Best Sushi Restaurants in Little Tokyo
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- FFrankieLos Angeles •19 reviews5.0Dined 1 day agoPost Valentine's date with my Lady at Asobu was a great choice. Saturday nights seem very busy at this relatively new place, so glad the buzz is finding it's way. Strongly recommend reservations if dropping by on weekend, as I saw a good number of folks had to be turned away because no rsvp. Enjoyed every aspect: food, service, the setting. All really cool, real DTLA, and not touristy Little Tokyo. Star of night was the Japanese Sea Bass, a finely slit carpaccio in a light oil base. May be one of best single dishes I've had in all DTLA restaurants. And big props to Kentaro, who took care of us all evening. Excellent service. By the way, can't go wrong on Sake choices, we went through a bottle of a semi-sweet, semi-dry Sake from a small region in Japan. Solid. Maybe next time the Omakase, which based on folks who ordered it, looked really interesting.More infoBar AsobuPrice: Expensive• Izakaya• Downtown•5
- AAndyLos Angeles •1 review5.0Dined 1 day agoWe had our first omakase here and it was very delicious experience. We order the Yawaragi crusine course. Our sushi chef was a lady name Mihoh I believed and she was very skilled and talented. Will definitely come back and try other crusine courses.More infoEigikuteiPrice: Very Expensive• Japanese• Little Tokyo•4.6
- MMartiseOrange County •1 review5.0Dined 2 days agoBrought my girlfriend here for the first time and she loved it. Seth has been my waiter multiple times and he always hits the vibe check! Very much appreciate Steph for his amazing personality and quick service; get this man a raise.More infoTakami Sushi & Robata RestaurantPrice: Expensive• Japanese• Downtown•4.7
- OOmarVIPGreater Boston •5 reviews5.0Dined 3 days agoOur favorite date spot in LA. The staff is so friendly and the food is 💯More infoTENSHOPrice: Expensive• Shabu-shabu• Little Tokyo•4.9
- CCateLos Angeles •3 reviews5.0Dined 3 days agothe first time we came here, it was outstanding. the crispy rice with tuna was so so good we had to order it a second time. the happy hour sushi plate was good as well. we tried so many different kinds of sushi and they were all amazing. the price is VERY reasonable for the high quality sushi and great sushi bar service. the first visit was a 10/10. the second time, we sat at the end of the sushi bar and had a server but she wasn’t as helpful as the previous time. but other than the service, the food was still amazing so i would rate the second visit a 9/10. best sushi i’ve had for sure.More infoSushi Enya - Little TokyoPrice: Very Expensive• Sushi• Downtown•4.9
Discover best Sushi restaurants in Little Tokyo
Explore the vibrant sushi dining scene in Downtown, South, and East LA, especially in the historic Little Tokyo area, where a blend of traditional and innovative sushi experiences await. Dive into a world where sushi chefs honor age-old techniques while embracing modern twists, ensuring every dish is crafted with precision and artistry. From high-end sushi kaiseki meals that reflect deep cultural heritage to casual spots offering a fresh take on classic rolls, the area promises an exceptional sushi experience for every palate. The sushi restaurants in this locale are celebrated for their commitment to quality, sourcing only the freshest ingredients to create flavorful and memorable dishes. Patrons can expect a variety of options, including luxurious omakase experiences where the chef guides your journey through a series of exquisite dishes, tailored to taste. Each restaurant in Little Tokyo and surrounding neighborhoods provides a unique atmosphere, from minimalist modern to authentically decorated spaces that transport diners to Japan. The dining scene here is not just about food; it's about the experience. With staff often dressed in traditional attire and settings that echo Japanese aesthetics, diners enjoy an immersive cultural experience. Whether you are a sushi connoisseur or new to Japanese cuisine, the sushi offerings in Downtown, South, and East LA, particularly Little Tokyo, promise to satisfy and inspire with their quality, creativity, and cultural richness.