Best Solo Dining Sanctuaries Japanese Restaurants in Beverly Hills
4 hand-picked restaurants, critic-reviewed and ranked
Last Updated: February 2026
Our Top Pick
Nozawa Bar
Michelin-starred omakase with fish hand-picked daily from LA markets.
Notable Picks
#1
Nozawa Bar
8.9
Michelin-starred intimate omakase counter hidden behind Sugarfish, where Chef Fujita serves 22 courses of adventurous nigiri selected daily from LA fish markets. The ten-seat bar maintains strict timing and traditional preparation, creating a temple-like experience for serious sushi devotees.
Must-Try Dishes:
Japanese Jellyfish, Live Sea Urchin, Blue Crab Hand Roll
What Makes it Special: Michelin-starred omakase with fish hand-picked daily from LA markets.
#2
Sushi Kiyono
8.1
Family-operated traditional sushi bar run by an Okinawan master chef since 1992. The lunch nigiri sets offer exceptional quality at reasonable prices with generous cuts of pristine fish.
Must-Try Dishes:
Tuna Biscuits, Dr. John Hand Roll, Halibut Carpaccio
What Makes it Special: Three-decade legacy with same Okinawan chef maintaining traditions
#3
Boss Sushi
8
Chef Tom Sagara's hidden gem since 2005 combines traditional Osaka training with creative LA flair, featuring house-made special sauces and beautifully designed rolls. The intimate strip mall location keeps this world-class sushi destination refreshingly unpretentious while delivering exceptional omakase experiences.
Must-Try Dishes:
Omakase Selection, Nate Blonds Roll, Abashiri Scallop
What Makes it Special: Secret sauce recipes and personalized omakase from Osaka-trained chef
Worthy Picks
#4
Sushi Sushi
7.9
Intimate eight-seat counter specializing in single-piece service allowing diners to sample wide varieties. Chef Hilo's 30-year expertise shines through precise knife work and impeccable rice seasoning.
Must-Try Dishes:
Single-Piece Omakase, Blue Fin O-toro, Seasonal Live Fish
What Makes it Special: Single-piece service lets you taste more varieties than typical two-piece orders