Good Seafood in the SF valley
I am relatively new to the valley and am looking for a good seafood restaurant, around Sherman Oaks/Studio City, any suggestions?
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Kushiyu in Tarzana is both a sushi bar and a kushiyaki bar. Obviously, you get seafood in a sushi place, but the grilled fish kushiyaki is excellent, too. They often have specialties like house smoked scallops, miso grilled cod, salmon collars, etc. Yummy.
It's known for steak, but I would also recommend Monty's in Woodland Hills for seafood. I'm not a huge steak lover, so I usually get fish at Monty's and it's always very fresh, very good. And you can get fried pickles as an appetizer, which I've never seen anywhere else in L.A.
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Would you do Japanese? A lot of sushi palces have good fish, cooked AND raw.
In Sherman Oaks/Studio City, you have board recs like this:
House of Taka
Tama
Iwata
Teru
Iroha
Asanebo
Nozawa
Katsu-ya
Modiri (good for AYCE sushi and has cooked fish apps that are good)
Don SassabuneYou might want to look for a mexican mariscos place. I know theres a Hound fave somewhere near, but I forget where.
Robin Hood Pub in Van Nuys has the best Fish and Chips in LA.
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re: Diana
I believe you are referring to Mariscos Colima on Vanowen. Agree about Robin Hood, and would add that, while not simple seafood, Tony's Mexican Grill on Magnolia and Coldwater has great fish tacos. For simple seafood, with absolutely no atmosphere, try the Fish King on Glendale Ave. just north of the 134. It's a fish market in Glendale with a more than passable galley.
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While not everyone may agree, but Kung Pao China Bistro in Studio City does a very good job with its scallops and shrimp dishes as well as other seafood dishes in an obvious Chinese fashion. Uses the best available, and the portions are quite generous.
And their soup of the sea is also a very generous serving for at least two.›2 Replies -
Take the drive to Calabasas....... King's is worth it! :)
Another seafood place is Cameron's in Pasadena..... :)›4 Replies-
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re: Emme
King's has all kinds of seafood and grilled fish also. They usually have the spiny lobsters when they're in season. Also a nice selection of raw oysters.
I don't get the comparisons to Catch 21, if I remember correctly Catch 21 is more of a fast food fish place where you order at the counter and they call your number, similar to Rocky's in Burbank. And their selection of seafood is nowhere near King's
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re: perk
Agreed - Max does seafood very well, and the dishes are not always your standard preparation that you see everywhere else, as in maybe tandoori salmon for example.
www.maxrestaurant.com for more info.
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Sure others will weigh in, but the valley isn't really seafood excellent, especially not that end.
Closest would likely be Delmonico's Fish House in Encino, which people here don't love, but has great corn/veggie (cream free) soup/chowder and blackened prawns, grille corn, and garlic spinach.
There's Catch 21 in Woodland HIlls, that would be my first pick.
Out in Calabasas is King's Fish House.



