Iroha Sushi Of Tokyo

Other Recommended Restaurants: Although this sushi shop can be a bit difficult to locate, the search is worth it. Home to some of the best sushi in town, it's been around since the early '80s and has had plenty of time to cultivate its expertise. Spicy tuna rolls are popular, but everything is impeccably prepared using only the freshest seafood. Note: The restaurant has a $15-per-person minimum.

Parking: When the small lot fills up, the valet finds a parking spot on the street. So save your money, and park it yourself.

When the small lot fills up, the valet finds a parking spot on the street. So save your money, and park it yourself.

"Superlative", "innovative" sushi plus a "quaint" setting that's "like being in a little tucked away house in Japan" makes this Studio City charmer the ultimate "date-night spot"; service is "fast and friendly", and when "you dream up a roll, they'll execute it with ease", although if you "sit at the bar the chefs will tell you what's best."

The single best item at this restaurant, set back from Ventura Boulevard and not the kind of place that draws walk-ins, may be the spiced tuna: tender chopped tuna mixed with wasabi, shichimi and seven spices. The menu doesn't lack other… Read More

The best dish at this restaurant, set back from Ventura Boulevard and not the kind of place that draws walk-ins, may be the spiced tuna: tender, chopped tuna mixed with wasabi, shichimi and seven spices. The menu doesn’t lack other delights. There’s an extensive selection of sushi, sashimi and rolls, including premium live giant clam and bluefin chu toro. "Sushi pizza 1000" partners spicy tuna...

In Short
According to the menu, a samurai opened the first Iroha in Tokyo over a century ago and his heir opened this one in 1984 ""with the same courage."" Like in a Kyoto ryokan, a tiny...