LAReview
So Sushi has all the stereotypes you’d expect from a Valley sushi joint. In a strip mall, locals yelling on their cell phones about how much money they make, and rolls, rolls, rolls. The handroll trio is particularly popular, and there are all the cut rolls you can imagine. So Sushi knows who they are and embraces it, right down to the techno music pumping out of the speakers.
The sushi at Little Izaka-ya by Katsu-ya in Sherman Oaks is better than what you’d get at the Hollywood Katsuya, and about a third of the price.
Silver Lake's Izakaya Osen is a traditional Japanese tavern where you can get solid yakitori in a lively space.
LA’s best, most affordable sushi at the location of the original Sushi Nozawa - where it all started.
When someone suggests Sugarfish, here’s where you can go instead.
