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Izumi has developed a reputation across Royal Caribbean's fleet of offering top-notch Japanese cuisine, namely sushi. While sushi is a popular choice for many guests, there are other great menu options to consider.

On Royal Caribbean's Navigator of the Seas, Izumi's theme fuses and function for a restaurant that has a sleek, modern look to it. Located on deck fourteen in a rather small area, the restaurant makes the best utilitarian use of their limited space. There are tables throughout the restaurant that provide views of the ocean, along with a sushi bar that has ample seating as well.

We dined at Izumi on a number of occasions while onboard Navigator of the Seas and one thing worth noting about Izumi is the level of service. Based on our interactions with numerous the servers at Izumi, I am confident in saying that the service is top notch. The crew members were attentive, stead-fast in their service and made themselves available to answer questions or assist throughout the meal.

Often we hear from readers who tend to avoid Izumi because they, "don't eat sushi." In fact, my wife is one of those people that does not eat sushi (no one is perfect), but Izumi's menu offers a good variety of choices that go beyond just sushi. So while I indulged in a steady serving of underwater goodness, my wife and friends who joined us, were able to take advantage of the land-based foods.

Izumi is priced a la carte, which means there is cover charge and you pay for only what you order. What I love about Izumi is the option to drop in for soup and a roll, or untighten my belt and dare the sushi chefs to do their worst best . In fact, there is a takeout sushi option that I regularly took advantage of, and brought a roll or two back to my stateroom balcony.

For guests who prefer not to eat sushi, the best choice on the menu are the hot rocks (Ishiyake), which are literally slabs of rock that are heated to 575F. Your food is served raw on the side, and you then place the food on the hot rock and cook it in front of you.

All hot rocks come with lemon ginger vinaigrette, teriyaki sauce and Thai sweet chili dipping sauces. Cooking the food is as fun as actually eating it. Our waiter made himself available to assisting in the cooking process, which we took advantage of to avoid any concerns that our food might be undercooked. While Navigator of the Seas (and most other ships in Royal Caribbean's fleet) lack a hibachi option, this is the next best thing. For anyone that has no desire to eat sushi, this is a solid alternative.

Being the sushi maven of the group, I opted to try freshwater eel (unagi) sashimi, along with DX Sushi combo. The eel sashimi had terrific flavor, and worked on its own or as a "topper" to one of the sushi rolls in my combo.

For dessert, we ordered a round of assorted Mochi ice cream. After the typically salt-infused foods earlier, having something sweet in the form of Japanese ice cream was the perfect way to finish the meal.

Overall, Izumi earns high marks for its reasonably priced, yet all around terrific, menu. Offering relatively mild options and more adventurous fare makes it a restaurant that most people will enjoy if they give it a chance. With the advent of Royal Caribbean's specialty dining packages, having $30 per person to spend at Izumi will likely result in a very filling meal.

Looking around Izumi, it always seems like everyone dining in Izumi is satisfied with their choices. I have been dining at Izumi since it was a small outpost at the very top of Oasis of the Seas, and in the years since, Izumi has become a great choice that is unlikely to disappoint.

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Love this place. Simple and to the point. The staff is helpful and friendly. The black truffle aioli is EVERYTHING. Pro-tip, get the black truffle aioli and cajun seasoning with your fries. First, dip a fry in aioli. Second, dip the aioli'd fry in cajun seasoning. Third, enjoy. It's so good. They have a lot of options for your burger, so make sure to look at the menu before you go.

Best grass fed build your own burger with delicious fries and bomb custard shakes, fresh coleslaw and potato salad. The Wasabi and Sriracha mayo are amazing. Literally cannot express how much we love their food and their service.

This burger was easily one of the best burgers I've ever had! The patty was well cooked, the toppings were fresh and well portioned to give the whole burger great balance. We didn't bring a drink, but saw this BYOB sign so we will be sure to bring some beers next time!

This place is top notch - best burger place in Lincoln Park! It's a casual, cozy place with a great sidewalk patio when it is warm enough. It's a build your own burger with so many seasoning, sauce, and topping options with helpful staff to guide you on what is popular and recommended to eat together. Our food came out hot and fast and the fries were great too! Definitely stop by here next time you're craving a burger or want a casual dinner.

Ordered on Uber Eats. Food delivered fresh, non soggy. Fries are thick cut, yet cooked perfectly. The burger was great! Salt/pepper seasoning and it tasted like a homemade burger at a backyard cookout. It's on the messy side when eating, get worth it. Definitely recommended

A McDonald's in Chicago below the brand's corporate headquarters is known for offering menu items from around the globe, like the Grand McExtreme Intense Cheddar from Spain. McDonald's in Sedona, Ariz., is known as the only location in the world where the arches are turquoise, adhering by the local law of designing a building within the desert landscape.

Social media can certainly help enthusiasts locate the best McDonald's locations, but a new study from Couponbirds makes it even easier. The discount site analyzed over 15 million consumer reviews of 8,287 McDonald's restaurants across 315 cities in 52 countries, all of which have at least 50 McDonald's restaurants or more. Five-star Google Maps ratings were then aggregated and calculated to find the best McDonald's restaurants in each location.

The results: Asia has the best McDonald's restaurants, with McDonald's in Jakarta, Indonesia, scoring the highest overall marks. Additional top-rated McDonald's are in Pakistan, Guatemala, India, and the UAE. Asian McDonald's are known for having special menu items, including the McRice burger in Indonesia, Shaka Shaka chicken in Japan, a mashed potato burger in China, and a spicy paneer wrap in Indonesia.

The worst on the list is Sweden (a country where McDonald's prioritizes sustainable packaging and more eco-friendly efforts like offering plant-based menu items and electric car charging), followed by Germany (home to the McPlant Mango Chili, made with Beyond Meat patties), Canada (poutine is on the menu!), Denmark, and the United States, the original home of McDonald's before its massive global expansion.

Looking for a top-notch McDonald's experience? Bridgeport, Conn., was ranked the best U.S. city to enjoy a McDonald's meal, followed by Honolulu, Los Angeles, Orlando, and Newark. Also on the top ten list for America are San Jose, Yonkers, Miami, Washington D.C. and Anchorage. Fans of the Alaska location may be visiting for the exclusive Denali Big Mac (formerly known as the McKinley Mac), a special burger with bigger patties and extra sauce, paying homage to the grandiose size of the 49th state.

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