I didn't get any food photos because I felt so uncomfortable taking pictures here! It's probably one of the most expensive sushi places in the area but the quality is amazing. The omakase (chef's choice) menu is extraordinary and takes at least an hour... it's a taste adventure! The food here has always been good but more recently it has become extremely hyped because of celebs like Beyonce, Jay-Z, Taylor Swift, Kendall Jenner, and the Biebers seen eating here. The restaurant is in a mini mall, upstairs on the east side of the mall, and it's totally nondescript. As the restaurant door and windows have a western exposure, you might get a peak of a nice sunset waking in and out since the restaurant is on top of Sunset Blvd. in WeHo. It's a small space with limited seating. They have about 5 tables and a sushi counter with 8 seats. Personally, I would make a reservation, but you can do a walk-in if they have space. For me the standout was the Toro bluefin tuna sushi as it's always my favorite! They served "OToro" (very fatty) and "ChuToro" (medium fatty) and both melted in my mouth. Yum. It's open Tuesday through Saturday evenings...I think it opens at 5:30pm and closes around 9pm but double check! Closed Sunday and Monday. read more

The food is incredible. I left extremely full. The sushi itself is so fresh and good that it melts in your mouth. It's also fun people watching. We had Zoe Kravitz and the Jenner sisters sitting behind us, ha! It's pricey but it was a fun experience. read more

Insanely good food. Amazing service. Their toro is probably the best one I've had wow.

Five stars because I came here with someone special~ still feel so happy that we were able to get a reservation last minute!​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Best Sushi you can find without having to go to Japan. The quality is insane, absolutely melt in your mouth delicious we ordered so many of the good ones we couldn't resist. So, how it works is you are given a prefixed set menu at a set price. They start you light and move you into sweet heavy bodied sushi's. If you want more of something you have to pay for extra. The ambience is like diner-esq. so not pretty inside, kind of ehh ambience to be honest. But youre going for the food really. I do recommend they educate all staff on what the fish is and how to be servers. The assistant server couldnt answer any of questions even basic ones. That was annoying. But food is 5/5. Ticked one star off for service. But nonetheless will be back for the food! read more

Food is so good, service is so attentive. I love sitting and just being served. I do believe there is elegance to letting good quality sushi shine which they specialize in read more

went to sushi park for the first time. Food was unbelievably delicious and fresh. They ask you if you have any dietary restrictions and then they bring out plates of food with three bites on each plate until you say you are finished. I think the minimum is about seven plates. be prepared to spend $200 a person but it's well worth it if you're looking for delicious fresh sushi. You may not be able to go anywhere else afterwards. Service was very efficient as well. It's a tiny place so you must make reservations. also, we were sitting two tables away from Kendall Jenner, which probably tells you the sushi must be incredible if she chose to go there since she could probably go anywhere she wanted read more

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Dope dope dope fun fun Fresh sushi and I love a good Omakase Good service, good price read more

The amount of food here is insane. It's expensive but the amount of sushi you're given is endless. It keeps coming and coming, it's just nuts! It makes many lists for being the best sushi in LA and it's for good reason. Because the fresh sushi keeps going until you say stop, you get so incredibly stuffed here. I found the sashimi pieces of normal sizes (unlike other reviews) and in the end, everything was so filling - how can you complain? I don't want to ruin the full experience for you, because it truly is an experience, but you can see a few photos I took with this review. We enjoyed our meal here but for us, it was just too much honestly. I would go back if friends wanted to dine here but I'm not skipping and hopping back just yet. I would like to try their to go orders that they are doing during the pandemic though. read more

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I really don't understand about a restaurant that thinks it can get away with running a business and serving the crap they served because they had some celebrities show up. The product served was equivalent to "all you can eat sushi. The sushi we had was tasteless and bland without the elegance of subtle flavors. Some of what we were served had a briny taste and lacked buttery texture. I looked around the bar and a few people I recognized who looked more at being noticed then raving about what they were eating. SHAMEFUL TO GET AWAY AT SERVING BAD FOOD and charging obscene prices. Irwin Z read more

I'd seen Sushi Park on various Eater lists of the top sushi spots in LA, but I'd never quite made it there before--probably because it's fairly pricey and not the sort of thing I'd do for a typical sushi night. But Wednesday was my mother's birthday, and so for our celebratory Zoom dinner, I decided to give it a go. I opted for Peter's Choice, which was 8 pieces of nigiri, along with a bento box that included: a salad with albacore, abalone and mushrooms, sea bass, wagyu with asparagus, a piece of eel sushi, deep fried shrimp and scallop with a delicious dipping sauce (it reminded me of the fab aioli from the late great Michelia), and a cut roll that was 4 parts blue crab, 2 parts tuna. On top of that, there were a trio of desserts: cheesecake, agar with pineapple and a tomato marinated in wine. All I can say is wow. One, I love that everything is labeled, so you know exactly what you're eating, and even better, they tell you how to eat each of the nigiri (soy, ponzu or no sauce). Two, it all is beautifully put together--definitely the most inviting takeout I've had during the pandemic. Three--and this is the main part, of course--everything is delicious. Every piece of fish was perfectly tender, and every item in the bento had obviously been assembled with similar care. It's hard to single out any items, because they were uniformly outstanding, though the salad with albacore (melt in your mouth!) and the wagyu were particular highlights. Also, I do need to spend a moment on that closing bite, the tomato marinated in wine. I've never had anything like that, and it was simply extraordinary. As others have said, the nigiri on their own aren't huge in size, but when you put everything together, I felt as if I'd eaten just the right amount of food--as in the amount I should be eating, as opposed to the massive portions served by some places. While obviously this was takeout and my interaction with the restaurant was brief, the woman who helped me when I arrived was very warm and kind. Again, not a cheap night, but for a special meal, completely fair, and at the end, I was left feeling very, very happy. read more

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The price for the quality and what you get is just criminal Not an actual Japanese omakase restaurant. You can get world class trained chef sushi for the same price. I feel so wronged LOVED our server though! read more

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It's always nice to come back to Cali. There are so many good Japanese restaurants here:) Love our experience @ Sushi Park. Ingredients are very fresh too. Would come back! read more

It's a small place that serves omakase sushi only. Mainly traditional nigiri and some sashimi. There is a sign on the door that warns you that there are no rolls, no tempura etc. The fish is quite fresh and the selection seems endless. The sushi is served in sets of 2-3 pieces and they complement each other very well. You can keep going till you drop, if you have the stomach and the wallet for it. There is no set price, it depends on how much you eat, and you should tell them when you're 80% full. Great omakase only place with great variety. The nigiri is not stuffed with too much rice. Also they don't allow photos. read more

Sushi Park was quite the experience. It featured authentic service and ingredients, some of the best quality fish I've had. The ambiance was humble and cozy, you wouldn't expect the level of food that came out of this place from just looking at it. The food was phenomenal. I am not a huge sushi person but this was enjoyable even if you don't like sushi. The fish melted in your mouth and was prepared perfectly. I got the Omakase, which is what you have to get if you come here. The chef knows what you should eat, and you just gotta trust him. Expect an extremely large bill at the end of the meal, this level of quality doesn't come cheap. There a very few places in all of Los Angeles that will deliver something remotely close to this. I highly recommend trying this if you are a sushi fan. It's a great dinner spot, I wouldn't recommend a party of more than 2. read more

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We heard a lot of hype about this place and the food did not disappoint, even though we had to do takeout due to Covid. There is a limited selection of takeout boxes and you pick a time to pickup your order. We ordered one of each - a Peter's choice, an Omakase box, and hand rolls to go with it. I loved how there are little printed cards that tell you which piece is which. That was a nice touch! The sushi rice is some of the best I've had. We took our meal back to our hotel and had a socially distanced meal on our balcony with a view of the ocean. What a great meal! read more

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Service, and food was really not good. Sushi is not fresh at all. 0/10- I truly do not recommend this place.

This is the best sushi ever. Truly a special treat. Highest quality and unlike any other sushi out there. Just treat yourself! You deserve it. read more

I am truly a bit dumbfounded as I reflect on my omakase experience at Sushi Park. I wonder, why and how is this place so well regarded? At best, it is average. The only dish I tried that I find to be memorable is the wagyu nigiri, and I think that suggests the mediocre nature of the fish nigiri itself (part and parcel at a sushi restaurant). First, the portions, as has been stated in many reviews, are extremely conservative. To put into perspective, the fish, which often operates as a blanket hugging the rice beneath barely covers the surface of the rice itself. LOL. Second, despite the $175 price tag, the omakase didn't include uni or sweet shrimp which are of the "finer" options on a reputable omakase list. Further, here I realized just how much I dislike the "order until you're full option." This is a good way to trick patrons, as there is not really a "set menu" and you cannot assess what's next. This is, of course, different at comparable omakase spots that do offer a set menu even subject to the fresh catch of the day. For example, when I asked whether uni was coming, the waitress said she didn't know--but if the menu were set, surely she'd have a better idea based on historical practices. Third, for a place so costly, they should do a better job at establishing a better ambiance. It's tiny and just doesn't give you a "feel good" vibe. Verdict: save your money and skip this anticlimactic experience. read more

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Best sushi in LA hands down. No frills just excellent, excellent quality. Been going for almost 10 years now and the quality has never dipped. The Omakase experience brings you on a delicate journey full of elaborate flavors. Bring good company and enjoy the ride ! Photos available but the surprise is really nice too read more

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Hands down the best sushi I've had in Los Angeles. No pomp - no circumstance, no fancy decor but authentic sushi unlike any other spot I've seen in LA. I love that the sign on the door says "if you order a California roll, you will be asked to leave" lol. All flavor and lots of attitude. Ask for the Omakaze - sit down, shut up and be amazed. read more

Loved it but the cost vs value is high. Would I go back? Prob not. I've spent the same amount of money and gotten better value. read more

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Okay! What a hype this place was. It's mediocre sushi I don't know why and who rates this place so high but it's really not. Yes it's expensive, but honestly I don't mind paying if I'm going to get amazing high-quality food. And this was far from that. I felt like this is a place that people who don't even understand quality fish go to and just give it a high rating because of a few celebrities who have been spotted there. my rating is not based on the price but it's based on the price with the quality and it is very mediocre. For those of you who enjoy this .... God bless your souls and for anybody else that really wants to go out and have an amazing evening and spend money that they normally don't spend.... It's a hard pass! Go to sushi gen in little Tokyo downtown, or Matsuhisa, or Asanebo if you want variety of sushi and some kitchen items . read more

You are basically getting an upgraded version of whole foods sushi. If you want sushi like this you can get it for a tenth of the price and any lower tier sushi place read more

Best sushi I've had outside Japan, hands down. And I've been to Japan well more than 50 times. They explain each dish very thoroughly.

This place is really good. We are from out of town and a friend recommended this place for sushi. We are coming back in Oct and plan to eat there again. read more

Its low-key located in a scatchy place so I wasn't sure what yo expect but J ended up having a good omakase experience here! I wasn't full when I was done with the meal (but I do eat a lot for a small girl) but the sushi quality was good enough to leave me feeling satisfied. I think if I had the meal with sake or some drink I would have been full. Sushi quality is on point, but portion size is a little small and the service is kinda slow as well so four stars overall! read more

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I came during the week and was able to walk in and get a table. The restaurant is super small. The omakase was good. Their style is they'll keep feeding you until you say you're full. The staff was very attentive as they had to take the plate away after each course. They were also very quick with each course. Spent about $600 for 2 people. And yes I did see a celebrity while I was there. Would definitely come back again. read more

One of the best omakase in LA. A very autgentic with not too much improvising except all fresh and best fishes This is how I like my omakase to be, so I can taste the fishes without any add on ingredients. The stability of each course does not let you down. Sometimes in the course, a restaurant can give you good then it drops in the middle of the course. But not with sushi Park. Perfectly orchestrated well from start to end. Servers are attentive and kind, as they bring each dish. Best to seat at the bar for omakase. I left feeling satisfied. Grilled Shishitou, a similar type of serrano chili without the heat is a good appetizer to start. I vote this over sushi Zo for appetizer. Parking is available on site with a fee of $5 after validation. Location is at the corner of Sunset Blvd and La Cienega. read more

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Amazing. Love this place. Best service and some of the best omakase I have ever had. I've lived in La my whole life and this is some amazing La sushi! read more

Don't judge a book by its cover. This place is easily top 3 sushi places Ive ever had. The experience is different too. Osaka style where you basically let the server know any allergies or dislikes and they will create a unique set of sushi for you. You just trust the chef. Each is one piece and you keep going until you are full. They tell you whether to use soy sauce or not. Sit at the first table and you got a little view. The sushi was top notch and the service was too. It's expensive but it's definitely worth to try and experience. read more

They claim to be a "real" sushi bar but it is just overpriced fish. The potions are really small and don't taste fresh. A couple of the sushi had a texture as if it was recently frozen. The cuts of sushi were not done clean either. The rice under the sushi was not correctly packed right and would crumble. I would have expected more of a Japanese feel to the restaurant but the chefs didn't even speak Japanese. The waitress didn't even give a good explanation of sushi and I had to guess which fish it was and how to eat the sushi. They were not friendly at all. And in my opinion very rude. I would never have been given that kind of service at a real Japanese sushi bar. I live in Japan and have been to Michelin star sushi bars. And do not recommend this place at all. read more

This was some of the best sushi I've ever had in my life. Comprable to the best I have had elsewhere. . Went down with just three minutes to spare to get in before they close the doors. Warning: They do not play around. Get in on time or lose your table. Do not order: California Rolls, Spicy tuna rolls, or anything else that is commonly available elsewhere. You may be asked to leave. Also, no cameras. The Blue Cab hand roll at the end was so good we ordered a second round. read more

Fabulous omakase experience with super high quality fish, excellent cuts, sauce pairings and overall enjoyability. As others have noted the cuts are a weeeeeee bit on the smaller side but I believe they are perfectly sized to be eaten in one bite and to allow for the best texture in the mouth. Friendly wait staff, and the sushi chefs were enjoyable to talk with (I recommend sitting at the bar). The decor is nothing to write home about but my eyes were on my plate anyway. In fact I think it even adds to the charm. If I were asked to complain about something I'd probably comment on the cadence - I wished it were a little bit slower, but that's if I'm searching for something. Oh and the really nice thing is you can tell the chefs what you don't eat or don't like - kind of rare for omakase where you traditionally eat what you get served. Can't wait to go back. read more

If you know, you know. Ignore all the haters. This is our happy place; love sitting at the counter and eating with the counter guys. Thank Peter Park and team for delicious sushi everytime; so consistent. And it's not just about the fish people!- The rice here is unbelievable- temperature, taste and texture (a little bit of chew).... I think it makes the sushi what it is- spectacular. Go or don't but don't bag on it.... You just don't know. read more

Honestly for the price point I wasn't impressed. Plus the over use of shiso leaf was not my favorite. The cuts of fish were super thin. There's better sushi in LA. read more

They usually don't do take out but due to covid have their omakase to go! It's less expensive than their dine in but is still sooo good! Will be back for sure! read more

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This place is a true rip off. We paid over $200 for 2 people for tiny, tiny size sushis. The sushi were mini size which we usually like small sushis and hate big ones however this sushis were very tiny and very very pricy!! The sushis and sashimis tasted yummy, and this is the only food to order from their menu no other items are available. We just think that this place does not justify its high prices for the area, 0 atmosphere/ ambience, 0 decor we felt like we were in a small dark cave. We were still hungry after we ate the mini sushis the only food available w/ the sashimis on the menu so we left to have some pizza downstairs. FYI: Before seating the waitress told us we got an hour to eat as the table is reserved and the same waitress made us very unconformable as she was very unfriendly w/ us and very antipathetic. We felt rush and we felt like they just wanted us to eat within 15 min pay and get rid of us. I conclude from this bad experience why should I consider this small 'on the go' small (business) and spend My Money at this place in the futur w/ 0 nice ambiance, 0 smile from the unfriendly waitress .. all this awful attitude and to have to pay high prices isn't worth to me. read more

Sushi Park has been on my radar for a while now. Being a fan of pristine sushi, the blatant warnings of no rolls, no veggies, omakase only (on their signs and when I called to book a reservation) only made my mouth water in anticipation. Parking was as easy as can be, in the lot for the mall where they are located. We sat at the bar, which I specifically requested. They were super punctual, with reserved signs marking our seats when we walked in. Service was gracious, warm, & spot on, through our entire AWESOME dinner. They started by offering us drinks and shishito peppers, edamame or miso soup. Then beautifully, meticulously plated, delicious sushi & sashimi was delivered to us, one after the other: Shishito peppers Albacore sashimi, ponzu, green onion Red Snapper w/shiso) & Halibut nigiri Baked Abalone w/shiitake Tuna, Tuna, & Toro nigiri Yellowtail & Amberjack w/shiso nigiri Sweet Shrimp - from Santa Barbara nigiri Skipjack & Kingfish nigiri Scallop from Japan, w/yuzu & african salt Seabass, & chopped Albacore nigiri Fried Sweet Shrimp head Squid nigiri, w/yuzu pepper & shiso Alaskan Salmon, & Scottish salmon nigiri Jumbo Crab & Abalone nigiri Freshwater Eel & cooked Maguro nigiri Black Snapper nigiri Toro bowl Blue Crab handroll Chilean Seabass nigiri Neither of us drink more than tea or soda, & were pleasantly satisfied after all the beautiful sushi. The fish quality here is so superior to other places! The experience & food were well worth the $450+ total bill (for 2). This was definitely my favorite all-sushi omakase experience! read more

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*** Highly Recommended!! *** *** FRESH FISH *** Hey guys! So if your looking for a very traditional place that serves mainly and preferably *Omakase* only, THIS IS YOUR PLACE!!!!! I had a nice dinner here about 8 years ago with a director Friend of mine who happen to live up the street..from what I remember the fish was fresh and there was a more lively friendly atmosphere.. Coming back now in 2017 it was a little quiet, and I wasn't impressed with the half way paint job, I'm sorry but this place is not inexpensive for them to cut corners on the basic design... not to mention it's a bright bold Orange color throughout. Ugly drapes, I almost felt like I was in a house.. I think next time I will have to sit at the sushi bar not at the table alllll the way In the back.... Had a reservation for 1, and I wanted to order on my own since it's been a while from the last visit here, I had to sit at a table and there are rules.... 1. Order min 5 orders from menu per person 2. Every dish comes with a diluted soy sauce I'm assuming.. 3. When they serve you each dish they say always say "no soy sauce" It felt a little military like.. I'm not a huge fan of rules but I respect and love the Japanese (I believe the owner may be Korean) culture and love enjoying the freshest fish around!! This is the place I recommend if your in Beverly Hills or Hollywood hills and are looking for a fresh place to sit down drink and get some of the freshest fish around, CONE HERE!!!! (Scallop sushi) AMAAAAZZING!!!! You shall not be disappointed... THIS IS YOUR PLACE!!!! read more

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