"A Beverly Hills omakase restaurant that lost Michelin recognition in recent years—having lost one of its two stars in 2024 and failing to retain its star(s) at the 2025 ceremony." - Rebecca Roland
"At $400 per person, Sushi Ginza Onodera is one of the most expensive dining experiences in LA. We’ll let you decide if you ever need to drop that kind of money on one meal, but what we can say is that every bite of food at this West Hollywood sushi bar is exceptional. You’ll eat around 23 courses ranging from uni and caviar egg custard to gold-crusted abalone to a green tea dessert served in a martini glass. The service is equally impeccable with the waitstaff moving around the tiny space with the grace and fluidity of a lyrical dance troupe. Sushi Ginza Onodera is a complete experience from start to finish, and one that if you’re down to spend money, you won’t be forgetting anytime soon." - garrett snyder, brant cox, sylvio martins
"At $400 per person, Sushi Ginza Onodera is one of the most expensive dining experiences not just in Weho, but in all of LA. We’ll let you decide if you ever need to drop that kind of money on one meal, but what we can say is that every bite of food at this La Cienega sushi bar is exceptional. You’ll eat around 23 courses ranging from uni and caviar egg custard to gold-crusted abalone to a green tea dessert served in a martini glass. The service is equally impeccable with staff moving around the tiny space with the grace of a dance troupe. And yet, there’s also plenty of quirkiness, like when the servers periodically stop by with an iPad and scroll through Google images of the fish you’re currently eating. It’s charming, but also educational." - brant cox, nikko duren
"One star. This chain sushi restaurant keeps high standards all over the globe, earning a star for the La Cienega location." - Eater Staff
"Two stars. This chain sushi restaurant keeps high standards all over the globe, earning two stars for the La Cienega location." - Eater Staff