(310) 659-6580
8866 W Sunset Blvd
Los Angeles,
CA
90069
34.0905
-118.3848
Neighborhoods: Central LA, West Hollywood
Reviews & Ratings for Ta-ke Sushi
32 reviews
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Ta-ke Sushi has the best Vegetable Tempura!
by Valerie L at Citysearch
I also tried and loved their Miso soup, Salmon Skin Salad and Avocado, Cucumber & Cream Cheese roll. I like their service too because the owner seemed to be genuinely concerned with us liking their food.
- Pros: Ta-Ke Sushi is in the heart of West Hollywood!
Great sushi
by CSMobileUser2 at Citysearch
Bad service, buy fresh sushi. Would still recommend to anyone!
- Pros: Example: best croissants in town
- Cons: What are the drawbacks?
Ta-Ke
by TrealTalk at Citysearch
Great food and soup..im a fan. They have better soup than club sushi but i'd give Club Sushi the edge on the food!
Best Sushi
by Js3721 at Citysearch
I have found it really hard to find a Sushi place that has just right ginger salad dressing plus good sushi! I have eaten at Take about 5 times in the past 2 weeks its that good!
- Pros: Best garden salad
- Cons: What are the drawbacks?
Great place for Lunch
by IACMY at Citysearch
Great lunch specials! There salmon terryaki and various lunch special combintations are a great deal. If you work around the area, you should definitly check it out. This establishment wreaks of "mom and pops" type of a place!
- Pros: Lunch Specials, Mom & Pops feel
Sunset Strip sushi joint offers fresh fish and friendly service to local lunchers and nighttime revelers.
by Mar Yvette at Citysearch
Walk past the hanging bamboo beads at the entrance of this little dive and you might feel as though you've just stepped into a local sushi haunt in the middle of Tokyo. Hanging box lights, a bamboo-slat ceiling, obligatory hanging blowfish ornaments, a samurai sword and assorted Japanese artifacts--not to mention the husband-and-wife owners straight from Japan--create the authentic vibe. But lest you forget you're in the middle of Hollywood, the young music types and tattooed roadies at the sushi bar (from next-door Viper Room), as well as the oddly cool music wafting in from the speakers (it can be the entire Smiths catalogue one day and Neil Diamond's best-of the next night) befits the quirky environs. Service is slow--especially during the weekday lunch rush--but always friendly, and menu options cover all the basics as well as a few house specialties like the fried shrimp with cornflakes. And there's about 20 different sakes to wash it all down.
Combos provide plenty of food at reasonable prices
by jenheidir at Citysearch
Visitors on the Sunset Strip snack on sushi, tempura, teriyaki and other traditional Japanese cuisine at the bar inside this tiny, wood-paneled dining room. In addition to the regular menu, a handful of combo specials are also offered on average for under $10, featuring various combinations of sushi, tempura, salads and noodles. Most combos also come with miso soup. The staff was very helpful with letting the vegetarian members of our party create a combo that fit with their dietary needs. For me, the spicy tuna rolls were the highlight of my meal. The fish didn?t taste overly mushy and had an interesting tangy, pickle-like flavor. The restaurant has a room in the back as well as upstairs for larger parties. However, as this place is rather short on space, I?d say meals here are really meant for a party of two if you want to eat comfortably and get your food in a timely manner.
- Pros: food, price
- Cons: small dining room
Very good sushi, salads and soups
by doll83 at Citysearch
The menu offers reasonable priced sushi combo plates, nicely decorated and freshly prepared. Choose a combo and get a wide variety of Asian specialties served on a tray. The combos include diverse spicy soups, eclectic fish salads, traditional sushi rolls (tuna, salmon, shrimp, crab meat) shrimps, crab meat, veggie and shrimp tempura and rice alongside. This healthy food makes you happy, healthy and you keep your shape.
- Pros: Food
Wish I have known that.
by magicmonkey at Citysearch
I have been to this small place couple of times.
I had one bad experience :(
Usually this place serve "Excellent Fish" (Yes, cap "E"),
but that day I sat down at end of the bar and had terrible Sashimi :(
I don't know how to describe it but looks and taste were nasty.
"Horrible"
I have been eating sushi for years but I have never had sushi or sashimi like this before.
A few days later, I went back with my co-workers, (well, I had no choice because
it was a lunch / business meeting) at this time I got different Sushi Chef, co-workers
start placing order in but I wasn't going to order anything because of the
experience... when one of my co-worker got Sashimi Plate and looks really good, so I stole her
some pieces.
"That was really good"
So I asked the chef about why his fish was better than the other chef.
He simply answered me that
"It is all about how to handle (treat) the fish and cut right portion, thickness and presentations"
After all, his fish wasn't bad at all, just the other chef doesn't know how to handle or cut it (Sorry, man).
So people if you are going to decided eating out here, try to get the seats close to the front entrance.
I believe that he is the owner of that place who served and give me a good explanation regarding
fish.












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