Hide Sushi Japanese Restaurant

Best food in town
Food is amazing. Every time I come here, I feel like I never want to leave. Very chic atmosphere with a relaxing mood.
The service is great and the staff really does a terrific job at taking care of you.
The appetizers

There's a lot of sushi in this neighborhood but Hide really stands out. \r
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The atmopshere is nothing to write home about. But it is functional. On the other hand, the food is to die for. Everything is great but I most enjoy the

I was planning to go to Tofu Ya yesterday but the long line drove me away... So I ended up in this place.

For dinner, they have the regular teriyaki / tempura sets as well as a sushi menu. I got myself a Chirashi (sashimi over bowl of

Pros: Good food

Cons: $$$, but hey it's Japanese food in west LA

Being new to LA and loving sushi, my friend said that I needed to try. We waited in line outside of the restaurant for about 15 min before we were able to get a table. The menu is pretty simple and I thought the sushi was very good. The

Pros: sushi

Cons: parking, cash only

Everytime I come to Venice to visit my Brother I just insist on coming here at least one nite.\r
Great food, Great service, fun place to be\r
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scallop dynamite & spicy tuna hand roll...amazing, but be there very early, the restaurant doesn't take reservation and it's always full!!

i dont know what all these people are complaining about service for. if you come once and throw a fit about 3 people on a 2 person table, you need to go to california pizza kitchen or something because your a panzy. i sit with 3 people at

Pros: food, area

Cons: nothing

"Eaten here before and have had a great time, fish wass fresh and the service was on point.\r
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Wow, ridiculously ineffective sushi chefs (2 were in front of us rolling sushi like is a a slow motion sport - while also

Pros: When it's on, it's on.

Cons: It's rarely on. Service will make you want to off yourself, and the wait staff.

i have NEVER been so angry leaving any establishment.\r
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terrible atmosphere, terrible service. i couldn't figure out why the sushi chef and waitress were being so rude. i love good food and especially good sushi, so i'm willing to spend

Pros: neighborhood

Cons: service, food, atmosphere.

I love this place! On one hand the lines are long and they only take cash. On the other hand, my family has been coming here for years, I mean YEARS and the food is the same as it was years ago. They don't try to have everything on the

Pros: The food is the same as it was years ago

Cons: long lines, cash only, parking

Hide has such good sushi at such an affordable price! This place is awesome to go to after work with friends. It's small and the line is always long but worth the wait. Try to come before 7pm to beat the crowd. This is totally a

Pros: Great sushi

Cons: Long lines

Decent sushi at good prices and good service. There is always a wait. but it's worth it. Parking is a bit of a hassle, but NBD.

Pros: Food, value

Cons: wait, parking

The sushi is good and I like that they offer the basics including tempura and teriyaki. The only problem is that there isn't much seating and I can't help feeling a bit cramped when I'm there. But, even if there is a wait, it usually

Pros: Sushi/food, well priced

Cons: Not enough seating

Used to go here alot, Never been WOWED. Lots of Japanese patrons so I guess they must be doing something right! Lots on the menu, fish is fresh but not as fresh as Komasa, Ankimo is good. I heard management had been changed and the

Pros: Fresh fish, decent sushi

Cons: small cuts, not the best

Yes, the place is crowded, but definitely worth the wait. I was here on a Tuesday night for a birthday dinner with my significant other. We arrived around 7pm, and the place was already packed, but we only waited for about 10-15 minutes.

Pros: fresh sushi, quick service, parking (lot or around neighborhood)

Cons: crowded, usually a wait, cash only

For those of you who think spending loads of $ and a beautiful, trendy ambience translates to great Japanese food - please go to Nobu and the like. But if you like the freshest fish available and a fair size piece at that on rice, good

Pros: Fresh Fish, Good portions, Valet Parking

Cons: Busy, Small sushi Counter, Crowded room

You can't find a better place for the quality of sushi you'll get here at a relatively affordable price. It's easily better than your Sushi Macs but still a notch lower than your Nobus of the world.

Pros: Excellent value

Cons: can be a long wait

Hide. Hide. Hide. I go here at least once a week. The chef on the left corner is funny, as well as great. The fish is always top notch in terms of taste, as well as freshness. Prices are great as well. If I am looking for both rolls as

Pros: Excellent fish. Great prices

Cons: No fresh wasabi/ginger, difficult parking, long wait

Hide is the best sushi in Los Angeles based on cost & quality. Its a cash based place and they have a very thoughtful atm machine inside to make it easy. The combination meals are the bomb. i have never had better tempura anywhere. its

Pros: very fresh fish

Cons: ambience

I have been going to Hide for about 10 years now. Although, it is cash only and often very crowded and closes earlier then most sushi restaurants, I think it is one of the best in L.A. The fish is always fresh and the salmon skin salad is

After being told by numerous people how fabulous this no-frills sushi joint was, I had to try it. Upon first glance, things looked pretty promising: "Cash Only" signs dress the walls, Japanese orders fly through the air and lines of

Pros: Casual & unpretentious

Cons: No rolls!

I have been hearing about Hide as being a great place for great sushi for a great price for the past few years now. Finally, I made the 10 minute journey to Hide with my friend and boyfriend on a Saturday evening. I was excited. The place

Cons: too crowded, small, poor management, extremely poor customer service, doesn't seem customer-oriented

I went to Japan last summer and Hide Sushi reminds me of a typical sushi joint in Japan. It's small, basic, but has fantastic quality fish. It bl0ws my mind away at how fresh the fish is, yet for such an inexpensive price. Hide has a

Pros: Quality of fish, price

Cons: No rezos

not the best tasting sushi. not much choices. but can't beat the price. long lines. good if on a budget.

Been going there for decades. Still the best value in the area. There is so much fish being eaten, the fish is always fresh. long wait, cash only.......get over it.

Pros: fresh fish

Cons: waiting, waiting, waiting

This place is reasonably priced, and the food is very good. Also, it's not intimidating like some of the higher-end sushi-only places. Unagi is always exceptionally tasty. My non-sushi favorite is the scallop dynamite--yummmmm!!!! The

Pros: good food, fair price

Cons: long wait, cash only

Nice place to eat good quality sushi w/ friends. If I'm not in a hurry, I would definitely go back again.

Pros: sushi

Cons: waiting for a table and parking

Hide Sushi is wonderful! My boyfriend and I wandered into this restaurant about a month ago. We were pleasantly surprised by the freshness of the sashimi and sushi and the thickness of the cuts (not paper-thin, but not too thick). I highly

Pros: Fresh, extremely tasty sushi.

Cons: Street parking is a nightmare!! Long wait for table

I have been eating here since early 80s when they were located next to the garden supply place on Sawtelle (Now I am really dating myself.) The food has always been better than good, some times exceptional but never below good, and that is

Pros: Fresh Fish

Cons: Long wait, short hours, Cash only

Man this place is great... if all you want is a some real sushi, and you don't really care about all the other fluff, then this is the place for you. Okay, so the dishware is kinda worn... but it's what's served on them that counts!

Pros: Delicious fish at an unbeatable price

Cons: Service is so-so, and ambience is just "EAT!" Of less importance, small non-sushi menu

My family and I have been going to Hide Sushi for more years than I care to count. It's a place that satisfies my traditional Japanese parents palatte (ex: Chirashi) as well as my Japanese-American taste buds. Their lunch specials with

Pros: Super Fresh and Simple Sushi

Cons: Cash Only; No reservations

hide sushi is a great place for a mellow night of good sushi. with its bright lights and bare decor, this is a place that is more about the food than the ambience (though everyone there is very friendly, adding to the enjoyable dining

Pros: the sushi

Cons: the wait

The sushi is good - fresh, basic stuff. It was crowded when we went (9pm on a Thursday). We had to wait about 20 minutes for a table and wound up sitting at the bar. My vegetarian friend loved his roll, better than the avocado roll he

I have been coming to Hide Sushi for now more than 10 years (how time has flown!) and Hide is still as good as ever!! My only complaint? The news got out and now it's always full!!! But it's the best place to get great sushi. No fancy

Pros: Value, Sushi, Dynamite w/ clams!

Cons: Wait

The sushi here is great. All their rolls, spicy, hamachi, scallop are great, you get four pieces in a cut roll. If you like dynamite (baked scallops/clams with mushrooms and mayo), it's great here and the perfect size so you don't get sick

Pros: Fresh sushi, Cut rolls, Polite service

Cons: Long waits, Parking, Close too early!

Great Toro (at reasonable price) Other sushi is also damn good. However, SUPER CRAMPPED SUSHI BAR! They "squeeze" you in wherever there is a spot. Long wait times and only cash. Service is "fair" at best.

Pros: Sushi

Cons: Service

We went out tonight for a sushi snack and decided to try this place. We both thought it was awsome! The unagi is served warm and melts in your mouth. All the sushi was really fresh and I loved sitting at the sushi bar. The tempura was good

Pros: Great service, Great sushi

I come here often, but just for take out. I usually get the chirashi and it is pretty good, they give you about 7 pieces of fish over rice. The fish is really fresh, the salmon is the freshest I ever had at a Japanese restaurant. For 1~3

Pros: Food, Price

Cons: Small

This place is sooo cheap, and the fish is honestly some of the freshest I've found in my sushi experience in LA. The dishes are not the most creative, and the dining room is unadorned, so if you're looking for Super Duper Lobster Roll

Pros: Cheap!, Very fresh

Cons: Some waiting, Small menu

They have good sushi at reasonable prices. They have parking, but you have to wait for a seat. Don't look at the place while you're waiting; the food would be even better if they gave it a make over. You need to remember the bring CASH. It

Pros: Good Food, Parking, Good Spot

Cons: CASH only, Lacking Decor, Waiting to be Seated

Love this place. Fresh fish, great service. Prices on average here are a lot cheaper than at other sushi restaurants, usually about a dollar cheaper for rolls and sushi pieces. There's not much to say about the decor and sometimes there is

Pros: fresh fish, nice sushi chefs, quick service

Hide Sushi is a little hole in the wall joint...the best kind of Japanese food. It's small, yet does sushi well. Their tempura and spicy tunas are good too.

My FAVORITE hidden sushi place! It is a small place and VERY crowded almost all the time, come early for seating. Sit at the sushi bar! They are so nice there and friendly and the portions are generous! They ONLY serve the FRESHEST fish,

Pros: fresh fish, parking, great sushi chefs

Cons: NONE! ^_^

It's true it's small and crowded and the service is mediocre. But they have the most amazing dynamite! It's so pakced with seafood and they have a secret recipe for the sauce that they keep so sacret they won't allow take out on their

If what you are looking for is good sushi at a reasonable price, this is a fine choice. But, expect the experience to include your neighbor's elbow in close proximity to your food and unenergetic service (not to mention being moved to and

Pros: good sushi, reasonable prices

Cons: poor service, crowded, cash only

I first went to this place last year with a few co-workers and now I go at least once a week [or whatever my budget permits! ] The sushi is EXCELLENT. The portions aren't very big, but the price and quality make up for that.

Its

Pros: Quality, Price

Cons: Portions