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I was at Naha last night. I don't know if they have any more openings (I overheard that they were fully booked all week) but I posted their menu below. I had the risotto and it was wonderful. They also have 2 appetizers that seem to be vegetarian-friendly.
All menus are here: http://www.timeout.com/chicago/blog/o...
Chicago Restaurant week at NAHA
DINNER MENUSTARTERS
Rich Winter Acorn Squash Soup, Spaghetti Squash, Toasted “Foraged” Hickory Nuts and Barrel Aged Bourbon Maple SyrupA Simple Salad of Beautiful Hand Picked Garden Greens, “Nancy’s” Hudson Valley Camembert, Anjou Pears and Pomegranates
Cured Lake Superior Trout, Door County Golden Whitefish Caviar and a Mosaic of Nicoise Garnishes, Toasted Brioche
MIDDLE COURSE
Wild “Great Lakes” Whitefish and a warm Salad of “Hoop House” Spinach, Wood-Grilled Bermuda Onions and Roasted Turnips, Chervil and Red Wine Lobster SauceRoast Quail with a “Fondue” of Anson Mills Soft Corn Polenta, North Country Slab Bacon, Cavolo Nero Greens, Confit Garlic, Cured Tomatoes and Tarragon
Organic Carnaroli Risotto, Butternut Squash, “Hen of the Woods” Mushrooms and wilted Beet Greens
DESSERT
Dark Chocolate Cake, “Black Forest” Ice Cream and Pinot NoirCaramel Hawaiian Pineapple Tarte, Toasted Almond Ice Cream and Coconut
$31.95pp
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Most of the restaurants participating in Restaurant Week have a specific, limited menu available as part of the promotion. And those that don't already feature vegetarian item(s) on that menu will almost certainly be happy to make substitutions for vegetarians. However, the downside of this situation is, if those items aren't shown on their websites, and you don't want to leave yourself to their mercy ahead of time, you will need to call them and ask what they might have available for vegetarians as part of Restaurant Week.
Perhaps others here already know of, and can post about, what particular restaurants are doing. In any case, please let us know what you find out, too.
