Mori’s premium omakase is a massive 20-plus courses for $250, and they make everything in-house, down to the soy sauce and tofu. If they could make their fish themselves, they probably would. If you’re looking for the kind of ultra-perfectionist sushi found in the top spots of Tokyo, this is the place to find it in LA.
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