Cancel

    Open app

    Search

    Happy Party Sushi

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 6:00 am - 11:00 pm

    Happy Party Sushi Photos

    You might also consider

    Recommended Reviews - Happy Party Sushi

    Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.
    Yelp app icon
    Browse more easily on the app
    Review Feed Illustration

    7 years ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    Ask the Community - Happy Party Sushi

    You might also consider

    Verify this business for free

    People searched for Sushi Bars 215,366 times last month within 15 miles of this business.

    Verify this business

    Kimu Sushi

    Kimu Sushi

    4.8
    (788 reviews)
    5.3 mi
    $$

    I have never been to a restaurant so many times without getting tired of it. I've been eating at…read moreKimu for years and I can confirm this is the best sushi restaurant in town by a landslide. The sashimi pieces are big, cold, and always fresh. I always order spicy edamame, gyoza, salmon sashimi, yellowtail sashimi, and miso soup. It's so delicious I crave it on a weekly basis. Come here! You won't regret it. The owner is often behind the sushi bar completing orders and is very kind and caring. The food is mouthwatering, the presentation is impeccable, and the price keeps me coming back!

    This spot seemed to have a parking lot however when we got there, it was packed. I don't know if it…read morewas because of the weekend of the Grand Prix or whatever the situation may be we had to find parking on the street two blocks down. We sat at the bar and the sushi, chefs and server were nice. We ordered their spicy edamame which was loaded with flavor by far the best spicy edamame. I love the garlic and chili combos with a little citrus flavor. Also ordered the stinky roll, which is spicy tuna on the inside and salmon on the outside which I liked very much couldn't decide on a second roll so I asked the server to surprise us and kind of regret doing that because he had brought us a roll that I was already cringing at reading the description on the menu which was their long beach roll however, the crunch it had on the inside was very nice and not too heavy. I don't feel that asparagus should be anywhere near a sushi roll, but that was my bad. Also ordered their Yuzu cheesecake, which was a no for me. It was too strong and screaming Yuzu simialr to lemon zest and super tiny. The quality of the ingredients they use here are pretty good. I would come back to try other items, but I do not suggest getting their dessert or their long beach roll.

    Photos
    Bird garnish  08-03-2024
    Bird garnish 08-03-2024
    Dragon Roll
    Dragon Roll
    Dragon Roll

    See all

    Dragon Roll
    Sushi Beluga -Long Beach

    Sushi Beluga -Long Beach

    4.7
    (139 reviews)
    5.5 mi

    Sushi Beluga is quite unassuming, yet one of the best sushi places in all of Long Beach. Their fish…read moreis definitely higher quality than the majority of sushi restaurants you'll encounter. I've had a wide range of their sushi rolls and nigiri, and they've all been amazing. Some standouts: Salmon Sample, Aburi Miso Salmon, Toro, Salmon Lemon Roll, and Yuzu Roll. My favorite appetizer is the Agedashi Tofu. The flavors are insane! They also have a "bento box" type of option where you can choose two or three items for a great price. This is a great option for non-sushi eaters and sushi eaters alike because the options include chicken teriyaki, chicken katsu, tempura, and several roll options. Service is usually pretty good. They have some outdoor seating available in front of the restaurant, which is lovely during good weather. A great place for a solo dinner, date, or a friend/family dinner.

    Ooof... Had a…read moreSaturday afternoon to myself at home so decided to take a walk down to Alamitos Beach to see the ocean. Was craving sushi this day and decided to stop into Sushi Beluga for the first time. Great reviews on the quality of their fish. A bit expensive, but wanted to try what the chef would recommend, hoping that it wasn't too busy, so could strike up a conversation and learn some things. I stopped in about 5 minutes after their posted start time (12:15), and there were already two tables seated at the outdoor patio, so a good sign. The single server was busy servicing one of the tables. So I walked by her, going inside. It was empty inside, except for the sushi chef who was busy working. Asked him, if I could sit at the bar and he said sure: "Anywhere you like". So I sat at the bar spot closest to the wall, not wanting to hog up too much space. All the place settings had been set for each spot, and there were paper take-out pamphlets that doubled as menus, so studied that for a bit. Soon the efficient waitress came back, noticed where I was sitting and promptly brought ice water without a word and left. I kept studying the menu. She came from behind with an 'excuse me', and proceeded to stuff more paper menus into the slot to my left (filling it up), making me move. OK, so I must have sat in a bad spot (no reason to fill up a slot that already had menus, especially when she seemed busy). So I moved one spot over. The waitress had come back from outside passing by, and I let her know I had a question. Without missing a beat, she gave a quick 'Just a minute', and right back into the kitchen. She came out a bit later with drinks for the table outside, right by me without a word. At this point, I addressed the chef right in front of me, to ask him what he recommended (just to see if he spoke). He was straight to the point, saying the king salmon, spanish mackerel, yellowtail, and seabream. So I knew I wasn't going to get any detailed conversation, but told him I've never had seabream before (to be honest, I didn't even know it was a fish). He said it was mild fish, similar to amberjack. So that helped. He then asked/told me "You don't like salmon". Thinking back, maybe he wasn't asking a question, but I took it as an opportunity to discuss, so told him I much prefer tuna, and asked him. He mentioned he had toro and bluefin, so I asked him the market price for the toro, which he knew (too high for me). Then I waited for the waitress. She came back and asked if I had made up my mind, never acknowledging that I had asked a question before. So I placed my order and she left. As she passed again, I said 'Hi' with a raised hand , but she didn't hear it. I was irritated and said loudly, "Hello!' as she went to the kitchen. This time, she came back out. I asked to add a bowl of white rice, and her response was 'You want it, NOW?'. "No, with my food, please". It was clear the chef was just ignoring what was going on. So I stewed and thought about just standing up and leaving (glad I didn't). Instead, I moved myself to a table inside facing a window, so I could at least have something to look out at while waiting. Nobody said anything. Each of them had a job to do, and woe to the customer if not understanding who does what. The waitress was efficient, keeping my water filled, and bringing out each dish immediately as the chef finished, telling me what it was. And I have to admit, the dishes were marvelous. It came in this order. Amberjack Crudo ($22) - loved this. It was 6 pieces of buttery hamachi, dressed in a ponzu sauce, with crunchy flakes on top. Would have loved to know more about this, but as the menu didn't describe, who else would I have asked? Octopus Karaage ($9.99) - so much better for me than takoyaki, mostly tenacle with a light batter, well deep-fried. Really enjoyed it. Bluefin Tuna ($9.99) - didn't look as pretty as others and looked a bit old, but it tasted fine, with no sinew. The two nigiri pieces had a very generous amount. Steam Rice ($2.50) - wish it had come at the beginning, before the crudo. Spanish Mackerel ($10) - two nigiri pieces and it was a revelation. Neatly made and dressed, it still had the distinct flavor of mackerel but was a lot more buttery than any other version I've ever had. Don't think I can go back to the cheaper cuts often served for sushi specials at other places. Seabream ($10) - two nigiri, first time and won't be last. It's a great sushi fish, mild and smooth. Was the one time when the waitress advised, "don't dip in soy sauce, it's already dressed". I kept my interaction minimal at this point, no acknowledgement unless directly asked a question, moving my empty plate to the end when done, and presenting my credit card when I wanted to pay. I don't mind minimalistic service when the food is this good, but the service (of both) was really, really poor.

    Photos
    Sushi Beluga -Long Beach
    Aburi salmon platter with #703
    Aburi salmon platter with #703
    Mochi!!!!

    See all

    Mochi!!!!
    Sapporo Sushi

    Sapporo Sushi

    4.3
    (2.1k reviews)
    2.7 mi
    $$
    Locally owned & operated
    Discounts available

    I had Lunch with my Mother at Sapporo Sushi. Our server was wonderful. I wish I knew her name…read more Passed by this place many times and I am so glad my Mom wanted sushi that day. We will definitely be back. Also I accidentally left my wallet there with cash in it and I went back the next day and they gave it to me with all my cash in it. I am so grateful. They are good people and the prices and sushi are great. We got 1/2 off on their special Monday - Thursday deal. Thank you Sapporo Owners and Staff!

    Hands down one of the best sushi experiences I've had in Long Beach so far. From the moment I…read morewalked in, I felt transported to Japan. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, and I believe the owners were there that evening, they were incredibly kind and even toasted with me a few times, which made the experience feel extra special. Every dish was beautifully presented, incredibly fresh, and packed with flavor. I wish I could tell you exactly what everything was, but my ADHD memory isn't doing me any favors . What I do remember is that every bite was delicious. The sashimi melted in my mouth, the nigiri was perfectly prepared, and the presentation was stunning from start to finish. If you're looking for high quality sushi in Long Beach, this spot is absolutely worth a visit. I already can't wait to go back. P.S. The photos probably do a better job of remembering what I ordered than I can.

    Photos
    Sapporo Sushi
    Sapporo Sushi
    Sapporo Sushi

    See all

    Sushi Nikkei - Belmont Shore

    Sushi Nikkei - Belmont Shore

    4.4
    (180 reviews)
    3.9 mi
    $$$
    Locally owned & operated
    Takes reservations

    Food was DELICIOUS! Best sushi and sashimi fusion spot in town!! By fusion, I mean you literally…read moretaste the Peruvian flavor So yummy, melts in your mouth fresh and well prepared. The ONLY downside for us was the service. About 7 min before we received some water and out in drink order. Another 10 before they even returned to obtain an appetizer which was the cebiche- so good! For dishes I highly recommend trying the sushi nikkei tasting (they also have a sashimi tasting): the flavor profile was WILD - nothing like I've had before in the area, perhaps even riveting some well known LA/ Hollywood/Culver city areas!! Definitely distinct flavors. We also had the Acebichado Roll and Oba Roll - OMGoodness, so delish! Anyway, although service was a tad slow in the beginning (they were busy, we went on a Friday, sat by the wall behind a beam), the owner was on top of it and my partner and I kept complimenting the food! So 5 stars it is - can't wait to do a double date with my folks who both LOVE sushi/sashimi

    This is hands down our favorite sushi place in Long Beach. We've been coming to Sushi Nikkei since…read moretheir first spot open over 4 years ago in Bixby Knolls. The food is delicious and Eduardo keeps adding new items to the menu. We tried the scallops with aji amarillo and some other items that he ordered for us. The grilled scallops are still the best scallops I've had anywhere in South America. The blue crab handroll is another not to miss item on the menu, you can order it with scallop. The staff are like family, the nicest and friendliest team. Daiwa and Eduardo run their restaurant as a family business and everyone involved is extended family. Her friendly ese and grace is what has driven us to be regulars. The place is modern, dark and moody. It highlight Peruvian artistry in both the kitchen and the salon. If you're looking for elevated and different sushi In the LBC, sushi Nikkei is definitely your go to spot.

    Photos
    HAMACHI TOSTADA
    HAMACHI TOSTADA
    TUNA TACO
    TUNA TACO
    CRISPY TARTAR

    See all

    CRISPY TARTAR
    Osaka Story

    Osaka Story

    4.7
    (239 reviews)
    3.9 mi

    SOOO AMAZING i'm already obsessed with this restaurant. i was VERY pleased with my dining…read moreexperience at osaka story :3 i need to come back asap -- it was that freaking good. i think i stumbled upon this place through a recommendation from yelp so shoutout to yelp i love u yelp. absolutely exceeded my expectations! the menu is HUGE, like several pages long, so you're bound to find something you'll like ~ not to mention, the service was excellent! very attentive and friendly servers! the interior is also soo cute at night + there's an outdoor dining area. we ordered the mango tango, black mamba, and orange bikini roll. they were all so good, but i think the black mamba was my fav. it was a tinge lighter than the other rolls with a dash of citrus that i really enjoyed! (i think from the ponzu, i LOVE PONZU)! every bite was BURSTING WITH FLAVOR :') incredible combinations. chef's kiss. parking is on the street, so it CAN be tricky to find a spot... but the area is lovely to walk through, especially at night! we were told the meters aren't active after 7pm and parked in a 25 minute loading zone spot with no problems at all.

    It was supposed to be one of those really hot out of the ordinary March days when we came here, but…read moreon this particular evening as soon as I drove over the bridges, I saw this huge cloud over the Long Beach area. I did not come prepared for a chilly night. We were supposed to just have coffee and go for a walk, but we needed a warm place, so we stumbled upon this place. It's actually pretty good. We sat at the counter/bar. The servers were nice. What we got: Salmon/tuna poke bowl: quite yummy. A mixture of both salmon and tuna in a great poke sauce over a bed of rice and salad. Salmon skin salad: if you like salmon skin, this is yummy. A perfect crunch seasoned really well to complement the bed of greens. Furikake fries: thinly cut potato's with furikake seasoning paired with a sweet mustard dipping sauce. I would have enjoyed more Furikake on the fries, but that's just me. This place has real wasabi if you ask for it instead of the watered down stuff you usually get. It's actually pretty good! Overall great food and great service. I'd come back for sure!

    Photos
    Sashimi Special Plate
    Sashimi Special Plate
    Tako Carpaccio
    Tako Carpaccio
    Edamame Is Always A Great Appetizer!

    See all

    Edamame Is Always A Great Appetizer!

    Happy Party Sushi - sushi - Updated June 2026

    Loading...
    Loading...
    Loading...