soup is hit or miss, and the rice for the sushi often tastes stale. On a positive note, the music is always enjoyable. The kitchen food is excellent if you request extra portions, and it's worth the extra cost. Overall, I recommend finding a burger place or heading to the other sushi restaurant down the street—it's a better choice.