Frying Fish Restaurant

Frying Fish Restaurant can be found at Japanese Village Plaza Mall 120. The following is offered: Restaurants: Sushi. The entry is present with us since Sep 7, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 12, 2013. In Los Angeles there are 53 other Restaurants: Sushi. An overview can be found here.

Prices are determined by plate color, so choose accordingly, though no plate will cost more than $4.

With low prices and fast service, the joint can get pretty crowded. An easy alternative on a nice day? Grab grub to go and eat at a table outside.

I eat sushi all the time from tokyo to la to london,this was worst sushi i had in along time sushi here is very smelly,you can smell the strong ordor of bad sushi!

The owner of this compact sushi bar claims his was the first in L.A. to feature a conveyor belt transporting the sushi around the room and is the only such spot in Little Tokyo. The practice, called zaiten-zushi in Japan, emphasizes speed and value, and Frying Fish is therefore one of the area's more popular sushi bars. The crowd skews young and the sushi is fine, but this is no Matsuhisa....

We think the sign maker was actually told to write flying fish by a very Lost in Translation employee. Local one-off Red Robster claims to be L.A.'s first sushi bar to "do it" on a conveyor belt—which everyone should experience if but once. Decent fish, better prices. Downtown Nippon descendants and the ironic state-shirt wearing couple who weren't patient enough to wait at Shabu Shabu.

Take your pick: This affordable, revolving sushi bar features rolls that range from the traditional to the unusual. Chefs cook in the middle of a conveyor belt while diners scan and scoop up their...