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    Sama Handroll

    4.6 (145 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 2:30 PM, 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM

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    Soft shell crab cut roll
    Maxine V.

    We stopped by Sama early evening on a Tuesday during happy hour and had a wonderful time! The place was pretty much empty when we arrived and we were greeted by a really friendly hostess. She was very attentive, gave good recommendations and worked really hard! We ordered some edamame, the 3 handroll set, black cod handroll, spicy tuna on crispy rice and soft shell crab cut roll. The food came out really fresh and was all pretty tasty, with the spicy tuna items as the highlights of the meal. It's great value if you come during happy hour, otherwise it's a bit pricey for what you get.

    menu July 5 2026
    Olivia L.

    Great happy hour. I especially appreciate that it runs until 6:30 p.m., while many other restaurants end theirs around 5 p.m. The $14 three-hand-roll set and $6 blue crab roll are both great values, making this a perfect introduction if you've been curious to try the restaurant. The atmosphere is casual and relaxed. I recommend sitting at the bar for the hand rolls - the chef serves each one as soon as it's made, so you get to enjoy them at their freshest.

    LOBSTER DASHI PASTA and Wagyu
    Poppi L.

    Hello eaters!! I came here for the Dine LA menu and sadly it did not meet my expectations. I'm a kazu nori fan and I was hoping to get if not better quality for the paid price I paid ($65 p/person) . I took my boyfriend here for a second birthday celebration and the dinner fell short due to many factors... Service 5/5!: amazing service. The two ladies that helped us were phenomenal, so kind ,so welcoming, so amazing!! Thank you for your warmth and kindness ladies !!!! Handrolls 2/5: the blue crab had a strong pepper flavor and the texture felt more like canned tuna to me. I'm a spicy tuna girl so I was excited for this dish but sadly the quality was a miss. Tasted like supermarket spicy tuna. The salmon hr was pretty decent tho, nothing special. Skewers 2/5: the miso cod flavoring was off and it just tasted like teriyaki sauce. The chicken skewers were solid. Js chicken you can't really mess that up but nothing special. Entres 3/5: we enjoyed the wagyu- juicy and perfectly cooked. The pasta was a miss for us. The sauce was light but it felt like there was a missing flavor. The cheese on top was not doing anything for the dish imo. Anyways.... Thank you for the amazing service, but sadly I don't think we will be coming back :(

    Trilina M.

    Was searching for a place to eat when we found Sama. It's a small walk away from Little Tokyo. We were seated pretty immediately, and our waitress was really helpful and overall an enjoyable person during our time. She helped us a lot with menu questions. The lunch menu had a solid range of bowls and items. I tried the don trio (salmon, tuna, spicy tuna), negi toro handroll, and shisito peppers. All items were really tasty and worth getting. My personal favorite was the middle tuna don with yellow pickled radish. The crunch and acidity really brightened the don and balanced the fattiness of the tuna. At $21, I think this is the best lunch option, very filling. Surprise favorite was the yuzu mayo from the shisito peppers! We ended up asking for a separate plate of this and used some to eat our dons! Definitely down to come back another time I'm in the area.

    PORK BELLY and 4-HANDROLL
    Frances C.

    Super chill, but still kind of classy/nice dimly light vibe. I was grabbing a snack with an old friend and the sushi chefs were kind but professional. And busy! But a really nice, calm setting. The food is fresh and delicioussssss! We had the pork belly, the handroll flight on the happy hour and the bowl flight. I think it was called the Don or something??? 10/10 recommend!!! I want to try everything on the menu

    Hand rolls
    Arthur E.

    Chill vibes and pretty good food. Went for a weekend dinner - place is at a quieter part of the Arts District, so some street parking can be had. Was seated immediately in the middle of the restaurant. The vibes definitely felt different than what I gathered from the Yelp pictures. Definitely more casual vibes vs date-y. Not bad though. They have shochu and sake cocktails, as well as a variety of beers. Ended up grabbing a couple beers while someone else had their Melon bar cocktail. Did have a taste of the cocktail, which was very watermelon-y (in a good way). Looked at the menu - shared appetizers were anywhere between $18-$28~ and seemed to feed 4 people fine - while handrolls were about $9~ on average. Ordered the tuna crispy rice, a yellowtaail serrano dish, as well as 5 handrolls (salmon, blue crab, albacore, spicy tuna, and yellowtail). The appetizers were spot on - has good flavor and the yellowtail weren't sad strips of fish. The roll fillings were all really good, but the nori was a bit chewy - which was a bit of a downer for me. Overall, was a fun, chill spot - particularly for the appetizers, with the handrolls needing crispier nori (either quality or how the nori is served).

    Dine LA lunch - 3 Handroll set  Solid.
    Libby R.

    Dine LA has a way of getting me to go out a tad bit more than usual. And seeing this menu, the location, and the price made it a lock for me. Arts District is a great location, and the fact that the parking is slightly less hard to find than in Downtown proper is a bonus. After a few passes, I was able to park right outside for a lunch bite. I saddled up to the bar to eat as there was a huge party sitting at the tables and I just wanted a quick stop. Service was good as I was able to see the staff making the food and they were attentive and checked in while they worked. First up was the spicy tuna on crispy rice. Solid. Next was the trio of handrolls. I really liked these and enjoyed the presentation. Because there was a bit of a delay (huge party, remember?) I was given a complimentary bite. The Seared and Salted was great and a nice way to hold me over while the staff got out of the weeds. Finally I had the mochi cake. I was not expecting much as I'm not a fan of mochi, but wow this was amazing. The highlight of a nice meal. This is a great spot and the layout is cool. I'm glad DineLA beckoned me to try as I will keep it on my rotation.

    Ashley K.

    Came here for a dinner reservation to catch up with some old friends and was shocked to see that the place had so much seating available. We ordered a few items off the happy hour menu: brussel sprouts, crispy rice tuna, spicy edamame and pork belly. We also ordered the lobster dashi pasta and a few handrolls each. The flavors were definitely there and it was overall a good meal. I still think that its hard for anyone to compete with Kazunori when it comes to handrolls but the other dishes were tasty. I'm not sure if any one dish stood out, it would definitely be one of the appetizers as the pasta was a little too salty for my liking. They validate parking for 2 hours at the Aliso parking lot. Don't make the same mistake I did and pull into the "$5 parking". It's $5/30minutes. Service is friendly and very attentive. Food came out at a good pace as well.

    Kelli H.

    Celebrated my sis' bday here and honestly couldn't have picked a better spot. Sama Handroll offers way more than just hand rolls, and it definitely shows. From the second we walked in, the place felt clean, modern, and inviting, with warm, genuinely hospitable service. We ordered a variety of dishes to try and no dish disappointed. Everything was fresh, high quality, beautifully presented, and came out impressively faaaaast. The crispy rice tuna was a favorite for me --tons of fresh tuna with the perfect crunch. The short ribs and green bean tempura also delivered and then some. Truly one of the best restaurant experiences I've had in a while--from the hospitality, to the food, to the attentive service. Everything felt easy, comfortable & well thought out...even the validated parking was a win. Would absolutely come back. IYKYK.

    Pork Belly (Happy Hour)
    Mickey T.

    NOTE: Dined in on 8/5/25 during happy hour. They validate parking, or if you're lucky, you can find parking around that area of the Arts District. It's at the end of the main area of where restaurants are, next to Malbec. Was pretty quiet and chill when we arrived around 6. Service was lovely. It's funny... for a place that has handroll in its name, handrolls are probably the weakest part of the menu here. That being said, everything else we had was great! I'll go straight into a breakdown: Handroll flight (spicy tuna, salmon, yellowtail negi) - Tremendous value on the happy hour menu, but the biggest letdown was the nori (seaweed) and the rice. The fish itself was serviceable - probably on par with KazuNori or Yunomi or any of those other handrolls spots. But the rice texture was just so-so. It wasn't too dry or undercooked or anything like that, but it didn't have a satisfying bite to it. The nori was a bigger issue... it wasn't crispy and it did not tear easily. Both of which are critically important in a handroll, in my opinion. I would pass on this next time, but perhaps I would try the don flight instead! I'd like to see if the rice is any different there. Crispy Rice Tuna - I know this is a super basic item, but this can actually be really tasty if done well (see Kettner Exchange's version down in SD). This is actually a pretty good rendition! The rice worked better here than in the handrolls (not still not GREAT), and the layer of crispiness was noticeable, but not too hard or chewy. Tuna had a small kick and there's an avocado with a splash of eel sauce on top. Simple, but good and it's discounted during happy hour. Pork Belly - Honestly, not really worth it even with the happy hour discount. Small portions, not super melt-in-your-mouth or anything like that. It's decent, but nothing special and your money and stomach space is better spent elsewhere. It looks much better than it tastes. Beef tongue skewer - Not on the happy hour menu, but this is probably the best thing we had here. Super tender, melts in your mouth... I'd order a bunch of these next time, honestly. Or at least two haha. Subtle sweet glaze, but definitely doesn't take away from the flavor of the tongue itself. Little bit of yuzu kosho on top and a side of shichimi togarashi. Something that is best enjoyed when it is kept simple! Lobster dashi pasta - Could have done with a bit more tomato-y flavor and acidity, but generous lobster chunks in there, the noodles have a satisfying chew to them (much more like thick ramen noodles rather than pasta). It's got mostly a sweet and savory flavor profile, which might be a bit overwhelming for some people after a few bites. It's good to share, but I do not recommend ordering this for yourself as you might get tired of it partway through. Still worth trying, though! Overall, Sama is a great addition to the Arts District and I'm eager to return to try more items. It's just a shame that their handrolls are not that great! But don't let that deter you! You should still come to try all of their other delicious food.

    Great tempura all around. Loved it.
    Greg G.

    The best Japanese downtown for SURE. Loved it all. We actually stumbled in after going to another spot down here and it was too loud. So happy we found this great restaurant.

    Kelly H.

    My friends and I ordered the hand rolls: yellowtail, Toro, blue crab and salmon. The tuna crispy rice was crunchy and delicious. Service was great and ambience is relaxed.

    Don flight
    Yuri J.

    Happy hour (5-6:30pm) deals are AMAZING! Three handrolls for $12, crab handroll for $6, and a don flight for $18. Sushi was sooo fresh and light and flavorful. The don flight + extra handroll was filling and perfect portion. Order a side of Brussels sprouts to share! Happy there's another handroll spot in Arts District! Will come back for drinks and to try their lobster pasta!

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    10 months ago

    Great service. Good food. Original recipes. Local place for us, definitely returning.

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    Another great handroll (and more) spot in the arts district. Very dangerous as I live in the building upstairs lol. Will be back!

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    Ask the Community - Sama Handroll

    Does this place offer happy hour?

    YES! Brand new happy hour menu from 5pm-6:30pm DAILY

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    The Mulberry - Cheesecake

    The Mulberry

    4.0(137 reviews)
    12.2 miSawtelle

    The moment I stepped into this restaurant, I immediately fell in love with the decor. We went…read morearound sunset, and the golden-hour lighting made the space even more beautiful. I was instantly so glad we chose this spot to celebrate our anniversary because it was the perfect setting for a romantic date night. Now, let's talk about the food! Everything we ordered was delicious, with the exception of the Korean aguachiles, which we probably could've skipped. We also tried the bluefin bibimbap, oysters, and the oh-so-tender short rib that practically melted in our mouths. But the most unforgettable dish was also the simplest: the Korean fried chicken. It wasn't necessarily something out of the ordinary, but it sure tasted like it. The perfect crisp, flavor, and seasoning had us eating every last piece right down to the bone. Our server also made the experience even better. She gave us some of the best recommendations and were incredibly attentive and friendly throughout the entire meal. We absolutely loved this restaurant and are already planning our next visit!

    Tried this place during a recent staycation on Sawtelle. It's a few blocks north of Sawtelle's…read moreepicentre between Olympic and La Grange, in the old Plan Check space on the corner of Nebraska. They opened in November 2025. The Mulberry is a Korean spot, but no tabletop grills. Across the street is another Korean place. Mulberry serves dinner Wed-Sun. The menu is kind of "greatest Korean hits", including a few charcoal grilled items. The drink menu is pretty extensive. It's a smallish space with both indoor and outdoor seating and a darkish, festive atmosphere. Here's what we ordered: 1) Korean aguachile--flounder in a cold kimchi broth that was partially granita-like. Refreshing. 2) Fried chicken wings. Pretty classic. Supposedly half plain and half soy-garlic, but they were pretty similar. A nice sweet chili sauce on the side, along with some pickled daikon and other veggies. I like a sweet glaze directly on my wings, but these had a good crunch. 3) Chilled acorn noodle. With greens, toasted nori and a jammy egg. Cooling, but the greens were a bit harsh for me. 4) Savory egg souffle. Nice but nothing out of the ordinary. 5) Spicy braised black cod. I was worried it would be too spicy but actually was very mild, possibly tomato-based sauce with nicely braised daikon and a side of slightly pickled napa cabbage. 6) Grilled beef short rib. Delish! More like a hangar steak than short rib. Came with a dipping sauce, coarse salt, lemon and a little salad with a pungent dressing. 7) Hotteok a la mode. A caramelized cinnamon "crepe" with toasted seeds and vanilla ice cream. Delish. They also had a strawberry bingsu (Korean dairy-based shaved ice) that sounded good, a collaboration with Korean Ice Co. down the street. Note Mulberry claims it's a no tipping establishment, but adds a 20% "fee" to your bill. Overall a nice meal, on the pricey side. I do think I prefer Japanese food more, but Mulberry is a good introduction to Korean.

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    The Mulberry - Salad, had too much white lettuce which was very bitter 7/10

    Salad, had too much white lettuce which was very bitter 7/10

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    The Obscure Distillery - First drink on the wall.

    The Obscure Distillery

    4.5(230 reviews)
    0.3 miArts District, Downtown
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    Made right and made up for a mistake. The distilled and manager Theron is amazing and super…read morehelpful. I truly appreciate what he did for us. Thank you, Theron

    We came to The Obscure for a friend's birthday and had such a fantastic night. This is definitely…read moremore of an experience than just going out for drinks. The atmosphere is immersive, theatrical, moody, and every nook and cranny of this place is beautifully detailed. Our group embraced the requested all-black dress code, and I was a little disappointed that some other guests didn't play along. When a place puts this much effort into creating a particular world, dressing the part really does make the experience more fun. The spirits themselves were excellent. We tasted vodka, whiskey, and rum, and all three were remarkably smooth, interesting, and clearly very high quality. I loved that the tasting was guided rather than just having drinks dropped in front of us. The storytelling and presentation made us pay attention to what we were actually tasting and gave the evening a nice sense of progression. We also happened to be there while comic artist Matt Harley of Marvel fame was sketching, which felt perfectly suited to the setting and made an already unusual night even more memorable. The space is gorgeous: candlelight, artwork, strange little details everywhere, dramatic lighting, beautiful glassware, and even the outdoor fire element. There's so much to look at that you feel like you're discovering something new every time you turn around. Our whole group LOVES Halloween, so this felt like the absolute perfect way to kick off spooky season. It has exactly the kind of dark, mysterious, slightly magical atmosphere we were hoping for without feeling cheesy or gimmicky. We loved the rum so much that we ended up buying a bottle, which also granted us Level 1 membership, so this definitely won't be our only visit. Such a fun choice for a birthday celebration, date night, or a night out with friends when you want something completely different from the usual bar experience. We're already looking forward to going back and seeing what our new membership unlocks.

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    Bar Flores - Bar area during Halloween

    Bar Flores

    4.2(529 reviews)
    2.6 miEcho Park
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    The atmosphere inside was so nice and had a really fun, relaxed vibe. I especially loved the large…read morewindows and the seating area by the window. It was such a nice spot to sit, take in the view, and enjoy our drinks. The decor was beautiful and gave the place a stylish but comfortable feel. The young man in the front that checked our ID was so friendly . The drinks were really good and definitely made the experience even better. It's a great place to come and relax, enjoy some drinks, and take in the atmosphere. Overall, I really liked the vibe, the window seating, and the drinks, and I would definitely come back again.

    My friend had her phone stolen while we were at Bar Flores, and the experience afterward was…read moreincredibly disappointing. We notified staff immediately, but the response was surprisingly indifferent. We were told that phone thefts "happen," which wasn't reassuring at all. We also asked for help reviewing security camera footage since we were seated directly in front of a camera, but days went by with little to no communication despite multiple attempts to reach the bar through DMs and email. Whether or not the theft itself could have been prevented, the lack of urgency, communication, and concern for customers left a terrible impression. If phone theft is something staff are already aware happens, I would expect much more proactive support when a guest becomes a victim. Unfortunately, I can't recommend this bar based on how the situation was handled. If you visit, keep an extremely close eye on your belongings.

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    Thunderbolt - Burger was great! The food runner was a lady and she was 5 star!

    Thunderbolt

    4.4(271 reviews)
    1.9 miEcho Park
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    Thunderbolt has been on my list for way too long! I was trying The Parks Finest next door and lo…read moreand behold but what did I see? Thunderbolt!!! Post dinner drinks had me very excited! We walk in and the place is beautifully done inside! Chill ambiance, nice materials, cool tile and artwork . We chose a booth, but there were plenty of seating options on a Sunday earlyish evening. The menu? Whoa! Wtf in a great way!!!! They explain the science behind how they create every elixir aaaand how they are so sustainable! #1 sustainable bar in North America and apparently #24 of top 50 bars in North America! We tried the: Fu Gwaa Falsetto: SO cool! They used a bitter melon, which is hard to include in things, and made a dope drink! The sprinkles on top were my fave and tied the drink together. Koji Killer: dessert drink for sure, but I kinda needed a second one delicious! Barcelonette: refreshing, light, lovely P Town Boxing Club: a little disappointed that I couldn't taste the pandan as much, didn't get as much of a distinct flavor Hops Don't Lie: canned, refreshing, my partner like it! The servers/bartenders were so cool and knowledgeable about the menu, they even brought us samples and let us know if we didn't like something they'd replace it! And did! Will definitely be back to try more concoctions

    I tried this spot when I was looking for an after work place for my girlfriend and I. First…read moreimpressions,I like the vibe and music of this place, definitely seems chill and a spot for locals. The wait staff was super nice and the service was prompt and attentive. I went on a Monday, right after they opened at 5 pm, it already people sitting at the bar. The crowd was very chill, very typical Echo Park low-key characters, quite a few seemed to know the staff well. The food and drinks were all fine to me, I had a couple old fashions, my girlfriend had a specialty drink with brunt orange something, she liked it. We tried the chicken thighs, fried green tomatoes, and the chicken biscuit. They all were good, my only issue, the chicken biscuit item is not served on a biscuit like I was thinking , its just on a sandwich bun essentially. Overall, I would go again maybe on a Friday or Saturday night to see the difference, if any of the crowd and vibe.

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    Sama Handroll - japanese - Updated September 2026

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