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Best Solo Dining Sanctuaries Sushi Restaurants in Marina del Rey

4 hand-picked restaurants, critic-reviewed and ranked

Last Updated: February 2026

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Our Top Pick
Sushi Enya - Marina Del Rey
Refined omakase-focused sushi in an intimate room right off the marina.

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$$$ Marina del Rey Japanese, Sushi
Sushi Enya brings a more polished omakase experience to the marina, with a chef-driven bar and intimate room that leans into higher-end cuts and composed bites. Diners treat it as a special-occasion spot for pristine fish and paced service, whether they’re at the counter or a small table.
Must-Try Dishes: Chef's Omakase, Toro Sashimi, Hokkaido Scallop with Caviar
What Makes it Special: Refined omakase-focused sushi in an intimate room right off the marina.
$$ Marina del Rey Japanese, Sushi
SUGARFISH’s marina location follows the brand’s strict set-menu approach, turning out “Trust Me” sequences of nigiri and cut rolls built around high-quality fish and warm rice. It’s a dependable choice for guests who want a streamlined sushi experience without navigating a long menu.
Must-Try Dishes: Trust Me Set, Nozawa-Style Toro Nigiri, Albacore Sashimi with Ponzu
What Makes it Special: A set-menu sushi experience built around the signature Trust Me format.
$$ Marina del Rey Japanese, Sushi
KazuNori’s Marina del Rey outpost is a dedicated hand-roll bar where warm rice and crisp nori are built to order across a short, focused menu. Counter-only seating, set menus, and a tight operation make it ideal for a quick but serious sushi fix before a movie or night in the marina.
Must-Try Dishes: Toro Hand Roll, Bay Scallop Hand Roll, Blue Crab Hand Roll
What Makes it Special: A hand-roll-only bar obsessed with warm rice, crisp nori, and speed.
$$ Marina del Rey Japanese, Sushi
Nonstop Sushi & Sake Bar is a lively neighborhood sake bar where rolls, nigiri, and crispy rice plates come out fast enough for weeknight dinners or casual meetups. Locals lean on it for approachable pricing, generous portions, and a relaxed room that works as well for solo bar dining as it does for small groups.
Must-Try Dishes: Spicy Tuna Roll, Tuna Crispy Rice, Sashimi Bridge
What Makes it Special: A sake-focused neighborhood sushi bar with generous portions and strong value.