Sushi Chitose
Sushi restaurant · Redondo Beach
402 S Pacific Coast Hwy, Redondo Beach, CA 90277
Highlights
Affordable omakase tasting menu featuring fresh, authentic sushi
Affordable omakase tasting menu featuring fresh, authentic sushi
"LA’s South Bay has several great, relatively affordable sushi places, but one of the best bang for your buck is at Sushi Chitose, an omakase spot in Redondo Beach. It’s $75 for the 15-piece omakase, which includes high-quality cuts of fish, a piece of toro, and a great miso soup appetizer. All the sushi is superb, but you’ll probably end up asking for another piece of the fantastic shiso-topped snapper. Just be sure to call ahead for a reservation—this place fills up quickly." - garrett snyder, brant cox, cathy park, sylvio martins
"There's something a proper omakase that makes you feel like a kingpin, and if that's your goal, the one with the best bang for your buck is at Sushi Chitose, an omakase specialist in Redondo Beach. It’s $85 for the 12-piece omakase, which includes high-quality cuts of fish, a piece of toro, and a great miso soup appetizer. Just be sure to call ahead for a reservation—this place fills up quickly." - garrett snyder, cathy park, brant cox, jess basser sanders
"Sushi Chitose has a fantastic, affordable omakase in an almost impossible-to-spot building on PCH. It gets pretty crowded, so come early or make a reservation, preferably at the bar where you can watch baseball behind the heads of the people preparing your fish. For $75, you’ll get somewhere around 15 pieces of fish, plus an appetizer, some belly cuts, and a dessert. All the sushi here is great, but you’ll probably end up asking for another piece of the fantastic, shiso-topped snapper." - garrett snyder, sylvio martins, cathy park
"LA’s South Bay has several great, affordable sushi places, but one of the best bang for your buck is at Sushi Chitose, an omakase spot in Redondo Beach. It’s $75 for the 15-piece omakase, which includes high-quality cuts of fish, a piece of toro, and a great miso soup appetizer. Be sure to call ahead for a reservation—this place fills up quickly." - garrett snyder, brant cox, sylvio martins
"Sushi Chitose has a fantastic, affordable omakase in an almost impossible-to-spot building on PCH. It gets pretty crowded, so come early or make a reservation, preferably at the bar where you can watch baseball behind the heads of the people preparing your fish. For $75, you’ll get somewhere around 15 pieces of fish, plus an appetizer, some belly cuts, and a dessert. All the sushi here is great, but you’ll probably end up asking for another piece of the fantastic, shiso-topped snapper." - brant cox, nikko duren, kat hong, garrett snyder, sylvio martins
