3 BEST All You Can Eat Sushi Restaurants in Los Angeles!

3 Best All You Can Eat Sushi Restaurants in Los Angeles!

If you are looking some of the best AYCE sushi restaurants in LA, then this is your food video! All you can eat sushi menu is very popular in LA. There are many restaurants to eat it, from Downtown LA to the San Fernando Valley. Then which one should you choose? Rockstar Eater takes you on a grand sushi tour of Los Angeles, covering 3 of the best all you can eat sushi restaurants, which includes Here Fishy Fishy, Tokyo Haus, and La La Sushi.

Watch this grand episode as Steve explores each of these restaurants and shows you many of the best sushi dishes to eat at these Japanese restaurants. They are not cheap, but they are high quality.

🔸 Here Fishy Fishy
414 S Western Ave B, Los Angeles, CA 90020

🔸 Tokyo Haus
123 Astronaut Ellison S Onizuka St #204, Los Angeles, CA 90012

🔸 LA LA Sushi
12415 Ventura Blvd, Studio City, CA 91604

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Rockstar Eater specializes in Los Angeles food. Steve covers the best restaurants in Los Angeles 2024. So if you are looking for the best restaurants in LA or the best places to eat in Los Angeles 2024, then follow Rockstar Eater on Youtube. This Los Angeles food vlog covers the best food in Los Angeles by showing you where to eat in Los Angeles.

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[AMP-et]

So many food reviewers out there on YouTube but you are one of the few that goes into detail about the food your eating. Rather than generic reviews like most you get into the details about the food great work.

[myraholmes]

Beautiful presentation. I'm not a sushi fan but these look very good.😊

[goodtimes]

I always wanted to try the spider roll.

[frauwolftherehorse]

Sushi, again, Steve.

Im feeling queasy 🤒
"😅, "

[HerrBrutal-blfk]

Californian sushi is definitely different from Japanese sushi. In Scandinavia, where I live, cheaper versions of sushi are often made using typical Californian ingredients like avocado, while high-end sushi restaurants instead focus on preparing the incredible seafood we enjoy over here using Japanese techniques. I wouldn't mind trying more of California style 'experimental' sushi, but I suspect I'd grow tired of such experiences pretty soon. Seafood of superior quality doesn't really need a lot of sauces, spices, glazing etcetera. Innovations and experiments are of course of value, but only to a certain extent. Compare to a perfect steak. The only thing you really need to enjoy it to the fullest is a well aged bottle of an excellent red wine.

[kristie.ng]

Really enjoy your show. Kove your food choices!

[arayenokian]

We followed your advice, you made it sound so damn good. It couldn’t have been further from the truth! We visited the Fishy Fishy restaurant…THE WORST SUSHI EVER HAD! NEVER AGAIN!!!

[jasonstewart]

That's very good value restaurant eating .
That Here Fishy Fishy
That's not expensive for what it is .
Pearla

[JeffP-xmoo]

Haha you've been here like 5 times 😂

[rudyaguilar]

Have you been to Midori Sushi in Sherman Oaks?

[sherrifisher]

Hahaha you didn’t want to scream when you ate the screaming orgasm. 😂💀

[emilymochi]

Just curious, do food bloggers pay for the food they eat when they do their blogs?
Do you?

[parrotletsrunearth]

It's a "sushi" tour but many of these items make them KOREAN and not Japanese. I'm sure they are great but they present alot of which is not "sushi." I am Japanese and this may be good, but it's not sushi but a KOREAN dish.