Sushi spot shines with dry-aged fish that tastes fresh and buttery. Cozy, sophisticated atmosphere suits relaxed dinners or dates. Expertly crafted nigiri adds to the premium-grade experience in a clean, inviting space.
Fish gets a dry-aging treatment that changes its texture and taste. Every piece tastes fresh, clean, and buttery, showing clear care in preparation.
"The Japanese food here, especially the nigiri, is incredibly fresh."
"The seafood here is exceptionally fresh, some of the best I've had."
"I've never had fish this fresh before."
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially as more people learn about this place.
The restaurant is super kid friendly.
The chef dry-ages his fish, enhancing texture and taste.
Modern pier hosts spacious vessels with free parking. Guides ensure plentiful catches of huge and rock fish, with about 15 fish per trip. Relaxed vibe welcomes all skill levels, offering rental rods and affordable food for a simple, fun day.
Fishing here results in catching many fish, including huge fish and rock fish. Boats are not crowded, and everyone catches at least one fish, often around 15 per trip.
Good to know
Bring cash as all transactions on the boat are cash only.
Free parking is available at Marina Del Rey Sportfishing.
The boat departs at 8am and returns at 3pm.
Sunken wooden tables with traditional seating create an intimate vibe. Fresh fish like sweet oysters shine with fragrant soy sauce. Soft jazz music adds a relaxing atmosphere that feels like Tokyo.
Fish tastes fresh and flavorful, often changing daily with options like sweet Washington oysters. Soy sauce adds a fragrant touch that enhances the fish without overpowering it.
Good to know
You need to remove your shoes when entering Irori Sushi.
Irori Sushi does not take reservations.
They have a $33 omakase lunch menu, which is a good deal.
Bright interior and old-school diner vibe create a calm, charming spot. Fried fish tacos offer great price and amazing taste, while homemade burgers are affordable and tasty. Counter service is quick, with free coffee refills adding to the casual feel.
Fried fish tacos stand out for their great price and amazing taste. Fish and chips also come highly recommended and pair well with other menu items.
Good to know
They have parking in the back of the building.
The restaurant does not offer table service and requires ordering at the counter.
I paid $9 and I was full after eating.
Modern interior and live music create a lively vibe. Outdoor seating with cozy heaters offers great views for people watching. Fish dishes are hit or miss, but the lobster ravioli often tastes off.
Fish dishes vary in quality here. Some are especially delicious, while others like the lobster ravioli have an off-putting fishy taste.
Good to know
There is an additional 10 percent tax added to the price of the dishes.
The restaurant adds a 20% auto gratuity to the bill without prior notice.
Happy hour is available 7 days a week.
Rustic design and marina views create a cozy spot for families and dates. Guests enjoy fresh seafood while feeding fish in a small pool. Live music, from 80s cover bands to jazz, adds lively energy to the patio.
A small pool invites feeding the fish, creating a playful, nostalgic vibe that stands out.
Good to know
Self-parking costs $2.75 cash, making it affordable for diners.
Reservations are recommended for dinner, especially for outdoor seating.
A service charge is automatically added to the bill, so check your menu.