What to order at KazuNori

Must order
The five-roll set: blue crab, scallop, lobster, yellowtail and toro in sequence.
Signature dishes
Blue crab handroll, Toro handroll
Editor tip
Walk-in only, the line moves once a seat opens; eat each handroll within 30 seconds, the nori loses snap fast.
CuisineJapanese
Price$$
NeighborhoodDowntown La
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Los Angeles: Private Downtown Food Tour
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Los Angeles: Private Downtown Food Tour

Explore Downtown LA on a private food tour. Taste local favorites and hidden gems, from the original French dip to the best taquitos in the city, and discover the flav...

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Location

Address: 421 S Main St, Los Angeles, CA 90013

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Bestia ★ 4.7

$$$ ItalianDowntown La

Ori Menashe and Genevieve Gergis's Arts District room set the tone for downtown LA's modern Italian cooking in 2012 and still pulls bookings six weeks out.

OrderCavatelli alla Norcina with house pork sausage and black truffle.

TipBook six weeks out for prime time; bar seats walk-in only from 17:30, and the menu is the same as the dining room.

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Sushi Note ★ 4.2

$$$$ Japanese SushiSherman Oaks

Sushi Note on Ventura Boulevard, Sherman Oaks, pairs traditional edomae sushi with a 90-deep natural-wine list, a Valley counter that books two weeks ahead.

OrderChef-selection omakase with a pour of grower Champagne from the deep wine list.

TipThe 90-bottle natural-wine list is the real reason to choose Sushi Note over its peers; ask the server for guidance.

Sushi Tama ★ 4.2

$$$$ Japanese SushiBeverly Grove

Sushi Tama on Robertson Boulevard, Beverly Grove, is Chef Hideyuki Yoshimoto's Tsukiji-trained omakase room serving fish flown in from Japan three times.

OrderThe omakase with hirame, kinmedai, uni and toro flown in from Toyosu market three times a week.

TipChef Yoshimoto trained at Tsukiji; the omakase is shorter than the chef-counter rivals but the fish is unmatched.

Bestia ★ 4.7

$$$ ItalianDowntown La

Ori Menashe and Genevieve Gergis's Arts District room set the tone for downtown LA's modern Italian cooking in 2012 and still pulls bookings six weeks out.

OrderCavatelli alla Norcina with house pork sausage and black truffle.

TipBook six weeks out for prime time; bar seats walk-in only from 17:30, and the menu is the same as the dining room.

Republique ★ 4.6

$$$ French BistroMid Wilshire

Walter and Margarita Manzke's Republique in Los Angeles serves pastries, lunch and a French-Californian dinner from a 1928 commissary on La Brea Avenue.

OrderThe kouign-amann at breakfast, then the half roast chicken at dinner.

TipPastry counter opens at 08:00 weekends; queue forms by 09:30. The dinner side reopens at 17:30 with a separate menu and easier walk-ins.

Felix Trattoria ★ 4.6

$$$ ItalianVenice

Evan Funke's Venice pasta room rolls every shape by hand in a glass-walled laboratorio. Felix Trattoria is the busiest dinner reservation on Abbot Kinney.

OrderCacio e pepe finished tableside in a wheel of pecorino.

TipReservations open 30 days out and disappear in the first hour; counter seats overlooking the pasta room are walk-in from 17:00.

Mother Wolf ★ 4.5

$$$ Roman ItalianMid Wilshire

Evan Funke's Roman follow-up to Felix runs out of a 1930s Citizen News building in Hollywood. Mother Wolf serves Roman pasta in a marble-and-gold room.

OrderSuppli al telefono, then the tonnarelli cacio e pepe.

TipThe bar room serves the full menu without a reservation, but you need to be in line by 17:15 on a Friday.

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