Sushi Go 55
L.A. sushi veterans bring Japanese regional classics like beef tempura with homemade sauce and exotic specialties (think grilled conch served in its shell) to Little Tokyo.
(213) 784-3112
333 S Alameda St Ste 317
(at Third Street)
Los Angeles,
CA
90013
34.0448
-118.2381
Neighborhoods: Wholesale District / Skid Row, Downtown, Central LA
Hours:
Mon-Fri 11:15am-2:15pm, 5:30pm-10pm
Sat -Sun 11:30am-2:30pm, 5pm-10pm
Price:
$$
Last updated 7.02.09
What People Are Saying About Sushi Go 55
The Owner
Sushi Go 55
Owner
We use the highest quality fish fresh daily from Japan and all over the world!
Our soy sauce is a special house recipe. We use high quality wasabi and ginger.
The Morishita family opened the second sushi bar in America in 1966 and have received received a sushi pioneer award and plaque from the California State Assembly.
Take out/To Go orders accepted.
Outstanding sushi, sashimi, and authentic prepared and cooked Japanese style cuisine.
Located on the 3rd floor inside the Little Tokyo Shopping Center (same building as Mitsuwa Market) on the corner of Alameda and 3rd Street.
Free validated parking. Enter on Alameda St between 3rd and 4th Street. Park on 4th floor to access 3rd floor mall entrance.
The Editor
Martha Burr
Citysearch
In Short
A long pale sushi bar made of prized Japanese Cypress dominates the minimalist, blond wood and white bento box of a room. The chefs each have 25 years' experience, and the savvy crowd knows it. Homemade soy, ponzu and eel sauces belie the care devoted to the daily fresh fish from Japan. Beyond sushi, other specialties include grilled conch served in its shell, sliced lotus root with beef tempura, deep fried hama hama oysters, and fugu (blowfish skin) with ponzu.
User Reviews
mollypsca
June 28, 2009
This was really good sushi from a lover of CA rolls, Unagi and Miso Soup. I am not the most adventurous, but I know what I like ... and that is, clean - affordable - quality sushi. This place fits the bill. In fact, I found it through citysearch and saw all of the fantastic reviews and thought, why not? So, I did and here I am adding to them. There are a couple of bad reviews, ignore them. This place is solid! There is also some REALLY cool shopping in the mall, so plan some extra time and have a look around.
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osakagirl
March 27, 2009
Wow! Better than I've had in Japan and that's where the fish is coming from. How's that possible? Started with the King Crab Sunomono appetizer is fantastic it had the sea salt flavor from the sea. Their uni is so sweet and fresh. Love their live sweet shrimp. Most times I get the heads fried like popcorn shrimp. Their spanish mackerel is soooooo good with grated ginger and ponzu sauce. It's on par if not better with the best sushi bars on westside which I normally pay $100+ pp at 70-80% of the price. The owner, Tomoko dressed in blue is super friendly and is knowledgeable about food.
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TrealTalk
March 26, 2009
I came here ready to eat everything on the menu! And the food was great but i could have ate more, as fat as that sounds...I like this place just as much as i like Club Sushi
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Save Money:
Lunch combos are a great deal. Items such as the sashimi plate, sushi sampler, tempura plate and deep fried oysters come with miso soup, cucumber, daily appetizer, and Japanese pickles.
Parking:
The restaurant is on the third floor of Tokyo Shopping Center, on the corner of Alameda and Third. During the day, enter on Alameda between Third and Fourth, and park on the fourth floor to access the entrance. After 8pm, enter through the parking structure.
Category:
Payment Methods:
American Express, Discover, Visa, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Notable Chef, Theater District Dining, Hidden Find, Lunch Spot, Business Dining, Date Spot, Prix Fixe Menu
Cuisine:
Message from Sushi Go 55
- 2005-2008 Best of Citysearch
- Reservations Accepted
We use the highest quality fish fresh daily from Japan and all over the world!
Our soy sauce is a special house recipe. We use high quality wasabi and ginger.
The Morishita family opened the second sushi bar in America in 1966 and have received received a sushi pioneer award and plaque from the California State Assembly.
Take out/To Go orders accepted.
Outstanding sushi, sashimi, and authentic prepared and cooked Japanese style cuisine.
Located on the 3rd floor inside the Little Tokyo Shopping Center (same building as Mitsuwa Market) on the corner of Alameda and 3rd Street.
Free validated parking. Enter on Alameda St between 3rd and 4th Street. Park on 4th floor to access 3rd floor mall entrance.
