Tokio Pub

This place was excellent!We got some hot stone meals to share. It's exactly what it sounds like. You get a stone heated to 450 degrees and you cook your meats on it. Great and interactive! We had miso, edamame, and potstickers to start. All super delicious. For my meal, I got the Ramen burger. I just had to try it. It's a burger with Ramen noodles for a bun. Not to be a Petey repeat but it was delicious!It was our service first night and she did an excellent job! If she hadn't told us, I would've never known. I'm impressed. Pretty great food around this area of Chicago.

Spicy tuna roll was a log chunk of cucumber with rice wrapped around it with mini two tiny pieces of shaved thin tuna on top of roll (wasn't that freshly. And spicy sauce on bottom of plate. Given a splash of soy sauce on the side. Awful for the money I paid compared to the last time two weeks ago give a toll came with frozen crabmeat center. Save your money whether it's happy hour or regular hour. Wish I could get a refund Only thing good was the nice server

Great restaurant in the area! There's a lot of restaurants and things to do around the area. There's also plenty of parking spots in the lot across from the restaurant. The service is super friendly and efficient. We came here for my bf's birthday dinner and they gave us ice cream and beignets for dessert. For appetizers, the spring rolls were delicious and fresh with the chili sauce and the lettuce. For main dishes, I recommend getting the sushi. The volcano roll ($16) and salmon sashimi were flavorful and delicious. For the sashimi, it just came with one piece for $5. The roll came with 8 pieces and was decently filling. You might need 2 rolls to feel full. The hand rolls that they serve here are pretty small, other Japanese restaurants usually stuff them full and it's a bigger cone shape. My bf got the ramen burger and it was decent. The ramen bun was a bit soggy feeling, and not super crispy. The meat was flavored well but not much else outstanding with the ramen bun. The inside of the restaurant is very modern with its decorations and light fixtures. Everything was clean and organized. I will say though, it's a journey to get to the bathroom. You have to go to the Shaw's restaurant side to use the restroom. Thank you for a great dinner!

I came here recently on 2 different occasions. I remember the one thing I remembered about Tokio Pub in the past were the beignets. They were soo delicious and melted in your mouth. However, things may have changed and they don't come out hot anymore so it's not tasty.Customer Service: The staff here are friendly, but it can be a little slow when it comes to time to get the check, pay and leave.Washroom: It is shared with Shaw's Crab House and requires walking up the stairs to get there or can opt for the elevator (I think there is one)FoodRamen Burger ($15): It sounded neat to come with the ramen bun and looks cool, but it was bland to have a ramen bun. I wouldn't recommend it unless it was purely for pictures. Beef Sizzling Rice ($15): beef tenderloin, sautéed onions & shiitake mushrooms, egg yolk, crispy shallots, red chili threads. If I'd order anything again, this would be it. It may be on the saltier side depending on how you like your flavor. This was the more flavorful food item that I ordered.Steak Ramen: The ramen came out warm but it was soo salty! If all the ramens taste like this one, I wouldn't recommend ordering ramen here. The steak tastes okay but the ramen itself was just too salty and not great at all. It didn't taste like broth was used, maybe just a seasoning package or a ton of salt was added.DessertBeignet ($6): sweet chocolate filled pastry puffs rolled in sugar. It tastes good when it's fresh. The recent time I went, it was not warm and didn't taste that great.I'll check out other restaurants prior to coming back here.

Opted for takeout from this place and ordered the Beef Sizzling Rice, which I did enjoy overall. The shiitake mushrooms were a particular highlight. While the experience would likely have been better if I had dined in, I do plan to return and explore more dishes.Tip: If you're doing takeout, note that the entrance is the same as Shaw's Crab House.

Food - my mom and I each ordered a ramen which they "specialize" in. The worst ramen I've ever had - drowned in soy sauce, barely any noodles, and awful presentation. Definitely eating some more food after leaving. Service and ambiance were both just fine. Pretty empty for dinner time but I'm guessing that's because people know to avoid it

In town from Southern California, went to lunch and ordered a Rainbow roll and Miso soup. The waitress was amazing, so nice and informative. The atmosphere was great and I was extremely excited to try the sushi. The roll came out with incredibly small portions of fish on top. ( which I am very grateful for now after tasting it it) the first bite I had, the fish smelled and tasted so fishy. If you are a sushi enthusiast you know good sushi does not smell or taste like fish. I was hesitant to try the next piece as it was a different fish. That one was ok, but since the horrible fist bite nothing tasted right after that. Hours later I am still belching up bad fishy taste in my mouth I can just puke. In addition to that they add a three % fee to your check for a service fee???? Great charge me for your bad fish and a servive fee. Update: still very sick from the bad fish!

reasonable prices and food is delicious!cant beat it for informal lunch or dinner.I think this is a hidden gem in the streets of woodfield area. You can enjoy delicious drinks and low key atmosphere, will definitely return!

It was decent. We stopped here for dinner. We were seated right away and we're brought water. Drink order was taken. My wife had a $5 (Taco Tuesday special) Margarita. She enjoyed it. I tried it. A bit sweet for my taste. We ordered the Chicken Potstickers for an appetizer. Very nice. For dinner, we ordered:- Red Dragon Roll- Filet Mignon Japanese Hot Rock- Roasted Tofu and Shiitake Mushroom RamenMy wife enjoyed the Hot Rock meal, though not very filling. We loved the Red Dragon Roll. Note too that they use minimal rice in the roll. I was happy for that. I had the Ramen. I really liked the Soy Marinated Egg half. The rest of the bowl was just so-so in my opinion. I would come back for the Ramen, though their other varieties may be better. The broth wasn't very tasty or inspiring.

Been a long time since my last visit.Menu selection is now 1/3 or 1/4 what it used to be and mediocre barebones. I recall a side of white/brown rice was an option... no? Hence no order of the bang bang shrimp. Service was basic. Order from Shaws menu was better its the same kitchen but delivery and volume was lacking. It did not look nicely plated as normal and was so tasteless. No generic rolls with the calamari? Had to ask. Wtf it's still an $18 charge. Waste.