An interactive dining experience from Michelin-starred chef Joshua Gil, Maison Kasai is an elevated teppanyaki restaurant that combines French and Japanese techniques with culinary virtuosity and a touch of performance art. Chefs prepare each course to order on large iron grills, cooking blini to serve with caviar, searing lobster with Normandy butter and vin jaune from France, preparing A5 Wagyu sukiyaki-style, and finishing elegant sauces — all as you watch. Created exclusively for Level 8 by Gil, whose Beverly Hills restaurant Mírame has received widespread critical acclaim, Maison Kasai is a gastronomic experience and theatrical event in one. Please note that we are an Adults Only (21+) establishment after 9:00 PM. Parking validation is available.For parties of 8 or more guests, please email reservations@level8dtla.com.
Sasabune is a well known as the best Omakase restaurant in Los Angeles. Omakase means "leave it up to chef". It includes Sashimi, dozen pieces of sushi and a handroll. The guest will experience traditional Japanese dining style with Chef's choice of sushis and their presentations. Original owner Chef Nobi Kusuhara opened Sasabune in West Los Angeles in 1993 and opened Beverly Hills location in 2013.
Experience Japanese culinary tradition at Lucky Mizu, a restaurant that feels like dining in a music box. Beneath a 40-foot Earth Harp that envelops the space in sound, guests will indulge in a selection of sushi and sashimi and explore the art of cooking with water - featuring shabu-shabu (boil) and seiro-mushi (steam), featuring the world’s finest meats, seafood, and fresh produce, all beautifully presented.The ethereal space is lined with cherry blossoms, good luck charms, and butterfly infinity mirrors. When performers play the Earth Harp and drums at the center of the room, the entire restaurant turns into an enormous, immersive musical instrument.Please note that we are an Adults Only (21+) restaurant after 9:00 PM. Parking validation is available.For parties of 7 or more, please email restaurants@level8dtla.com.
Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ à Beverly Hills, CA est l'endroit idéal pour une expérience incroyable à Los Angeles! Ce restaurant de barbecue japonais, traditionnellement appelé yakiniku, est connu pour sa viande délicieuse et fraîche (jamais congelée) de première qualité. Savourez une bière bien froide en grillant vous-même votre viande. Vous trouverez des bons plans pour la nourriture et les breuvages lors des Happy Hour, manière excellente de débuter votre soirée.
LA’s PREMIER SUSHI SPOT FEATURING LOCALLY CAUGHT FISH.Rockpool California is a slice of Californian freshness right in your neighborhood. Led by Chef Yasu, an Osaka native and sushi aficionado, we're dedicated to delivering genuine taste experiences. Our commitment? Sourcing our seafood directly from local fishermen. Each dish is a celebration of simplicity, allowing the natural flavors of our local fresh ingredients to shine. Yasu's dream? To offer Angelenos delicious and sustainable cuisine by showcasing the freshest locally caught fish.
A meal at Ebaes merges the traditional Asian flavors of Restaurant Manager Eric Bae’s Korean lineage and Head Chef Nicky Hanprom’s Thai roots and infuses them into popular dishes from around the globe.Both Bae and Hanprom’s previous work as artists lends to Ebaes’ instinct for creativity: hidden behind the restaurant’s dark wooden door is a patchwork of lights, atmosphere, and aromas that inspire the duo behind the scenes and capture the essence of Ebaes’ mission statement of bringing a truly original meal. Dishes commonly found in other Asian restaurants get a multicultural twist: from a signature Thai style ramen noodle to Japanese Poke to spicy tuna stuffed jalapenos. The dishes and décor are equally bold, creating die hard fans out of locals and the college students at USC close by. To visit Ebaes is like visiting a dynamic exhibit of food, art, and culture.Respecting the craft. Creating new culture.Unexpect Ebaes.
Sora is a casual temaki bar specializing in open-style sushi hand rolls. Our menu features signature temaki, including crunchy varieties, as well as takes on the classics and a special vegan section. The open-style temaki allows guests to enjoy a wide variety of flavors, in each fun-to-eat, visually tempting bite. We also serve Japanese-inspired snacks and appetizers, along with a selection of beer, sake, wine and cocktails available on tap and by the bottle.
Le Nobu Los Angeles a ouvert au printemps 2008 et a été conçu par l'architecte de renommée mondiale David Rockwell dans le célèbre espace de L'Orangerie sur le Cienega Boulevard. Au menu figurent les plats caractéristiques du chef-gérant Nobu Matsuhisa, tels que le Toro Tartare au Caviar, le Yellowtail Sashimi au Jalapeno et le Black Cod Miso. Le Nobu Los Angeles propose également des spécialités locales comme le Wagyu Tacos, le Seabass Jalapeno Miso et le Kanpachi Sashimi avec Cœur d'Artichaut et Sauce Yuzu.
At the iconic corner of La Cienega and Melrose Place, Catch Steak LA combines the authority of a classic steakhouse with the energetic vibe of a Catch Hospitality Group property. The warm, intimate restaurant with rich wood and garden-like spaces is spread throughout two levels and, soon, an outdoor patio with a retractable rooftop. The menu features a curated collection of the world's best cuts and Catch-style dishes for a more approachable steakhouse experience.
A French-Japanese bistro in the Arts District of Downtown Los Angeles. Reservations are always recommended, but we are often able to accommodate walk-ins as well. While we love dogs, we can only accept trained service animals (not emotional support animals) both in our dining room as well as on our outdoor patio. We appreciate your understanding.
