Despite its clubby interior, you’re not going to be mad about a meal at Katsuya Brentwood - especially if you get the tuna and crispy rice.

Sogo Roll Bar in Los Feliz rolls up some of highest quality and most interesting fish in LA.

Go’s Mart in Canoga Park is one of LA’s great sushi experiences - orange walls included.

Manhattan Beach’s Sushi I-Naba is one of the best sushi spots in the South Bay, and an utterly unique and special experience.

Irori Sushi is one of Marina del Rey’s best-kept secrets - with one of the best omakase deals around.

The HRB Experience in Downtown LA is a hand-roll adventure that’s not quite as good as KazuNori.

Sushi Miyagi is a high-end omakase in Brentwood that serves some great, inventive dishes - but a meal here will cost you.

Matsumoto is a high-end Beverly Grove sushi bar that offers one of LA’s essential omakase experiences.

Osawa is a Japanese restaurant in Pasadena that’s known for shabu shabu, sushi, and sukiyaki.

Sushi Iki is an absurdly expensive sushi spot in Tarzana.

Shin Sushi is a fantastic high-end omakase spot in Encino.

A speakeasy sushi spot in Encino, Sushi Bar is half-meal, half-show, with a stand-up comedian bartender narrating your meal.

Sushi One is one of our favorite secret sushi spots in LA, thanks to its $65 omakase experience.

Sushi Ye serves very fresh fish in a very small space in Koreatown.

Chiba is a sushi restaurant in North Hollywood that’s home to some of the freshest fish in the Valley.

There are a lot of good, affordable sushi spots in Sherman Oaks. Go to Dojo Sushi first.