Good Japanese food, but nothing outstanding. Sushi was good, and plenty of it. Atmosphere was good. Service was very attentive. Overall I would say this was a good dining experience, but just not exceptional.

I have been here a couple of times and enjoyed a bowl of ramen. I have not had the sushi here. I would definitely come back to this place for noodles and would try the sushi. The service was good and the place looks nice inside. One time I went here they had the restaurant set up for a huge... More

Chicago can’t compare to New York, much less Tokyo, when it comes to high quality ramen and Japanese homestyle cooking, but Cocoro does a pretty good job, for a price. Unlike Ginza, where on multiple occasions I’ve had to order two bowls of noodles for dinner, Cocoro doesn’t have a quantity problem. But, $12-$17 for a bowl of noodles seems... More

We went to the restaurant on Thanksgiving evening. Although the sushi chef is not in house, we are still treated to yummy treats :) The ramen noodles is quite authentic,the soup base is very rich. Although they should have the soft boiled egg in the noodle... The service is friendly and we had a great time.

Family and I had lunch at this Japanese-run restaurant on Nov. 21, 2011: Bento box, miso ramen, udon ramen, sashimi combo. 9-yr old loved the Bento box, which was well-presented and tasty. Very delicious broth in both soups- child almost stole mine! Was surprised to read the older ratings here. Our meal was one of the best meals we've had... More

okay Japanese - only that they have shabushabu, which you may just do it by yourself at home after going to Asian market. Not great, I think gyoza was bad. They were lucky I did not eat more than one piece.

Worst service ever.. they were slow and forgetful.. took 30 min to get our appetizers and one hour to get our main courses.