Restaurant
Asanebo
19 locals recommend,
Tips from locals
Willow And Brandon
July 30, 2015
Highly acclaimed Japanese/Sushi place. Special Occasion Spot!
Amorette
April 23, 2016
Killer sushi - mid range prices. Low key, valet park, on sushi row on Ventura Blvd. You'll catch a celeb here and there too.
Chauntè
December 1, 2021
ASANEBO | This might just take the cake for the least spectacular strip mall exterior: Funny, because it belies the cozy décor and Michelin-starred sushi and small plates inside. It's all exquisite, whether you order from the menu or opt for one of the three omakase menus. "A", "B", and "C", range from expensive to extravagant, but they're all worthwhile treats. It's possible to walk-in (and wait) on a week-night, but reservations are essential on weekends.
ASANEBO | This might just take the cake for the least spectacular strip mall exterior: Funny, because it belies the cozy décor and Michelin-starred sushi and small plates inside. It's all exquisite, whether you order from the menu or opt for one of the three omakase menus. "A", "B", and "C", range…
Lauren
December 12, 2015
Best Sushi in Los Angeles. Call before 3pm to book a reservation. You won't be disappointed!
Peili
July 7, 2019
Chef Tetsuya Nakao and his younger brother, Shunji, were the original chefs that helped start Matsuhisa in Beverly Hills. After establishing the restaurant as one of the best in Los Angeles, the Nakao brothers ventured out to start their own place. “Asanebo” opened in September 26, 1991. Over the years, “Asanebo” was recognized as one of the top Japanese restaurants from Zagat, LA Times, LA Weekly, and more.
Chef Tetsuya Nakao and his younger brother, Shunji, were the original chefs that helped start Matsuhisa in Beverly Hills. After establishing the restaurant as one of the best in Los Angeles, the Nakao brothers ventured out to start their own place. “Asanebo” opened in September 26, 1991. Over the ye…
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Location
11941 Ventura Blvd
Los Angeles, CA
Studio City