Los Angeles Japanese Encyclopedia Sushi-Food Squad

Life in Los Angeles is always moisturizing. While enjoying the cuisine of the Heavenly Dynasty, you can also taste the good tastes from all over the world.Fresh and sweet raw fish, plump sea urchin, grilled eel, exquisite hand rolls... Today the team brings you the Sushi chapter of Los Angeles Japanese Food Collection.

Sugarfish ($$$)

SugarFish has two branches, and restaurants in Downtown tend to line up. Santa Monica's branch decoration is small and fresh, but the signboard is small and not easy to notice. The ingredients are fresh and full. Almost every sushi dish does not require additional sauces and is rich in flavor itself. In addition to fresh sashimi, there are also delicious sea urchin sushi and crab-filled hand rolls. In addition to the food itself, its dining environment is relatively casual, and the way of set meals is also very flexible. Most meals can come here. As for the price, the little friends who went to the store said that as a daily meal, the price was still acceptable. For more specific visitor food, please see【I am a delicious fish – Sugarfish Review】.

Downtown Branch Address: 600 W 7th S, Ste 150, LA, CA 90017
Santa Monica Store Address: 1345 2nd St, Santa Monica, CA 90401

Sushi Gen ($$$)

I believe everyone in Sushi Gen in Tokyo is no stranger. When you are one or two people, you might as well go to Sushi Gen to enjoy a super cost-effective lunch special. But what's so special about this sushi restaurant that almost lines up? Even the appetizers are so delicate that they are packed in small Japanese pattern dishes, not to mention the gorgeous sashimi platter. If you happen to be a sea urchin lover, don't miss the sea urchin sashimi package. Or if you are a carnivorous star, you can choose Beef Teriyaki and Sashimi's Combo. For more specific visitor food, please see【The most cost-effective Lunch Special in Los Angeles—Sushi Gen].

Address: 422 E 2nd St, LA, CA 90012

Hide Sushi ($$)

Hide Sushi is next to the Annex of SawtelleTsujita's second store, not in the deep alley but very low-key, which means "big hidden in the city".Tandian official Hanamaki said: "Yellowfish and mackerel are both good, salmon and sea urchin are good. The eel is good, with a little burnt and crispy side is great. And monkfish liver is not a favorite, I don’t feel like eating fish The liver and the side dishes are too stealthy. The big no is to be sent to the grilled seaweed chef. It is not crispy enough." If you want to eat sushi, go to this restaurant. You can order the fresh sushi recommended every day.It is worth mentioning that this is also listed as one of the seven most cost-effective sushi restaurants in Los Angeles.

The fried sweet potatoes in tempura are very delicious, and the sea urchin and scallops are recommended. Everyone go eat, remember this Cash Only. For more specific visitor food, please see【Hide Sushi dinner, cost-effective cash only].

Address:2040 Sawtelle Blvd, LA, CA 90025

Sushi Enya ($$)

Sushi Enya is across from Little Tokyo Cultural Plaza, on the side of Dahei's house. Speaking of the dim lights, bar counters and high chairs, this Sushi Bar is truly deserved. The most special thing is that this sushi or fish is served on a long plate. The quantity is not large. The sushi rolls are thinly cut, and maybe you can better feel the collision of different ingredients in your mouth. The ingredients are fresh. In addition to traditional salmon belly sushi, Yellowtail sushi and the like, there are many Tiger Roll and Dragon Roll that Americans also love.

Address: 343 E. 1st St, LA, CA, 90012

Restaurant Komasa ($$)

Xiaozheng is also near Little Tokyo. In addition to ordering food, sushi Combo is very popular.A hand-held sushi is placed in a lacquered bowl with red edges on a black background, which looks like a traditional Japanese sushi set combination. If you have a small number of people and want to eat a lot of fish sushi, this is a good choice. Diners on Yelp recommended the sweet shrimp, and it is said that egg roll sushi is also worth a try.

Address: 351 E. 2nd Street, LA, CA, 90012

Oomasa ($$)

Also in Little Tokyo Cultural Plaza, Dazheng is on a prominent corner. Speaking of which, I often come to Oomasa when I want to eat Japanese food but have difficulty choosing. Because of the variety of choices, in addition to various set meals and cold noodles, there are also Sushi Combo, Shashimi and a la carte hand sushi.If you think Sushi Combo has a little more, you can choose to hold sushi with a single point. When Cherry and friends come to Oomasa, they often order a Salmon Shashimi, plus their favorite sea urchin sushi and eel sushi.

Address: 100 Japanese Village Plaza, LA, CA, 90012

Irori Japanese Restaurant ($$)

This Japanese restaurant located on the coast of Marina Del Rey is high-end and highly rated. If you like good quality sashimi, like Toro tuna and Bluefin bluefin tuna, try this one. Many diners on Yelp also recommend Spicey Tuna and Albacore,There are also blue crab hand rolls and eel rice.

Address:4371 Glencoe Ave, Ste B4, Marina Del Rey, CA 90292

Hama Sushi ($$)

You don't have to be by the sea, you can also eat the noble Toro tuna and red snapper near the city center.This Hama Sushi in Little Tokyo has fresh ingredients. The color of the sweet shrimp and the texture of Toro are very beautiful. There is also salmon belly sushi that is not on the menu but is described by diners as "melt in your mouth".It is worth mentioning that there are various small hand rolls here, from yellowfin herring to fresh scallops to crispy salmon skin to fish roe and sea urchin, there is always one for you!

Address:347 E. 2nd Street, LA, CA 90012

Noshi Sushi ($$)

This sushi restaurant in West Hollywood is good value for money and has a wide selection.Choose from Yellowtail yellowfin herring, widely accepted salmon, sea urchin, and Toro. It is worth mentioning that the diner on Yelp recommends that this Spice Tuna Roll is very famous.

Address: 4430 Beverly Blvd, LA, CA, 90004

Wadatsumi by Harikawa ($$)

The chefs in this restaurant are all from Japan, but the taste is slightly biased towards old. A friend of the team learned that this restaurant originated from her Japanese teacher, and is said to be the best Japanese restaurant for rice. The specialty of this restaurant is the freshness of the ingredients.Mixed tastes, good quality and low price, various styles. Must not miss5 pm-7pm Happy Hour. His Wagyu rice is a rare chicken soup with pheasant. The sauce is delicious and the meat is tender. Three people sharing this 18-blade Japanese beef rice are still very affordable.

Address: 10914 W Pico Blvd, LA, CA 90064

Sushi Sushi ($$$$)

This store is hidden deep enough that you may miss it by walking through the door. The weight of the east and west is really sufficient, and the materials are careful.Bluefin tuna is also rare in sushi combo.

Address:326 1/2 S Beverly Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90212

Restaurant Kiyosuzu ($$)

Two Japanese masters have been operating safely for many years,It ’s not too bad for lunch dinner.My friend SOD likes the special menu here very much, it is fresh and delicious, it is difficult to give up.This shop often makes seafood, such as large scallop oysters, the most notable is the fish jaw that explodes.

Address:921 S Baldwin Ave, Arcadia, CA 91007

Mako Sushi($$$)

In the corner of the third floor of Marukai supermarket, there is ahidden gemsIt is run by a warm family from Tokyo, so the taste is also Edo (formerly known as Tokyo) style. Because the materials are particular, the price is also expensive.

Address:123 Astronaut ES Onizuka St, Ste 307, LA, CA 90012

Moku Sushi ($$)

The restaurant's design and atmosphere are very suitable for dining, suitable for casual gatherings or romantic dates. The fish is quite fresh, and the color and aroma of all the food is very attractive. The quality of the service is pleasing, fast and friendly, and sometimes the delivery of the wrong table can be justified. Japanese garlic green beans, Oh My God roll, Sexy Roll, special spicy tuna roll are all hot recommendations.