Little Tokyo

Reviews

• Diana E.

  star star star star star 12 September 2026

  Really nice place. Food is delicious and the atmosphere was great including the soothing music playing...

• Tina G.

  star star star star star 8 September 2026

  Loved it!!! Seafood udon is out of the world amazing!! Specially if you are a udon and seafood fan - the broth is spicy and flavorful. I loved it. We went to Momofuku in New York last week and was extremely disappointed with there udon (not even warm :( no flavor nothing for an 2 hours wait!)
  
  We also ordered sushi and AC, salmon, mango and California rolls and they were Aaamazinggg veggies in them were fresh crispy - more than five stars to the hospitality, the lady here came and asked for our tastes and how spicy and warm/hot should our soups be. (Try clear and miso soups both are great starters)
  
  We were beyond impressed.

• Jeff P.

  star star_border star_border star_border star_border 24 August 2026

  Let's just say I won't be going back here. I've eaten a lot of sushi, and a lot of good sushi. Unfortunately, I've experienced some bad too. And when you eat the bad, you know it. Part of me feels bad for writing a poor review, but the other part of me hopes they'll fix these issues to attract more customers. Lived in San Diego (lot of good food spots and large Asian culture) and been to Japan numerous times. Trust this review.
  
  Anyone who thinks this place is good hasn't had good sushi. Decor is nice. I'll give em that, but the music in the background was some weird piano jamming. It was continuous and didn't fit the place at all. I should have taken the fact that no one was in there as a tell tale sign. Just my luck. Haven't been out in a while, decide to try a new spot, and this is what I get.
  
  Review:
  
  Sushi wasn't fresh. You can tell when sushi is fresh and when it's not. Colors aren't as vibrant and the roll just looks bland and old.
  
  Spicy Tuna: This is a simple go-to and it's hard to screw up, but they managed. Far spicier than any spicy tuna I've had and it wasn't a pleasant spice or something that went with the roll.
  
  Eel: One of my favorite rolls because well, ya know, eeeeel is awesome. Not the case here. I have NEVER discovered bones in an eel roll until now. Kinda freaked me out to be honest. Eel rolls are usually warm too, assuming the eel is fresh. Nope. Just cold, boney eel rolls with a questionable sauce. The taste wasn't bad, but the rest of the factors just overrule everything else.
  
  Gyoza: Oh gosh. Straight out of the microwave is my guess. It wasn't even cooked through. I'm guessing it doesn't get ordered often and when it does, they got it on standby made ahead of time and pop it in the micro. The sauce couldn't even improve it.
  
  It was just a really bad experience entirely. I'll try Gaza or Wasabi next time. Hopefully they produce better results. This place is just scraping by and I don't even know how they're managing that.

• Gerard R.

  star star star star star_border 21 August 2026

  Just went here without any plans of coming here but was astounded with the food we were served. We ordered some sushi and the presentation was one of the best that I've ever seen. Looking at the menu, this restaurant serves a fusion of Korean and Japanese (some Chinese) delicacies. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone.

• Mandii B.

  star star star star star 14 August 2026

  This is my favorite sushi spot is the whole town. Always get their crunch balls: deep fried sushi rice topped with tuna and avocado with a sweet sauce and spicy mayo. SOOO GOOD! My fiancé loves the teriyaki beef rolled with scallions, and the green tea is  a must