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Daichan

Located close to the Los Angeles River, Daichan is an Asian restaurant specializing in Japanese cuisine and Sushi. The interior of this quaint restaurant has a complete Japanese vibe with Asian dolls, unique decor covering the walls and wooden tables and chairs. The place is known for its veg and non-veg selection with a small range of vegan food, making this place ideal for everyone. In addition to their exotic menu, they also have a beer and wine list. The place is fairly small with only a few number of tables, hence reservations are necessary.

Sake Sushi Bar and Lounge

Sake Sushi bar and lounge, where culinary creativity meets the art of sushi! Our restaurant combines traditional Japanese flavors with innovative twists from around the world. From classic nigiri to modern sushi rolls, we're here to tantalize your taste buds and take you on a journey of flavors that harmoniously blend together. Join us for a dining experience that celebrates the harmony of diverse ingredients in every bite.

Moto Sushi

reservation to (213) 200-3456 Text only please Best services , good sakes .nice employee . Please come and try our high-end fish and stuff King salmon, A5 wagyu, black truffle , caviar etc..

Sunny's Sushi Hut

Sunny's Sushi Hut offers authentic and delicious tasting Japanese cuisine and Sushi in North Hollywood. Sunny's Sushi Hut's convenient location and affordable prices make our restaurant a natural choice for dine-in, take-out meals in the North Hollywood community. Our restaurant is known for its variety of taste and high quality fresh sushi. Come and experience our friendly atmosphere and excellent service.

Sushi Dan

Every dish is a savory, elegant creation by our sushi chefs. All from the freshest ingredients.

Sushi Nishi-ya

For those in search of the freshest, most authentic sushi, stripped of all fads, fancies and Western revisions, Sushi Nishi-Ya is the place to go. A humble storefront tucked away in a small plaza, the joint is all too easy to miss, but the dainty rolls topped with impossibly fresh fish make it worth straying off the beaten path. The interior is as simple, minimalist and fancy-free as the sushi itself. The service is attentive and reserved. This is a perfect spot for a quiet sushi dinner away from the booming dinner rush. Nishi-Ya is a traditional sushi bar exclusively. No teriyaki or yakitori and no Philly or California rolls. Only the freshest fish prepared traditionally. 

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