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    Sushi Takeda

    4.7 (224 reviews)
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    Kelly Y.

    We had such a great experience here! Everything was very fresh and delicious, and we really enjoyed every dish. The quality of the food was excellent, and the service was wonderful as well. We had such a happy and enjoyable dinner. Definitely a place we would love to come back to again!

    Katherine C.

    This place is so good I went twice in the same week! Every piece was so perfect and it was the perfect amount of food. Of all the places I've been for omakase in LA I'd say this is the best bang for your buck especially if you go for lunch during the weekdays. You won't be disappointed. It's located in Weller Court and many folks go to sushi gen and other spots but this place is so fresh and the service is wonderful. Also very quiet inside.

    Vicky R.

    Omg i loved my lunch omakase here! The services and food were amazing. I also got the chili plum wine and I loved it. The price for lunch is a great deal with all kind of sushi and soup. Must try! The restaurant looks a bit small but the bar seating is awesome!

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    Ailun H.

    My friend and I enjoyed a lunch omakase at Sushi Takeda this past Tuesday for 110pp. I made a reservation a few weeks in advance on Tock (had to pay 60pp deposit up front that we were refunded back upon arrival). We sampled 18 different bites, ranging from nigiri to cooked appetizers, and ended the meal with their house made yuzu soda, which was bright, not too sweet, and nicely carbonated. The rice quality is pretty good, but a bit stickier than I expected. The ginger was sweet with a strong pungent zing. SESAME TOFU Stickier than normal and paired with a sweet soy sauce. Very nutty. MADAI (RED SNAPPER) Light flavored fish, but the bit of pickled(?) veggies added a nice kick. AKAMI (LEAN B.F. TUNA) Fresh and enhanced by the slightly sweet soy sauce. It melted in my mouth and definitely one of the best akamis I've had. AJI (SPANISH MACKEREL) Topped with ginger, green onion, and seaweed. Very briny and smooth fish. The overall flavor reminded me of a seasoned grilled fish. IKA MESHI (STUFFED SPEAR SQUID) Fresh flavor and crunch, but not sure if I enjoyed it stuffed with rice. The light dashi gravy was a nice touch. SAWARA (KING MACKEREL) Smoked and topped with yuzu daikon radish. Fruity and bright with a bit of mellow crunch from the daikon and a lingering salty after taste. KAKI (OYSTER) Slightly poached and marinated, topped with yuzu. Almost crunch like texture; mildly briny with a bright citrus flavor. Very "sea sweet." CHAWAN MUSHI Topped with steam crab and mixed with a bit of herb. Very smooth custard with a bit of yuzu mixed in for brightness. KINMEDAI (GOLDEN EYE SNAPPER) Smooth, very delicate flavor that was hard to pick out. Not my favorite. CHU TORO (MEDIUM FATTY B.F. TUNA) Very creamy and instantly melted in my mouth. Elevated a bit with soy sauce. One of our favorite bites! IWASHI MAKI (SARDINE ROLL) Instead of seaweed, it was wrapped in pickled daikon. Salty and a bit juicy with a nice crunch. Very interesting. BURI (WILD YELLOWTAIL) Bright and citrusy which paired well with the more delicate flavors of yellowtail. Light soy sauce was nice. BOTAN EBI (CURED SPOT PRAWN) Very sweet and soft, lightly seasoned with soy sauce. MISO SOUP Very lightly seasoned with a few mushrooms for earthiness. Very warm and soothing. MINI UNI IKURA BOWL Sushi rice topped with red and purple uni from Hokkaido and soy-marinated ikura. The red uni was sweeter and more custard-like, while the purple uni was more briny and earthy. Ikura was juicy and fresh. Probably my favorite course. ANAGO (SEA EEL) Soft, broiled eel with a bit of citrus brightness from yuzu and topped with sea salt. TAMAGO ROLL The tamago was paired with a deep-red pickled vegetable that was a bit sweet. Almost like a dessert, it was a good end to the omakase. This was definitely one of the better omakases I've had that offers a variety of nigiris and appetizers at a lower price point. I wasn't 100% full, but I was satisfied with the courses. They do use yuzu to brighten the courses (at least 4-5 were done in this way). Overall, my friend and I really enjoyed the omakase, and we both agreed that Sushi Takeda is worth coming back to!

    Elizabeth L.

    Service: Fantastic. We got the sake sampler and the server presented and poured each bottle and was adept at explaining the profile of each one. Each sake chosen for the sampler was a great choice and the pour was enough that me and my partner could each have some. Ambiance: quiet, simple, semi-formal. Located upstairs hidden away in little Tokyo, restaurant itself is quite small and traditional feeling with the sushi bar being the mean feature for omakase with a few scattered tables. Food: For 2 people after tax, 20% tip, and sake sampler, the bill was over $800. It is $300 per person for the omakase. I don't feel it was worth this price. $300+ is the price of a Michelin starred establishment. While I left very very full and can say the fish quality was great, some of pieces of nigiri, almost 1/3 just had way too much wasabi on them. I don't have any problem with wasabi but wasabi is meant to cut the fishiness and complement the fish, not overwhelm and obscure its qualities. This omakase was more edomae traditional style, focused on nigiri, but didn't feel the presentation of the nigiri or the other non-nigiri courses were enough for me to come back here and spend Michelin star prices when I've been to $180 and $220 omakases for cheaper that made me want to return.

    Richard H.

    Service was so helpful and sweet... clean and fresh Food was delicious and refine Flavor was out of Japan anime and movies Quiet and reserved Drinks were smooth and nice The pictures give it justice This place is in the plaza 3rd floor

    Cheyne T.

    Came here to celebrate my engagement and had the best time. We had the nigiri omakase and enjoyed every course! I really liked the texture and flavor of the rice. Good selection of sake and beer too, I like that they let you pick out your own sake glass. Customer service was excellent and our sushi chef provided a fun experience. I don't like when restaurants feel pretentious, and Sushi Takeda was the perfect mix of high end but still relaxing. I can't wait to come back!

    Simon S.

    It was easy to make a reservation through Tock, and the overall experience was smooth and organized. When I arrived, they gave me the option to wait for a seat at the bar or sit at one of the tables. For an omakase, the price point is quite reasonable for lunch. The service was attentive throughout the meal and they always made sure my beverage was topped off. However, the fish didn't taste as fresh as I expected. Maybe it was just an off day, but nothing in particular stood out from the pieces. It wasn't bad, just not especially memorable.

    Jill L.

    Came for dinner at the bar. Loved the nigiri omakase and the chef was so kind and delightful! All around a great experience. The fish was of incredibly fresh quality, and I really liked the oyster, tempura and chawanmushi in between the nigiri as well. It was a bit wasabi heavy but nothing I couldn't handle. The rice was also nicely vinegared and held together just perfectly. The chutoro and mackerel roll were standouts.

    Vivian was amazing the whole way through great customer service. Food was also amazing definitely recommend the all you can eat premium option.

    Linda C.

    Lunch omakase $110/pp Tuesday to Thursday, and $120/pp Friday and Saturday. We came on a Wednesday and the entire meal was excellent, felt like we walked straight into a sushi bar in Japan. Highly recommend. Parking was $15 for me even with validation of a purchase at the market downstairs (-___-)

    Jordan S.

    Sushi takeda $120/person Omakase 1. house made sesame tofu (5/5, very creamy) 2. Ginger (palate cleanser) 3. Japanese green fish (5/5) 4. Marinated bluefin tuna. Dries for 8 days. (5/5, not fatty) 5. Spanish mackerel with seaweed and wasabi (5/5, firm texture and not fishy flavor like normal mackerel) 6. Ni ika squid (5/5, warm, very tender and creamy. Innards are included inside the small pieces) 7. King mackerel smoked with hay and topped with yuzu and daikon (4/5, stronger smoked fish flavor) 8. Sea cucumber marinated with green tea and topped with daikon as a palate cleanser (3/5, texture like nata de coco. Firm, crunchy, slimy, but tasty) 9. Chawanmushi. Steamed egg custard with shrimp broth, king crab, and yuzu (5/5, so good. Creamy, crab was perfect and yuzu flavor was complimentary to the egg custard) 10. Golden eye snapper (4/5, nothing too special about this one) 11. Otoro tuna dried for 2 weeks (5/5, sweet, fatty, rich but not overly so) 12. Sardine roll with shiso wrapped in seaweed and pickled daikon (3/5, not my favorite) 13. Wild yellowtail (4/5, thick cut, yuzu flavor was nice to match the mild flavor of fish) 14. Hotate scallop (10/5, so creamy and sweet and the amount of wasabi was perfect) 15. Clear soup with fresh water weed (4/5, good hot soup, fresh water shield had an interesting gelatinous texture) 16. Saba Japanese mackerel (5/5, nice flavor, slightly sweet sauce and pickled vegetable were a good combo) 17. Uni and ikara (fresh marinated salmon eggs (10/5, delicious, together phenomenal. Best uni I've ever tasted with such a sweet flavor) 18. Tamago custard with shrimp, scallop and snapper, black sugar and egg yolk 19. Birthday dessert: hojicha pudding (5/5, not too sweet, nice flavor and very smooth texture, roasted green tea) 20. House made yuzu soda Can order extras from what you ate during the omakase so we got extra otoro and scallop, blue crab hand roll (very sweet crab meat, good ratio of rice to crab) and hagashi (super fatty tuna, very good, very sweet, no sinew, delicious) Atmosphere was very relaxing, soothing music. They ask everyone to turn the volume off on their phones so there's no interruptions. No rushing to eat fast or get you out to get another table in. they let you take your time and enjoy the food. Very quick and efficient service. Staff is very knowledgeable and willing to educate you on what you're eating Small restaurant. Only 8 seats at the bar and 6x 4-tops. Best to make a reservation

    Nytasha A.

    Went here for our anniversary last year. The servers were attentive and explained each dish to us. Food was really good too. It's a smaller place so you have to make reservations and seating is limited. There's something peaceful about this place and it just seemed calm.

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    How long is the signature dinner omakase?

    We were there for about two hours from start to finish, we left full, and we are foodies.

    How much is the omakase?

    $110 for lunch, $140 dinner at table, $160 dinner at bar, and $280 signature omakase at bar! You must book online and pay a deposit that's refunded at arrival :)

    Are the 12 nigiri serve at lunch the same fish they serve at dinner?

    The staff did mention during my visit that the nigiri may change daily but overall should be consistent from lunch to dinner. I believe the only variations may be based on amount of servings.

    How much is the omakase?

    $140 per person (Nigiri) or $280 per person(signature, must reserve a week before)

    When do they release next month dates for reservation on Tock.com? Thanks

    Reservations can be made for any dates within 30days from today through Tock or contacting directly.

    If I wanna order a few more pieces of sushi after the 12-piece nigiri omakase is done, if it possible?

    Yes, Chef Hide typically asks if you'd like any additional pieces before concluding the meal with the final piece of white fish castella.

    Do they have the plastic partition setup for Covid?

    No but they space people apart and there are only a few other guests in the whole restaurant with you!

    What is the dress code?

    Casual

    Do they have a byob policy?

    Yes this establishment is byob

    How can I make a reservation they are not picking up their phone?

    They are on Tock.com. I would pick the $100 (lunch) Omakase or $120 (Omakase) (dinner) over the $250 Omakase. The value of the $150 difference is not evident. Great deal for $100/ $120

    Can I order for delivery? If so, through what app? Thank you

    its on postmates as mako sushi

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    Sushi Enya - Los Angeles - Sushi Enya Pasadena & Los Angeles Downtown

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    4.3(1.8k reviews)
    0.2 miLittle Tokyo, Downtown
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    This has been on my bookmarks forever! My wife and I walked in, no reservations and they seated us…read morepretty quickly. Excited as I was, I'm glad we came here, Michelin star says it all. One of the best sushi spots I've had a in a while actually. We didn't really do any appetizers and went straight in for the fish. Started off with a couple of hand rolls, we did the crab hand roll and O toro hand roll. Crab hand roll wasn't as impressive, I've had better to be honest. I didn't let that experience ruin it for me because the toro hand roll was delicious. I think they add a piece of mint and it complimented the hand roll. Very crunchy nori wrapper and good rice to fish ratio. For our sushi we started with chu toro tuna, salmon belly, and halibut. Super fresh melt in your mouth quality. Halibut was interesting with the truffle, first time definitely won't be the last. We ended it with red snapper and black snapper. Absolutely amazing, I think the black snapper or the red snapper was slightly charred. It was so good. To say the least, this restaurant was worth it!

    The place was packed and loud with music, adults, and kids. I knew what i wanted and ordered but…read moreentire service took nearly an hour and i didn't order drinks or dessert. Super slow. Nice of the chef to switch out roe for halibut for me on my omakase. However, probably the worst omakase I've ever had. No creativity, nothing felt premium, chewy fish, flavors didn't mesh, and half of it was salty. The miso soup wasn't scorching, which i appreciated at first but that meant the last few sips were fairly room temp. The real crab handroll was good. If the price point was $35 sushi set I'd give 5/5 but this is supposed to be premium omakase. I've been to other Sushi Enya locations and had good experiences, so this was very disappointing. Stick to the rolls and nigiri.

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    4.3(4.6k reviews)
    0.3 miLittle Tokyo, Downtown
    $$

    My friends and I love their lunch special Sashimi Plate. The price is great for only $26. Great…read morevalue !

    Sushi Gen is located in a plaza in Little Tokyo, a little off to the side from the main hub. I've…read moreheard my friends rave about Sushi Gen for years, and I'm surprised that I haven't given them a try until now. The plaza itself is unassuming, and at 7pm on a Thursday, most other businesses in the plaza had closed. The lot was full, so we paid $12 for valet parking across the street.  We waited for about 10 minutes for our seats at the bar, and honestly, the bar was so much fun! We sat right in front of our sushi chef and orated our orders directly to him, piece by piece. He was such a jovial soul and made our experience so warm and enjoyable. I was very impressed not only with his ability to make sushi but the attention and care he paid to his customers. For example, he noticed that I especially enjoyed the fattier cuts of fish such as ootoro and salmon toro, so when I ordered yellowtail, he recommended that I try the kanpachi toro instead. It was a great recommendation, and in that moment, I felt so seen. The chefs here are truly masters of their craft, both in sushi making and hospitality. In total, I had the toro, salmon, unagi, scallops, kanpachi, salmon toro, and kanpachi toro. Every piece of nigiri I had was very fresh and delicious. My favorite pieces of sushi had to be the toro. You actually get two different cuts of toro with one order, chuutoro and ootoro which are medium fatty and full fatty respectively. Each piece was so delicious and indulgent, I don't know if I can choose a favorite.  I had a wonderful experience at Sushi Gen, and I think that sitting at the bar was way more fun than what sitting at a table would've been. I loved getting to interact with our sushi chef and felt very well taken care of. The sushi was amazing. I'm already plotting an excuse for my next visit.

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    3.9(1.6k reviews)
    0.2 miLittle Tokyo, Downtown
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    Absolutely delicious! First time trying this place and the service and quality of food was…read morepleasantly surprising. When we entered, we got seated right away with a very personable waitress who shared stories with us and made the experience enjoyable. The atmosphere is very warm and welcoming. We ordered the Sashimi Combo C, Gyoza, and White Fish Sashimi plate, all of which were a 5/5. Thank you so much!

    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.

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    4.1(1.8k reviews)
    0.2 miLittle Tokyo, Downtown
    $$$

    This sushi spot changed my entire perspective.. I will never experience sushi the same again.. it…read morewas so fresh and delicious.. I didn't know fish could taste so amazing.. the chefs were kind and one of them was very motivated he seemed to really enjoy his job. The spot is very intimate and has a home like feel to it. Beautiful for a date. We will be coming again on special occasions.

    If you are planning to eat at Hama Sushi in Little Tokyo, my biggest piece of advice is to get…read morethere early! We waited in line before opening to make sure we secured a spot. The space is intimate and classic--there are only about 20 seats at the main sushi bar and a couple of small tables tucked on the side, so seating is extremely limited. That said, the wait is completely worth it. I was super impressed with the quality of the fish. We ordered a wide variety of sushi, and every single piece was exceptionally fresh, beautifully cut, and melt-in-your-mouth delicious. The chefs clearly take pride in their craft, keeping things traditional and letting the natural flavor of the fish shine without overloading anything with heavy sauces. I've tried a lot of sushi spots across Southern California, and Hama easily stands out as one of the absolute best. If you appreciate authentic, top-tier sushi in a cozy, old-school atmosphere, this place is a must-visit!

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