Sushi Enya Marina Del Rey

We walked in and were greeted by a very nice man. They were busy and said he could seat us a few minutes later. When we sat down the host was also our server. He explained the different types of Tuna they offered. The rolls were delicious and his recommendations were not only helpful but very tasty. The service and food was 10/10. I would highly recommend and would eat there again!

Food was fantastic. Service was sub par. Our table of five celebrating an engagement was overlooked and forgotten. Strange, because we were in the center of the room. It seemed like no one was actually responsible for serving us and we were an afterthought that kept getting passed back and forth. We waited an unreasonable amount of time to place our main order, and even longer for the check. Had to flag down someone twice, then finally got up and asked the person who seated us to help. Strange because it didn't seem that busy. Unfortunately we missed the sunset which was our plan. My regret is tipping the servers, and not the chefs directly.

Terrific service and solid fish. Sushi and sashimi were delicate and only a few of the fish pieces were tough and hard to chew. Rolls are very good and decorative, but drowning in drop much sauce. Would also be nice if more of the toll options did not include tempura.

Local sushi spot a block away from the Venice pier at the end of Washington Blvd. We came here with a group of nine people, waited 10-15 minutes for our table on a Sunday night (after we showed up about 10 minutes late with a reservation), and had a great experience. We ordered about a dozen specialty rolls, sushito peppers, garlic edamame, and the chefs assortment of sashimi. Also a bottle of sake and a few beers. The fish was fresh, the service and prices were good, and we didn't wait too long before the food came out. I would definitely come back here considering it's a less than 15-minute walk from my apartment.

According to my son, no words can describe it. The seafood was so fresh and every piece of Sushi was made so elegantly. Fantastic sushi restaurant. It is pricey though. You can easily pay over $100 per person without feeling full.

Very cozy sushi chain near Venice Canals. We wanted to do the Omakase but kinda tight on time as we are going to board our flight soon. We opted for Chef’s recommendation, was seated on the Chef’s table and it was a pretty cool experience. We did not have reservations, we just walked in and was seated immediately dinner of Saturday. Street parking was plentiful as well. Soon after they got too busy and the Chef forgot one of my orders but they took it off the check afterwards, on the house he said. Everything was pretty good, just thought the Otoro is not premium quality, or maybe it was just when we ordered.

Some of the best sushi we've ever had. Went two nights in a row. Skip the rolls and get the recommended sushi, which changes daily. Omukase is on another level as well! This location was much better than the Sawtelle one (which is more traditional) for our preferences.

We had various sushi rolls, edamame, truffle oil fries, matcha ice cream, and hot sake...everything was absolutely divine! Best sushi I've ever had. The staff were very helpful in recommending kid-friendly dishes without prompting, but the best part was that both kids loved the sushi, too! Even our super-picky 7-year old who had never tried it before!

We had dinner reservations, we've arrived around 8pm for reservations. The staff were very nice and friendly. Upon arrival we were greeted and sat down. We began ordering and the food came out rather fast. The ambiance was great, the staff made sure that our water cups were never empty as they made routine rounds to refill our cups, even with pouring our sake. The toro, snapper and hamachi was melt in your mouth. The touch of yuzu was nothing but perfection. this batch of shishito peppers were rather spicy so we got two batches.. The sushi was fresh, sushi rice was still warm when served. Best of the best, will be coming back again!

This has been our best Omakase experience to date. About an hour before our reservation, we received a call from the restaurant to verify if there were any allergies they needed to be aware of. They also asked if there was anything we absolutely did not want as part of the experience. Once there, we were welcomed by a friendly staff and seated at the bar with the chef Tai. He confirmed about the allergies and preferences. Super thorough!Watching him work was like an artist creating sushi masterpieces. Everything was made with precision and care and were presented so beautifully. Each dish tasted better than the one before. He even convinced us to try the mackerel (which is not a favorite of ours) and it did not disappoint. I mean...some of the pieces just melted in our mouths. Not only were the dishes delicious, Tai was super informative. We almost received sushi education while we were eating. It made the experience even better! And no need for soy sauce or wasabi because Tai takes care of all of that. The ambience of the restaurant was good. But we were enjoying the food and experience so much that we didn't notice the rest of the restaurant. The staff was very friendly and really attentive. We never had to ask for refills on our drinks because they just showed up. This is definitely a place we want to come back to!

MDR is an area that I'm not familiar with, so I trusted the Yelp reviews to dine with some visitors staying nearby. We ordered the omakase which I believe was 16 courses of some fantastic sushi, seafood broth, chawanmushi, and a thai iced tea flavored dessert. I expected the food to be great and it was. I was even more impressed with the service. The entire staff was friendly and attentive. I will definitely be going back soon.

This our new go-to spot on our way to and from LAX! The service is great and the vibe is super relaxed. The sushi is fantastic! You really can't beat the quality and quantity for the price. The daily fresh fish menu is delicious. We had two special rolls as well that we really loved. The garlic edamame is a must!!!

Sushi Enya in Marina del Rey is a hidden gem that delivers an exceptional dining experience. The sushi here is not only fantastic but also incredibly fresh, making each bite a delight. The service is top-notch, with a special shoutout to Toi and the rest of the staff who go above and beyond to ensure a memorable visit! If you're looking for a sushi spot that combines quality, freshness, and excellent service, Sushi Enya is the place to go! I won't get into specifics on what to get because everything is good. I will say the black cod sushi is very special and is a must try when dining here! The ambiance is very good as well. This place would be great for special events and birthdays! I can't wait to do Oma kase here!

We are local and have been wanting to check this place out. We ended up ordering for takeout one night and picking it up ourselves, spent nearly $200. Place was nearly empty inside and the one guy up front seemed aloof. After a bit he came out with our order.. Was already a bit off-put by the cheap,thin gas station plastic bag it was all in (invest in some branded paper to-go bags if you are charging these prices). We walk home and realize they didn't even give us chop sticks. $200 worth of nigiri and we had to eat it with our hands- really irritating and just unacceptable. I love uni and I thought theirs was pretty good. My husband also loved the albacore and black cod we ordered. We didn't enjoy the tamago, in texture or flavor (way too sweet and spongey here). We ordered one roll (the chef #1) and it didn't seem very fresh, didn't finish it. Overall, a disappointing experience especially given the price. Wanted to love it but won't be returning.

I can't express how much I love this place! Sushi enya has been my go-to sushi spot in LA for a few years now. Having tried almost every sushi restaurant in LA, I can confidently say that sushi enya is at the top of my list. Their fish is always consistently fresh. Their menu offers a wide variety of nigiri, rolls, and sashimi. I absolutely love how unique their rolls are in comparison to other sushi places. Their nigiri is always fresh and tender. My favorites are the golden eyed snapper and the sea bass. The service here has always been incredible, with such a kind, professional, and attentive staff. They are always on top of making sure to provide the best experience. They have plenty of seating inside and also offer seating at the sushi bar as well. I will always recommend Sushi Enya to anyone looking for high quality sushi on the west side!

WOW! Celebrated my wife's birthday here since she LOVES sushi and this place was highly recommended to us. We ordered the 16 course omakase and it was so amazing! We've had our fair share of omakase and this place just does it the best! Each course is so thoughtfully put together with the right blend of texture and flavor. The omakase is also extremely filling and will leave you feeling pretty stuffed! The staff and chef were friendly and they even went as far as to help us try and find parking in Venice! Highly recommend coming 10-15 mins early to hunt for parking since they unfortunately don't have valet or a very large dedicated parking lot. Can't wait to come back next time!

Well prepared and fresh sushi, Sashimi and rolls. My spouse and I came here for dinner on a Wednesday night for the first time after reading the positive Yelp reviews. It's a small restaurant a couple blocks from the beach on Washington Blvd in Marina del Rey. Casual, trendy decor and the restaurant was pretty busy for 6pm. Was greeted by the host and were seated right away. Server's worked as a team and dinner service was excellent. Good selection of fresh nigiri sushi and rolls. Pretty good selection of wines and sake . 16 course omakase was available for$200 but we did not try it. Tempura was great. Batter was light , crispy and not greasy. We chose the Santa Barbara uni over the Tokyo uni and it was very fresh. All in all a really nice place to go for sushi in the Marina. Great people watching if you are seated outside as we were. This will be a go to place for sushi ext time we are in the Marina.

I really enjoyed dinner at Sushi Enya the other night! My husband and I ordered the crispy rice spicy tuna, albacore fried onion roll (which I thought was amazing), the W. Dragon roll, and our entire table split the garlic edamame, cucumber salad, and Chef #1 roll. Crispy rice spicy tuna - I thought this was very good! The pieces seemed to be pretty reasonably sized as well. Albacore fried onion roll - probably my favorite! This was very different than what I normally get out at sushi and I really enjoyed it. W. Dragon roll - really yummy! I enjoyed this a lot but didn't find it particularly "different" like the albacore one. Garlic edamame - SO good. I could have eaten 3 bowls of these. Possibly the best edamame I've ever had! Cucumber salad - we weren't paying close enough attention to the menu and we were expecting the salad to be mostly cucumber. Instead, it was really more of a regular salad with some cucumber and a little bit of octopus (to our surprise!). It was nice and refreshing, but I would probably name this something other than cucumber salad, lol Chef #1 roll - also very good, but wasn't particularly outstanding in my opinion. We asked for no shrimp tempura and they subbed in more spicy tuna (which I appreciated!), but I think it probably would have been better with the shrimp. Still good!! Overall, I really enjoyed this meal. It was very expensive for what it was and my husband said that he felt like he was pretty underwhelmed by the me. I thought it was great, he said he actually didn't really enjoy the majority of the rolls, but that he loved Sushi Enya the first time he visited. We will be coming back to try again for him - I was perfectly happy :)

It's always a delight eating at Sushi Enya. The cherry blossom roll melts in your mouth. The garlic edamame is the best I've ever had. The shishito peppers are perfect. I hesitate to recommend this restaurant because it is already hard to find an opening; that's how wonderful it is. You won't be disappointed, I promise.

This has been the best omakase experience! Every piece of fish is tender, fresh, and high quality. I even liked the Mackerel and Jellyfish, and I'm normally not a fan of those at all. The chef is so thoughtful with his construction and presentation. There's no need to add wasabi or soy sauce to any of these pieces cause the chef does it all for you. I will DEFINITELY be back for another meal soon! The service was fantastic and attentive, and the chef is friendly and professional. Only downside is that this location is very close to Venice, so parking is nearly impossible.

My friend and I were in the mood for sushi so looked up a place on Yelp and decided to try Enya. Parking was hard to find and expensive; typical for this neighborhood. Service was friendly and efficient. We tried the $200 omakase. While it was decent it wasn't any very impressive. Probably better off ordering off the menu.

I see I reviewed this restaurant over 5 years ago. We went last night for dinner. They have really stepped up their game. The rolls are HUGE but the real standout is the sushi itself. The sushi was amazing - great selection of unusual sushi - barracuda, many different types of Toro, different types of uni, black cod sushi. Everything was DELICIOUS. The service is attentive. They have a $200 Omakase that I want to come back and try.

What a fabulous modern yet traditional in manner sushi house! A true gem. Absolutely everything here is a delightful experience. This location is adjacent to the Venice canals as well. I'm sure you're sensing a theme here. It's abt a 6 minute walk down the canals and you turn the corner and find nestled on Washington a welcoming respite from the world. Once you enter, it's like a total decompression from yr day. I'm vegetarian and the vegetarian rolls were awesome. Charbroiled bell peppers topped an avocado and cucumber roll. It was refreshing and exactly what I was looking for. The cucumber salad was a mix of seaweed, a super food and cucumbers l. Super yummy as well. And the edamame is simple. The customer service is welcoming and subtle, and polite. It feels like you're at home, but an elegant modern, beautiful interior. With vibrant accented walls infused with traditional Japanese elements. I'm an asian hybrid and this feels, familiar and cozy to me. Oh yes, and you can digitally scan their menu. Although, their hard copy menu, is beautiful to leaf through. It's not often you find Yrself amongst refinement, this adjacent to the beach. Ladies, wear that pretty dress and look gorgeous on a date night, bc you'll feel right at home here. Enjoy!

Went here for a birthday dinner and was blown away. We opted for the omakase experience, which typically isn't filling for me when I go to other restaurants. I thought that would be the case here but was proven wrong. Got to sit at the bar with Chef Tai, super nice and amazing sushi chef. Watching him work was like watching art. Every piece of sushi is handled so meticulously and all the flavors were so balanced. A lot of fish I normally don't eat have made it onto my favorites, but only from this restaurant. Quality of the fish was phenomenal. They get uni from my favorite distributor so that was tell-tale sign that all of the ingredients are carefully curated. Service was great, I believe we were served by the sommelier, and overall the staff were wonderful. Seems like staff chemistry was great so the meal went very smoothly. They did apologize for the wait since they were understaffed, but honestly I hardly noticed waiting too long. Everyone was so efficient and still managed to have time for great conversation. Ambiance was really nice, the decor is so simple but I really like the overall look of the restaurant. It isn't a large place but there's so much open space it feels roomy. Only downside is parking is paid and very limited. But, that's independent of Sushi Enya, more so a Los Angeles problem. Sushi Enya is quite far away from me but will definitely be coming back, absolutely worth the drive if you're looking for amazing omakase that does not disappoint.

I love this place! The sushi is top quality while also creative. The staff are so inviting and warm. They really welcome you! One of my regular spots :)

What an amazing experience. The manager was so so knowledgeable about every menu item. We asked him for an experience we wouldn't forget and boy did he deliver. He kept surprising us with different sushi items and each one was better than the last! We couldn't believe how affordable the check was and we were happy to pay every penny. We hope the manager is able to open his own restaurant very soon.

This was the best sushi I've had in a long time. Everything was very flavorful and fresh. Highly recommend.

Recently, I ordered to go and noticed there was an automatic 10% gratuity, which was never added before. Tipping on to go orders should always be an option.

Went to sushi enya last night and was blown away by my experience. We ordered all sushi - no rolls - and the fish was sooo good, so fresh!!!! We haven't been in for a while but this last visit will have us coming back sooner than later The service was great! My water cup was never empty and was refilled promptly. Our dishes came out perfectly and our server made us aware of all the chef specials for the day. The ambiance was so nice for a night out in Venice. The heater was on so the patio was warm! We love you sushi enya! Thanks for an incredible dinner.

Unbelievably fresh fish here! We have been several times and the food has been outstanding each time. We like to sit at the sushi bar to watch the chefs work. Last night, we had: Crab Handrolls with Soy Paper Yellowtail Sushi Albacore Sushi Golden Eye Snapper Sushi Barracuda Sushi Tuna Sushi Sauvignon Blanc Small bottle of saki This is an expensive restaurant, but the food is outstanding. Service is always good and friendly. The owner is great to chat with, too, if he is there when you visit.

Great food, drinks, ambiance, and service. Sushi Enya is one of the best spots in LA to grab sushi. It's located on a pretty busy street but the whole area is super walkable if you end up parking away from the restaurant. All the sushi is so fresh, from the nigiri to the rolls, and the flavors are really thought through. I usually think tuna crispy rice is overrated but I love the one here. The lemon roll is my hands down favorite and I can't wait to come back to try their omakase!

I can easily say Sushi Enya is one of my favorite sushi spots in LA. I haven't been to the other locations but the one in MDR is a 5/5 (except parking isn't the greatest). The quality is great for the price. Their speciality rolls come in huge portions so I'd recommend sharing if you're going to order more than 1. Hands down my favorite spot for halibut. I've tried halibut/hirame nigiri at numerous of sushi spots and they just don't compare to Sushi Enya's. HIGHLY recommend trying their halibut nigiri (served with a a little lime) as well as their halibu carpaccio. You will not be disappointed. Overall, love it here and will continue to come back!

Interestingly different. First, you'll notice the massive airy ambiance, from the high, high ceilings. It's such a different experience from traditional low-ceiling places that try to promote coziness, but often result in borderline claustrophobia. No, Sushi Enya is comfortably breathable. The first thing I do at sushi restaurants, is immediately sample the specialty, or customer fave. Our server recommended the Black Cod sushi. To be honest, black cod has been over done in LA, with little to the imagination, so I wasn't expecting much.... ... but I wasn't expecting to be wrong. No.... this Black Cod sushi is NOT like the others, that are often over done with miso glaze. Enya's version is a light miso brush, with walnut, and, like the ambiance, noticeably airy. It was delish! As crazy as it sounds, I've been known to come to a sushi restaurant and place 10 orders of a single sushi. The Black Cod at Enya is worthy of such indulgence! The o'toro is good, as was their albacore sashimi on crispy onion. If you're a specialty roll person, you MUST try the Chef #2, which is eel, spicy tuna, and shrimp tempura. Their sauce is noticeably, and delectably different from other places that offer similar rolls. Huge fan. Not crazy about their cucumber salad (cucumber, seaweed, octopus). It was boring in comparison. Fresh, but boring. I expected more after trying their sushi. Still, I really like this place, and will be back for more!

It is an absolute mood changer every time I make my way to Sushi Enya when Ty, Toi, and the rest of the crew are working. I am very appreciate of the service, craftsmanship, and attentiveness each of the staff puts towards the food and service. Don't forget to buy them a beer/ sake shot when you sit at the bar

Really good location, really good value and high quality sushi. Really like their sushi selection (though it gets busy and sell out too). They are popular, parking is hard, they open quite late. Everyone is super friendly. Since we just had lots of uni at lunch we didn't try their many signature uni options - highly recommend if you are here. We focused on the high quality white fish in sushi. Their tuna was also sold out (we went before closing). The white fish (all of them) are great quality great value. Definitely is near omakase quality for reasonable prices. I loved it. I also enjoyed the American rolls, each is served on a large narrow tray (plate). Fun photo op.

Where do I even begin? Me and a coworker went out for sushi and he recommended Omakase which I had never had. Actually, I'm not sure I've really had sushi until tonight . What an experience! Every piece was more delicious than the last. Torched to perfection . Timed perfectly . I have no words. Not only was this the best sushi I've ever had in my life, but one of the best meals I've ever had by far. We had Tai as our sushi chef and he KNOCKED IT OUT OF THE PARK. I don't think any Omakase experience will ever top that. He has set the bar VERY HIGH. Can't wait to bring my boyfriend back here.

Went to dinner for my besties birthday! Ambiance was chill but clean and nice enough. Food was soooooo good! Every sushi I got was amazing! The truffle halibut roll was sooooo good! And we ordered sooooo much variety and it only came out to $134! Service was good too, kept checking on us!

Food's great. Service is awesome. Parking is tight. I'd come back.

I hesitate to leave this review because I want to keep Sushi Enya all to myself - but in the interest of supporting one of my favorite local businesses here I go. First impression upon arrival - the staff is incredibly friendly and always greet you with a warm welcome. The interior of the restaurant is clean, modern, and spacious. The sushi is some of the most fresh in the west side. Every time I dine here I have to get the garlic edamame and crispy rice w spicy tuna. I know what you're thinking - those are some of the most basic starters available at every sushi spot. Sushi Enya does them both SO WELL that I have to get it every single time! I have gone to Sushi Enya every single weekend since I first tried it - 6 weeks in a row! I love it and I will be back

LEGIT best sushi ever! Their crispy rice is an absolute must-try; we ordered it three times because it's that good! The combination of crispy exterior and melt-in-your-mouth fish is pure perfection. The Tiger Crunch roll quickly became my favorite, with its delightful blend of spicy tuna, albacore, and crunchy tempura shrimp/flakes. And let's not forget the rainbow roll--each bite was a work of art, showcasing the skill of Sushi Enya's talented chefs. The service at Sushi Enya is exceptional. The staff is attentive, friendly, and passionate about their craft. Seriously the best sushi and a must try for every MdR visitor- I was craving it again so much that I high key ordered again today ;)

This restaurant is outstanding! The customer service is superb and the sushi is so delicious and fresh. Although the rolls are very enjoyable, I highly recommend diving into the sushi experience here. We loved the scallop, toro, black cod, striped mackerel, and a unique salmon sushi that was lightly seared with a touch of special house sauce.... As far as rolls go, the a lemon roll was very refreshing. I was very impressed at the authenticity of this place. It's a must try.

Sushi Enya! One of my favorite and one of most consistent sushi places in my opinion. I've been to both the Little Tokyo & Pasadena locations, but this is the first time I've been to the one in Marina Del Rey. Food: Overall, always super good! Portions were good, there was a good ratio of rice to fish, and the quality was all really great. The rice is a bit sticky and a little sweeter than I prefer, but overall really good. Sashimi Plate: The entirety of it was super smooth, not fishy at all. The highlights were the tuna (it was super fatty) and the yellowtail belly!! I liked the garnishes they put on it and the textures felt really nice in your mouth. Yellowtail: Really good, very fresh, and right amount of firmness but still very easy to chew. I really liked how the rice complimented the fish, but the soy sauce was a bit too salty so be careful of dipping your rice in too much. Kanpachi: Probably my second favorite item here behind the halibut fin. It was super super smooth and almost sweet! Salmon: Very decent, nothing super special about it though. Chu Toro: I've had chu toro at sushi enya before and I didn't love it but I don't know why this one was soo good. Definitely melts in your mouth, but more salty so use less soy sauce. Golden Eye Snapper: A bit peppery, good balance of firmness and softness and overall very good as well Halibut Fin: MY FAVORITE. Portion of fish was a little but too small compared to the rice. The fish is super soft, but compliments the rice very well. Japanese Uni (sea urchin): A very complex flavor, a bit deeper / richer than Santa Barbara uni. The flavor is a bit tangy and lasts in your mouth a bit after you eat it. Aburi Salmon Belly: very okay, garlic overpowers the salmon a bit! Very soft as well not a lot of texture. Lemon roll: Very refreshing and good portion. I like how the pieces are so small because it makes it very easy to eat. Service: Overall, the workers were super nice and always greeted us with a smile. There was nothing super special about it though. Ambiance: The plating is super cute-- I love the dish ware and cups they used! The restaurant itself is pretty casual-- like fast casual date vibes. Plus for a Saturday night we waited less than 5 minutes so I feel like that's so worth!

Amazing experience celebrating a friend's birthday. Sushi Enya has multiple locations in LA (Beverly Hill, Pasadena , Little Tokyo, Marina Del Rey). There is parking nearby the restaurant, which is right next to the restaurant. We elected for the omakase experience at the sushi bar. Greeted my friendly staff and chef on arrival. The fish was fresh and very memorable with excellent selection of sake to pair. This is definitely going to be one of my favorite go-to sushi places going forward.

Sushi Enya is a neighborhood favorite! Lucky for me, it's walking distance & very close by. I've dined here with friends plenty! Two friends & I ate here on Saturday night. Great sushi & sake, as always! Decor: Elegant, candlelit & an entire vibe! Attention To Detail: Presentation of the food is beautiful & awe-inspiring! Love the extra long rolls, so cool! Even the blue sake bottle is gorgeous. Customer Service: Top of the line! We always get the same waitress & she's amazing, wonderful energy, always friendly & incredibly attentive! She's personality plus & automatically makes you smile!! Full-on welcoming vibe! Food & Sake: Everything we have ever ordered is always incredibly mouthwatering delicious & plentiful. On Saturday, we ordered & shared an assortment of sashimi, my favorite lemon roll(Yum), spicy tuna roll w/avocado, hot sake, hot tea, large Sapporo & tuna crispy(love!) Loved every single thing! Overall: Always a great time, excellent customer service, beautiful place & phenomenal sushi! Love it!

What can I say?! I stumbled upon Sushi Enya on Yelp one late night looking for a good but low key sushi place for a solo date. I slipped in about an hour before closing on a Wednesday night. I was warmly greeted by the entire staff and seated immediately a table. My service was extremely nice and had extensive knowledge on the menu and the wine list. I ordered the Chef # 1 Roll, Crispy Rice on Spicy Tuna, Garlic Edamame and a glass of Plum Wine. It was more than enough food for one person. The sushi was fresh! I didn't feel pressured and rushed even though it was close to closing time. I highly recommended checking them out! Great spot!!

One of the best sushi spots in LA! It is so fresh, great service, affordable, + beyond delicious!!! Highly recommend

Coming from Texas, I definitely wasn't expecting the difference in how sushi was served. Our service was incredible and walked us through it. Toi took time to explain everything and offer suggestions. The entire wait staff worked as a team to make sure everyone was taken care of. Though the restaurant was small, we stayed comfortable. The bathrooms were also clean.

"Special Hand Roll" is a MUST order! How can you resist an amazing stack of seared scallop, chopped toro, sea urchin, and fresh truffle with seaweed? I enjoyed everything and will be back to try more items! The ambiance is hip and fun with enthusiastic chefs welcoming customers or celebrating their birthdays. For two people we ordered: * Spicy Tuna Crispy Rice * Yuzu Roll - Yellowtail, spicy tuna, shrimp tempura, smelt egg, avocado * Crunchy Vegas - Eel, crab salad, shrimp tempura, avocado, tempura crunch * Special Hand Roll - Seared scallop, chopped toro, sea urchin, and fresh truffle with seaweed * Hot Sake They also have omakase options. Full review and video on my Instagram @see_lim: https://www.instagram.com/reel/CqCZ-gEjVC5/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

Amazing! Sushi is so fresh, you feel welcomed the moment you walk in. A bit pricey but it's so worth it, definitely recommend.

Worst service I have ever seen Orders take forever to get ready and looks like everyone is happy around.

Love everything about this restaurant. We were running late due to Hurricane Hilary but they seated us and welcomed us warmly. Everything that came out was delicious. Chef and servers were amazing

I'm not someone who writes negative reviews. I've been a customer at Sushi Enya for a few years now and the food is generally good and the fish is fresh, service positive, etc. Tonight I went and bit into my roll...chewed...wait...what's that??? GUM!!!! There was a piece of chewing gum in my roll!!!!- possibly the most disgusting thing that's ever happened to me in a restaurant. Here's the kicker - the GM comes over and doesn't apologize at all. Tells me that he made it and there's "absolutely no way it could be their fault...as if...." I 100% would NOT be writing this if the restaurant manager actually cared that this happened. As if it was my fault. AVOID....GROSS

Amazing sushi and staff!! Have been coming here for last couple months and each time the food seems to get better and better. Staff is wonderful, came here during a rain storm and they had to close early but the manager made us feel more than welcome till closing. I don't post yelp reviews often but I feel inclined to promote this awesome place!

The best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Beat food, great service, and atmosphere. We have eaten there over 100 times.

Delicious food great service! I dinned at the sushi bar and was attended by the chefs instantly. Everything tasted fresh, very delicious! The only downside is the busy beach area so parking is limited.

Absolutely one of the best sushi places in the LA area. Everything I have ever tried there was good.

Amazing food, service and ambiance! They have a chef's daily recommendation list of nigiri or sashimi style pieces so everything is always fresh! I recently went with the Aburi Salmon Belly, Yellowtail & rose sea bass, silver sea bream and the Chu-Toro. You can't go wrong with the cut rolls: the favorites are Lemon Roll or Albacore Fried Onion! Parking on the street or in an adjacent lot!

Ambience is nice but food and prices are too expensive for being in a shopping area. Not worth the prices for LA.