Mia Sushi
(323) 256-2562
4741 Eagle Rock Blvd
Los Angeles,
CA
90041
34.1312
-118.2166
Neighborhoods: Eagle Rock, East LA
What People Are Saying About Mia Sushi
The Editor
Martha Burr
Citysearch
In Short
This upscale, stylish space is Eagle Rock's entry into trendy sushi-ville. Hipsters and young professionals flock to this artsy Zen-modern room, which is decorated with giant, gilded Buddha carvings, flickering with votives and rocking to a clubby beat. An idyllic patio features a glass waterfall fountain, bamboo and stone. The menu includes a full selection of sushi, specialty rolls like a traditional California with baked lobster and eel sauce, and entrees like seafood tempura and grilled filet mignon.
User Reviews
mtwashtea
January 08, 2009
This is not your usual Japanese restaurant. It is 5 steps up! The food is fresh, delicious and served in an unusally tasty manner. The servers and staff are helpful and friendly and definately aim to please. We love this place even tho it is a little pricey, it is so worth it. And it is in our neighborhood of Eagle Rock!
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Anonymous
January 08, 2009
They have inventive and modern sushi along with the classics. There fish is always very fresh and I have yet to have a bad piece. I am very picky about quality, cut and new flavors so I was so happy when I found a high quality sushi resteraunt. They are located in a wierd place and it is not the cheapest place to go but it is worth it. If I don't eat here, I drive to Studio city. Try the bamboo roll!
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Kenneth2007
June 06, 2008
Kazu (I think thats the way his name is spelled) the head sushi chef, is the best in town. I dont even have to tell him what I want - with just a few visits, he already knows what I want. And if I am feeling adventurous, I let him suprise me with one of his special on the fly creations. This is my favorite local spot. I have brought in a few dates here and they were impressed with it all.
read full reviewThe Details on Mia Sushi
Parking:
The valet is convenient, but nearby street parking is usually readily available.
What to Drink:
Premium hot and cold sake, beer and a few select wines are served; the corkage fee is $9.
Look Good:
The restaurant's interior is fairly intimate, but the patio is an excellent space for a larger party, and may be reserved. There's an 18-percent gratuity included on parties of six or more.
Category:
Payment Methods:
American Express, Discover, Visa, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Local Favorite, Late Night Dining, Outdoor Dining, Hidden Find, People Watching, Date Spot, Bar Scene
