Sushi Park
Sushi restaurant · Crescent
8539 W Sunset Blvd #20, West Hollywood, CA 90069
Highlights
Tucked away on the second floor of a strip mall, this low-key spot serves exquisite omakase sushi beloved by Angelenos and celebrities alike.
Tucked away on the second floor of a strip mall, this low-key spot serves exquisite omakase sushi beloved by Angelenos and celebrities alike.
"Sushi Park is the exact opposite of whatever gaudy restaurant on The Strip where you celebrated your step brother’s college graduation seven years ago. Located on the second floor of an ordinary strip mall, this no-nonsense sushi place is where you’ll find some of the very best fish in the city. Omakase at the bar is the way to go, but if you’re in the mood for something lighter, a la carte is available at the tables. Just don’t expect any California rolls, tempura, or teriyaki. Those are banned and there’s a sign out front specifically stating so." - brant cox
"The fact that Sushi Park is doing takeout at all is monumental. The fact they’re doing a ten-piece omakase for only $65 is borderline insane. I was worried it might not be that much food, but I was quickly proven wrong. The sushi is huge, the variety is immense, and I was extremely sad when it was over." - brant cox, kat hong, brett keating, james montgomery
"If you’re looking for a big splurge sushi moment, it doesn’t get any better than this iconic Sunset Strip sushi bar. And right now its takeout prices are far more reasonable than anything you could get dining in. There’s a 10-course omakase for $65, handroll sets, and “Peter’s Choice,” a package that includes a bento box and eight pieces of premium sushi for $100. Available only for pick-up." - brant cox
"Sushi Park is a known go-to for Los Angeles celebrities. The likes of Harry Styles, Taylor Swift, Emma Stone, and even Beyoncé have all been spotted walking down its now iconic second-floor walkway. The price to get in is steep, though, with the omakase cost coming in at $400 a person." - Rebecca Roland, Eater Staff
"Sushi Park is a well-known celebrity favorite for its high-quality $200-a-person sushi. The New York Times featured the restaurant, highlighting its unassuming location in a strip mall and its 15-year popularity among celebrities." - Matthew Kang
