Iroha Sushi of Tokyo

Its a hard place to find because it kind of looks like a house. But inside is very cozy and I think one of the \r
Best place in the valley for sushi.

Great food. Awesome ambiance. Friendly service. Always movie stars. Very romantic.

Great place to eat. Great ambiance! Great servers. Great sushi!
Always see movie stars here. I recommend you eat out side.

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 are

I love the seared salmon and variety of hand rolls at Iroha and the service is great. Its hard to find because its tucked away in a corner...I drove by it like 3 times before I found it. Valet parking is a mess...park on the street.

We used to eat here until the superior Katsu-Ya opened on Ventura (about 1.25 miles east near Colfax).

The quality of the sushi is good, not great, although the fresh scallops in season (sashmi style) are only offered by a few sushi bars, Katsu-Ya is also one of them.

Parking lot is very tiny, which makes parking difficult, unless you're wiling to walk. This is a good place for a date.

My husband and I go out for sushi all the time. This was our first time at Iroha and we loved it. This is going to be our go-to sushi place from now on.

A group of us went to Iroha Sushi last night and experienced nothing short of excellent food and service. Every selection that we ordered was delicious and the fish that was used was extremely fresh. I highly recommend asking your server

Forget Katsuya, overpriced corporate sushi, this place is the real deal. The Sushi chefs here are experts and so attentive. Jose cuts paper thin sashimi that is simply AMAZING. Even the waiters remember my boss and I's favorite sake and

The atmosphere is awsome - super cute BUT super decieving. When we got there they told us the wait would be 15 minutes. FINALLY after over an hour had passed we got 2 seats at the bar, only to realize that none of the chefs were

I have been all over the Studio City area looking for my favorite Sushi place, and Iroha has been a constant delight. I stumbled on this place once after a long day. This was the only Sushi restaurant in the area that was open, and it

This place never fails to serve up succulent, mouth-watering sushi from the freshest fish. Everything we've tried on the menu is supurb and tasty and expertly prepared. The specials wrapped in cucumber are excellent. Some reviewers

I hesitated to rate this place average.....went there in the middle of the week - made a reso - seated us on time. The waiter was HORRIBLE - totally inattentive, brought the edamame AFTER the appetizer and first roll. Totally forgot about

this is one of the best sushi restaurants in town. They have a great selection of sushi and their specials are great. You have to try the asparagus !!! The set up is really cut and the servers are always friendly. They don't close for

I found this place on this site and decided to go there based on the reviews. I have no idea what you people are talking about? I arrived there and sat at the bar only to see that the fish was not wrapped in plastic and even worse that

This is one of my favorite places for sushi in LA. It is set in a beautiful Japanese style tea house behind an incredible world art gallery/boutique. The sushi divine, also freshly prepared and inspiring. The sushi chefs dish out a lot of

I used to like this place a lot, but lately, the service has gone downhill. Attitude is cold and indifferent, like they're doing you a favor. Patio was a good idea, but restaurant is still cramped and very noisy. Not a good date spot

One of the best suchi bars in the valley! Some of the freshest Hamachi, Maguro, and Toro.....and sweet shrimp that they kill and clean right in front of you, still alive when you taste them. A little pricey, but well worth the sushi/sake

Great Sushi! Large tastey cuts of sushi. The abalone special was great.. Friendly service.

This place used to be a hidden gem. Not any more. We had bland sushi and indifferent service. They couldn't even get the edamame right. Don't waste your time.

I consider myself a sushi connoisseur and I always have a great time here. It has the vibe of a small sushi bar in the countryside of Japan while at the same time offering very non-traditional rolls. Their "Sushi Pizza" is awesome and if it's in season, try the live sweet shrimp or live scallops!

PROS: Very personable sushi chefs, great atmosphere, great sake selection
CONS: Valet parking is limited but plenty of street parking

The patio area is perfect for a summer night!!! The sushi was excellent!! There was a lot of variety to choose from, which is a definite plus for adventurous or picky eaters. The only thing that wasn't very great was their desserts. The

They recently added an enclosed patio which made this place much more accessible - hard to get in before.

This place makes the best sushi I've ever eaten.

I would never have entered this restaurant if I hadn't read all the nice things about it! From oustide it looks uninviting. Inside, what a pleasant retreat, a peaceful oasis of sushi! The fish was very fresh, the warm dishes very tasteful,

What a charming little place, tucked away in a little courtyard off of sushi row. You will greeted warmly both when you enter and when you depart. One particular sushi chef will say "see you tomorrow!".

The fish is all top notch. Blue

You feel like you've entered a little chalet. Friendly service and great daily specials. Stays open late (until midnight Monday - Saturday).

Fresh ingredients.
Cute and informal. Very very noisy and un-peaceful. Families with small children, plus the western music added to the chaos.
Non Japanese clientelle.

I have been to sushi restaurants all over town, and you just can't beat Iroha for the overall exerience. The sushi is fantastic, the wait staff polite, and the atmosphere is peaceful, quaint, and soothing . If you try Iroha, you will