Perhaps Chavez always eating it?

I usually skip the tuna and go for the better stuff.

Hey Chavez! Pues when are we going for some Sushi?

We should all have a sushi dinner for my 21st bday weekend. July 12th is my bday, and i'll be in LA the 13th and 14th to party with droid.

i'm down, right now i couldnt resist and went to Myakos.

sunset roll: california roll w/ cream cheese and spicy tuna on top.
massive roll!

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for the sushi purists, here are some of the restos i recommend:

- hama sush (little tokyo) - recommended for the thrifty
- sasabune (west la on wilshire) - splurge
- hide sushi (west la on sawtelle)
- the hump (santa monica airport) - splurge
- suzhi zo (west la on national) - splurge
- k-zo (culver city) former head chef of sushi roku
- irori (marina del rey) - recommended for the thrifty
- sakura (on centinela cor. culver blvd) - recommended for the thrifty
- sushi nozawa (studio city) owned by the infamous sushi nazi - splurge
- nobu malibu (chef nobu matsuhisa also owns matsuhisa on la cienega blvd) - splurge

here are my top 10 places to have very fresh & tasty sushi and authentic japanese owners (not koreans)

try them and you'll never go back to those yucky ones

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Damn, Gerard.. laying some sushi smackdown!

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i'm guessing the shortage is due to overfishing. tuna's not only being served in japanese restos y'know.

remember chicken of the sea and other canned tuna?

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i would say that the small restos in downtown have some of the best sushi's i've tasted. nice list gerard!

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Originally posted by gerard6975 for the sushi purists, here are some of the restos i recommend: - hama sush (little tokyo) - recommended for the thrifty - sasabune (west la on wilshire) - splurge - hide sushi (west la on sawtelle) - the hump (santa monica airport) - splurge - suzhi zo (west la on national) - splurge - k-zo (culver city) former head chef of sushi roku - irori (marina del rey) - recommended for the thrifty - sakura (on centinela cor. culver blvd) - recommended for the thrifty - sushi nozawa (studio city) owned by the infamous sushi nazi - splurge - nobu malibu (chef nobu matsuhisa also owns matsuhisa on la cienega blvd) - splurge here are my top 10 places to have very fresh & tasty sushi and authentic japanese owners (not koreans) try them and you'll never go back to those yucky ones

What about the eastside?

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Originally posted by TSG What about the eastside?

i live on the westside so the farthest i'll go will be downtown. but if i learn of something that's worth the trip, i'll let you know.

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If anyone ever wants to sushi up before a night out in San Diego, I highly recommend Harney Sushi
Various DJ's play mellow Trip hop and Electronica, and they have awesome custom rolls!
then only a 5 minute drive to downtown

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nice locations gerard. i'll have to try those out

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