Sushi Para

This is a takeout review. First, their website is first rate for selecting items as well as special needs, item by item. Second, the food was packed neatly and well organized. I specified my arrival time (which was not asap) and the food was being packed as I arrived. Perfect.But, of course, most importantly, how was the food? It was excellent. The nori was fresh and moist and wrapped the roles very well. I'll call out the handroll of hamachi. Several beautiful fresh slices of fish with rice in a nice hand roll. I recommend. Also had individual sushi pieces that were well assembled and tasty.I'm not looking for cheap sushi. But I was impressed by the relatively low prices.

Very low quality cut of meat I think I ate carp and the tuna is like star in the can or it pouches not sure why they use white lettuceIt appears this is run by Chinese people and they're cutting cost to bring people in for their lunch and dinner. All you can eat and whatever you don't finish you have to pay full price.

If you want affordable high quality sushi this is your place!! I drive 30 minutes to enjoy their delish food. The service is mediocre, the ambience is okay but the food gets five stars. I recommend they update their interior a little more. It does feel a little crammed when they are super crowded. Maybe they can add some booths? Or outdoor tables? Their incredible value keeps me and my family coming back. It's only $18 for all you can eat lunch and $25 for dinner sushi. You really can't beat the price anywhere else

OMG this is a delicious place that is always packed. Highly recommend. We haven't been there in awhile, due to our busy life, but I can't wait to go back. Definitely a great place to eat at or get takeout, which is our favorite thing to do!

It's not the food that's 2 stars.I want to start by saying food was good. It was the service that turned me off. I came here for lunch one day since I was in the area, they didn't have wifi and I wanted to work and enjoy some sushi. I wanted to do takeout for a lunch special since I couldn't hook up to the internet and work there. Lady upfront gave me the total which was almost $17 and I'm like how? The menu says $10.99.Apparently they charge an extra $3-4 for a lunch special takeout. I didn't see the dine-in only part until looking at their site later, but when she said she could do it, she only said the difference is that soup wouldn't be included and didn't upfront mention the added cost until I asked. She then said, yeah its costs more for takeout, it's better if you just eat here.I said fine and just decided to eat there since I had the time to kill and was just needing lunch at that point. Although the food was good, please don't say you can do something then not mention the extra cost. It felt a bit sneaky to ring it up as takeout then not mention what that extra cost was until I asked, when I only was originally told soup wouldn't be included as the caveat. Long story short - I ate there, food was good that day, service was average, not the friendliest server to be honest.

Great staple go-to AYCE sushi in northwest suburbs. Always fresh and delicious. I've been coming here for 8 years and have not had a bad experience yet. I love the add-on available, like salmon roe!

I put off writing a review for Sushi Para for years, but I'm doing it now. My family and I have eaten here many, many times and it is special to us. I used to live in this neighborhood, and this is where I really started to get into sushi.I will first say that this place serves fairly large rolls, which means plenty of rice. I personally don't think it is in order to fill you up on rice. It's just their style. If they wanted to make more money, they could easily raise the pricing on their all-you-can-eat menus, which are priced very low. You get plenty of fish, just plenty of rice as well. It's most noticeable on the nigiri.Anyway, they have great tasting sushi which has always tasted fresh to me, with a nice inventive, variety of rolls. During Covid, they followed all the rules to the letter. Obviously, enough loyal customers ordered takeout , and they made it through. I for one, will continue to enjoy this place. You might have to wait for seating, especially at peak times. I'm not the only one who knows about this place.

This restaurant has been a go to establishment for I'd say 10 years plus for us now. The restaurant hasn't changed much and that's for the good. The ambience is done right, classic Asian style. No changes are needed don't fix what isn't broke. Service is good here. There are waitstaff floating around and ample staffing even during peak hour. Spacing between tables is sufficient for COVID-19 abatement. The drink was great and was recommended by our server. I ordered several types of sushi and sashimi all of which came out pretty fast. I ate it all up before I could even get a picture. IKURA was awesome and very fresh. All product was very fresh and tasty. I strongly recommend this restaurant. The all you can eat is a lot of bang for the dollar. Restroom was evaluated, the toilet and urinal were in clean and working condition. The sink fixtures work well however nothing is contactless so you'll want to wash your hands and use a paper towel to exit. Other than the outdated bathroom this restaurant is stellar.

I got the all you can eat sushi and it was not bad. There was a limit in how mush sashimi you could get but other than that the quality was good. The service was a bit slow however there was plenty of seating for everyone! The atmosphere was nice as well.

Great service and the prices are inflation busters! Sunny is the kindest and most awesome server! It was very busy, limited tables, but worth the wait if you do have to wait around.