Tamon Sushi

I've been to this restaurant several times and the sushi is outstanding, it's super fresh, the presentation is great, the cost is comparable to many other sushi spots in the area that are not nearly as good, including Sushi Gen, and there's never much of a crowd, so it's easy to get a table.

I could not recommend this place more highly.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

Poor Customer Service
We were the only table there for lunch on 2/16/25, we ordered chirashi box, Tamon bento box and senior bento, no soy sauce for sashimi, no tentsuyu for tempura, what kind of Japanese cusine is that?
I asked for a cup of hot water, she gave me cold water.

I had my birthday dinner at this restaurant and it was a great experience.
I got the Tamon Sashimi plate and it was the perfect portion with very fresh fish.
Everyone in my party enjoyed their meal thoroughly both fish and nonfish dishes were excellent.

The staff were very friendly and accommodating with the birthday cake we had brought, providing us candles and sang me happy birthday. I would come again.

What a fantastic Sunday brunch...just very good food and service

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Japanese A5 Wagyu

It smells like Japan in here!!! I ordered a bento box for lunch. Everything was fresh, and taste delicious. A little pricey for me tho.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 4

Three emails sent to request a reservation for 10 people went unanswered, so we went elsewhere.

Wonderful place. Some of the best sushi I've had around here. We came here on a rainy night and wound up being the only people inside the restaurant. The restaurant sits in little Tokyo and you get a great view overlooking 1st street along the row of restaurants. Located inside the Miayko Hotel and on the second floor, they do have parking inside however we found a nice cozy spot on 1st street next to the restaurant. This was a sushi date night and we enjoyed everything to the very last bite. Super fresh and super tasty. Some good recommendations to get are the Salmon Set ( if you're a salmon lover like me) the Blue Fin Tuna set along with their Nabeyaki Ramen and their signature Tamon Bento. I'm looking forward to returning again soon.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

A store where you can feel safe.Sushi, tempura, fried chicken, steak, nabeyaki udon, etc. ^_^It's reasonable and delicious.The staff were all friendly and I stopped by many times during my stay in Los Angeles.Thank you to a wonderful woman named Erica!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Quiet unassuming restaurant on the second floor of the hotel. I was the only customer at 6:30 on a Monday evening. Staff lovely. Chirashi heavenly and $50 well spent.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Chirashi Box

Average sushi and experience. Miso soup was hearty. Fish is as expected for

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 3

Service: 3

Recommended dishes: Miso Soup

Amazing food and truly a relaxing and welcoming experience. Staff and chefs went above and beyond to ensure me and my sister had a great experience. Highly recommend!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Empty, service is slow, food is okay.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 3

We came here for lunch on a Monday (Oct 9, 2023) as most of the highly-rated sushi spots are closed on Mondays in Little Tokyo. The dining room was empty except for one other table. This place is located inside a hotel on the second floor. The sushi is definitely fresh but the preparation style wasn’t a fit for us. The salmon sashimi and nigiri (and a few other types of fish) are presented with the chewy skin still on which leaves an undesirable texture. While it does look artsy (and allows the restaurant to serve fish parts that most others would trim away), it wasn’t palette friendly for us. We also tried the wagyu sushi which the server verified for us was Japanese A5 wagyu but it didn’t hit the mark. I’m not sure what was going on as it did not have the baseline umami that A5 has and tasted like American wagyu. Miso soup came with my entree and the soup was brought out after my entree was out for a bit. The staff was kind but seemed like a new crew. $100+ for a subpar LA sushi experience. There are much better places in LA.

Tamon Sushi is an underrated gem, located on the second floor of the Miyako Hotel. Japanese hospitality with Japanese-speaking servers, serving authentic Washoku.I’ve stayed loyal to Tamon throughout the years, including when they downsized their menu to only sushi, and am glad that they are back in full force now.Definitely try their Fatty Fish nigiri set ($20), which features select chu-toro, yellowtail, and salmon at 2 pieces each, or their Senior Bento ($25) which features grilled fish, simmered veggies, mixed tempura, rice and miso soup.LOVE their happy hour, which features reduced sake, shochu, and beer options to pair with their fabulous food offerings. Happy hour runs from 5:30-7:30pm, and simply rocks. Closed Sundays and Wednesdays.Excellent views over Historical 1st Street, calm ambiance with plenty of choices to suit any taste. This place consistently earns their 5 stars.

Wheelchair accessibility: Elevator to second floor

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Garlic Edamame, Chirashi Box, Senior Bento

We found this gem of a restaurant hidden on the second floor of the Miyako hotel. It's one of the best kept secrets in LA! Delicious and authentic Japanese food. Fresh and tasty seafood! Try the Chirashi!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Chirashi Box