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    Tamon Sushi

    4.1 (145 reviews)
    Closed 6:30 am - 9:30 AM, 11:30 AM - 2:30 pm, 5:30 PM - 9:00 PM

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    Happy hour specials

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    Amanda Y.

    I would have never guessed that there would be great quality sushi in a hotel, but Tamon Sushi was such a nice surprise! Located on the 2nd floor of the Miyako Hotel in Little Tokyo, this spot id for sure a hidden gem. We made reservations for a Sunday night dinner and were promptly seated. It was fairly quiet with only a few other tables being served, but that could be because it was a rainy day. Our server was soft-spoken, nice, and polite. All of the sushi tasted so fresh and delicious, including the uni and magoro! Food presentation was great, too! Also, the hot green tea was really good! All in all, it was a wonderful dinner experience and I would definitely return.

    Tuna and scallop
    amy w.

    Let's get the party started. We came to celebrate a friend's birthday dinner in omakase style. We started with blue fin tuna and scallops. Then we were served Japanese vegetables with taro,, beans, lotus roots and carrots. Then came Shalit, bluefin tuna, and yellowtail sushi. The grilled fish was sea bass and it was super flavorful and juicy. Stopped jack,ackarel and horse mackerel came next. The highlight for me was the sea urchin and salmon roe. Always my favorite go to sushi. The fish were overall fresh. Overall dining experience is good. I highly recommend this restaurant located inside the hotel. Corkage fee is $25.

    private room
    Gearmo C.

    Really delicious omakaze, amazing service and an unbeatably quiet dining experience if you're able to book the private room!

    Steak and fries
    Thiri T.

    Okay don't judge me. I know it's illegal to get steak and fries at a sushi place but we stumbled upon their happy hour after previously staying at the Miyako, and have been getting their steak and fries ever since. Their fries are truly the best fries I've ever had in my entire life. They're chunky and crinkle cut, so they remind me of crinkle cut potato wedges. The sides are perfectly crispy, and the potato inside is SO SOFT!! Their sake and eel and sashimi are also pretty good too, but it's just a tradition to get their fries. I hope to try more of their menu sometime soon!!

    Chirasi
    Chris S.

    We found this gem of a restaurant hidden on the second floor of the Miyako hotel. It's one of the best kept secrets in LA! Delicious and authentic Japanese food. Fresh and tasty seafood! Try the Chirashi!

    Interior
    Beth G.

    Even though the JapanUp! Magazine advertised the breakfast buffet at this location from 6:30 am to 9:30 am, few (except for the hotel patrons) are aware of its food offerings at this time of day. It appears I am the first to review it for the breakfast buffet. The buffet is your typical Japanese curry and miso soup + continental style breakfast. It costs $28 plus tax and tip, but if you are a hotel guest, you get a coupon for a cost of $21 plus tax and tip. So, not exactly a steal. If I were to price it at a good value cost, I would say that $18 per person is closer to what I would have liked to pay. Food: decently tasty. Curry rice, miso, natto, scrambled eggs, pickled items, broccoli, cauliflower, potatoes, grilled salmon, sausage, bacon, and your offering of bakery items, such as waffles, danishes, muffins, and the like. Only fruit offered was honeydew melon, which was quite fresh. There was yoplait French vanilla yogurt. Drinks included milk, orange juice, and water. Coffee is offered, but you have to ask for it. There are hardly any customers in this place at this time , and we arrived here at 8:30 am. Piano music in the background. Servers don't hover over you too much. Ambiance is quiet, clean, classic leaning more towards old school look. Service is attentive and responsive. Would I return? Only if I couldn't find any other cheaper breakfast options. Overall good food, but the price is a little high.

    Takowasa
    Alex L.

    Ambiance was wonderful. On the second floor on the nicest hotel in lil Tokyo. Super authentic and the servers were all very nice and they spoke Japanese too so you love to see it. Sat at the window and the views were just amazing. Check my video I got the tamon chiriashi for 50 dollars and thats such a good deal considering it's their premium one and the amount of fish you get. I just know some restaurants in other places would charge a lot more for this. All the fish were super fresh and delightful. I had so much fun eating this and it looks great for pictures Takowasa is wasabi octopus. It's kind of A slimey texture with a crunch. Sounds and looks gross but I really like this dish lol. It's hard to find places that have this. WILL BE COMING BACK AGAIN

    Nigiri platter
    Constance L.

    Delicious sushi, super fresh! Detailed breakdown below: **Service, 5/5** The restaurant was super quiet when we went and my group of 3 were the only ones there the entire evening. The waitress helping us was really nice and answered all our questions. **Decor & cleanliness, 3.5/5** The decor was a bit plain but did have a big window wall overlooking the street if you wanted a view. It's toned down and quite dark inside, but the restaurant wasn't as nice as the hotel area downstairs. **Price & portion, 5/5** For about $35, I got 8 pieces of nigiri and 6 small pieces of a sushi roll. It was the perfect amount for a meal and the cuts of fish were fresh and generous. **Presentation of the food, 5/5** Sushi will always be beautifully presented and this was no exception. Only the biggest platter will come on a wooden board though, the rest comes on regular white plates. **Taste of the food, 5/5** I really didn't know what to expect when I arrived since the restaurant was so low key, but wow the freshness of the fish blew me away. Each one is carefully cut and shaped, and the fact that each bite was different made the entire meal very exciting. The complimentary miso soup was also really good! **Other notes** They do NOT validate parking for the Little Tokyo plaza, they only validate parking for the hotel. Keep this in mind if you're driving here. There are also no appetizers on the menu if you're coming with a group and are thinking of sharing.

    Dessert
    Eric I.

    This was our first time at Tamon where we took advantage of their New Year's Buffet. The Buffet included AYCE sushi and hand rolls, appetizers and Osechi for New Years. We were fortunate to line up a reservation and were placed in a private room. The room made our dining experience very cozy and intimate. In fact, the whole restaurant felt small and intimate. Tamon is located on the second floor of the Miyako hotel where you get a birds eye view of the block. In terms of the sushi I'd say it was very good especially if you consider it being AYCE. Generally, I tend to shy away from AYCE establishments but in this case it was well worth it. The appetizers were also very good which were represented by beef teriyaki, salmon and chicken karaage. All in all, our experience was very good and we highly recommend Tamon.

    Sukiyaki menu
    Myrna S.

    We had lunch at Tamon Sushi, located on the 2nd floor of the Miyako Hotel, in the heart of Los Angeles' Little Tokyo. The restaurant is very unassuming; we barely saw any advertisement for it in the hotel, I only knew about the restaurant from researching our trip to Little Tokyo. When we entered the restaurant, it was still empty, having just opened. The young lady who would be our server, warmly greeted our party and led us to a nearby table. The adults in our party all opted for the ribeye steak while my niece chose the kids' bento; additionally, we order a couple of pieces of sushi (sea urchin and a toro hand-roll) and an order of their grilled pork belly appetizer. The food was good, the steaks were cooked to perfection and the potato wedges served with the steaks; crunchy on the outside but fluffy on the inside, they were basically a whole baked potato cut into wedges and deep fried-- yummy but very filling. The steaks were well seasoned and fork-tender. My niece loved her kids bento which was comprised of a sliced up SPAM matsubi, Japanese fried chicken wings, some tamago (sweet Japanese omelette) and a sliced orange. We all enjoyed our meals, I was especially surprised by the butabara dakon complimentary appetizer (stewed pirk belly and daikon radish garnished with a pea pod). I didn't think I would instantly fall in love with a piece of stewed radish but it was so melt-in-your-mouth scrumptious, I became an instant fan and will be dreaming and craving about that radish. We still had enough room to be tempted by some dessert; we ordered their matcha tiramisu and the chocolate mousse. The desserts were equally as delicious as our savory meal, we ate every bit of it. The staff was also so nice, the two young ladies were kind and professional, they served our party with upmost efficiency. Overall, our entire meal was a completely positive dining experience.

    Anago
    Adrian F.

    Tamon Sushi is a somewhat hidden gem on the 2nd floor of the Miyako Hotel. We first discovered Tamon many years ago when the wait time was unbearable at practically all of the other sushi spots in Little Tokyo. The fish is very fresh and delicious. The service is amazing. The sushi chefs and executive chef are very friendly and prepare everything to perfection. The fried food is amazing too. I almost always order the hand-made wedge french fries because they are so perfectly seasoned and fried. We just had their wagyu sukiyaki special this visit and it was the best we have ever had. Everything on the menu is amazing and the sushi sets are a great value.

    Spicy tuna was sour
    Caroline Y.

    If there's one thing I hate, it's spending money on terrible food. I've heard decent reviews about this place from friends so I decided to give it a try. I really wanted to like this spot but there was just a lot to dislike: The fish is NOT fresh. In fact, it had a weird gray color going on that made it skeptical to eat- when we told the waiters that the fish wasn't fresh, he simply told us "it is fresh" then offered to switch it to a different cut (still not fresh). Granted it's not an expensive spot, I didn't expect top notch quality but come on. It didn't even come close to decent quality. My fresh water eel had a pungent freezer taste that I could not get past. I took a bite and left the rest. What a waste of money. Also, misleading happy hour signs. The signs at the restaurant clearly say HH until 8pm but when we sat down and asked our waitress (around 7:30pm), she told us HH had already ended? If you have signs all over the restaurant that say HH til 8pm, grant it or take down the signs. It's extremely misleading and it's also false advertising. There are so many good spots in little Tokyo, I would highly recommend checking those spots out-- even if you pay a bit more.

    matcha cheesecake
    Seohyun P.

    beyond expectations. The place was super quiet and at first didn't think it was going to be so great. But the sushi, cheesecake, and the vibe was great. The waitresses there are super friendly too! The matsu set came with the sushi, wine, and cheesecake when I went. Definitely worth $35!

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    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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    came here on a wednesday night with my bf for a date and... lowkey obsessed…read more first of all -- they don't take reservations. like at all. we got lucky because we went kinda late and there was no wait, but i can 100% see this place getting packed the space is TINY tiny. like true hole-in-the-wall vibes. but in a way that actually feels authentic, not curated. genuinely felt like we were in japan for a second -- nothing flashy, just simple, cozy, and real also pls know before you go -- this is NOT your california roll / teriyaki / noodles type of spot. it's straight sushi. very no-frills, very traditional they literally make each piece right in front of you, one by one, which makes the whole experience feel super intentional and fresh and that's exactly why it hits. the fish quality is so good, everything tasted super clean and fresh without trying too hard. no gimmicks, just really solid sushi it's also super lowkey which i loved for date night. not loud, not chaotic, just chill and intimate def one of those places you almost don't want to post about... go try it!!!

    Spent a lovely, relaxed evening at this sushi spot…read more The ambiance stood out right away--clean, calm, and just the right amount of atmosphere. It's the kind of place where you can slow down, enjoy your meal, and have a good conversation. The food was consistently good. Fresh ingredients, well-balanced flavors, and a few signature rolls that felt thoughtfully done without trying too hard. Service was another highlight--easygoing, attentive in a subtle way, and never intrusive. If I had to point out one thing, it would be that a few dishes didn't quite have that "wow" factor. But sometimes, I appreciate a place that simply gets everything right without overcomplicating it. Definitely somewhere I'd return to--and perhaps bring the right company next time.

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