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    4.8 (130 reviews)
    Closed 11:30 am - 3:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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    Uni toast
    Leeana S.

    Where do I even begin.. sonmari is one of the best restaurants I've eaten at in a while. The fish was so fresh and good quality and everything we ordered was delicious. I ordered the spicy tuna crispy rice which came with 4 good sized pieces. I also got the uni toast which I think it only a limited time menu item but I wish it was permanent. I haven't stopped thinking about the uni toast all week- it was so smooth and a generous serving of uni. Also got the hikari-don which was pretty good size I feel like u could split with 2 people. It has tuna, ikura , uni and sweet shrimp So so good. I can't wait to come back

    Soar salmon
    Marshay D.

    Ok my friends told me about Sonmari and I'm happy I tried it this past Sunday!! The food was very good and my glass of wine. I had the soar salmon rolls and blue tuna without rice. (Kito friendly) I also adore the patron gets to put the roll into seaweed wraps, which is unique!! It was very good and 5/5 for me. Their sushi is very fresh and tasty! The ambiance is cute but it's not too big inside . Very modern and nice decor inside. Also, they have a good menu with food and drinks. This place is quite expensive in my mind!! Our bill was pretty pricy once the tab came. I will come back here to try ! 5/5 for md and great customer service! Someone checked on us the entire time! Love that! ~Marshay D.

    Maguro Monaka! So beautifully plated
    Janine K.

    I would give this place way more than just 5 stars because this was easily one of the most unique and interactive hand roll experiences we've ever been to in LA! This place is pure wow factor from start to finish and we genuinely can't get over how good every single dish was!! The open faced hand roll concept is genius because the stick that holds the sushi keeps the nori crispy. We tried a wide variety of their handrolls from salmon, blue crab, yellowtail, okonomiyaki, banh mi, sae woo jang, and scallop. Not only do they have such a wide variety, but each were all uniquely and beautifully presented. Everything tasted so fresh and the flavors in each were perfectly balanced! Although all the handrolls were amazing, the hikari don is definitely a must order on your visit here! It was so addicting and even though we were already full we still couldn't stop going back for more. It's one of those dishes you keep thinking about even after you leave and easily worth every single penny. We also tried a variety of appetizers, which was a nice change in texture. The uni toast had a generous amount of uni that was so buttery! The bibim soba noodles were light and refreshing and such a good contrast to the richness of everything else. It's so so rare nowadays to come across a restaurant thats unique and hits every mark of being perfect! Every single dish was handcrafted intentionally and the service was amazing! The ambiance and interior is clean and modern and tastefully designed making it perfect for both special occasions and casual nights out.

    Hambagu and okonomiyaki shrimp
    Mickey T.

    NOTE: Dined in on 4/9/26. Can be tough to find parking around this area, but we got lucky with a spot nearby. When I heard that the team behind Temaki Society was opening up a dedicated non-shared space restaurant, I was ecstatic. They make some of the best handrolls you can find ANYWHERE (especially the seared salmon) and this expanded space allows them to also flex an expanded menu! They took over the former Omakase by Osen space and it is largely unchanged. While it's a busy stretch of Sunset, it's actually reasonably quiet inside and if you sit in the patio area, they can choose to either open it up for some semi-al fresco dining or keep in closed depending on the weather. Going to apologize that I didn't take photos of the seared salmon handroll nor did I take photos of the spicy tuna crispy rice, but I'll touch upon them briefly in the written review: Seared salmon handroll - Unfortunately, not as good as the version at Temaki Society. I feel like the chili crunch flavor is muted and the sear on our handroll was insufficient (maybe just a little off this time). Ideally, you want to be able to taste the slight garlicky spice from the chili crunch and enjoy the difference in texture. And you want the salmon to melt in your mouth by being seared just enough, but it was still almost completely raw. Would definitely help if I had taken a photo to showcase what I mean. Spicy tuna crispy rice - A fairly standard interpretation of this dish, but prepared super well. Checks all the boxes with spicy tuna, avocado, a slice of jalapeno, a little bit of sauce underneath, with rice cooked perfectly, and it was still hot. It's rather large and the price reflects that for the two big pieces you get. They're pretty much the same size as a handroll each. Really appreciate how good the rice was and how it didn't gum up in my teeth. Okonomiyaki shrimp - panko fried shrimp, okonomi sauce, and bonito flakes. This tastes exactly like you would expect! I don't think there's too much to say about it. It's crunchy, the sauce + mayo mixture complements the batter + plump shrimp well. Hambagu - While this was good, I think it's a little much to be charging more for this than the seared salmon handroll, for 3 bites of hamburger, caramelized onions, cucumber, and thousand island on top of rice and nori. I probably wouldn't order it again. Hikari-don - while expensive, this has tuna (seemed like chutoro aka medium fatty bluefin tuna), takuan, ikura, sweet shrimp, and uni and comes with nori on the side for you to make your own little handrolls. You can even ask for more nori if you run out (we did). The rice is perfect, just like the rice from the handrolls, and all the ingredients work well together. Really rich and decadent if you throw in bits of the tuna and uni together. Easily the best item here, but you're paying a premium for it! Overall, I enjoyed my experience at Sonmari and I'd come back to try other items, but I can't say I was pleased with everything I tried... mostly due to the value proposition. Some of the items are quite expensive for what they are. Still highly recommend giving it a shot, but maybe stick to going to Temaki Society if you're looking for the best version of the seared salmon handroll.

    Jonathan C.

    There's a pretty good reason why this place is rated so highly. Came here on a Sunday afternoon for lunch with no wait and then also Sunday evening with reservations. Everything was tasting so fresh and of high quality. As a first timer, I would recommend going for the Lunch special (sonmari set) as it provides all the basics that you would want to try at a good price point. Then once you come for lunch, go for dinner as the menu expands and there even more offerings. Highly recommend the hikari-don as there is a decent amount of good quality fish in it plus the carbs which provides a balance to the fatty fish and a satisfying bite. After trying all the sonmaris, all are great though if I had to choose my least favorite, it would be the Bahn-mi. The pairing wasn't as much too my liking especially when compared to the other offerings. Overall, the head chef has trained at Michelin starred restaurants along with a great team. They provide an excellent dining experience and an outstanding take on handrolls ensuring thst each piece of seaweed is crisp and that the fish is tasty. For a small menu and quick to go experience, Temaki Society in DTLA is a great option but for the full on experience, I would recommend Sonmari. Definitely would recommend this place.

    Seared salmon roll, my absolute fave! Chili yellowtail on the right, also very good!
    Scott J.

    5 stars for our first visit which was lunch, 4 stars for our second visit which was dinner. The service upon our first visit was excellent, second visit was a bit amateur. No knowledge of the sakes they served, and overall a bit sloppy and inattentive. We also preferred the food items that we tried during lunch. Hand rolls are all solid. Favorites were the seared salmon and the hambagu, both 5 stars. The crispy rice spice tuna was also solid and tasty. Miso clam chowder was really good, 4 stars. The GAMJA-JEON (which is like a little potato pancake) was beautifully presented but lacked a bit of flavor, 3 stars. Ambiance is beautiful, I definitely prefer eating inside at a table or by the sushi bar. I feel like since this spot is new the service will be more consistent but you just can't beat these fun hand rolls here and I'll definitely be back.

    Tiffany L.

    Really tasty handrolls! The fish is nice and thick cut and the flavors are great. My favorite was the salmon hand roll - it had a delicious sauce and a nice sear. The server was nice and explained the menu to us as it was our first time here. Parking can be found on the side streets in plethora!

    Chili Yellow tail  Seared salmon CUT Bluefin tuna
    Ann L.

    Known for their SONMARI, DIY way, which I find is preferred over the original way of serving already wrapped and brought out to the table. Each hand roll is served on a thin wooden spatula and side of crisp seaweed sheet to wrap it yourself at the table. Very easy to do-place the seaweed in your left hand. Then place the spatula on the seaweed. Gently roll the sides of the seaweed around the spatula creating a boat. Then pinch the sides (the sushi rice body) as you pull the spatula out leaving the rice and sushi on the seaweed. This keeps the seaweed crisp and crunchy until ready to eat. I absolutely love this ! Tried five different rolls, and the Banh-Mi, chili yellowtail and CUT were my favorites -Banh-Mi: albacore with Serrano, cilantro, garlic and ponzu - Chili Yellowtail: yellowtail with Serrano, cilantro, and ponzu - CUT: tuna, uni, and cavier. The Italian sub of the sushi world - Seared salmon: simple seared salmon with light smoky flavor - Bluefin tuna: tasted like a tuna salad with avocado. My least favorite. Would skip this one next time. Also ordered the limited Uni toast which is served on a light toast and poached egg yolk with four generous servings of Uni and chive. Good m, but honestly would probably order another CUT SONMARI instead next time. Great place for lunch and light dinner. Coming back again for sure.

    Crispy rice with spicy tuna
    Taylor K.

    I came here with my husband to celebrate our wedding anniversary. We walked in on a Saturday night and only waiting 20ish minutes for a table. They do take reservations and would recommend if you have a larger party. We ordered the miso clam chowder, crispy rice and sonmari hand rolls. The waitress was very nice and explained the menu to us. The chef is French trained which is why some of appetizers are have a fusion of French inspiration. The miso clam chowder (9/10) was yummy and had lots of clams in it! The crispy rice (9/10) had a lot of spicy tuna on it! It was flavorful and l liked the crispy rice. Our favorite was the sonmari interactive hand rolls. I got the bahn mi, seared salmon, unagi gochujang, and blue crab with avocado. I liked the concept of making your hand rolls when you're ready so the seaweed doesn't get soggy. My favorites in order: 1. Seared salmon (100/10) - flavorful and caught us by surprise how good it was. There was a creamy, umami sauce on top 2. Bahn mi (9.5/10) - I believe it it was yellow tail with sauce 3. Unagi Gochujang (9.5/10) - the eel was very soft and tender and had a nice sweetness with the gochujang 4. Salmon (9/10) - very fresh and had a nice creamy sauce 5. Spicy tuna (8/10) - nice spicy kick 6. Blue crab (5/10)- it was a bit fishy, would skip next time Overall the food and service was amazing! Our waitress gave us a yuzu sorbet to celebrate our anniversary. The sorbet is made in house by true chefs. It was very refreshing and had a nice yuzu flavor that was not tart. It was the perfect finisher for our dinner. Would definitely come back again! Great date night spot.

    nori soba bimbimbap
    Tiffany B.

    huge handrolls and actually good! they had a banh mi one with yellowtail and pickled toppings and was actually rly good. saw tht they had a 5 handroll set for lunch that i would love to go back for

    Chefs counter
    John C.

    If you're reading this, you're clearly in for some sushi. This place is an absolute must-visit. Everything we ordered was top tier, but the lunch sushi combo and the Sonmari set are 100% the way to go. The uni was incredibly fresh and rich, and the saewoo-jang was perfectly marinated. For real some of the best bites I've had in a long time. The Sonmari (hand rolls) were hands down the best I've had to date. They're packed with flavor and super generous with the toppings, which makes every bite worth it. Plus, they're fun to eat. You can tell the chef puts a lot of care into every piece because everything is prepared thoughtfully right in front of you (if you sit at the bar). Service was just as impressive. Kevin took great care of us. We sat inside in the AC and it felt very nice. Definitely coming back. Highly recommend!

    Blue crab and unagi
    Callie S.

    What a great handroll spot with delicious clam miso soup. The unagi handroll was super delicious and better than the crab handroll. The seafood bowl is also very fresh but has lots of ikura and pickled vegetables which personally aren't my favorite. Service was fast and very friendly. The ambience is nice and simple like a good no frill handroll spot. The yuzu sorbet is also a great way to finish the meal!

    Shrimp head that comes with the Hikari-Don
    Kathy X.

    Just found the best Japanese restaurant that we will be returning back to time and time again. For lunch they do hand roll sets, these hand rolls are massive, and I definitely recommend sharing. The seared salmon hand roll was my favorite, there is this sweet crispy chili oil that's inside that makes the hand roll. The Uni toast is so good, and I definitely think you should give it a try at least once. The jammy yolk inside is absolute perfection. The sober noodles are really fresh, to me. It tastes like it has a little bit of a green tea underlying flavor. And saving the best for last, the Hikari - don is absolutely incredible. It comes with Toro, sweet shrimp scallops Uni, negitoro, ikura, and every single bite is packed with flavor. The service is so nice here, they have a nice covered outdoor patio, sushi bar, and indoor space. Food comes out at a really nice pace as well. Street parking only in the area.

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    Taberu - Our Signature YASAI MAKI. Fresh Veggies Wrapped in Pork Belly, Beef  with Vegan Options and Grilled to Perfection.

    Taberu

    4.0(333 reviews)
    3.8 miArts District, Downtown

    My friend and I met up for dinner and stumbled upon Taberu. We ordered chutoro sashimi with house…read moremade pickled ginger that was the most delicious pickled ginger i've ever had. We also had the pork belly crêpes, and the most delicious crunchy and flavorful crab croquettes. For main course my friend ordered the salmon with crispy skin and I had a wonderful seafood soy with the most delicious and delicate broth. 10/10 would recommend

    Definitely would not recommend coming here, especially if you are in a bigger party. We had 9…read morepeople here for a birthday celebration - food and drinks were really slow and came out staggered. Almost 1.5 hours before all the dishes finally came out. And service was also not great - the server brought out a drink that we didn't order by mistake, told us we could have it on the house, but ended up charging us for it anyway. Had already left when we noticed it. Also told us cake fee was $10, but ended up charging us $20. Food-wise, very hit or miss. The unadon, hamburger steak, and curry udon were all really good, but the yakitori skewers tended to be disappointing. The Tsukune was dry, the Negima was quite bland. The Miso Black Cod was also quite overdone, became quite rubbery when served and also was cold. Overall, I would not come back again, or recommend it. Given the price point, I expected that the food and service left much to be desired.

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    Tan Tan Ramen in peanut butter miso sesame soup

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    Tsubaki

    4.1(504 reviews)
    1.8 miEcho Park
    $$$

    My precious friend Amelia G. treated me to dinner at Tsubaki for my 40th birthday last month. I…read moreloved this place went I went before kids and pandemic, apparently almost a decade ago. It was as good as I remembered, and probably even better. I can't imagine letting another eight and a half years pass without going back. The only negative is that parking is either difficult or $15, which feels bad in a pretty quiet residential area. Better to take a car in any case, so you can enjoy the extensive selection of sakes. We shared a full-sized bottle, I forget which but I think it was a junmai daiginjo, and it was lovely. Tsubaki is such a nice, welcoming little izakaya. Service is great, the atmosphere warm and easy. You just want to sit back and drink at a leisurely pace. The food is excellent, with a robust menu of creative Japanese food. We shared everything, starting with a stellar kanpachi crudo with ume ponzu, shiso, sweet onion and habanero pickles, and furikake. My favorite dish of the night was the tsukune katsu. I love tsukune, the tare-glazed chicken meatballs you'll find in any yakitori place. This was my first time having them in katsu form, panko-fried and served over cabbage with Kewpie mayo and tonkatsu sauce. The chawanmushi was delicious, silky steamed egg custard topped with Dungeness crab, truffle salt, and mitsuba. Likewise the kinoko tempura, an array of maitake, shiitake, and enoki mushrooms fried light and crispy, with yuzu shichimi and tentsuyu for dipping. We got a skewer of bonchiri from the yakitori menu, delightfully chewy bites of charcoal-grilled jidori chicken tail. Finally, a plate of yakisoba, pan-fried noodles with house-cured Peads & Barnetts char siu, pickled green garlic, and cracklin. We got the hojicha parfait, and it was more or less my ideal dessert. Roasted green tea soft serve with sesame black sugar burnt miso and candied walnuts with cornflake dust. Cold, light, sweet. I could eat a whole one by myself pretty much any time. After nine years in business, Tsubaki feels like an Echo Park institution, and the kitchen is as strong as ever. This was a wonderful dinner, one I hope to repeat soon, with more sake, more yakitori, and more hojicha parfait.

    Wow, this is the best izakaya in LA. Though the prices are quite high the food is very high…read morequality! Interior is nice and feels intimate, almost reminds me of restaurants in New York. It's quite small inside and they happen to have a few tables outside. I have mixed feelings about the service though but it is what it is, just feel like we weren't attended properly and service was slower. The menu has tons of options, there is something for everyone. Unfortunately the rice balls I wanted to try were sold out for the night- which how do you run out of something popular at a 7 PM dinner? Anyway, we had the fried tempura, garlic fried rice, short ribs, and chicken oysters. Everything was delicious and I would get these dishes again. But my standouts were the short ribs, they were tender and the marinade was light and fresh. The fried tempura was another standout for me because the sauce paired so well with the lightly friend asparagus. And I'm going to to say the chicken oysters- I think they were grilled to perfection with a tiny bit of wasabi. It's so hard to pick, everything tasted amazing and you can tell everything is thoughtfully prepared and well crafted with a beautiful presentation. I really enjoyed the food here and will be back to try more items.

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    Tsukune - chicken meatballs

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    HATCH - HATCH.  Bacon Wrapped Shishito & Chicken skewer.

    HATCH

    4.3(1.1k reviews)
    3.0 miDowntown
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    Had such a great late‑night experience at Hatch! We did the courses menu and added a few skewers…read moreand a drink during happy hour -- and I love that happy hour applies anywhere in the restaurant, not just at the bar. Their corn tower and the match brownie dessert were amazing! Making reservations online was super easy, and the staff were all wonderful. Big shoutout to Des, who was amazing at explaining the menu and really made sure we enjoyed every dish. You can tell they genuinely care about your experience. They validate parking for up to 3 hours, which is great, but definitely keep an eye on the time because it gets pricey after that. Overall, delicious food, great service, and an easy, enjoyable night out!

    Came for lunch for a large group and liked out seating area. The service was great but overall the…read morefood was pretty average. Party Platter ($50) : Nice option to try a few appetizers and share amongst the group. The server said she really liked the ribs but I found it just average too. I've had many better ribs though it was still good, just nothing stood out about it. Everything was served piping hot and crispy. Eggcellent Lunch ($25) : I liked the set because I could try out several dishes including the Tuna Tataki Hand Roll, Seaweed Salad, Karaage, Chicken Breast, Bacon Shishito, and Chicken Meatball. I enjoyed the tuna and bacon ones more than the others.

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    HATCH - HATCH.  Modern, clean lines.

    HATCH. Modern, clean lines.

    HATCH - HATCH.  Tuna Tataki handroll.  Delicious!

    HATCH. Tuna Tataki handroll. Delicious!

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    kodo

    4.2(567 reviews)
    4.6 miDowntown

    This place is beautiful, with modern ambiance, perfect for both a casual meetup or for a special…read moreoccasion. Initially they mentioned they didn't have uni available, but the attentive manager came to us and shared that he wasn't completely satisfied with the quality of the uni that day, though he was still willing to serve it to me. I really appreciated the honesty and passion for quality. I came here eyeing on the uni pasta, so I had to go for it. Maybe he was right, it was just OK. It wasn't necessarily the uni itself, but the pasta and cream sauce felt slightly overcooked and a bit dry. It could've used more sauce to bring everything together. Still, no ragrets (iykyk). It's something you should try here . We also ordered the hand roll trio and toro, which was yummy. The fish was fresh, beautifully cut, and served in generous pieces. They're partnering with Death & Co, known for their craft cocktails which explains why the drinks here are so uniquely curated and well mixed. Definitely worth exploring their cocktail menu.

    I really enjoy eating here because service is fast and friendly. You get a lovely meal and every…read morestaff member you meet is always so friendly. Food is delicious, drinks are good, and parking isn't hard to find if you're willing to walk a little. The design kinda dark inside, but the patio is always nice. The best part? I can be in and out in less than an hour if I wanted!

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    Inside Dining Area

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