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    Oomasa Restaurant

    3.8 (1.6k reviews)
    Closed 11:30 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    Red bean mochi ice cream! Love the little fork!
    Sarah H.

    Just ducked in for a sweet treat, definitely coming back for a meal. They had my order ready very quickly. Loved that they gave me a little wooden fork to poke into the mochi so I could bite it like a popsicle. Waiting to check out all the food and the menu and I look forward to returning for a full sit down meal. Feels like locals more than tourists. I dug the vibe!

    Aron N.

    This is as close as you can get to the type of restaurant you remember in Hawaii, serving good tasting sushi and sashimi. Nothing will surprise you and you will get exactly what you expect. I like it because it hasn't gotten the "sweet tooth" which is to put unagi sauce over everything. This is as you remember it before. Before all the sweetness and fancy stuff came to be. Solid, tasty. Very nice!

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    Brian D.

    Reliable and authentic experience in Little Tokyo. The service is simple and fast, the menu is easy to read and has all the standards, it's very much what I think of when I think of Japanese American restaurant. It is busy but casual, and I like the wood decor.

    Tempura and sashimi bento.
    Carol E.

    6/5 dinner. Bento with tempura and sashimi. Miso soup was delicious. Tempura shrimp love. Everything else was a bit tasteless and mushy. Nice service. Cold draft Asahi beer.

    Outside of Plaza
    Jenny D.

    A lovely Saturday evening dinner at Oomasa. The plaza was busy. The restaurant is first come first serve. Luckily a big booth was available and we were seated right away. The menu has a good variety of choices. The sushi, sashimi, and shrimp tempura was fresh and hot, cook to order. Steamy hot, crispy fresh, and melts in your mouth- a must order item! Our server was very nice and attentive. We had fun watching the sushi chefs, enjoying the ambiance, each other's company, and the fresh, delicious fish and seafood. The restaurant will validate two hours of free plaza parking. Thereafter is $4 per additional hour. We'll be back to try other menu items and to visit the plaza.

    Sunset roll
    Nadia M.

    Second time here and it was another great experience. It was a lot busier this time around, and we had to wait about 20 min to be seated. Once inside, our server was polite and friendly. This time I ordered the Philly roll which was delicious and very fresh. Inside this restaurant has a very authentic look and feel, which was why we chose to come back to this spot. They validate parking for 2 hours here which is also nice.

    Soft shell crab
    Cody L.

    Small but cozy spot tucked inside Little Tokyo Village. The service was attentive and friendly. I was surprised by the wide selection of fish available for nigiri, and everything tasted very fresh. The cuts of fish were on the thicker side, and while I usually prefer a more conservative slice, I was pretty hungry that day and definitely appreciated the generosity. They also have an excellent selection of appetisers, and I ended up ordering two of each because they were just that good. Ankimo: 9/10 - Fresh, rich, and savoury, paired perfectly with the citrusy ponzu and the crunchy texture of the wakame. Fried Squid Legs: 9/10 - Loved that they actually give you a massive portion of tentacles. Crispy, satisfying, and well seasoned. Soft Shell Crab: 8/10 - Simple, crunchy, and packed with flavour.

    they serve miso with a throwaway plastic spoon. just don't serve with a spoon at all instead of a piece of junk! feels cheap+tacky.
    Ryan H.

    generally tasty and good. come for the convenience, ok pricing, and energetic tourist-laden japantown crowd (at least on the weekend, when i went). the food won't change your life or knock your socks off but it's a perfectly fine, pleasant enough place to grab a bite! service was fine, food was good, my only complaint (yes i know i'm being picky), is they served 6 of us miso soup with a throwaway plastic spoon. this was the first food item we were served - and it really made it feel like we were eating in the food court of a shopping mall in the 90's. tho tbh- i guess we practically were. but it really 'cheapened' the meal. i'd rather have no spoon than literally, a piece of garbage that serves no real purpose and is a horrid, wasteful way to serve and eat a meal. a disposable palstic spoon? no one goes to a restaurant to eat off a plastic spoon. i'm not eating in my car, you know. its easy enough to sip miso straight from the bowl, the japanese traditionally do it. so they need to scratch this excess nonsensical and polluting waste. besides the fact it is so low-brow it made me wonder what the rest of the meal would be like. but- the food was tasty enough. the cold draft beef good and fairly-priced enought at $8. had a combo sushi sashimi tempura platter for $28. fairly priced and totally on par with other 'quick' japanese restraurants i've been to. i'd come back for a quick bite and convenience, if i was with friends and we needed a sit down place amidst the hustle and bustle.

    Felix G.

    It's a nice restaurant at the end of the village in Little Tokyo. It's a lot bigger on the inside than it seems. We went on a very busy day for lunch, when I signed in to the waitlist, we were about 10th on the list, but wait less than 30 mins. Parking is all over the place in Little Tokyo, but it's as expected, though they do 2hr validation if you parked in the village. Oomasa has a good mix of Japanese dishes for everyone at a variety of price points, generally on the higher end though. I enjoyed their bento boxes. There's a variety of them to choose from and they're well balanced. All come with rice and miso soup. Portions themselves, like most Japanese restaurants are on the smaller side, but it's enough to fill you up and I think prices are reasonably fair. We got the ika geso age since it's normally one of our favorites appetizers at a Japanese restaurant. Crispy and well seasoned. I wish there was more of it. You don't even need to use the accompanying chipotle mayo sauce, but it's a welcomed addition We got the chicken teriyaki and sashimi bento as well as the oomasa special bento box. I really enjoyed their sashimi, all the fish was portioned well, fresh, and delicious. The teriyaki was a low point. It wasn't bad by any means, but I wanted it to be crispier. I would recommend getting sauce on the side since it's heavily layered in it. Green tea is from a can, not housemade. Beer is on draft. Service is excellent. Staff is friendly and helpful. They'll check on you at appropriate times. Service was fast, we didn't have to wait long for anything.

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    Alvin K.

    It's been over 8 years since the last time I've been to Oomasa. I used to come here several times a year while my daughter was attending USC & UCLA Med School and it was always a must to dine here during my trips. I drove in from Vegas with my step-daughter, her husband and their children, and we had to come here for dinner. The taste and quality of their food hasn't changed, I'm happy to say, and everything was as good as I remember. They're located in the heart of Little Tokyo, in the Japan Town Plaza. It's a little mall filled with a dozens of Japanese restaurants and themed stores offering a variety of food and merch. The staff is friendly, and many of them speak both Japanese and English. Since we had 2 small children, we were seated at a booth, rather than the sushi bar. Service was quick and our food orders came out within a few minutes of ordering. The karaage chicken appetizer is one of the best we've had anywhere, and is a definite must try. The fish is very fresh, and they offer a baked mussel appetizer that is also one of my favorites. It was a great dinner and I only hope it's not another 8 years before I enjoy Oomasa again.

    2/14/2026 ika geso (squid)
    Tiffany H.

    Food was very underwhelming and expensive af (2 stars since I guess it's edible), but service was friendly and welcoming (+1 star). I got the ika geso (fried squid legs) for appetizer. The moment it came out, my heart dropped because WHY WERE THERE SO FEW PIECES unlike the photo in the menu. There were 7 pieces, so that's about $1.54 a piece ($10.75 for the dish)! The fish in the chirashi sushi tasted and smelled fishy, and the texture was kinda soggy. Too much rice, not enough fish. The chirashi sushi was $31.75 for a bowl, which felt criminal for subpar quality. My friend and I each got a chirashi sushi, so the total bill ended up being $80+; my friend and I were both sorely disappointed.

    Spicy tuna roll and Eel & Cucumber Roll
    Anusha J.

    I'm a HUGE sushi fan and was visiting my sister in LA for the weekend. We visited Little Tokyo and hours of shopping until we dropped, it was time to eat! We didn't have our mind set on a place beforehand but we decided to go with this place. There wasn't a huge wait for 2 and we sat at the sushi bar which ended up being a great experience! We were presented with hot towels which is similar to Japan and I ordered the Spicy tuna roll and the Caterpillar roll (not pictured). I've had a fair share of sushi in my life and I was shocked to say that my favorite sushi ever was in Little Tokyo - but it's so true! It was sooooo fresh and yummy and it was very easy and not super filling to eat and the sushi chef was super kind. When I go back to LA, I will definitely be stopping here again!

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    Yumi B.

    Felt a little famished and always hesitant about coming here because of how busy it is in this area. I am glad I was able to try the place. We were greeted as soon as we entered and service was quick. I was shocked because the place seemed busy. The ambiance was quaint and welcoming. Everything was clean and well kept. My japanese mama liked it and gave a thumbs up. My Chirashi was excellent. I would recommend this dish because of the variety. Parking around here is tricky. There is a parking close by that is $4 that is across from the metro station.

    Sashimi (fresh/part of combo meal).

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    Do you take reservations?

    It's walk in, when busy you can place your name on a list, but beware if your name is called and you're not there, they move on

    Is there an omakase experience? If there is, how much is it?

    No, I don't think there is omakase offered here.

    Is it all you can eat sushi?

    Nope, there is sushi but it's not ayce.

    Did they bring back the normal bowls/utensils or are they still using all disposable plastic? I miss oomasa but last time I was there they only use disposable dishes due to the pandemic. The food didn't taste as good on styrofoam

    Yes everything is back to normal. You should go back and try it!

    Is there outdoor seating?

    yes

    Is the bar back on? Anyone eat at the sushi bar lately?

    yes

    Can you guys accommodate large groups?

    yes like 8 would probably be fine

    How's the sushi?

    Bomb traditional hits. Great rice flavoring.

    Can they accommodate a group of 10-12 or would we have to split up?

    I think it's likely that you will have to split your group in half. They have booths that (I think) can squeeze 6 people each! You could try to ask them if they could save them next to each other. I would call ahead of time and ask.

    All you can eat sushi?

    No, it's not AYCE. That's how they serve quality foods.

    Do they offer ayce?

    No, and for a good reason! I would make them go bankrupt with my appetite and craving their food! And just forget about it if my whole family goes there!! But, the portions are quite generous!

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    Marugame Monzo

    4.4
    (5.2k reviews)
    0.1 mi
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    Freshly made udon. Nothing goes better than this…read more My second time here. And this time we tried the duck udon and sea urchins udon. Both are excellent. The sea urchins one is creamy and VERY RICH. The cream sauce bend in really well with the sea urchins. But definitely not something you would order if you are on a weaker stomach. The duck udon is flavorful with plenty of meat. The soup pair perfectly with the udon as well. There was a line outside before it opened. But not too bad. They got a little eating area outside right next to the street and I saw people ate there with their dog as well. I guess that they are "kinda" dog friendly?

    ive done my research and ive been wanting to try this place for a while. we arrived at around 4-5pm…read moreon a tuesday so we were seated immediately. i got the sea urchin udon which was very fishy (in a good way) and rich and creamy. the picture in the menu shows that it has a lot of ikura but my bowl had a good 4 eggs. the udon was good but the portion was smaller than expected. however, the entire time we were eating, they were extra attentive in the way that it felt like they were watching us eat and finish our meal so we could leave. like they kept rushing us to finish even though there were barely any other customers in the restaurant so the experience was off-putting. its a shame bc ive heard such good things about the udon and the restaurant and i really wanted to like it but we didnt have the best experience. maybe it was an off day and id be interested in coming back to try some of their other items but i wouldnt necessarily go out of my way to.

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    Kopan Izakaya

    Kopan Izakaya

    4.3
    (133 reviews)
    4.1 mi
    Free parking
    Kitchen open late

    One of the best sushi restaurants I've tried so far. I arrived as a walk in and was quickly seated…read moreand served. Their customer service was top notch despite the restaurant being busy. The food was excellent. I ordered a couple rolls, sashimi, and chicken katsu curry. All dishes exceeded my expectations. The drinks were well balanced as well. The restaurant is quite dark and very intimate. Perfect place for a date or if you're looking for something more personal.

    Stopped here for lunch, wasn't expecting much and didn't look at the menu or anything prior to…read morecoming in. The vibe is awesome inside; there's lofi playing at a nice level and the lighting is beautiful. It feels like an elevated experience right when you walk in. We didn't wait long as it was a Sunday afternoon, and our waitress was so helpful in deciding what to order (the menu is extensive!). We got the baked scallop roll, the crunch spider roll, and the Baja California roll. All three were amazing!!!! We also got spicy tuna crispy rice and the gyoza to start. I am not joking when I say they were the best restaurant gyoza I've had in Los Angeles. Juicy, warm, nice golden crisp on the bottom, and flavorful filling. The baked scallop roll was my personal favorite of the three; it was warm and savory, with an excellent bite from the juicy scallops. It was a great contrast to the Baja roll, which is cold and has crunchy elements to it. And the spider roll was one I didn't expect to like (my boyfriend wanted it), but ended up being my second favorite! The soft shell crab flavor is deliciously salty and pairs great with the surrounding flavors. I'll definitely be back for more!

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    KazuNori | Downtown LA

    KazuNori | Downtown LA

    4.4
    (3.6k reviews)
    0.5 mi
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    pretty perfect! I get the 5 roll set usually and I wouldn't change a thing…read more The price is great for what you get tbh My fav is the crab roll Better parking than koreatown

    After having lunch with my peers today, I was met with rude Customer Service from the…read moremanager/supervisor of the restaurant. It started off with me observing the way the ankimo hand roll was being made right in front of me. I saw that they added some type of sauce and once it was placed in front of me, I politely asked if this roll contained any soy sauce, which I am allergic to since I have celiac disease. It was confirmed that this role had soy sauce, so I refused the roll, and at first the manager/supervisor was able to rearrange my order to regular 6 hand rolls. The ankimo that wasn't touched by me I asked her if I should give to my peers instead of throwing the handroll in the trash. She said yes. After my 5th roll they asked if we want to order anything else. I said I am still missing one roll. And she said you had 5 and the ankimo. I said I didn't eat the ankimo. And she said your friends did .... So she charged me the extra one that was going to the trash because I didn't want to waste food ... Throughout our conversation, it was not confirmed that the handroll I gave to my friend was supposed to be a part of the six hand rolls upgrade that the manager had offered me. It would've been best if she gave me some clarification so that I was not kept waiting for an extra handroll that I was able to eat due to my medical condition. I thought they would have been understanding, but unfortunately, I was wrong

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    Daikokuya Little Tokyo

    4.1
    (10k reviews)
    0.1 mi
    $$

    Daikokuya is a long time staple of Little Tokyo, whenever I'm in town on business or vacation I…read moremake a point to visit. Their ramen noodles are always cooked perfectly (I like them a little firm) and their broths are super flavorful, their eggs cooked perfectly. I usually enjoy their spicy or black garlic broths which add extra kicks. Daikokuya can be busy throughout the day, but there servers and kitchen staff work hard to turn around orders and tables relatively quickly. Anytime is a good time for ramen from Daikokuya.

    Lucked out with not a huge wait and got to come here with a group of friends. Daikokuya is located…read moreon the perimeter of the Little Tokyo plaza and on a busy strip against other very popular ramen places. To be clear, you really can't go wrong with any of the restaurants on this street and I recommend just going with whichever one has the shortest wait when you show up. Thankfully we only had to wait about 20 minutes and got a table inside. There were 6 of us and they made us squeeze into a booth built for 4 which was a little annoying but we made it work. I ordered their signature Daikoku Ramen which was very flavorful and filling, just wish there had been more meat! My husband got the poke bowl with salmon and tuna which is a great dish for those on the protein grind. Service was mixed, they brought some dishes out immediately and then others in our group had to wait longer to get their food. Overall food was tasty and I would go back.

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    Budonoki

    Budonoki

    4.6
    (363 reviews)
    3.6 mi

    Ambiance: Casual/Dress-up…read more Service: Sit-down -- Super friendly staff. The staff is really knowledgeable about the menu and ingredients, very attentive, and fun and conversational. They definitely add to the experience and make you feel comfortable asking questions or getting recommendations. Drinks: Fun and refreshing. Joshikai: Refreshing and on the sweeter side, but really good. If you like the mug and decide to take it home, there is a $150 fee. Food: Fun Japanese fusion. Lots of creative dishes and flavor combinations, with familiar Japanese dishes given a fun twist. I recommend: Spicy Tuna Hand Rolls: Comes in a bowl with rice on the bottom and seaweed paper on the side so you can make your own hand rolls. Fun way to eat it and you can make each bite as big or small as you want. Yakisoba: These noodles are really well seasoned from the sauce and wagyu. Lots of flavor and definitely something I recommend. Negima: Chicken skewers that come with a sweet and savory sauce. The sauce adds a really nice flavor to the chicken and makes this an easy one to order. Soft serve: must try Their homemade ice cream is delicious and captures the essence of the strawberry flavor. Parking: Street/meters. There is ample street parking around the area, but make sure to read the signs carefully because the restrictions can vary.

    I really enjoyed Budonoki! Ambiance was chill/casual, loved their R&B playlist as well. It was…read morekinda dark inside, but didn't take away from the food. There is valet parking for $17 OR street parking. It can be a little tricky since the area is busy. Service was great, and food came out pretty quickly. It was just me and my friend and we ordered (6) dishes. Portion sizes are on the smaller side, but it was perfect for us. Curry Pan - Absolutely loved it and probably my favorite. It was packed with so much flavor and the aji verde sauce paired well with it. The bread was so fluffy. Spicy Tuna Handrolls - Fresh ingredients, and you're gonna have to hand roll these yourself! I would have much rather preferred they come rolled already. Maitake & Arugula Salad - Super refreshing salad and added a great balance to our meal. Charred Japanese Sweet Potato - OMG I loveeeeed these sweet potatoes! Who would have that chives paired so well with it? Scallop Crudo - We really enjoyed this dish A LOT. The cilantro vinaigrette paired with slices of pear gave this dish such a refreshing taste. I'd definitely order this again Tokyo Banana Soft Serve - A big portion to share and tasted just like the actual Tokyo Banana from Japan. Overall, a great place and I definitely recommend. Enjoy!

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    kodo

    kodo

    4.3
    (568 reviews)
    1.2 mi

    The inside is low lit & gives an elevated ambiance. Service was fantastic and very attentive. We…read morestarted with the pacific oysters & spicy tuna crispy rice. The pacific oysters are a good size and I really enjoyed the yuzu-kosho ponzu sauce on it. The spicy tuna crispy rice have a good amount of spicy tuna on top & I loved how crispy they made the rice underneath. The Kodo trio comes with uni, toro, & wagyu and the Toro sampler comes with o-toro, chu-toro, akami. All of these handrolls were phenomenal & just left you wanting more. The Wagyu katsu you cook on a hot stone at the table which I liked as an interactive dish. The Wagyu cheeseburger was dripping with juice but still had those crunchy edges. The Uni pasta was beautiful & delicious. The Chimichurri prawns I could eat multiple plates of- the shell comes sliced down the middle so you just have to peel it off. For dessert we ordered the Kodo basque cheesecake & Miso chocolate torte. I love a basque cheesecake & the sesame crumble added great texture. The miso chocolate torte made me wish I ordered my own. Everything from start to finish was amazing, it's hard to pick favorites. Parking- valet $13

    I really enjoy eating here because service is fast and friendly. You get a lovely meal and every…read morestaff member you meet is always so friendly. Food is delicious, drinks are good, and parking isn't hard to find if you're willing to walk a little. The design kinda dark inside, but the patio is always nice. The best part? I can be in and out in less than an hour if I wanted!

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