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Delights at Kamehachi go beyond sushi
Newspaper article from: Chicago Sun-Times ...5 p.m.-midnight Friday-Saturday...good place to keep in mind for...Japanese fare. Appetizers and sushi creations...whites," rolling and pressing...like eel. For those not familiar...Kamehachi. Hot appetizers, cold ...

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