Browse menus, reviews and photos of Japanese Restaurants in Hollywood.
Japanese · $$
5715 Hollywood Boulevard #A, Hollywood
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“Eclectic little sushi place! Very reasonably priced, interesting items on menu. Japanese library too?lol A woman owned one man show!”
Japanese · $$
3327 Sheridan Street, Hollywood
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“All north Miami Beach favorite place Cheap Great Food 🍱 Great attention Perfect location”
Japanese · $
1937 Pembroke Road, Hollywood
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“Grand opening Delicious food”
Sushi · $
5341 Sheridan Street, Hollywood
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“VARIOUS SUSHI ROLLS, BASIL FRIED RICE, & VARIOUS NOODLE BOWLS!!! THAI DRINKS! SAM IS SO SO GREAT 👍👍”
Thai · $$
3755 Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood
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“I like having options when eating out, especially when I'm with someone who doesn't always crave the same food I do. Sushi 'n Thai is a place I'd consider because it brings two popular Asian cuisines together. Some days I'm in the mood for the bold flavors of Thai food, while other times I'd rather have something lighter. Having both options makes deciding where to eat a little easier when everyone's craving something different. I'd be interested in checking out Sushi 'n Thai the next time I'm planning a casual meal out.”
Sushi · $$
8570 Stirling Road Suite 101, Hollywood
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“Great food, service and decor.”
Japanese · $$
1907 Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood
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“Stopped by here in Hollywood Blvd.. have been here once before and ate outside..service abd food for the bill.. we came during a quiet time.It was hot outside so we opted to eat inside. I ordered the Tom yum soup which was delicious my husband had sushi rolls anak fabulous..you cannot go wrong here!”
Sushi · $$
6105 Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood
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“Best place to come for sushi especially late nights 😋😋😋🤷🏽♀️”
Asian Fusion · $$
1902 Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood
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“We visited Sushi Sake, and overall, it was a decent experience. The sushi was really good and definitely the highlight of the meal! However, the hibachi dinner was just okay, nothing special. I would definitely recommend the sushi over the hibachi dishes. The service was good, and the staff was attentive. One thing to be aware of is that they automatically add an 18% gratuity to your bill. They also offer happy hour, which I believe runs from 3 PM to 6 PM, but I’m not 100% sure of the hours. Overall, I would return for the sushi, but probably skip the hibachi next time.”
Buffet · $
6795 Taft Street, Hollywood
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“Hay variedad en los alimentos”
Marugame Udon is fueling its U.S. expansion by partnering with Bikky - a customer data platform that helps multi-unit restaurants to unlock higher traffic, sales, and frequency. Marugame is a global brand with over 1,200 locations worldwide, famous for its Sanuki udon and tempura. The brand entered the US market in 2020 and operates 15 stores in California, Hawaii, and Texas.
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Rock N Roll Sushi, the restaurant chain known for its fun, rockin' American-style sushi experience, is kicking off 2024 with some big moves. The brand is continuing to expand out west, opening new locations in markets like Phoenix, Colorado Springs, and central Arkansas. "Our team has been hard at work — and it's paying off with truly rockin' results," said Chris Kramolis, Chief Development Officer.
The conveyor belt sushi chain Kura Revolving Sushi Bar has huge growth plans for 2024. The company just announced it will open between 13 to 14 new restaurants across the United States in its 2024 fiscal year. That would be the highest number of new locations Kura has ever opened in a single year since first coming to America back in 2009. "Our organization has demonstrated that it's more than capable of meeting that challenge year after year, and we're excited to keep delivering on that," said CEO Hajime "Jimmy" Uba.