Sushi Tsujita

"Amazing experience! I came here for my birthday dinner and the Tokyo omakase was to die for. One of the best meals I had in my life. The staff is very attentive and has great recommendations for which sake to order, you can tell that they really care about the dining experience. Each course was fresh and delicious and really highlighted the best flavors. I have never enjoyed uni before, but here it was absolutely delicious. I can't wait to be back next time I have something to celebrate."

"Best omakase that I’ve had for the price. 3 omakase’s to choose from. We had the most expensive, the Tokyo which was only $89. You get 8 pieces of sushi with most the fish from Japan. This includes uni. 2 hand rolls a one A5 Wagyu sushi. It also includes 3 appetizer dish’s which are excellent. A scollop, salmon and clam appetizer. They have a small but good sake selection. Will 100% be dinning here again!"

"The 'Omakase' course is not only reasonably priced but also delicious. The restaurant has an adult-oriented atmosphere, although there's no specific kids' menu. Nevertheless, our 9-year-old enjoyed the meal without wasabi, and our 5-year-old could pick their favorite ingredients. The staff at the restaurant were incredibly kind, making it a very positive experience overall."

"We opted for the Osaka omakase menu and it was a pleasant surprise. The fish was fresh and the dishes were creative. I thought some sushi pieces had a bit too much wasabi. The ice cream though was very small deserves extra compliment. I think the shrimp sushi could be a little better. Overall a very good omakase."

"The sushi here was so well priced and fresh! We got the Tokyo set for $89. The food was very filling and the fish was high quality. We came on a Thursday evening and there were a fair amount of people even when we walked in right when they opened. The sushi chef is very energetic and the service is fantastic - our waitress proactively remade my green tea when the ice melted. Love this place! If I lived in LA I would be a regular here."