Categories:
Sushi Bars,
Japanese
Neighbourhoods: Downtown, Little Tokyo
Word of advice: Don't get the sashimi combos. You get what you pay for.
The cuts a la carte are waaaaaaaaay fatter, fresher, and more delicious.
I think my favorite season is winter. I mean, granted, LA doesn't really have a winter but just a… Read more »
Did I hear correctly? They are under new management.
I've had it a couple times since I heard someone say that. But I could be totally wrong and propelling rumors into the throes of Yelp. HA!
The quality is consistently going down, and the prices…More »
This place has very fresh everything. If you love sashimi and are on the west side, you should… Read more »
Categories:
Japanese,
Asian Fusion
Neighbourhood: Santa Monica
Musha is good izakaya, not great. It obviously caters to the population that is largely Santa Monica.
The sashimi was fresh enough, no complaints there at all. The spicy tuna was pretty on par with all other LA joints. The asari sakamushi was…More »
Categories:
Sushi Bars,
Japanese
Neighbourhood: Hollywood
kabuki isn't the most authentic japanese food you can get, but it's pretty decent for the area. they have a pretty good sashimi tuna salad. during lunch, i also order the chicken bowls or ninja delux. the sashimi is decently fresh but nothing…More »
Category:
Japanese
Neighbourhood: West Los Angeles
Tsujita is synonymous with long lines at lunch time. Artisan noodles are the culprit of that.
The tsukemen definitely steals the show when compared to the ramen, which is a bit lackluster as compared to the yamadaya, shinsengumi (Torrance),…More »
Tanaka, the ramen preview at the pop up in Mitsuwa was a great precursor to what is to come. The… Read more »
Categories:
Japanese,
Asian Fusion,
Tapas/Small Plates
The Open Door was a lot better than I remembered. The service was very accommodating after the guys in the party started to complain about how they didn't put our name down and they almost gave away our table.
The truffle edamame was seasoned…More »
Japanese tapas, synonymous with fusion Asian. You get a little bit of everything. We tried a… Read more »
Categories:
Japanese,
Asian Fusion,
Sushi Bars
Neighbourhood: Hollywood
to be honest, i expected a little more from starck. in terms of interior design, the bathroom was probably my favorite part. atmosphere is that which i would expect from a japanese chain gone hollywood. there were definitely an abundance of hot…More »
Yay sushi in chino hills thats....delicious?
This japanese joint is in the same plaza as the KFC, across from the plaza with the dollar trees and 24 hr fitness. And who knew it existed? Well besides a slew of people over here at Yelp, and the friend…More »
Woman bellows "ME WANT SUSHI" to male on a lazy Saturday, reverting to cave woman instincts when feeling pangs of hunger. Male looks up and grunts in agreement, in fear of getting eaten for lunch.
Arrive there at a 1pm on a Saturday and the place is…More »
If quantity is your thing, then you best come to Akasaka.
The quality is okay, and the service is great. Huge huge huge portions. I say huge because I had a tough time finishing up. The menu is very deceiving. Tricksy like hobbits hiding rings.
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What do two hungry girls do? They keep ordering, and ordering, and ordering and eating and ordering and eating.
Tried a plethora of delicious eats at Bimi and everything was just right. We started off with a dish that has a trio of vegetables. The…More »
Categories:
Tapas Bars,
American (New)
Neighbourhood: West Los Angeles
clams are great, pork medallions are fantastic, ahi tuna sashimi is delicious. one thing is you might want to skip the lamb carpaccio unless you absolutely love lamb.
be sure to get there early on a fri night or you'll wait for a while.
Categories:
Sushi Bars,
Japanese
Neighbourhood: West Los Angeles
I had so much of the tapas menu that it's all a great big blur. Well. A great big delicious food coma inducing blur.
I really liked the crispy rice with spicy tuna and the carpaccio yellowtail. The asari miso was a gigantic portion, which really…More »
Categories:
Japanese,
Sushi Bars,
Ethnic Food
Neighbourhood: West Los Angeles
1. Too much rice, not enough sashimi
2. Sashimi grade is not that high. It tastes like ktown sushi, aka they use frozen fish.
3. I expected way better from all the glowing reviews.
4. For everyone calling this fresh and authentic, clearly you don't…More »
Category:
Japanese
Neighbourhood: West Hollywood
Jinpachi is one of those restaurants you walk into and know you'll instantly love. Walking through the neighborhood, the restaurant doesn't stand out in particular way. As a matter of fact, it's quite understated with its simple decor, drawing no…More »
Category:
Japanese
Neighbourhoods: Mid-City West, West Hollywood
It's been a while since I've been back. Last time I was here, I had the flu. I had to have some noodles and soup that time, and to be honest, I can't really remember how it tasted because I was probably a little out of it with my fever. (sorry to…More »
stumbled upon this restaurant while looking for some food. noodles are great, chicken is great,… Read more »
Categories:
Sushi Bars,
Japanese
Neighbourhood: West Hollywood
In terms of decor and appeal, I'd give this place 4 stars. It's very typical of a darkly lit Japanese restaurant with modern decor. In terms of Japanese food, I'd say around 3.
We went on an off peak hour ~3pm on a Sunday. The restaurant was…More »
Echigo is yet another beautiful dining experience to add to my list for 2010. Fresh sashimi and decently price omakase.
I was schooled in the technique that Nozawa and students of Nozawa use in terms of nigiri. Warm rice with subtle amounts of…More »
Category:
Japanese
Neighbourhoods: Downtown, Little Tokyo
ended up here cuz somewhere else was closed. i was decently surprised and enjoyed the food. come here if you like japanese tappas. try the:
homemade tofu
sashimi
steamed clams
beef sashimi
deep fried bulb of garlic
something uni egg custard was…More »
Here, I was jinxed in a message from Tony C - "Ai Won's hwe du bap tastes like stringy fish. You will re-quote me after you're done tonite"
There, you've been requoted.
Hwe dup bap, hwe dup bap. Where can I find some fantastic hwe dup bap in this…More »
Service was pretty good.
The chirashi sushi was pretty fresh. I hear some ppl gripe about how the sashimi isn't cold but it was explained to me by my Japanese friend once that sashimi is usually at room temperature and served on warm rice in…More »
Categories:
Japanese,
Sushi Bars
Neighbourhood: Culver City
what a delicious find! k-zo not to be confused with sushi zo. you definitely won't be confused after you take a look at the difference in the menu prices.
delicious, fresh, and good cuts of sushi. in particular, we got the spicy tuna crispy, the…More »
The hwe dup bap is not bad here, but hardly the best bowl I've had in LA--not that the quality gets much better than this. It isn't quite as big as A-wons vat of salad, but the quality is better. The fish is only slightly stringy at this joint,…More »
Categories:
Japanese,
Sushi Bars
Neighbourhood: Beverly Hills
Came to Gonpachi for DineLA, was very excited that they had prefix dinner menu for $26.
I picked the asari clam miso soup for my appetizer. I do do do love miso especially with asari clam. The soup was full flavored and had a hint of clam - not…More »
the restaurant is beautiful, inside and out.
try the homemade fresh soba hot or cold, if you go on…
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Sauntered in on a quiet night, and opted to sit out side since it wasn't too cold. The patio(?) area is very cute and also very quiet. The quietness almost scared me off, since I hate hate hate paying for disgusting food. Rest easy, no disgusting…More »
Categories:
Japanese,
Asian Fusion
Neighbourhoods: Mid-City West, West Hollywood
#300: Delicious food. IN MY BELLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!
My tummy is very happy tonight and unfortunately sticking out, after eating a splendid meal at ronin. There was ample street parking when we sauntered in casually around 630PM. LA…More »
Categories:
Japanese,
Sushi Bars
Neighbourhood: Mid-City West
I am definitely a fan of this place just because it doesn't cost an arm and a leg and they make rolls rather well.
Came here after reading that they had good rolls to bring some friends that would venture the safer route in terms of raw food. Rolls…More »
Categories:
Japanese,
Sushi Bars
Neighbourhood: The Strip
Read: Daaaaank
Though perhaps they would like to be described with classier words such as 'good quality' or 'high class', I'm not a very classy person on most accounts.
We had a large large party so we took one of the private rooms in the back.…More »
Sushi Kamon. Like ka-monnnn.
Like come-on get some stomach flu diarrhea fever.
Reasonably priced sushi. Fresh sashimi.
Albacore was seared a little too much. Amaebi was sweet…
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Category:
Japanese
Neighbourhood: West Los Angeles
omakase (chefs choice) for 35 per person.
a whole lot of dishes.
This is what I had, but you may not get the same:
3 cold appetizers (cold japanese pumpkin in a dipping sauce, spinach in a dipping sauce, jellyfish+green bean noodles - which is like…More »
Categories:
Sushi Bars,
Japanese
Neighbourhoods: West Los Angeles, Beverly Hills
Ok so my last review was probably harsh, since in the end, last time we got takeout, and maybe the takeout was sitting on the table too long?? Well. I decided to give them another try, since this place always has lines out the door.
Bottom line…More »
Categories:
Japanese,
Sushi Bars
Neighbourhood: The Strip
Roku doesn't disappoint in terms of freshness. The sushi however lacks any innovation in terms of combining ingredients and wowing the taste buds.
The entrees are all decadent and savory on the taste buds but the steak is a bit over drenched in salt…More »
Hwe dup bap, hwe dup bap, where can I find me some good hwe dup bap?
Arado, A-won, Misong... somehow I've been unsatisfied at all 3 locations. Granted, I know that hwe dup bap is leftover sashimi pieces, but that doesn't stop me from looking for the…More »
I got four words for why you need to eat at Sushi Q: TWO FIDDY A PLATE.
Ok, maybe I have more than four words. After I read a couple reviews for this place, I knew I had to make a trip to check it out and eat some decent rolls. This place gets…More »
Categories:
Sushi Bars,
Japanese
Neighbourhood: Brentwood
LA restaurant week! And I felt like sushi. Even though I've heard mixed reviews about this place from friends I trust, I decided to give it a try anyway. I figured if it follows the school of Nozawa... there's guaranteed to be /some/ hits. And…More »
Categories:
Sushi Bars,
Japanese,
Nightlife
Neighbourhoods: Downtown, Little Tokyo
I'm actually quite torn on how many stars to give this place.
On one hand, the sashimi was pretty fresh. I got the sashimi deluxe, and it was pretty deluxy. It was huge, so by the end of the meal, I was pretty sure I didn't want to see any sashimi…More »
I said I'd write another review after I tried the sashimi. The chirashi sashimi lunch had pieces of salmon, yellowtail, albacore, tamago. The sushi rice was deliciously flavored and the sushi was actually pretty fresh - it surprised me, after my…More »
I thought about this all afternoon.
The lunch special isn't really that special. It fills the…
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Didn't think a place like this would exist in Whistler. Very cute and pretty decent.
The salmon skin salad was pretty delicious. The salmon skins were more salmon meat than skin and not super crispy, which made it better than others I've had.…More »
Spicy seafood noodles were so spicy that my innards were clenching and steaming and screaming mercyyyyyyyy. But it was still good. I love spicy. Holy it's spicy.
The chicken skewers were different. They had cheese on them. And sauce. And plum…More »
one of the best sushi restaurants in all of san diego. their sashimi is SUPER fresh. i only eat UNI at certain places, due to the quality and freshness. you can eat it here for sure.
prices aren't cheap, but you do get what you pay for.
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