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

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

Mantee in Studio City is a very good family-run Armenian spot.

The original Katsu-Ya in Studio City is also the best.

Daichan is a stripmall spot on Ventura in Studio City that specializes in Japanese soul food.

Artisan Cheese And Wine is a wine bar/cheese shop that happens to have our favorite sandwiches in Studio City.

Joe’s Falafel in Universal City is a great Middle Eastern spot.

Feu Pho Kitchen is easily the best pho you can get in Studio City.

Black Market Liquor is a bar/restaurant on Ventura with good cocktails, a big craft beer list, and delicious small plates.

Iroha is the rare Studio City sushi spot that is both affordable and high-quality.

Good organic food in a casual space, with lots of beer.

A solid, non-tavern restaurant has finally made its way to Ventura Blvd.

Laurel Tavern is a pub on Ventura in Studio City with a good Happy Hour and one of the best burgers in the city.

Laurel Tavern is fantastic neighborhood bar/restaurant smack in the heart of Ventura Blvd.

Lal Mirch is great Indian food in Studio City, perfect for a casual weeknight dinner.

Sushi Don Sasabune is a more affordable - but still solid - version of Sushi Sasabune.