Welcome to Sutadonya Chicago

100 E Algonquin Rd #153, Arlington Heights, IL 60005, United States

General Info

If you're craving authentic Japanese flavors in Arlington Heights, IL, Sutadonya Chicago is the place to be. Located at 100 E Algonquin Rd #153, this cozy Japanese restaurant offers a menu that will take your taste buds on a delightful journey. Whether you're a fan of hearty rice bowls or savory noodles, Sutadonya has something to satisfy your cravings.

One of the standout dishes at Sutadonya is the Sutadon, their signature rice bowl. This delicious creation features a savory mix of tender pork, onions, and a flavorful sauce, all served over a bed of steamed rice. It's the perfect comfort food for anyone seeking a filling, flavorful meal. If you're in the mood for something crispy, the Tonkatsu is an excellent choice. This deep-fried pork cutlet is golden and crunchy on the outside, while remaining juicy and tender inside. It's a dish that never disappoints.

For those who enjoy a sweet and savory balance, the Tokachidon Teriyaki Pork Bowl is a must-try. The teriyaki glaze on the pork adds a rich and smoky sweetness that pairs beautifully with the soft rice and fresh vegetables. If you're craving some crispy chicken, the Karaage Chicken will be a real treat. Marinated in a blend of spices, then deep-fried to perfection, this dish offers a deliciously crunchy texture and mouthwatering flavor in every bite. For seafood lovers, the Seafood Yakisoba is a flavorful stir-fried noodle dish packed with shrimp, squid, and other seafood, tossed in a savory sauce.

At Sutadonya Chicago, they prioritize customer convenience by offering a range of services. Whether you're looking to enjoy a meal in their warm and welcoming atmosphere, or you’re in a hurry, they offer takeaway options. Planning a special gathering? Sutadonya also accepts reservations, so you can enjoy their fantastic dishes with friends and family without the wait. Plus, if you prefer paying with a card, they accept credit cards, making your dining experience even more convenient.

When it comes to parking, Sutadonya makes it easy with a free parking lot, so you won’t have to worry about finding a spot while you're hungry for a great meal. Whether you're stopping by for a casual dinner or picking up your favorite dish to go, Sutadonya Chicago offers a dining experience that's both delicious and hassle-free.

So, if you're in Arlington Heights and looking to explore some authentic Japanese flavors, Sutadonya Chicago is the perfect spot to enjoy mouthwatering dishes that are sure to keep you coming back for more.

HOUR OPENING

Monday

11:00 AM - 07:15 PM
Tuesday

11:00 AM - 07:15 PM
Wednesday

11:00 AM - 07:15 PM
Thursday

11:00 AM - 07:15 PM
Friday

11:00 AM - 07:15 PM
Saturday

11:00 AM - 07:15 PM
Sunday

11:00 AM - 07:15 PM

Sutadonya Chicago menu

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What customers say?

“ This restaurant located inside Mitsuwa in their food court specializes in donburi (rice bowls). The food is delicious, but dining in at the food court is always a stressful experience at peak hours and their new self-serve order kiosk is slow. FOOD The onion, garlic beef bowl is phenomenal in flavor. The karaage is juicy and tender, but it does not have a thick, crunchy breading though if that is a consideration. ATMOSPHERE Food court has limited seating so weekend peak times can be chaotic. I'd advise choosing a less popular time/day or possibly order for take out. SERVICE They are decently fast in preparing the food after ordering. The self-serve kiosk for ordering has a delay after ordering and printing out your receipt Texting the receipt option might be the way to go. ”

- Kelia -

“ If you don't mind waiting upwards of 15-20 minutes for your food, it's definitely a place worth visiting! The food is so flavorful and fresh, and the prices seem fair. Only con is the wait time, and lack of seating, but that's not really the fault of the restaurant since it's in a food court. Will definitely go again! We had the garlic pork, garlic pork and curry, gyoza, and fried rice. ”

- Yan De -

“ During my time in Japan I frequented gyudon fast food restaurants, particularly Yoshinoya and Sukiya. So, a month removed from being overseas, I decided to splurge a bit and come here for the after some shopping at Mitsuwa. Here, they call it a "beef sutadon", but let's not be cute, it's just gyudon with more garlic. Perhaps as a consequence of much higher price versus the dish being served in Japan (~1500 yen vs. $26, accounting for extra portion, cabbage, egg, miso and Pepsi) or more intense seasoning, the quality of American beef won here and the main dish was quite flavorful. Rice was pretty quality too, even better (dare I say) than fast-food gyudon in Japan. The egg (soft and smushed into in a sauce cup) was pretty good addition to the gyudon. It also added a bit of fat to mask the strong salt content that gyudon is known for. However the miso soup was way too strong and the cabbage was pretty glucosinolate-filled (tasting noticeably bitter), so much so that I couldn't eat it. Would I recommend? Absolutely. I'll also be on the lookout for the few other places that have it. But it definitely hit the spot! ”

- Daniel -

“ 1 of the 2 go-to restaurants in Mitsuwa I regularly eat from when shopping in my time machine. I call Mitsuwa my time machine since whenever I'm in here, it brings me back in time when I was growing up a navy brat when my father was stationed there from June '80-Nov '87 in Japan. I mostly go with the curry & rice, my wife always has the seafood fried rice and we always share the gyoza. Delicious food at decent prices if not a bit pricy because of the rise in food supply prices and employee minimum wage. Food is always hot & fresh, service always friendly but seating is limited and we're always waiting to jump all over a table when ppl are leaving. ”

- Deplorable Rob -