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Restaurant

MAKO

Chicago, United States
$$$$
Japanese, Sushi

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Key facts

  • Meal Type

    Dinner

  • Best for

    Fine dining, Trendy

  • Key selling point

    An exclusive ode to omakase

  • Awards

    Michelin

  • Dietary requirements

    Pescatarian

  • Special Features

    Chef's table, Tasting menu, Notable sake list, Wine pairing

ETRR1359-MAKO
Image: Brad Danner/Mako
ETRR1359-MAKO
Image: Barry Brecheisen/Mako
ETRR1359-MAKO
Image: Brad Danner/Mako
ETRR1359-MAKO
Image: Brad Danner/Mako

The Restaurant

Mako, a West Loop omakase experience, is chef B.K. Park's passion project. Veteran chef Park presents a creative exploration of pristine fish, showcasing unique cuts and luxury ingredients with contemporary twists. The entrance, marked by a lone plaque, leads to an intimate space where the team's dedication to sushi is immediately apparent. With only 22 seats, Mako offers a smartly considered tasting menu. The chef and itamae showcase their style through unique adornments, such as sudachi juice and sesame-pepper soy. Cooked items are equally enticing, with braised abalone and black cod with burnt scallion ponzu. Mako has earned one Michelin star, a testament to its high-quality cooking.

Facilities & Services

  • Counter dining
  • Booking essential

Restaurant details

731 W. Lake St., Chicago, 60661, United States

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Facilities & Services

  • Counter dining
  • Booking essential

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