Menu - Gaijin

Japanese, Asian, Coffee

Menu

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The menu of Gaijin from Chicago includes 40 courses. On average the courses or drinks on the menu cost approximately $12.5. You can view the categories on the menu below.

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  • Negiyaki

    Negiyaki
    Negiyaki
    $13.0
  • Starters

    Tsukemono Trio
    Tsukemono Trio
    $5.0
  • Beef Kabob

    Short Ribs Plate
    Short Ribs Plate
    $13.0
  • Shared Plates

    Twice-Cooked Garlic Plate
    Twice-Cooked Garlic Plate
    $9.0
    Bok Choy Plate
    Bok Choy Plate
    $7.0
    Arctic Char Plate
    Arctic Char Plate
    $12.0
    Pork Yakisoba Plate
    Pork Yakisoba Plate
    $12.0
    Octopus Yakisoba Plate
    Octopus Yakisoba Plate
    $13.0
    Shrimp Yakisoba Plate
    Shrimp Yakisoba Plate
    $13.0
  • Okonomiyaki Osaka Style

    Shrimp Osaka Style Okonomiyaki
    Shrimp Osaka Style Okonomiyaki
    $15.9
    Octopus Osaka Style Okonomiyaki
    Octopus Osaka Style Okonomiyaki
    $15.9
    Pork Osaka Style Okonomiyaki
    Pork Osaka Style Okonomiyaki
    $13.0
    Tofu Osaka Style Okonomiyaki
    Tofu Osaka Style Okonomiyaki
    $13.0
    Chicken Osaka Style Okonomiyaki
    Chicken Osaka Style Okonomiyaki
    $12.0
    Beef Osaka Style Okonomiyaki
    Beef Osaka Style Okonomiyaki
    $13.0
    Osaka Style Okonomiyaki Flight
    Osaka Style Okonomiyaki Flight
    $21.9
  • Okonomiyaki Hiroshima Style

    Traditional Hiroshima Style Okonomiyaki
    Traditional Hiroshima Style Okonomiyaki
    $15.9
    Vegetarian Hiroshima Style Okonomiyaki
    Vegetarian Hiroshima Style Okonomiyaki
    $15.9
  • Small Snack

    Housemade Kimchi
    Housemade Kimchi
  • Side Dishes

  • Offers

    Exclusive restaurant offer: Vegetarian Hiroshima Style Okonomiyaki — 70% off for $4.8!

FAQ

The restaurant also offers the possibility to sit outside and be served in pleasant weather.

Feedback

claudia-bruschi-engi
26.02.2026

Food: 4 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4

kara-emard
08.10.2022

We had 4 ppl and ordered two tasting experience plus one extra okonomiyaki. The portion was pretty big and all the okonomiyaki we ordered were very tasty.However, I do NOT recommend the tasting experience. Making separate orders should be a better choice.In the gaijin tasting experience:1. FIRST: KOMBU MARINATED VEGETABLES. This item is simply too plain. I feel like this should be something offered for free in most Asian restaurants. Nothing special about it. Money can be better spent on other dishes.2. SECOND: SHORT RIBS OR VEGGIE YAKISOBA. We did both short ribs and yakisoba, and both dishes are very delicious. Short rib is small.3. THIRD: OSAKA STYLE OKONOMIYAKI, like I said, all okonomiyaki are very good. Better to order separately.4. FOURTH: MOCHI DONUT. ——Turns out the donut in the tasting experience is NOT the same one if you order separately!!!!! —— We were not happy about it as the menu does not mention anything about it and neither did our waiter. It’s small donut balls not real donut. Plus the taste was just okay no highlight. Not recommended.

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