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Best Date Night Sushi Restaurants in Studio City (91604)

4 hand-picked restaurants, critic-reviewed and ranked

Last Updated: April 2026

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Our Top Pick
Leona's Sushi House
Michelin Guide recognition for Japanese-Peruvian fusion from Michelin-star chef

Notable Picks

$$$ Studio City
Michelin-recognized Japanese-Peruvian fusion from Chef Shige Fujimoto creating irreverent dishes in a hip space with distinctive dining areas. The innovative menu balances ceviche and sashimi-quality seafood with playful creations like udon carbonara with smoked pork belly and sticky-sweet oxtail bao.
Must-Try Dishes: Udon Carbonara, Oxtail Bao, Halibut Ponzu
What Makes it Special: Michelin Guide recognition for Japanese-Peruvian fusion from Michelin-star chef
$$ Studio City
Established in 1979 at the beginning of LA's sushi craze, this Valley institution combines fine Japanese cuisine with a lively ambiance featuring a Japanese garden with koi pond. The first in the Valley to offer upscale sushi in a warm atmosphere, it maintains consistent quality across nearly five decades.
Must-Try Dishes: Sexy Roll, Volcano Roll, Eggplant with Garlic Sauce
What Makes it Special: Studio City's original upscale sushi destination since 1979 with tranquil garden setting

Worthy Picks

$$$ Studio City
Valley classic tucked behind a folk art boutique offering extensive menu and bamboo forest ambiance across indoor-outdoor spaces. Known for hefty portions and efficient service, it serves straightforward Japanese cuisine with bento lunch specials combining soup, salad, rice, sushi, and choice of sashimi or tempura.
Must-Try Dishes: Bento Lunch Special, Spicy Tuna Crispy Rice, Albacore with Crispy Onions
What Makes it Special: Bamboo forest setting with comprehensive menu and generous portions
$$ Studio City
A chef-driven neighborhood sushi spot on Radford Ave that competes on price where Studio City tends to run expensive, with a dedicated happy hour that gives the chirashi and tempura lineup a lower entry point. The small, cozy room runs moderate on noise and keeps the vibe casual—regulars come for reliable fish at honest prices, not for a scene. Private lot parking is an uncommon perk for the area.
Must-Try Dishes: Chirashi, Tempura, Spicy Tuna Roll
What Makes it Special: Chef-driven sushi spot on Radford Ave where competitive pricing and a dedicated happy hour set it apart from Studio City's pricier options