I went to Level 8 and honestly... the food was so good it caught me off guard. The sushi was fresh, super clean, and just tasted so buttery and delectable. You can tell they actually pay attention to thier craft. But what really made it for me was the people. The bartenders were really cool and helpful the whole time, and Sheryl (the manager) was amazing. She checked in on us and made everything feel taken care of without it being too much. You can just tell she knows what she's doing and actually cares. Ps. Her Playlist is amazing Overall it was just a really good experience. Not just the food, but the whole vibe. I'd definitely go back. read more

Service was amazing! Danny was our server and he did such an excellent job the food was amazing , the sushi chef's did there big one.

It was a beautiful day. the sun was shining my mood is lifted and i couldn't think of anything that could make my day better. Coming to lucky Mizu made today, a beautiful day, the best. Coming here is an experience, it is a passage. From the service to the food everything was delivered with prestige, passion, and with love. true artistry is created in the kitchen. Not only is the truest form of devotion is literally served on a platter. If you come here with expectations expect that they will be met. If you wanna hear about the service, let me know because a book will be wrote. I will highlight the servers who had not only made the experience even better but dare i say... created the experience. Danny, Steven, Frank, Aliyah, and Maria are responsible for providing a good time. I highly recommend coming here and if you are blessed with the service that these servers/ bartenders will bestow know your night will be enhanced. Sheryll (who is the manager) you know what you're doing and you are doing a damn good job. read more

Lucky Mizu - lychee Martini - Japanese Near Me - Los Angeles, California

I had the BEST dining experience at this chic sushi spot inside the Moxy Downtown Los Angeles in DTLA. From the moment you walk in, the vibe is immaculate -- super modern, trendy, and aesthetic without feeling pretentious. Think sleek design, moody lighting, and the perfect backdrop for a date night or fun group dinner. We were seated and served promptly which is always a plus- especially for a busy place like this. Let's talk drinks first -- the cocktails were next level. Beautifully crafted, strong (in a good way), and super creative. They also offer all-you-can-drink sake and Sapporo, which honestly sets the tone for an amazing night. Such a fun touch. Now the FOOD. Everything tasted incredibly fresh. The seafood quality is top-tier -- you can tell they don't cut corners. The nigiri and sashimi were buttery, flavorful, and beautifully plated. The standout? The Hokkaido scallops paired with kiwi. I know it sounds unexpected, but the sweetness of the scallop with the bright acidity of kiwi was absolute perfection. The rolls were just as impressive. The Spicy Tuna Lemon Roll had the perfect citrus kick, and the Lucky Mizu Roll was truly to die for -- balanced, flavorful, and satisfying without feeling heavy. They also offer shabu shabu AND AYCE sushi rolls, which makes this place such a gem whether you're going all-out indulgent or just craving quality bites. Between the vibe, the drinks, and the insanely fresh fish, this spot is easily one of my new DTLA favorites. I'll definitely be back -- probably sooner than I should be. read more

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Gonna try to paint the picture in as few words as possible. Sorry for the long narrative: 1) I planned out a special night for my wife throughout all of Level 8 2) Had reservations set at Lucky Mizu for Dinner to Mr. Wanderlust for Cocktails and Entertainment and then to Sinners and Santos for Drinking and Dancing for Latin Night 3) Showed up for our 6:45 PM reservation at Lucky Mizu but was turned away 3 times stating they didn't have seats available. After being seated 40 minutes later, service took 20 minutes to take our order, and another 30 minutes to be served. Food was 'okay', there was no entertainment, and multiple customers were unhappy with similar slow service... but some of them were comped parts of their meals.. we didn't even get a sorry until we spoke to the manager on our way out, expressing the reason was they had no idea it would be this busy on a Thursday (they take reservations, so...), and also blamed an 'all you can eat promotion' they promoted earlier, and they only had two serves on staff that night. 4) We were late to Mr. Wanderlust, but were luck to get two seats at the bar after another couple left. We order two cocktails and a coffee... and were charged just over $140. Then, we were asked to move because they wanted to take our seats. We asked about the bill to the bartendar, and she expressed that since she didn't take our original order, she couldn't help us. She simply just had us stand there. We were not going to pay since it seemed way off... until finally we spoke to a guy walking by. We showed him our ticket/receipt and said out loud, "this isn't right". He came back quickly with a revised bill of almost $120. This was still far too high, but no one else seemed interested in helping us find resolve, so we ate it since we didn't want to be late for part 3 of the night. 5) Hoping to salvage the night with drinks and dancing... we tried to find the entrance to Sinners and Santos for their advertised Latin night. We had made reservations here too, and had full confirmation of the reservation... BUT, after finally being directed to the entrance (outside on the patio), they were closed. No sign of why and no one who worked at the other locations had a reason, but they were just simply closed. 6) So, after paying $35 for parking, about $140 in cocktails and food while waiting for our initial reservation at Golden Hour and Que Barbaro, $150+ for dinner at Lucky Mizu, and $120 at Mr. Wanderlust... approximately $500 total... we didn't even get to dance. Maybe this place had a bad night, but based on what the workers said, and how they treated us... it sure seems like the norm. Don't get me wrong, the place is cool... some really great experiential elements and nice photo ops... but I would have had a much better time somewhere else. Super disappointed in this place. read more

Excellent food! Cool vibe, mostly bar seating but some booths available. Service was not great, our drinks came much later than our food, and our food even took quite a while to come. No complaints about the food though, the hand roll experience was excellent and all the fish was fresh and delicious! read more

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Overall the taste was ok. We did the all you can eat and the options felt very limited. I was looking for the different experience...... I had seen a video where the nori was given separately so it would be crispy and warm. That was not the case. Even though the service was ok. It felt unhappy. Not that best experience for me. read more

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WHEW this was disappointing. I had been wanting to check out Level 8 and specifically Lucky Mizu for some time. After planning a time that worked w my party, we made a reservation a few weeks in advance and eagerly awaited the night. Parking in this part of DTLA at night, especially on a Saturday night, is an exercise in patience. You will almost certainly not find street parking, free or metered, and will have to rely on DTLA's notorious price gouging outdoor parking lots. When we visited, there was a Kings game playing, the holiday ice rink, and another outdoor event going on so our parking fee was $30. The experience started to sour almost entirely upon arriving. We were blocked from entering the building to access Level 8 before we mentioned that we had a reservation at which point we were directed to the elevator. At Level 8; there was no hostess at the host stand for Lucky Mizu so we just walked into the restaurant looking for a staff member to speak to about where to sit. This resulted in a member of the staff rushing out, clearly annoyed with us, and walking us back to the host stand. We mentioned our reservation and her attitude was so strong and frankly strange that we were confused what we had done to even remotely warrant this?? We were sat at the sushi bar which is the only place you are able to reserve online in advance but Mizu is known for their picturesque butterfly booths so this was confusing as well. Service was quick but cold and honestly the entire vibe of this restaurant felt so off we ended up leaving Mizu in under 45 mins ,,, Given the strange attitudes, cramped atmosphere, and pricy menu, I won't be returning. It is unfortunate that we liked our meal but I don't think it is good enough to make up for all this. Salmon hand roll 4.5/5, surprisingly melted in my mouth but portion size smaller than usual for hand roll, more of an appetizer, slightly too salty Bluefin tuna hand roll 4/5 Lucky Mizu roll 3.5/5, interestingly tangy but too much eel sauce and way too pricy for what is 5 pieces of a roll read more

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Came here for the ayce hand rolls. A cool concept but after eating its a but if a gimmick. Some items were not included in ayce and we had to pay $6 extra. For example the uni & caviar as well as the Toro. When I thought about it, after paying for my food, I would've had the same options plus more at a regular ayce sushi restaurant (minus the uni_caviar). There were not appetizers included with the ayce, strictly hand rolls As far as service, there was a bit of confusion with the orders. Mainly trying to figure out who ordered what, but nothing to gripe about. My issue is that I saw a certain type of ice in a bucket with ice I really like. Aka nugget ice. I told the server I would like some of that ice. He was hesitant but complied anyways. A little later I asked for more ice but this time from a different waiter. He told me " I can get you ice like that but that bucket is used for the seafood". I was a little shook when I heard that. Because I'm unaware of the other server knew that or was it malicious compliance. I'm not sure if the ice was even contaminated with fish. I did enjoy the ayce drink though. I switched between sake and nigori. The was an option for Sapporo as well. But to say at the least I did wake up with a hangover read more

This review is for the ayce handroll menu! My boyfriend and I came on a weekend night and we were seated promptly at the bar. The ayce is 38 a person and there's 8 types of rolls to choose from. There's also 4 premium rolls that are 6 each that's not part of the ayce. There's an additional ayce sake and beer for 28. We didn't get that. We tried all of them except the cucumber avocado one. Our favorites were the salmon with chili oil, yellowtail, and spicy shrimp. I feel like those are the most bang for your buck too. The fish is fresh and the rice is good sushi rice. The seaweed unfortunately a bit soggy. Probably cause the rice was too warm and made it soggy. Overall, we had a good time. Service was quick enough and they let us order rolls quickly. Also tip: bring cash. They charge for credit card use. read more

Stayed at AC hotel for our anniversary and had planned to try every restaurant this hotel has and lucky mizu was one of them. This place is so beautiful! Really really beautiful! Also the choice of music that they were playing? The best!!!! We tried the ayce and we ordered more food that are not included on the ayce menu, we also ordered some alcoholic beverages but we did not do the all you can drink since we don't really drink. There is not a one thing that we ordered that was not good! All of them were so delicious, my favorite was the salmon crunch and the unagi with caviar! I tried almost everything unfortunately I am very bad with remembering all the names! We had truffle fries, karaage chicken, and a lot more! All of them did not disappoint! They were really good. The highlight of our visit? The staff! They were all very nice to us, most especially our host Danny, and also to mention Patrick. All the concern, questions, and everything we need, they delivered!!! Danny also gave us complimentary champagne and sake shots on the house since we were there for our 3rd year anniversary. Danny was so jolly, very entertaining, very warm with us, also very knowledgeable with every food that they have on the menu! Lucky mizu for sure did such an amazing job having people like them on their team! After leaving the restaurant we tried to go back few hours later to have some more non alcoholic beverages, unfortunately the wait was way too long, it was a Saturday and they do get packed!!! But hey that's okay! They deserve that kind of crowd! We just ended up going to 34th floor which was AC bar and bistro for some dessert. recommend this place! And ofc we will be coming back!!! read more

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We ordered the all you can eat sushi, which was great. They offered one gluten free sauce and that was very appreciated, but I wish the servers were more educated on gluten free offerings overall. Highly recommend the food overall. Great date spot. read more

The worst sushi experience ever! My friend and I waited 20 min for 3 sushi hand rolls/person! We could only order 3 sushi rolls each time. The service is slow and no one checks on us and we had to wave them down . $38 plus $27 parking...unheard of...the decor is nice but the red light ruined the vibe of our photos. The sushi quality is mediocre...complained to the manager and she said she'd extend our time it we've been waiting for 45 min and no one came to take our order...the manager came back to help us and made up for it though at the end... read more

Lucky Mizu - Japanese Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Cool, chic, and contemporary shabu shabu place in DTLA. Soooo incredibly beautiful inside with a very romantic ambiance. Semi private tables available for parties of 4-5, but what was unique about this place was that they had bar seating with individual hot plates to give you a more personalized shabu shabu experience. I've never had shabu shabu at the bar. Love this concept. So just as the other places, you pick your broth and then your choice of protein. Broth: bone broth (the most famous), tom yum, mushroom, and dashi (forgot what the latter was). Protein: prime ribeye, kurabota pork, A5 Kobe, A5 Miyazaki, A5 Kagoshima, premium seafood (seasonal options that rotate-was hoping for the shellfish option but was a little late in the season for it I suppose), tofu, or extra seasonal vegetables. All orders come with seasonal vegetables, noodles, and bowl of white rice. You also get four sauces (soy sauce, peanut, ponzu, teriyaki). Once you have your order the rest is self explanatory. I got the bone broth and decided to go with the premium seafood (pacific snapper and king salmon). The seafood was good but harder to eat because it often broke into pieces and settled at the bottom. Nevertheless less was good. However, the next time I'm going for my usual A5. Also ordered a drink that came in a cute kitty cup. It was very good but can't remember the name of the drin Had so much fun sitting bar top just cooking away and enjoying the night out. read more

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Came for happy hour with a few friends and left completely impressed. Located inside the Moxy Downtown Los Angeles, it's worth seeking out. We're locals coming from different parts of town and would gladly return. Every dish was beautifully presented and noticeably fresh. The hand rolls were generously filled and assembled to order, with crisp nori and high-quality fish that tasted clean and balanced. The Zensai was just as thoughtful, delicious, and visually striking. We tried two of the house sakes, both smooth, bright, and perfectly paired with the food, which elevated the whole experience. Service matched the quality of the meal: attentive, friendly, and knowledgeable. Afterward, we explored the Level 8 venues, which turned the evening into more than just dinner. Each space had its own personality and design, making it easy to continue the night. Excellent food, drinks, and atmosphere. Already planning our next visit. Highly recommend. read more

Lucky Mizu - Hour hour handrolls and house sake. These rolls are: Salmon Chili Garlic Crunch, Yellowtail Jalapeño sauce, Yellowtail Negi. - Japanese Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Lucky Mizu is a stylish, modern shabu shabu spot in downtown LA with a chic vibe located inside Level 8. The interior and the vibes are amazing. However the food, price, and service don't live up to those expectations. The menu has plenty of creative cocktails, handrolls and shabu shabu as well as seiro mushi (steamed hot pot without the broth). Our table was impressed with the cocktails and the handrolls - the wagyu one probably being everyone's favorite. But the shabu shabu was underwhelming. Small portions at such a high price point and not enough broth options. The dipping sauces were the tiniest portions too, like just a tablespoon. That's not enough to be dipping your food in. Service is also very slow, from the we time ordered and to when we got our food it took over twenty minutes. When it comes to shabu shabu you cook it yourself so we didn't understand what was taking so long. I've had more delicious shabu shabu at a significantly affordable price. read more

Food and drinks delicious. Love the ambiance with the waving cats on the wall. Frank made us feel welcome, he had outstanding service and answered all questions. read more

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Everything went amazing. The fish is so fresh and so thick. A definite must go. It's also in a building that has a bunch of other fun places to go to like a speakeasy and a little club as well. A very fun night! read more

So much fun!! And so perfect for date night! Great food, great drinks, and all the vibes we needed to start the night right! Don't sleep on the Hamachi and tuna tostadas! They are bite size delights with so much freshness and flavor! (Still thinking about them and going back for sure!) The drinks were so refreshing and a perfect pairing! (Can't go wrong with the cucumber cocktail) And the rolls were so so delicious! Perfect combo of spicy, melting in your mouth, and citrus. (Please order the spicy salmon and spicy yellowtail specialty rolls!) Loved the dim and colorful lighting. The ambiance was everything and got even better with the live dancing performance and DJ! This is your sign to make a reservation!! read more

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Waited over an hour for food after we ordered . - why would we need to wait over an hour for RAW meat and raw veggies for the pot???? Waited so long our broth evaporated halfway. I asked manager for more broth for our party & the party next to us because they were also complaining ... and the guy brought some to the party next to us and never came to us. Our waiter barely came around. The host acknowledged that we were CELEBRATING our anniversary and a birthday .... So they knew there was an occasion. Our waitress Didn't ask to refill our waters so we waited on water for 40 min and eventually tried getting the bartenders attention - which also took forever. JUST For some WATER. She walked by us a couple times and didn't speak to us. We were so annoyed we didn't even get dessert or order more food. She never brought us the bill so we asked another waiter or bartender for it too. Overall a bad experience . Food was good but wouldn't recommend anyone coming here sadly . read more

Lucky Mizu - Sushi . Good food TERRIBLE service - Japanese Near Me - Los Angeles, California

This is a fun place to dine that is tiny and intimate. There is seating at the u shaped bar and a few booths on the back wall. Service was a tad slow but friendly. Everything that we had was delicious. And be prepared for a show! There was a dancer and a DJ as well. Only thing I didn't love is that my ice cream mochi was melted... But it sounded like that was something they had specifically for the 3 course DineLA menu. I would go back. Also great to get a bite here before checking out the rest of the nightlife at Level 8 read more

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The food was just so well thought out and delicious I truly never thought a salad could taste so delicious but it did. Definitely tried foods out of our comfort zone but would be back to do it again! Hands down! Service and staff so friendly! Loved the show and DJ they had very enjoyable and entertaining delicious experience one you Must try! read more

Lucky Mizu - Japanese Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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I had reservations and I arrived on time and they didn't have 1 single table. I came alone and was planning on sitting at the bar, and the host knew this and told me it's not ready and I had to come back. Then when I finally got a place to sit which was at the bar, I did the all you can sushi and the all you can drink and before you know it, they were telling me that the restaurant closes soon and if I wanted more rolls. Definitely won't be back again and not worth the all you can eat. read more

Honestly this place is a joke They charged me $25 for my drink that was absolutely disgusting & that I didn't drink. We didn't notice until after we left Getting ahold of management is impossible. Do not come here read more

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Lucky Mizu is designed beautifully and I love the vibe they're going for, but unfortunately the food and the service fall short...way short. We ordered both the shabu shabu in bone broth with the ribeye and the seiro mushi (steamed no broth) with the A5 Miyazaki. The broth came wrong on the shabu shabu and they somehow managed to get every dipping sauces we ordered wrong as well. The meat portions on both the shabu and the seiro mushi were also super stingy...either they're not honest about how much they give you or they're incompetent at measuring the correct portions. The meat itself was decent quality, but I just was absolutely insulted with the portions. The hostesses that check you in and seat you were super friendly, but the server was a completely different sorry. The server seemed bitchy and annoyed the whole time and barely came by to check up on us. Also, they have printed instructions in case you're not familiar with shabu shabu, but other than that, the server offered absolutely no guidance at all. Maybe they're just looking to capture the business of people staying at the hotel, but the experience overall is subpar and mediocre at best. The restaurant itself is beautiful, and the quality of the food is not bad, but the terrible service and insulting portions make even a 3 star rating generous. read more

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The ambiance was fantastic--beautiful restaurant with great food presentation. We visited last night (Thursday) around 8:30 PM, and there was only one server. Unfortunately, he was overwhelmed, which made service quite slow, and we had to wait a long time to place our order. I tried the Yellowtail Sashimi, which was the highlight of our meal. I was looking forward to the Truffle Roll, but they no longer offer it, which was disappointing. As for the other two sushi rolls we ordered, they were underwhelming--I'd rate them a 5/10. One had lemon on top but was drenched in sauce, which I didn't enjoy, and the Yellowtail Sushi was just okay. I expected more, and I really wish they still had the Truffle Roll! :'( read more

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The restaurant is not easy to find, came on a Friday night: Restaurant is located on the 8th floor of the hotel, once you get up there u have to look for a host otherwise u will get lost and walk into diff restaurant. Few restaurants up there... Parking IS EXPENSIVE!!! : hotel valet with validation $27 or circa $30 or side parking lots It was our 3 year marriage anniversary and they sat us at the bar when theres empty seats at the tables. We had a reservation as well. So that definitely ruined the night already. There are no servers. Just bar tenders taking our order which he barely knew the menu. Shabu was a rip off, $58 for prime ribeye that came out frozen like the ones u get at korean bbq. Terrible! Lol Sushi: most fish are already precut and they just put it ontop of the rice with no nothing. Uni, salmon, yellowtail sushi was whatevers. Definitely over priced and quality is worst than japanese supermarkets Decor: cheap decor w mirros on the roof and a bunch of money cats that u buy from daiso. HIGHLY NOT RECOMMENDED TRUST ME LOL read more

Lucky Mizu - My 7 pcs of frozen $58 prime ribeye. Lol terrible quality! Rip off - Japanese Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Huge thanks to Steven for taking such great care of us during our visit! There was a little mix-up with our seating, and even though we hadn't said anything to staff yet, Steven overheard us talking and jumped in right away to make it right. So appreciated! From there, he continued to be incredibly friendly, attentive, and just all-around awesome. He truly elevated the whole experience and made the birthday celebration feel extra special. Thank you, Lucky Mizu and Steven! read more

Lucky Mizu aesthetically is such a vibe. A small funky restaurant at the Moxie that transports you to a trendy mini Supperclub somewhere in Tokyo. A reservation is a must, otherwise you will be left in the dust. We arrived within our 15 minute grace period and were seated five minutes later. Unfortunately the party after us missed their grace period window, and their table was given away. Because there is not a lot of seating at this restaurant, if you do not have a reservation, there's a chance you will have to wait quite a while. With only a few booths for dining, my husband and I were placed at the bar. I didn't mind, because I knew the restaurant was sort of a laid-back vibe anyway. There was a DJ, lots of staff, and a gorgeous harp near the ceiling, but unfortunately no harp player during our 10:15pm to 11:30pm visit (Tokyo Nights). Friendly staff and the food arrived quickly. But unfortunately the food itself was not good. Everything was just ok. Everything was not only lacking in flavor but lacking in quality! And for the prices..that's not cool. Here's what we had: Truffle Edamame- 3/10 (bland) Hamachi Shots- 5/10 (tasty but please remove whatever gelatin you're putting at the bottom of the shot glass. The texture is off putting) Baked Crab Handroll- 4/10 (bland) Scallop & Cucumber Handroll- 3/10 A5 Kobe Beef Handroll- 5/10 Seared Albacore & Fried Onion Handroll- 4/10 Toro & Caviar Sashimi- 2/10 (horrible quality fish and super cheap caviar) Kyuri Cocktail- 8/10 (tasty but will not give you even the teeniesf buzz) Lychee Martini- 2/10 (horrible! And they used Smirnoff! I was horrified. Why is that cheap liquor even at the establishment??) *you're paying for the ambiance. Not for Sushi. And unfortunately not even for good drinks. read more

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It was okay. I went on a Wednesday with my boyfriend. It was way overpriced. The hand rolls weren't even hand rolls; they were tiny. Service was slow even on a Wednesday as it was a slow night. Apparently they don't have shabu on Wednesday's and it doesn't say that anywhere on their website or on their instagram. That was really disappointing. read more

Lucky Mizu - Japanese Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Had a good time at this spot! My friends and I went for reverse happy hour which started at 10 pm. The ambiance was cute but it is quite loud, so it's a little hard to hear your friends at a table. They had a DJ, a dancer and a musician playing the strings - definitely got dinner and a show! The servers were helpful and moved us from a bar to a table at our request. The food was good but the portions are very, very small! Same goes for the drinks. Definitely on the pricey end. I'd recommend checking the space out if you're not incredibly hungry! read more

Interesting place with great entertainment. Located on level 8, Lucky Mizu is one of the several restaurants aimed to provide an interesting experience for the night. Food was ok, definitely can't beat the authentic Shabu places. The tomyum soup base is really good and the ginger dipping sauce is good as well. Make sure to check out the other bars on this floor while you are here read more

Lucky Mizu - Shabu shabu - Japanese Near Me - Los Angeles, California

This was the most expensive shabu shabu dining experience I have ever had. It also was definitely not the easiest to locate either. Once we found the elevator that takes you to the Level 8 floor, we had to ask around to find where to check in for the restaurant as the floor has other restaurants and bars. I opted for the 4 ounces of kurobuta pork shabu shabu with the bone broth as the base. The food came out very nicely presented. I have to give kudos for the presentation. I had to ask the server for the status of our food a few times though to get all components of the shabu shabu. I am not pleased with that because for such an establishment and price point, service should be on point. The food itself was good, but it was not good enough to justify its price point. Also, as much as I love the broth, it was so concentrated that it was salty. I had to mix some of kombu broth into my bone broth and drink a lot of glasses of water. The ambiance was the best part of my dining experience. I love the lucky cats lining the wall and the harp performance. It was definitely unique. read more

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Food was good...service was poor, took out order and never came back to check on us. We waited for drinks didn't come until up after our food came. Waitress was nice but I wouldn't go back. read more

I saw this restaurant on my IG a while ago and aww the wondering ambiance and decorations it had and I finally got to try it out... This restaurant is in the "Level 8" building in DTLA and is quite busy..parking is easy and if you valet, it's $40. I made a reservation so the seating was easy. Once I was sat down I was greeted by a fantastic "waiter"? Not sure but he was running around just like everyone else behind the bar. We ended up at the bar seats which I wasn't too happy about considering they have tables on the other side and I wasn't given a choice. On to the food, I ordered quite a bit of sushi, including sashimi and some rolls. Honestly, a bit disappointed in the quality of the food. It definitely did not live up to the price it costs $24 for 4 pieces I'd expect better quality. The rolls were decent, nothing impressive and portions were small. This is one of those "destination locations" or a place you visit just once because it actually has a very attractive and pretty ambiance / seating. Sushi was very average, and for the price I'm being charged to consume, not worth it. Overall, I wouldn't come back here simply because the quality is worth the cost. It's a great place to try if you want to have a fun new experience in a pretty restaurant...but if you're a sushi fanatic like me, you will be disappointed. Food gets a 3 stars and the ambiance/staff gets a 5, so we meet in the middle at 4 stars. read more

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Everything was amazing the food the staff environment everything was absolutely wonderful and will be coming back read more

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Lol This place was the first place where the customers reacted more than the place itself. Yesh, it looked like a bougie place. Really nice decor and all. I went with a good friend here. She wore black jeans and a flannel top. Something simple and comfortable for shabu shabu. She got the looks from some lame gals while we were entering. Like mind your own business geez The host was okay. A bit disappointed because our seats were taken?? The host guided us inside the actual restaurant and noticed that there were people at our table already, so we had to go back outside (the library) to wait. The wait wasn't long. We got seated at the other side. The place was stuffy... Everything else about this place was great. The food was amazing. Short music shows during our visit, which made the ambiance even better. Service was good. It wasn't the greatest and not the attentive kind, but it was good. Parking sukz. The closest parking to this place cost $40!!!! After parking, you still gotta walk outside of the building and then go toward the side of the building where Moxi is located at to find the entrance. Pls review the menu carefully before placing your order. Now, this place is already expensive, but if you just use your eyes and brain to do some thinking, it will just be expensive instead of super super expensive lol read more

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This is inside the Moxy, go up the elevator to 8th floor. You'll find other bars and rooftops, a club. Lucky Mizu has great drinks, food and vibes. A harp player plays near the ceiling and a girl dances on the bar. Me and my friend spent a good 2 hours here one weekend. I wouldn't say you need a reservation. Both times I went I just walked in on a Friday night. read more

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Loved this place! Service was wonderful, the restaurant was decorated with such fun accents and decorations and the food was delicious! Set in the level 8 complex of the ac/moxy hotel there are many restaurants choices that you can only enter outside the hotel through a separate entrance. There is a dress code after a certain time which seemed a bit over the top to me. I love the idea of Shabu shabu! You pick the broth and meat choice and then sauce and then it's cooked in the broth right there. Came with rice, noodles and vegetables. Was such a great experience! Would love to go again! read more

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The entrance to this restaurant will catch your eye. With 700 lucky cats on the wall, you're bound to have an incredible dinner. The service is top notch here. The waiters are attentive and kind. There's so many options on the menu as well! From A5 to a plethora of meats, this shabu place isn't one to miss. read more

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