Teru Sushi - Review - Studio City - Los Angeles - The Infatuation
"Teru opened back in 1980, which isn’t exactly ancient, but does make it one of the founding members of Ventura Boulevard’s sushi scene. Long before most Americans knew what a dragon roll was, this homey spot was serving them to nearby studio workers as a convenient and reasonably priced post-work dinner. Today, not much has changed. The soft-lit dining room decorated with traditional Japanese art is filled nightly with families, roommates, and burned-out coworkers seeking solitude in the form of gigantic specialty rolls under $20. Given all thenearby competition, Teru wouldn’t be our first recommendation in the neighborhood for sushi, but for a no-frills night of rolls in the Valley, it’s still a worthwhile stop." - Brant Cox
photo credit: Brant Cox
