In a town that certainly knows its sushi, Sushi Park in West Hollywood is operating on a completely different level.

The sushi at Sasabune in Brentwood is classic LA-style omakase.

Nobu Malibu is one of the most famous sushi restaurants in the world, and it still delivers on all its hype.

One of our favorite sushi spots in LA, where any level sushi eater can walk away thrilled.

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.

Expect the usual at Sugarfish in Marina del Rey - the best affordable sushi in Los Angeles.

Expect the usual at Sugarfish in Marina del Rey - the best affordable sushi in Los Angeles.

The newest location in the sushi empire doesn’t miss a beat.

LA’s best, most affordable sushi at the location of the original Sushi Nozawa - where it all started.

Bargain hunting for sushi rarely yields good results. Unless you’re going to Sushi Gen.

Sugarfish is an institution - and the best $30 sushi game in town. The Fairfax location follows the formula, and even has generally shorter wait times.

Ventura Blvd. has more quality sushi joints than it knows what to do with, but Asanebo remains one of its greatest.

Jinpachi is West Hollywood’s secret sushi power move.

Sushi Nishi-Ya might have a weird location on the Glendale/Burbank border, but this is an omakase experience worth driving for.