Sushi help

[xoxohh]

We've been to so many sushi bars and would love to know your favorites. We don't mind traveling, just want something great. Any suggestions?

[NAspy]

Zo is great, but pricey and the chef can be rude. I have come to prefer Kiriko, because of ambience, food selection and quality.

I also like Sasabune, which many decry.

[kevin]

i re3ally liked Zo, but no more for me too.

[BSW6490]

Sushi Sushi on Beverly Drive just north of Olympic is outstanding.

[wakko11]

Sushi Iki in Tarzana is my favorite. Excellent cuts of fish, with some exotic types and lots of live shellfish.

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Sushi Iki
18663 Ventura Blvd Ste 106, Tarzana, CA 91356

[Clyde]

Kiyokawa, Sushi Zo, K-Zo, Kiriko, Mori, Nishi-Ya. There are others I still need to try that are favorites on the board... but these are pretty awesome!

[xoxohh]

Thanks Clyde. Some good ideas here. I've been to Zo, Kiriko and Kiyokawa. Not the others, though.

[carln]

I am a big fan of Sushi Zo. A BIG fan.

[AAQjr]

Kanpai in Westchester is a pretty good neighborhood place. They have a wide selection of fish available for nigiri in the style with different sauces. They have a wide variety of cooked food and American style rolls as well if that's your thing.

[mc michael]

Hide on Sawtelle is a no ambience, good value for large pieces place (NB: cash only).

On the other extreme, Asanebo in the Valley has smaller more exotic pieces at high prices.

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Asanebo
11941 Ventura Blvd, Studio City, CA 91604

Hide Sushi Japanese Restaurant
2040 Sawtelle Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90025

[xoxohh]

Forgot about Asanebo. Good idea!

[westsidegal]

for omakase, i still like sushi zo best, but mine is a controversial position.
if ambiance means absolutely NOTHING to you, go to echigo in west LA and be sure to order their monkfish liver.

others on this board are very enamoured of mori sushi and kiriko.

[ipsedixit]

Sushi Ichi
Sushi Kimagure Ike
Kiyokawa

[mc michael]

Second Ike.