Decent sushi
Cute restaurant & friendly staff. Spinach dumplings were small and were supposed to be pan fried but they came out deep fried. Spinach filling was creamy and flavorful though. All of the rolls we got were pretty fresh but typical (eel avocado, Philadelphia, and spider). The summer roll with jalapeno was definitely the best. They give you a complimentary cheesecake as a thank you for coming in, thought that was over and beyond thoughtful.
One of my favorite sushi restaurants in the city, but not because of its sushi. Â You may be asking yourself why I gave one my favorite sushi bars in the city 4 stars, and that's because Butterfly is only moderately better than my 15th favorite sushi bar. Â
Butterfly has pretty good sushi, but its real benefits are that it's great for groups, fast, efficient and BYOB. Â If you need to plan a dinner for a large group of people with a wide array of palates and budgets, Butterfly or The Parthenon would be my main recommendations.
1 hour delivery, pretty standard. Â Food was nice and hot when it arrived. Â However the pad thai and spicy crazy noodles were completely tasteless and mushy. Â I love thai food and will eat pretty much any version of pad thai without complaint, but I did not even make a dent in this dish.
Review Source:I order here for the pad thai since many raved about it. Â It was okay the chicken was cooked perfect but as take out i only was given one hot sauce for such a large order of pad thai i would have expected at least two containers. Â There were no crunchy peanuts or green onion apparent in my dish wish is common in pad thai kinda disappointed. But it was good.
I also order a miso soup this was very good something i would come back for. Â Then last the crab rangoon this was delicious but alittle sloppy lots of wasted wonton. Â It could be pocketed neatly picked most of the wasted fried parts off and tossed away. Â The filling was spot on would recommend as a appetizer. Â
Overall it was a good thai cuisine and I would order from again. Â Compared to Ruby of Siam which is my favorite thai restaurant.
This place is just about the best value in town. Â I live in the neighborhood so I do delivery and eat in often. The atmosphere is really nice and lively. Service is good and the fact that is BYO makes it a really cheap night out. Â
The food: Â
The sushi rolls are good, I wouldn't say the best in town, but really good and priced well. Â
For appetizers, the Thai escargot is to die for. It's so flavorful in a sort of red curry sauce with bread. You won't be able to stop until you've sopped up every last bit of the sauce that it comes in!
My favorite rolls are the Summer Roll and the Red Dragon. Â They always have really good super white tuna as well.
The Thai food is OUTSTANDING. Â Especially the curry dishes. You won't find a better Green curry or a Penang curry anywhere. The massaman curry and Pad Thai are nice as well, but I prefer the spicier curries. Â
I love everything about this place. They are really accommodating for groups as well.
Food - I ordered six different rolls and each one was distinguishable and unique despite similar ingredients. I also had the thai spring rolls which were fresh and delicious.
Service - They were very busy and didn't seem to have a whole lot of staff to accommodate everybody. I won't blame the servers but rather management for the staggered issuance of everyone's dinners. If I wanted to, I probably could have finished 3/4 of my food before the final entree hit the table.
Note: this is a BYOB joint.
I hardly want to review this and share how good it is. But its good. Really good.
Food:
Tofu Pad Thai--Excellent, some of the best I've had in the city.
Chicken Fried Rice-- Excellent
Summer Roll--Excellent, pretty spicy but still really good
Shumai--Excellent
Basically, everything we got we loved. The service is great too. Our server was really friendly and not in our face. The atmosphere is cozy... like most sushi places you're pretty much dining with the table next to you but its worth it.
BYOB is always a plus. I will be back!
Was in the area and we needed a place nearby to have a late lunch. Butterfly was right around the corner on my Yelp app it was full of hundreds of excellent reviews - lunch found!
Service
We came in at an off-peak time and were the only two patrons in the entire place. Our waitress promptly took our food orders and while the food did come out quickly, she never once checked in on us the entire time to see how we were doing or if we needed our drinks refilled, etc. Given that we had the entire place to ourselves, there really was no excuse for the lack of service.
Food
Had the spring rolls as an appetizer and they were some of the tastiest I've had. Bean sprouts, cucumber, scrambled eggs and tofu all topped with a tasty plum sauce and a slice of jalapeno pepper, I wish we had ordered more. Delicious and best $4 I've spent in a while.
But... I'm glad we didn't order more because the entrees were HUGE. I ordered some basic chicken fried rice and it was a giant mound of delicious. Plenty of chicken in with the rice and green beans which I hadn't seen in fried rice before and the sauce was not salty at all - overall really tasty! I asked for them to make it a bit spicy too and the heat level was just perfect. The portion is definitely enough to make 2-3 meals out of it - hello leftovers.
My cousin recently moved in the area and I could see us dining here again. The décor was cute with plenty of comfortable table-lined booth and for the food, the price was fairly inexpensive, but with the poor service when it was completely empty, I'm a bit skeptical as to how it will be when there are actually other patrons dining there.
I am a Butterfly fan and usually order at least once per month. It's good sushi and decently priced. I do really enjoy the cucumber salad as the dressing is my favorite. A solid 3-4 stars in my book.
On my most recent online delivery order, I paid by credit card, which I have done on numerous occasions. When my order arrived, the delivery person asked to see my credit card and then attempted to copy the front of my credit card on the merchant receipt... I stopped him before he got a chance as I am not dumb - that's one way to get your cc stolen and leads to identity theft. The more I think about it, the situation really bugs me. Â I am not sure if I will ever order from here again for that reason and thus drops them down to 2 stars.
This review is for delivery only.
Butterfly sushi has kind of become my go-to Asian delivery in the west loop when I'm feeling like a night in. I've gotten the yaki soba, pad thai, rama chicken, and the pad see ew. The best of these is the pad see ew. Rama chicken is drenched in sauce, and although I do love a healthy portion of peanut sauce, this was just a little too much for me. The pad thai on the other hand is a little sauce-weak. And the yaki soba... decent.
I will say that their delivery is always steaming hot and on-time. Delivery man is always very friendly and finds his way into the building and to my front door without any issues.
Butterfly is, hands down the best deal on sushi and Thai food in the West Loop if not the city of Chicago.
They have very generous portions and contradicting prices... which is a good thing.
Food is served quickly and they don't charge a corking fee if you bring a bottle of wine in. The fact that it's BYOB saves you even more money on your night out.
There are two other Butterfly locations just North on Chicago and South on Madison... take your pick, they're all great.
I would have given them 5 stars, but everyone could improve somewhere. For Butterfly, I'd only wish that they hire a dedicated host or someone with more "personality" to greet and welcome people as they come in. But then again, I'm there for the food and less for the pampering.
Maybe that's why I order "pick-up" 95% of the time.
Lastly, try the Godzilla roll... best and largest dragon roll in Chicago. And for $15, you can't beat the price.
Enjoy,
A
This place is an ideal BYOB sushi spot. Called around 630pm and got a reservation for 815 with no problem on a Saturday night. The rolls are cheap and HUGE! Most importantly, they don't judge you on how you decide to take advantage of the BYOB aspect, even if it is whiskey. Highly recommend!
Review Source:There are certain items on their menu I absolutely die for. Â The shumai appetizer is one of the best things ever. Â I could eat a bowl of that.
Generally, I think that most of the stuff you can order is totally run of the mill thai/chinese. Â The different curries all taste pretty much alike, the chicken and tofu all come preprepared in the same vat making them pretty bland. Â The noodles aren't that exciting. Â The price is pretty reasonable since you get a good amount. Â Especially the pad thai. Â They just did away with the sesame chicken, which was my favorite entree. Â Probably because it seemed like it was a little more involved to prepare.
The sushi combinations are pretty good, but the fish itself isn't the best. Â The sauces used can sometimes be overpowering and make your sushi a little goopy. Â Some of the nigiri is done really well. Â I love the unagi. Â
In sum, if you wanna get some delivery once in a while this place will do just fine. Â If you're in the area, wouldn't hurt to stop in. Â Just don't expect minds to be blown.
About what you'd expect from any sushi place in the area. I've had better and I've had worse. However, Butterfly is relatively inexpensive compared to other sushi joints, and they boast a large selection of rolls. Our service was mediocre as well.
However, I was amused at the borderline crazy person that barged in during the middle of our meal, walked up the middle of the restaurant, and demanded an "American Roll." I don't know if they have anything with that name, but she seemed quite adamant about eating a red, white and blue roll. When they told her they did not carry said roll, she screamed that she'd be back when she had money and then proceeded to ask seated customers if they had an extra cigarette before two chefs escorted her out.
I'm going with three stars for the selection and free entertainment.
We wanted to check out the area (the one on Grand), so looked for a place to eat, and came up with this one. Â I'm skeptical of restaurants that mix there Asian food, like sushi and Thai, so didn't even consider having the sushi, so can't vouch for it. Â But all of us had Thai food.
Pros:
-Solid Thai food. Â We had tofu Pad Thai, tofu spicy noodle, and beef massaman curry. Â All were good - even the pad thai which can be hit or miss.
-We didn't make reservations and the restaurant was really busy - they sat the three of us but said we'd need to leave by 8:30pm (1.5 hours) b/c of a reservation - but at least they sat us.
Cons:
-Service was just okay - dishes didn't all come out at the same time which is kind of annoying.
-Not too much in this area, so unless you live there, you'll likely not venture to the restaurant (at least the one on Grand) - but if I did, I'd go there again (also, they seemed to do a steady take-out business)
-No alcohol served, but that's par for the course in Chicago.
I normally don't trust a "Sushi/Thai" place, on account of the absolute absurdity of the whole idea, but I do love this Butterfly. Better, I think (?) than the one on Madison. The fried crunchy spicy tuna is probably the most awesome thing on the menu. Love. My friend joked that he could eat two orders as a meal, but in reality it's pretty rich. Please to share this.
At this type of sushi joint, I'm a sucker for their big, fat specialty rolls. Butterfly delivers, let me count the ways: rolls with fried things (check), rolls with shrimp tempura (check), rolls with mango (check). I think the Sunrise is my fave, though I also love the Sunset and the Volcano Shrimp. That one is terrific-ly awesome. I dare you to get a whole piece in your mouth.
Bonus points for them being able to accommodate groups of 10+ (with no complaints!) and for always making a big show for birthdays. Love. See you soon, Butterfly!
I can't wait to come back to Butterfly Sushi and Thai. This past weekend, a party of about 20 of us dined at Butterfly to celebrate a friend's birthday. The place is small so before we were seated, I was wondering how we were all going to fit. We did have to wait a bit past our reservation, but once seated, we were taken care of very well.
I ordered the Volcano Roll and the Sweet Potato Roll. Honestly, the Volcano Roll was filling enough for one and I wish I hadn't ordered the Sweet Potato Roll. But both were delicious. The Volcano Roll  has a jalepeno roll as the base, then stacks two Shrimp tempuro on top with a creamy sauce. It's honestly the only roll I want to order from this place. You can't go wrong with it.
What surprised me and impressed me, was the fast service and the fact that they split everyone's check! I mean, with 20+ people, I am not sure how they were able to do that so efficiently.
I would suggest going elsewhere if you want Sushi or Thai. Â I might recommend South Coast Sushi or if you are interested in Thai, I would go to Mai & I. Â I love a BYOB, that is the only reason I decided to give 2 stars, but this is not the place to go.
Let me start by saying the food was actually decent, I just wish I had time to enjoy it. Â The service here is horrible, horrible enough for me to write this review and to never go there again. Â I was going to let this go, but I feel if this restaurant receives enough bad reviews they will make a change, so that people start going there again. Â My friend and I came in at 6PM without a reservation. Â I have worked in the restaurant industry, so I understand walk in's as opposed to people that have made reservations. Â The restaurant was empty, so we figured it wouldn't be a problem. Â The hostess/waitress asked if we would be done by 8 (which is understandable has we did not have a reservation), and we agreed that time works. Â
Every second of our meal was rushed. Â We did have 2 hours to eat, but apparently they want us to be a 30 minute table. Â After we sat down the server got us a wine cooler for our wine. Â Right when she returned with that, she asked if we were ready to order. Â "Well, we just sat down and took out the wine, there wasn't a whole lot of time to look at the menu, within that minute," I wanted to say, but I kept my composure. Â Literally 3 minutes later she came back, luckily we had time to look over the appetizers before opening our wine. Â We ordered that and began catching up while looking at the menu. Â Before the appetizers hit the table she asked us for our order. Â This wasn't much of a surprise, but we figured once we get in our main order the rushing would stop.
Unfortunately that was not the case. Â If we put our forks down, they were right there to ask if we were done. Â If we stopped eating, even while holding our fork they would ask us if we wanted a box. Â It actually got quite comical, because they were ruthless about getting us out of there. Â It was probably only 7 o'clock and my friend was pouring some wine into her glass and as she was doing this another server came and took away our wine cooler. Â Yes, there was still white wine in our bottle and no she didn't ask if we were done with it. Â I guess there is an hour limit on the white buckets. Â Anyhow, we were rushed through our decision for dessert and half of the items we asked for they claimed they didn't have. Â I believe it was so we would leave, but it didn't work Butterfly I always have a sweet tooth. Â After we got ice cream, they dropped the check without asking if we were done, we paid and we were out with 45 minutes to spare. Â
I think the servers we came in contact with were inconsiderate, not friendly and focused on turning tables rather than the guest's satisfaction. Â It could be the management asking them to do whatever it takes to get the most tables, but in the end it does not help the servers with tips because the service was very much lacking. Â Save yourself some time and don't go here!
I d have to say right away, this place is one best sushi/ thai places which keeps me coming back for more. Â The staff genuinely nice and make certain all your needs are met. Â My favorite dishes here include the Chicken curry, Â Dragon maki and Sweet potato maki rolls. Â
Don't confuse their other location on Chicago ave. Â which I ve eaten once before.
The food tastes much better at the Grand ave. location@!
My last adventure into Butterfly was this past Monday. Â I had my heart set on going to Anna's Asian Bistro all day; however, didn't bother to check if they would be open prior to venturing out. Â Bummed that Anna's was closed on Monday, I opted for the next best thing in walking distance... Butterfly Sushi Bar.
Which in the end was a great weekday dining experience.
Why stop at Butterfly:
- BYOB - No corkage fee
- Sushi - Lite rice/lots of fish :)
- Attentive Staff
- Tom Yum Soup (This soup actually gets 5 stars)
Great Sushi + BYOB = Perfect Chicago Evening!
After two visits to Butterfly Sushi I decided that they deserve a review on Yelp. Both times through I have been thoroughly pleased.
Trip one was a group of 4, we ordered an assortment of sushi as well as the "mini egg rolls" to accompany our bottle of wine. The egg rolls are worth ordering for comic value alone. Imagine "Little Smokeys" in egg roll form. Trip two was just my girlfriend and I, again we brought our own wine and ordered an assortment of sushi.
Both trips yielded some of the best sushi I have had in Chicago coupled with a very cute and intimate environment. The location is set in a nice stretch of town and has all the charm you could ask for. The wait staff has been terrific every time.
I would and will go back to Butterfly again. The pricing, ambiance, and location are fantastic and it would easily be one of my favorite locations in the city of Chicago.
Been here a few times now and I have to say the service and atmosphere are stellar. Â They are always smiling and willing to accomodate no matter what the party size. I've been here with a party for 2 and a party for 14!
I have tried almost every sushi roll on their menu and my favorite will always be the sweet potato and the volcano shrimp maki.
The sweet potato has that creamy sweet texture with the spice mayo to contrast that leaves you finishing every piece on the plate.
The volcano shrimp maki is exactly that! A volcano of flavor and literally looks like a volcano! Impossible to eat in one or really even in two bites but I didn't complain because it tasted better with each bite!
We also tried:
Avocado roll: pretty standard
Spicy Tuna: pretty standard
Dragon: pretty standard
Fire Dragon: A good twist, full of flavor and mild heat
Rainbow: pretty standard
Sunrise: definitely worth it. The texture contrast is delightful
Unagi Avo: very bland; pretty standard
Overall great experience. Â They fact that they are byob makes it even better. Â They accomodate large parties and have great service. Â It's no wonder they are so popular they had to open up 2 additional spots.
Visiting Chicago from San Francisco. The bar manager at the W hotel suggested Butterfly when we asked for good sushi places that deliver.
Tried calling in our order. The first girl who answered told us to call back in a minute once we told her we wanted delivery to the W Hotel City Center. When we called back she passed the phone to another woman. Before I even tried to placed my order I made it clear that I was from out of town, staying at the W hotel and wanted delivery. She wouldn't take my order without the EXACT address of the hotel, which I did not have handy.
Unfortunately, their online ordering system is such a hassle to sign up for this place ended up being an inconvenience. They should really get on Grubhub to avoid losing business and capitalize on visitors to the Chicago FiDi area which has nothing open on the weekends. We're taking our business to Union Sushi instead who are on Grubhub for hassle free online ordering. Improve your customer service.
This sushi restaurant, and I have eaten at the Madison Street location too, is proficient in their execution. We sat outside on a beautiful night. The service was a bit slow for the outside diners as inside of the restaurant was bustling. Â
The food was good. We ordered edamame, shrimp pot stickers, and the outstanding Volcano Shrimp Maki Roll. It's BYOB. A great spot for lunch or mid-week no frills GOOD sushi. ~ Danno
We came here for my boyfriends birthday and were dressed pretty sharp, on a tuesday night. The place was probably 30% full and they sat us at this crap table, probably the worst table in the house against a wall where there was so much traffic, it was not a good experience.
Prior to sitting down, and because my boyfriend knows that we didn't just walk up in here without a reservation in casual clothes for food, we actually planned a nice birthday dinner out, we asked for different seats, preferably a booth in a more intimate location and not where the staff have like 3 feet of space to get by. Â The lady then said that those seats were for larger parties of 4+, but it was ALL EMPTY.
So we sat down at this crap table, and of course we were right on the dirty orange wall and it was just so unappetizing. Finally, we asked someone else who allowed us to sit in the back of the restaurant in a booth, that they easily split into two tables, boom , problem solved. What made me a little upset about the whole situation was that across those 4+ seater booths, were other 2 seater spots to sit which would have been perfect. HELLO!??!!?
(/end dramatic rant)
I guess I expected a little more out of this place simply for the fact that my boyfriend chose it for his birthday dinner, and we typically do not go to dive-y types of places for celebratory occasions, and this place was very dive-y. As a walk-in to have dinner place, this place is pretty good, as a first-date type of spot, I would say no. The location of the place isn't that great either.
But lets just get over all of that!
Meanwhile, here we are looking sharp, the waitress (older lady) asked us about 10 times along with another waitress if we were ready, which we were not. We're indecisive and already shook up over this whole seating situation. Jeez give us break! Oh and  I love it when waitresses see you struggling with the menu, trying to chose what to pick and just leave you, come back and keep asking if you're ready. Um how about asking if we have any questions?!
Stop Jigna, stop..stop with this, on to the food.
Ahh yes the food! The fire dragon maki was good, all of their maki looked pretty "processed" to me, and Americanized, which im good with because hey, those are the yummiest. My boyfriend got the spicy thai basil chicken dish and it was really yummy in the beginning but I couldn't help to notice a weird taste..almost like garbage and fish, I'm pretty sure it was fish sauce but it was very peculiar and I don't know, but i'm not a fan. The boyfriend loved it though. Miso soup was just okay.
THE BEST PART of this whole experience was the BYOB aspect, I swear if this restaurant was not BYOB...it wouldn't be as great. Half the reason all these people rave about this place must be because they are liquored up.
I don't think I'll be coming back here, I'd rather go to NIU sushi and get the Rock N Roll maki which tastes exactly like what I had here, probably the same price but way better location, ambiance, decor, presentation, everything!
Wow, I didn't realize I've reviewed Butterfly before. Â My new review is based on their sit down service within their restaurant. The restaurant itself is really cute. Â Small space, but the layout makes everything look spacious. I went on a nice, summery night. Â They have sidewalk seating which is perfect for upcoming summer nights. Â Service was rather quick and the pad see eiw was delicious. Â I had some sushi as well and that was delicious! Â The specialty maki is rather expensive like other competing sushi restaurants. Â
I went with a friend and enjoyed the food and the ambiance. Â The restaurant got pretty busy towards the 8pm time frame, which is great for a Wednesday night! Â
I can't complain about my dining experience here. Â Food was delicious. Â Service was great. hooray.
Interesting little place. I didn't see the inside but I did enjoy sitting on the patio. It is in a good location because there are not many other restaurants near by so it is definitely a local's spot.
Their sushi is fresh and their portions pretty typical for Chicago. I must say they were very accommodating as they made me a vegetarian roll that was not the tempura fried roll on the menu. It was just what I wanted to go with my seaweed salad.
This place is a solid choice for BYOB sushi. Service is always very quick, food comes out quick, and the rolls never disappoint. I've also done delivery and pickup from here too and in both regards they were quick with my orders/delivery and food yummy as always.
I love their red curry and all their rolls.
Mmmm Fire Dragon Maki. Spicy Tuna Maki. TRY 'EM.
My girlfriend and I had a wonderful workout along the lake. Didn't want to spoil what we worked off with a greasy number. Decided to go the healthier route with some sushi. Went on a Wednesday for lunch so we didn't have to deal with reservations or a crowd. I could see how the place could get busy at night. It was definitely eyes roll back a-MAHzing. Fresh and flavorful. It wasn't too large in the roll size. It was just enough for our appetite. Ordering the three rolls were just enough for us. I ordered their Green Tea Bubble Tea. It was tasty too. No complaints at all. There are so many things on the menu I definitely can't wait to go back.
I love to try new places, but when it comes to sushi and Thai, I just keep going to Butterfly over and over. Why should I venture out when its competitors are more expensive, less tasty, and not BYOB?
The only issue I have with Butterfly is the service. The staff is friendly, but they definitely try to turn tables quickly. Several times I've made a reservation where I've been told over the phone that I could have a table if I promised to finish my meal in an hour. NOT COOL! If you haven't been given a dining "deadline," I'd suggest ordering food in waves to prolong your meal a bit more.
I just love Butterfly sushi...my girlfriends and I come here often to catch up and enjoy our favorite wines.
Don't know if you want Japanese or Thai? Well...now you don't have to contemplate...have both!
Godzilla roll is humongous for $15.
Thai dishes are good (except Pad Thai - very sweet) and reasonably priced.
Staff is very friendly however on weekends, it is very tight and cramped. Make sure you have reservations on their busiest times.
The sushi is just so so. I don't get why it's so crowded and why there's two butterfly sushi bars  in the same area. It's BYOB that must be why people come here. But, there are also tons of BYOB sushi places.
The restaurant is soooo crowded and narrow, and upon entering, the hostess actually gave us a time limit. She was like, Ok we sit you but you have to leave by 9pm.
WTF?
There was also a large obnoxious party in the back... of like 12 some people. Super loud and obnoxious. Not the restaurants fault obvi... but just saying what kind of people come here.
This is my "go to" delivery place for thai. Â They are always fast and the food comes well packaged.
Surprisingly, both the Thai and the Sushi are delicious! Â I haven't ordered anything I haven't enjoyed.
Food:
Pad Thai- best in the city that I've found, the sauce is delicious, not just a bland mushy pile of noodles like most places.
Khao Soi Noodles- one of the only places I've found that even serves this dish,the soft egg noodles and the curry are delicious. Â Only complaint is they put the crispy noodles in the dish instead of separately, so they are not as crispy by the time they get to me. Â
Spicy Crazy noodle: Â legitimately spicy when I had it. Â Fairly typical but tasty.
Panang Curry: Â also typical, but very solid.
Best sushi is the Summer Maki- tuna, yellowtail, jalapeno, avocado, cilantro, chili oil. Â For only $7 it's a big roll and has a lot of fish in it. Â I'll admit that I have to take out 1/2 the jalapenos so that I can eat it without downing a gallon of milk. Â
Their cheaper rolls, like the kappa maki or sake maki have been disappointing if only because they are so small.
I'd also recommend against getting anything with tempura on it for take out, ends up coming in a bit soggy (obvious in retrospect but disappointing at the time)
Overall, definitely recommend Butterfly for take out!
Just did my normal order for the first time in 2012, and found out they raised the priced on all maki rolls by $1. Â
Butterfly is no longer on my list to go.
They also have a rush (hurry, let's eat) type of service in their restaurant which I don't care for.
Best bet is Anna's Bistro in the same area, check out their reviews, you won't be disappointed.
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