Tengu was amazing in Westwood.

Urasawa was just I can't even describe it. I had the 29 course tasting menu. it was just amazing, its a once in a lifetime experience with a chef that is unparelled in his technique and ability i would strongly suggest going if you like sushi as you probably will not have as good sushi just about anywhere in the world.

I only eat sushi from japanese chefs as I find they take more pride and care into there food and they have better cutting technique and tend to do more interesting preperations


I still haven't tried Geisha house though i hear that its mostly just hte scene there.

I also would like to try Matushia. I hear this is better than any nobu as his wife and him are both there fairly regularily and the chefs are allowed more creative freedom.

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don't even waste your time & money at geisha house if you're only there for the food.

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Where is the best spot in the mountain view area?I have been going to yo-yo its ok little pricey.

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How the hell did I miss this thread? And why hasn't anyone mentioned Katsu-ya!!! It is noted as some of the best sushi on the west coast. Chef Katsuya Uechi is the real deal with over 20 years under his belt. I highly recommend Katsu-ya if you like traditional Japanese vs trendy high-profile.

Click for more info -> http://www.sushikatsu-ya.com/home.html

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Originally posted by Electrophile How the hell did I miss this thread? And why hasn't anyone mentioned Katsu-ya!!! It is noted as some of the best sushi on the west coast. Chef Katsuya Uechi is the real deal with over 20 years under his belt. I highly recommend Katsu-ya if you like traditional Japanese vs trendy high-profile. Click for more info -> http://www.sushikatsu-ya.com/home.html

Well, damn... I could walk there from my place..

i'm hungry.

Thx for the recommendation.

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In L.A., Echigo is very good, too. Try the omakase...

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ruben, let's hit up Katsu-ya =]

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Originally posted by Junior Chavez ruben, let's hit up Katsu-ya =]

Where the hell have you been Chavez!

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Originally posted by Electrophile Where the hell have you been Chavez!

serving tables 6 days a week, partyin 6 days a week, music on my free time.

looks like electrophile is too cool for us!

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lots of sushi = memory loss

best place for sushi is at little tokyo where the servers can't speak english and the menus look like they were made in the 80's

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Originally posted by Junior Chavez serving tables 6 days a week, partyin 6 days a week, music on my free time. looks like electrophile is too cool for us!

Too cool LOL! I work every day 7am-3pm and 5am-1pm on Saturdays and I work out for 3 hours every day after work because I literally have NOTHING to do.

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Originally posted by Psiweaver I love sushi. I don't love all you can eat sushi though. I much prefer to go and have the chef prepare individual pieces for me that are works of art. I like Tengu in LA as well as Urasawa. In San Francisco I like Sushi Ran, and that really good place in the embarcadero by boulveard

I think you are talking about Ozumo if it's the one by Boulevard. I've still never been there but looks like I am going to have to make my way over there at some point.

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