Feel like fusion? Multicultural cooking is cropping up everywhere, but here’s a brief list of some restaurants that are particularly involved:
Bossa Nova, 1960 N. Clybourn Ave., 312-248-4800. International contemporary fusion with Asian, South American and Mediterranean tapas.
Don Juan’s, 6730 N. Northwest Hwy., 312-775-6438. Classical Mexican with world cuisine specials.
Feeding Frenzzy Cafe, 3255 N. Halsted St., 312-929-9960. Eclectic American; many cross-cultural influences.
Jimmy’s Place, 3420 N. Elston. Ave., 312-539-2999. Franco-Asian.
Le Mikado, 21 W. Goethe St., 312-280-8611. Eurasian.
Luigi’s of Hong Kong, 923 W. Weed St., 312-573-1900; and 235 S. Rand Rd., Lake Zurich, 708-540-1300. Chinese and Italian.
LuLu’s, 626 Davis St., Evanston, 708-869-4343. Pan Asian noodles and dim sum.
Misto, 2747 N. Lincoln Ave., 312-281-1400. Italian, with some Asian influences.
Seasons, Four Seasons Hotel Chicago, 120 E. Delaware Pl., 312-280-8800. American, with Asian influences.
Star Top Cafe, 2748 N. Lincoln Ave., 312-281-0997. Eclectic American.
Ti Amo, 444 W. Fullerton Ave., 312-327-1500. Mediterranean cuisine.
Tuttaposto, 646 N. Franklin St., 312-943-6262. Mediterranean cuisine.
Yoshi’s Cafe, 3257 N. Halsted St., 312-248-6160. French with Asian influences.
