Gorilla Sushi, Wicker Park

Says the place has served them well for about a decade and loves it.

Agrees prices rose but says it's much cheaper than other sushi spots.

Calls this one of the best budget sushi spots they have found.

Says Gorilla Sushi is not good.

Says some Gorilla Sushi locations suit cheap sushi well, but quality varies across them.

Has visited the Andersonville branch and rates it solid, with reasonable value.

Felt this spot's portions were smaller than the alternative for similar prices, so less favored.

Calls it a favorite for good sushi at reasonable prices and says the experience has consistently been positive.

Says the business is upfront that its sushi is lower grade and stopped going after a price rise.

Says the rolls contain too little fish; won't return.

Loves Gorilla Sushi but calls it low grade and mayo-heavy, though still decent.

One visitor was pleasantly surprised by the generous amount of protein in each roll, and says smaller portions allow more variety.

Says the place rules; not the best, but a bargain for the quality.

Says it works for simple rolls and occasional takeout, though its recent price increase is worth noting.

Loves the Jefferson Park branch; roll sizes work well for a toddler who now likes veggie rolls.

Their go-to Albany Park spot; not perfect but solid and a better deal than nearby options.

Disliked it even when money was tight and finds fans' loyalty hard to understand.

Suggests Gorilla Sushi as a direct answer to the sushi delivery request.

Found the rice gummy and inedible last time; won't try again.

Agrees with the praise and misses their former stop on Milwaukee.

Finds its popularity puzzling and its sushi only a notch above cheap convenience-store quality.

Calls this Wicker Park spot low-key and inexpensive, an affordable stand-in for all-you-can-eat.