Came here for lunch with a friend and the food was AMAZING! They had good music, service, and the tea was scrumptious. Appetizers were lovely! Would recommend to anyone looking for a good social setting and yummy food! Update: I don't know why my photos didn't upload. Just added them today.
Vegan Restaurant
Pride Sushi and Thai
· $$$$ · Chicago · Strict-vegan verified
Fully vegan
Editor synopsis · 0 reviews
Diners overwhelmingly call out the signature dish as the must-order. The vibe reads as vegan restaurant — service is consistently described as warm and unhurried. Common gotcha: queues form at peak times — go early or late.
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Came here for lunch with a friend and the food was AMAZING! They had good music, service, and the tea was scrumptious. Appetizers were lovely! Would recommend to anyone looking for a good social setting and yummy food! Update: I don't know why my photos didn't upload. Just added them today.
Pride Sushi and Thai is one of those easy, reliable spots when you’re craving either sushi or classic Thai comfort food. The sushi rolls are fresh and nicely presented, with good balance and not overloaded with sauce. The pad thai and curries are flavorful, slightly sweet and savory in that familiar, satisfying way. It’s casual, clean, and relaxed — perfect for a low-key dinner or takeout night. Nothing overly fancy, just solid food that consistently hits the spot.
Pride Sushi and Thai is one of those easy, reliable spots when you’re craving either sushi or classic Thai comfort food. The sushi rolls are fresh and nicely presented, with good balance and not overloaded with sauce. The pad thai and curries are flavorful, slightly sweet and savory in that familiar, satisfying way. It’s casual, clean, and relaxed — perfect for a low-key dinner or takeout night. Nothing overly fancy, just solid food that consistently hits the spot.
Located on Peterson Avenue in West Ridge, which becomes quite congested at times, the location is necessarily ideal. However, once inside, this place feels welcoming and service is very good. Presentation of their food items are also quite impressive. Flavors, however, were inconsistent at best. Ramen noodle in particular reminded of a packet one would purchase at a grocery store. Beef salad, while it looked pretty, was nothing more than sliced flank steak on bed of lettuce. Little more variety of vegetables would have made it so much better. Overall, it is a nice place in an area that could use good restaurants.