Unlike a lot of affordable sushi places, Sushi Time’s bread and butter is not its lunch deals. In fact, it’s not even open for lunch. This small spot in Beverly Grove is easily the best option for a reasonable sushi dinner in the neighborhood. Most of their sushi and sashimi runs in the $5-$8 range and all daily specials are written on pieces of paper stapled to the wall. The yellowtail, sweet shrimp, and amberjack are great here.
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One of our favorite sushi spots in LA, where any level sushi eater can walk away thrilled.
Hara might not be the best sushi in LA, but its fun, affordable, and downright infectious.
The sushi at Sasabune in Brentwood is classic LA-style omakase.
Sushi Spot in Tarzana does an excellent omakase in a room with zero atmosphere.
Sushi Nishi-Ya might have a weird location on the Glendale/Burbank border, but this is an omakase experience worth driving for.
Kula Sushi in West Hollywood is a conveyer belt sushi spot - but don’t let that fact deter you. The nigiri is affordable and solid.
