Restaurant 23

Restaurant 23 can be found at E 2nd St 923. The following is offered: Restaurants: Sushi. The entry is present with us since Sep 9, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 14, 2013. In Los Angeles there are 53 other Restaurants: Sushi. An overview can be found here.

Omakase menus are available in the $30-60 range. R-23 also offers numerous meat-free choices for vegetarians.

Nervous about venturing downtown? There's prominent signage to guide you, and parking is directly in front of the door. Try lunch instead of dinner for your first visit.

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R-23 Restaurant Review: Yes, R-23 is located in the warehouse-inhabited Artists’ District east of Little Tokyo, between Second and Third Streets, where railroads cross everywhere---the inspiration for the restaurant’s name. Once you have entered the eatery you will forget the outside environment and feel comfortable in the high-ceilinged neo-industrial room, with its red-brick and white walls....

Converted warehouse veiled by graffiti-besmirched railroad loading dock. Find it by following the trail of Japanese businessmen for super-sound sushi served in Zombietown; plus they have great cooked plates, too. Stark high ceilings and neo-industrial setting of whitewashed walls with contemporary art and whimsical Gehry-designed corrugated cardboard chairs. Lobster tempura takes us to the...

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Once a railroad loading dock, now a hip downtown hideaway for those who like it raw. R23 is a remarkable little culinary and cultural oasis, tucked off an alley in a former Santa Fe Railroad building in the post-industrial Arts District, just a few blocks from Little Tokyo. The decor is by famed architect Frank Gehry and features compressed cardboard furniture. The restaurant offers some of...