Sushi Kaneyoshi

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79 reviews

+1 (213) 277-2388

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111 S San Pedro St Ste B1

Los Angeles, CA 90012

+1 (213) 277-2388

https://kaneyoshi.us

Sushi Kaneyoshi is a Japanese restaurant in Los Angeles, CA that specializes in serving traditional sushi and sashimi dishes.

With a focus on fresh ingredients and expert preparation, the restaurant offers a casual dining experience for those seeking authentic Japanese cuisine.

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4.579 reviews

Athena P.

12/8/2024

Sushi Kaneyoshi is truly a one-of-a-kind dining experience, worthy of its Michelin star. From start to finish, it was nothing short of spectacular, with some of the best sushi I've ever had. I...

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Christos C.

10/11/2024

This place is an amazing experience, with a Michelin star you won't be disappointed! Food was absolutely great, service was beyond excellent and ambiance was really nice with great music in the...

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Oren M.

9/3/2024

One of the best dining experiences of my life. The experience was intimate, but not stuffy. Fun, entertaining, delicious, perfectly paced, and portions were perfectly size. The food was...

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Kelly N.

4/5/2024

The quintessential hidden Little Tokyo omakase experience in the heart of DTLA. No one would've guessed that such a charming little restaurant would exist in the basement of an office building....

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Brian G.

8/16/2024

This hideaway, Michelin star recognized omakase sushi spot in Little Tokyo is a temple to high quality sushi that is not to be mised. Finding it is the biggest challenge. After reading reviews...

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