Love the warm atmosphere and servicr!Highly recommend trying out their special sushi rolls for the…read moreday, for sure the highest quality and freshest sushi I've tried so far while visiting LA and already thinking about coming back again to try their rolls.

Food, service, ambiance, quality, such a good sushi restaurant. We go all the time…read more, and it's always consistent.

It's a small restaurant but had great food. The servers are really nice as well. My server had…read moregreat recommendations for us. Food was really good. One of my best sushi experiences ever here.

Holy Moly! Best lunch I've had in a while! Came here on a…read moreWednesday, 15 minutes before opening only to find a long queue of people already waiting! Had no idea it was going to be this busy on a random Wednesday. But this place is truly a gem! People come here for the Sashimi Lunch ($26) which is an absolute steal considering the quality and amount of food you get! Note: to get the sashimi lunch, you must sit at a table (not the counter). It comes with miso soup, side of pickled veggies, tofu side dish and the pièce de résistance the sashimi platter. They run a tight ship here and understandably so; they want to take care of all their customers waiting. Needless to say, everything was fresh, delicious and most importantly filling. I tend to eat a lot and I left feeling full and satisfied! The Gen Z kids sitting next to me couldn't stop talking about "how low key everything was fire, like seriously, bro" haha I can't.. but I have no doubt I will be back. I'm just mad it took me this long to come. Well worth the wait!!

Oomasa Japanese restaurant was a good choice for our dinner. We had a group of 15 with 2 kids so we…read moresat towards the back of the restaurant which was nice. Our food orders came out a little sporadically so a few were done before the last ones even received their dinners. Strangely enough theyneven ran out of rice so a few had to wait until the rice was done cooking. Service was a little slow but ok, no real complaints. The Japanese village shops have their own parking structure which offers 2 hrs free with validation, nice benefit. Parking is full so take that into consideration when making plans.

Saw many good reviews on yelp so figured I decided take my family here to try for the first time…read more As soon as I walked in, first thing I immediately noticed was a stench inside the restaurant. It was definitely not what I've expected or ever experienced in a Japanese restaurant. We were quickly greeted by the staff and be seated by the wall. The upholstery of our seats were torn. The area where we were sitting was a bit too dark and could definitely add more lights for customers to see their menus. After giving a look at the menu, our server asked if we were ready. I said it's our first time so we need some time to look through the menu. She replied ok and left. We mainly ordered sushi items. Servers brought over each item one at a time. When I almost finished mine, my family is still waiting for theirs. You do see the staff walk by the tables constantly. However, I would hope the servers would ask how is everything and if we need anything else. Overall, sushi tastes fine. I probably won't be back given the experience that we had.

Love the place, good food and great service from Ben K. I would definitely come here again!read more

Ben gave us one of the best dining experiences we've had at Chubby Cattle. From the moment we sat…read moredown, he was friendly, attentive, and incredibly knowledgeable. He took the time to explain the menu, offered great recommendations, and made sure our broths, meats, and drinks were always taken care of without us ever having to ask.

I never understood when people would describe dining as a religious experience. I get it now. Top…read moreservice, food was absolutely incredible! Best meal I've ever had.

Hidden away in the basement of a nondescript building in the streets of downtown LA, Bar Sawa feels…read morelike a comfy speakeasy vibe- the moment you walk in, the wall of Japanese whisky gives it a moody 8-seat vibe. The monkfish was luxuriously rich, while the uni paired with squid was deliciously fresh, with that perfect ocean sweetness and incredible texture. One of the most memorable bites was the sushi "taco"--a crisp shiso leaf wrapped around a vodka martini-inspired creation that somehow captured the essence of the cocktail in a single bite. The scallop nestled inside a squash blossom was another standout. The cocktails take it to a different level. One mention: the staff is essential and truly makes the experience more inspiring.

The service was amazing, Viviana was a great waiter that gave us pointers on the food as a first…read moretime customer and really helped elevate my experience. As we delve deeper into the establishment the background was amazing, it emerged me into the world of little Tokyo. LOVED THE EDAMAME!!!!

Had an amazing experience from beginning to end and our server uzziel was great provided us with…read moreamazing service head to toe. I really loved the all you can eat menu B the brisket and bullogi are really savory and the albacore was really fresh and tasty. The atmosphere was really peaceful with their music making it a suitable experience through our meal and they had the tvs on for the world cup entertainment was really comforting.

Amazing homemade tofu, Tempura is lightly breaded and fresh and just flavorful!…read more Sukiyaki was also good. Attentive service.

Right across from the Little Tokyo Metro station, Izakaya Gazen has a wide menu to explore. I…read morereally enjoyed the Shishito Peppers and Duck Chashu. The Tofu sampler didn't live up to the hype for me, and I'd skip the Tuna Yukhoe next time. Overall it was a great experience. Fantastic servers, cold beer, and plenty more dishes I want to try.