went to dinner at Kuni Friday evening two weekends ago. I had the chef's sashimi platter which was just great.

We were hoping Kuni would be a nice neighborhood joint to go for a quick sushi fix. Unfortunately, the quality of the sushi ranges from mediocre to "it'll looks fine-just eat it" level, the preparation is uninspired and tastes are for the gentrified. On top of that, the prices make a downtown sushi hotspot seem like a bargain. My gf... More

Kuni's has been in business over 25 years, which in itself is a great sign. One of the earliest sushi restaurants in Evanston, it has also been one of the best. We moved from Evanston several years ago, but whenever I get back I go to Kuni's as the quality of the sushi is very high. I have never had... More

The fish is always fresh with excellent service. By far the best Sushi on the North Shore. We keep on going back and regret when we try some where new.

I have done a lot of business over the years in Japan, and Kuni's is by far the best Chicago-area Japanese restaurant for recreating the authentic experience. It's quiet, peaceful, furnished in light wood colors, and the sushi is sublime. No lox-and-cream-cheese or peanut-butter-and-jelly rolls here. Just a wide variety of fresh fish and other traditional ingredients. Many other traditional... More

Sushi nowadays is usually (NOT ALWAYS) prepared by non-Japanese chefs who really don't know the intricacies of preparing truly authentic sushi. Kuni-san started many years ago and is Japanese trained and knows all there is to know. (Although he is too modest to admit)He often will defer a choice of mine if he feels the current offering isn't fresh enough,... More

Perfect ratio price-quality . Very good service Fantastic suchy and sashimy , The chef , a real japanese takes goog care of his customers and often send a little dish as a token of thanks for being here ,

I lived in Evanston since before Kuni's was opened (he is celebrating 25 years on 12/27) .And I started dining here soon after he opened. I moved away 2 years ago and had the opportunity to visit Kuni's in August/2011. What I have always valued at Kuni's is the freshness of the fish and the skill of preparation. I love... More

A block northeast of the Main Street CTA station you will find this wonderful sushi restaurant. I came here early on a Friday evening (approx. 5:45 p.m.) and basically had the place to myself. By the time I was done it had filled halfway up. I had some of their miso soup and it was really good - not like... More