New Must Try Sushi? LA?

[Amanda Enclade]

It's my bday- I want sushi.I love hamasaku, sasebune, sushi zo, hikko...is there anything new or old that I have not tried?? Need to decide- any ideas would be greatly appreciated!

[Snoopy]

Some recently recommended Sushi Park. Said that if we loved Zo (we do), we'd love Park. Haven't had a chance to try it yet, but would like to hear other's experiences.

[J.L.]

Is Park serving Korean-style sushi?

[Servorg]

Probably talking about the Sushi Park up on Sunset: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/384401

[Snoopy]

Yes, that's the one I was thinking of. Thanks.

[alfmetals]

Yes! Sushi Park is excellent. The sushi chefs are Korean, but I've been told they were trained by Japanese chefs. I could be wrong. I love the Omakase. We're even going tonight for our anniversary. Small pieces of excellent, fresh fish on perfect beds of rice. I should say that I am not a fan of Mori just so you know where I'm coming from. I found the fish the be fine, but I found the non-fish dishes to be flavorless and unappealing. I've been dying to try Sushi Zo.

[gordo26]

Sushi Park is amazing. Small place in a strip mall, but the fish is excellent.

[J.L.]

The Hump, at the Santa Monica Airport.

[westsidegal]

if you go to the hump, be aware that the check is sort of a wild card.
could end up costing you more than urasawa. . .

[exilekiss]

Hi Amanda,

Happy Birthday. :) You might consider Mori Sushi. Mori-san is a true master at his craft. If possible, be sure to request to be seated in front of Mori-san and enjoy~

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Mori Sushi
11500 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90064

[epop]

Correct. Follow his lead.