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1. la.eater.com › maps › best-sushi-omakase-tasting14 Best Omakase Feasts in Los Angeles - Eater LA

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   Aug 17, 2021 · There’s no fixed price on the omakase, but expect the former Tsukiji chef to charge a healthy $100-200 for the complete experience. Open in Google Maps. Foursquare. 116 N Robertson Blvd, Los ...

2. la.eater.com › maps › best-restaurants-los-angelesThe Best Restaurants to Try in LA’s Little Tokyo - Eater LA

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   Jul 23, 2024 · There isn’t a restaurant more emblematic of Los Angeles sushi than Gen in Little Tokyo. 422 E 2nd St (btw Central & Alameda St.), Los Angeles, CA 90012 (213) 617-0552

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4. www.opentable.com › r › omakase-by-osen-los-angelesOmakase by Osen Restaurant - Los Angeles, CA | OpenTable

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   Oct 11, 2024 · Sunday - Thursday 5pm to 10pm (Last Call for Omakase: 9PM) Friday - Saturday 5pm to 11pm (Last Call for Omakase: 10PM) Large party reservation note: Parties of over 5+ please contact our restaurant directly to book your reservation. (323) 426-9455. Allergy & Accommodation: Please note any allergies in the reservation comments.

5. la.eater.com › maps › los-angeles-best-sushiThe Best Sushi Restaurants in Los Angeles - Eater LA

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   Aug 15, 2024 · Onodera finally has his own omakase restaurant in Atwater Village, with masterful preparations and world-class sushi. The price tag to see Onodera in action at the counter is $400 per person or ...

6. whatnowlosangeles.com › tokyos-udatsu-sushi-debutsTokyo’s Udatsu Sushi Debuts In Hollywood As An Exclusive ...

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   Sep 23, 2024 · From the meticulously prepared dishes to the carefully chosen beverage pairings, Udatsu Sushi offers an unforgettable culinary journey into the soul of Japanese cuisine. HOURS OF OPERATIONS AND RESERVATIONS: Wednesday through Sunday, with two seatings at 5:30 pm and 8pm. Reservations via Tock.

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   May 10, 2023 · Los Angeles just might be the city that’s done the most in terms of introducing Americans to Japanese cuisine — the first sushi restaurant in the country, Kawafuku, opened here in Little Tokyo in the early 1960s, while our namesake California Roll was invented a few years later at its competitor, Tokyo Kaikan (which also housed a second-floor disco called Tokyo A Go-Go, reportedly a ...

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   Where to eat sushi in Los Angeles?

   • Shabu-shabu from Tensho. This classic Little Tokyo sushi restaurant does it all, from reasonably priced sashimi and sushi lunch sets that are excellent for the price, to a full sushi bar experience with talented chefs using pristine fish from around the world. There isn’t a restaurant more emblematic of Los Angeles sushi than Gen in Little Tokyo.

   The Best Restaurants to Try in LA’s Little Tokyo - Eater LA

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   Are there any good Japanese restaurants in La?

   • LA is filled with great Japanese restaurants—these are our 20 favorites. If you’re looking for great Japanese food in LA, you really can have it all. Sushi, of course, both luxurious and budget-friendly. Slurpable ramen. Grilled skewers, plus super-bubbly highballs and sake flights.

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   Where to eat Omakase in Los Angeles?

   • Kaneyoshi is one of the stars of LA’s high-end sushi scene. This counter-only restaurant in Little Tokyo costs $300 a person and serves a truly spectacular dinner comparable to the best around the world. Sister restaurant Bar Sawa offers a more affordable omakase next door with cocktail pairings to boot.

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   Where to eat Japanese food in DTLA?

   • This DTLA Japanese spot instead features a seasonal kappo omakase experience — a sophisticated way to enjoy Japanese cuisine, requiring a bar counter and a chef preparing your meal behind said bar. With its relatively reasonable price point, the Michelin-starred Shibumi is one of the more unique omakases in town.

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   Where can I get good Sushi in Santa Monica?

   • The Valley is no stranger to good sushi and Brother’s is a fine addition to the thriving scene. Order a la carte or sit back and let chef Mark Okuda take care of the meal with an omakase. While the more creative menu costs $200, the $150 starter menu offers many of the same stellar sushi. Brothers has locations in Santa Monica and Culver City.

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   Where to eat shabu shaku & Wagyu in Los Angeles?

   • The former Kagaya in Little Tokyo was considered the zenith of shabu-shabu in Los Angeles, serving only the best quality American prime-grade beef and Japanese wagyu in gorgeous slices. With a chef and owner change over the past few years, the new establishment is called Tensho, though the commitment to elegant, high-end shabu-shabu hasn’t changed.

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9. www.theinfatuation.com › los-angeles › guidesThe 20 Japanese Restaurants In LA - Los Angeles - The Infatuation

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   Jul 24, 2024 · Daichan is a tiny strip mall gem in Studio City that specializes in the kind of Japanese soul food you need after a terrible week at work: spicy curry udon, Japanese-style fried chicken, cold soba, and gigantic tempura rice bowls. That said, the main draw at this family-run cafe is the “original poki bowl.”.