(310) 550-8547
9105 W Olympic Blvd
Beverly Hills,
CA
90212
34.0594
-118.3901
Neighborhood: Beverly Hills
What People Are Saying About Crazy Fish Japanese Rstrnt
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
The Scene – It's not the sleek sushi bar you'd expect to find in Beverly Hills, but that's part of Crazy Fish's charm. The decor at this non-traditional fish house reflects an era when pastel colors were all the rage and it made sense to stencil angelfish on the wall. While Westside trendsetters have outgrown bangle earrings and turquoise high-tops, they still flock for Crazy Fish's inexpensive sushi. – – The Food – Whimsical sushi rolls take center stage. The Oy Vey! Sushi Roll and Beverly Hills Roll are good for giggles, but when servings are this large, it's best…
Horrible stay away bad service low staffing
by mariovan1
Horrible stay away bad service low staffing no service and you are forced to pay 18 % tip even if you are one person i had to get my own food from the counter and i asked for my bill took 30 minutes and she said hey you are not my table talk to ur server she was the server from start to end STAY AWAY BAD SERVICE
- Pros: Horrible stay away bad service low staffing
- Cons: no service and you are forced to pay 18 % tip
Great sushi, HORRIBLE service!!!
by chellebelle
This place...oye. I quit going for 6 months because of the service (and the way they nickel and dime you to DEATH). Tonight I was really craving it so...yeah, unfortunately nothing has changed. Still the insane charges for everything and the service-or lack thereof-is so terrible that I have vowed I will never ever return. There is a waiter there (STILL-HOW???!!!) omg, I wanted to light a fire under his ass-LITERALLY! Lord almighty and then they have the audacity to add an auto gratuity?! You don't get a tip just for showing up to work buddy! Well, I guess at Crazy Fish you do...suxxx :(
- Pros: food
- Cons: service
Absurdly Average
by FoodGuy77
I've tried many sushi restaurants in the L.A. area and had yet to be disappointed with the food or service - until I went to Crazy Fish.
Presentation isn't everything, however it is important to at least make some effort to make a plate of food look appetizing. I ordered two rolls that were massive and awkwardly put together, practically falling apart as I picked them up. My fiance' ordered a tuna sashimi salad that wasn't even served with mixed greens or Romaine lettuce, but with ICEBERG head lettuce (the type you buy at the grocery store for 59 cents).
This establishment seems to believe that quantity of food champions over quality, and I will also echo the previous reviews regarding the horrible service. I had to literally flag our waiter down to get:
1. A menu
2. A drink
3. A glass of water
4. Our check
When I received the check, I was actually insulted to find a "16% gratuity charge" that they tried to impose on our order. A very minimal tip was given and we left without a sound.
There was nothing unique or memorable about my experience at this restaurant and I would not recommend it to anyone. Rather - go down the street one block to Miru 8691on the corner of Olympic and Palm. Attractive food presentation, quality sushi and a relaxed atmosphere.
- Pros: None
- Cons: bland food, worse service
The Details on Crazy Fish Japanese Rstrnt
Know Before You Go:
Don't come in large groups, especially on crowded weekend nights. You might end up waiting two hours for a table large enough to accommodate everyone.
Look Good:
Don't miss the sign-in list on the door.
The Extras:
You'll have to stand outside while waiting for a table.










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