Los Angeles Japanese Restaurants

Sushi

1. Urasawa

Neighborhood: Beverly Hills

Forget it! You can't afford it! Don't get me wrong, the food is good but you shouldn't be spending that kind of chedda on any kind of food.....NO MATTER how good it is!   Bleh, Sushi Gen has about...

2. Sushi Zo

Neighborhood: Palms

Authentic sushi! It's an experience to eat here. Once you are seated, you will notice a small card explaining the rules of how to properly eat the sushi. Don't bother asking for soy sauce and wasabi...

3. Restaurant Komasa

Neighborhood: Downtown

Great quality sushi at a great great price. I ordered sushi combination C and my friends and I split the salmon and albacore salad. This ended up being more than plenty of food for 3 people...

4. Katsu-Ya

Neighborhood: Studio CIty

I just ate dinner here this evening. I was very disappointed. The sushi rice was warm which made the fish warm as well. The only thing that was good was the crispy rice. I feel that Chiba...

5. Sushi Nishi-ya

I'm not a real big sushi aficionado, but I like it when it's fresh.  This place is for the die-hard fan of sushi and sushi only.  You will not find Teriaki or Sukiaki or noodles or even rice except...

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Sake

1. Terried Sake House

of Suehiro in Little Tokyo, not the finest ingredients or the best to be found, but good basic eats for cheap.  I love yakitori and Terried Sake House is not the place to go for it.  Of the skewers we tried...

2. Sake House Miro

some sake, but it never came out :(  Fortunately the food was good, and we had plenty of Asahi to go around, so we weren't too upset....

3. Koda Sushi & Sake

Neighborhood: Silver Lake

but the appetizers, salads, and a short list of rolls are all $4 a piece.  Sake is $4 for a small and $7 large, and they actually have a very nice organic sake (at least for the cold) i discovered during our most...

4. Yen Sushi & Sake Bar

Neighborhood: Studio CIty

and a giant wall of blond wood shelves holding artfully lit sake bottles.  The food presentation is very well done, as the restaurant has an array of different wooden bowls and dishes that really do...

5. Hardkor Sake House

Neighborhood: Koreatown

It looks like this place is closed down already! I've tried to go twice and it was closed.  Boooooooo! I wasn't able to get Hardkor! Open back up so I can do some sake bombs then chow down on pizza...

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