85 "Sushi" Restaurants in Los Angeles.
In a town that certainly knows its sushi, Sushi Park in West Hollywood is operating on a completely different level.
Sushi note is part sushi spot, part wine bar, and unlike any other place to eat raw fish in the city.
Matsumoto is a high-end Beverly Grove sushi bar that offers one of LA’s essential omakase experiences.
Nobu Malibu is one of the most famous sushi restaurants in the world, and it still delivers on all its hype.
The downtown location of the iconic sushi chain is still some of the freshest fish in the neighborhood.
Getting to Go’s Mart in Canoga Park can be a journey, but it’s an adventurous sushi experience worth the pilgrimage.
As a general rule, sushi joints attached to fast food burger chain should probably be avoided. Unless that place is Got Sushi? in Northridge.
Plain and simple, Sugarfish is the highest-quality sushi at the best price in town, and the Beverly Hills location is no exception.
A tiny sushi bar at the back of Sugarfish in Beverly Hills, Nozawa Bar involves an excellent 22-course omakase. Just don’t ask for any changes.
LA’s best, most affordable sushi at the location of the original Sushi Nozawa - where it all started.
