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T.O.T. Little Tokyo is a traditional Japanese restaurant offering a wide range of authentic dishes. Located in the heart of Little Tokyo, this restaurant provides a cozy atmosphere where guests can enjoy high-quality Japanese comfort food in a welcoming setting.
Relaxed Japanese choice offering traditional dishes & sushi, along with a variety of sake.
Hours
| Friday | 11:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 345 E 2nd St, Los Angeles, CA 90012
Phone: (213) 680-0344
Website: http://kagurausa.com/?r_5
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Reviews
Jason R
Excellent food and outstanding service. The tonkatsu here is perfection. Easily the best tonkatsu I’ve had in recent memory. The thick cut pork is juicy, tender, and packed with flavor. The tonkatsu sauce leans more savory than sweet, which I prefer, and the accompaniments were everything I hope for with this comforting dish. I especially appreciated the thinly shredded cabbage with dressing. So few Japanese restaurants where I’m from (Bay Area) still serve tonkatsu with cabbage and I think that’s a real shame. I can’t recommend this place enough, give it a try the next time you’re in Little Tokyo.
… moreAdonis Pascual
This pork tender katsu is wonderfully tender and a delight to the palate. Each bite offers a satisfying chew that melts in your mouth. The flavor is truly delicious, making it an incredibly enjoyable meal. I highly recommend this dish for anyone seeking a succulent and flavorful katsu experience. It’s a truly yummy preparation of this classic favorite. The service was astounding.
… moreJack
Food is alright, clean environment though. Ordered Pork Katsu don but the katsu was covered with egg and onion already so it is not krispy. Also had the tenzaru, the noodles were fine but the vegetable tempura were not as good.
… moreMcFear
Food was really good as well as the presentation!
The curry was sooo well seasoned and this is one of the CRISPIEST potato croquette I’ve had. Was ridiculously delicious yall! It came with a side of miso soup which was really nice.
My girl said the sammy chicken could have had more seasoning but was still very delicious! Will be coming back again!
… moreThe curry was sooo well seasoned and this is one of the CRISPIEST potato croquette I’ve had. Was ridiculously delicious yall! It came with a side of miso soup which was really nice.
My girl said the sammy chicken could have had more seasoning but was still very delicious! Will be coming back again!
drop p
Good service and food. We went on a weekday and it wasn’t that busy. I had never been here despite being to Little Tokyo so much through the years.
Inside it was actually fairly quiet. Several people were inside dining alone and it was not an overstimulating restaurant in terms of noise. It was a nice atmosphere compared to outside.
We had the tempura bento and the food was good. Tempura and fried chicken in the tempura bento were nice and crispy. Comfortable booth seating. The employees had good service and were personable too.
They also had a restroom if you were a paying customer and it was clean (I particularly dislike disgusting restrooms and it lowers my opinion of a place lol). So I had to compliment the cleanliness too.
… moreInside it was actually fairly quiet. Several people were inside dining alone and it was not an overstimulating restaurant in terms of noise. It was a nice atmosphere compared to outside.
We had the tempura bento and the food was good. Tempura and fried chicken in the tempura bento were nice and crispy. Comfortable booth seating. The employees had good service and were personable too.
They also had a restroom if you were a paying customer and it was clean (I particularly dislike disgusting restrooms and it lowers my opinion of a place lol). So I had to compliment the cleanliness too.
Natasha Venizelos
We came here for dinner last night and had a lovely experience. We could walk in right away when we walked past just before 7 pm; however, when we left at about 7:45, it was quite busy, and you might have to wait for a table. The serving sizes were generous, and the food was delicious. I had the spicy chicken ramen and loved the broth. The atmosphere and service were quite average.
… moreVeronika G
I’ve been to this place before, and every time it’s an amazing dining experience!
Today, I stopped by just for dessert, and their new Matcha Tiramisu totally blew me away – the flavor is on another level!
Highly recommend giving it a try!
… moreToday, I stopped by just for dessert, and their new Matcha Tiramisu totally blew me away – the flavor is on another level!
Highly recommend giving it a try!
Jessica Durney
The pork katsu curry was fantastic! Really crispy, great quality meat, and the curry was a nice thick consistency. The potato croquette was also very tasty and well fried. But the shrimp tempura was very undercooked, with the batter still goey under a first layer of very pale and chewy batter. It was super disappointing, but everything else was so good I’ll consider it a fluke. Overall I’d come back to try more from their menu.
… moreAngelica Le
Overall: 3.7/5 (dine in)
This place had no wait on a Saturday night so we just decided to try it. The food was decent but not good enough to compete with the other Japanese restaurants in Little Tokyo.
Sayuri Sake ($16): This was the only sweet sake listed so we got that one. It was pretty good and easy to drink. It’s not as sweet as the flavored soju but it’s sweet enough that you don’t really taste the alcohol.
Dragon Roll ($17), Alaska Roll ($15), Salmon Roll ($8.50): Their sushi was meh and pretty bland. Would not get sushi here again.
Shrimp Shumai ($8): This was actually really good and my favorite item of the whole meal.
Premium Black Pork Loin ($19): This was my second favorite item. The pork loin pieces were thick and good, not too dry. However, I think the portion size is aa bit small for the price.
Tenzaru ($15): The cold soba noodle was okay. The mix tempura was good.
… moreThis place had no wait on a Saturday night so we just decided to try it. The food was decent but not good enough to compete with the other Japanese restaurants in Little Tokyo.
Sayuri Sake ($16): This was the only sweet sake listed so we got that one. It was pretty good and easy to drink. It’s not as sweet as the flavored soju but it’s sweet enough that you don’t really taste the alcohol.
Dragon Roll ($17), Alaska Roll ($15), Salmon Roll ($8.50): Their sushi was meh and pretty bland. Would not get sushi here again.
Shrimp Shumai ($8): This was actually really good and my favorite item of the whole meal.
Premium Black Pork Loin ($19): This was my second favorite item. The pork loin pieces were thick and good, not too dry. However, I think the portion size is aa bit small for the price.
Tenzaru ($15): The cold soba noodle was okay. The mix tempura was good.
Dom Ku
Teishokuya of Tokyo is a little restaurant on the outside edge of the Japanese Village Plaza. I always pass by and it’s easy to miss. Their restaurant doesn’t look super attractive, but it doesn’t look terrible and I think this middle ground defines ToT very well.
The inside of the restaurant looks average, many of the restaurants in Little Tokyo are very historied and may have older, deteriorating furniture. ToT is getting there; their furniture is outdated but it’s still in good condition. One downside about their place was that it was really loud. It felt like I could hear all the other groups in the room. Their service was normal and the staff was polite but they forgot our appetizer and had to make it later.
The food is mid, like something I could make at home on a weekday. I ordered the curry udon and it tasted fine. We also had the takoyaki and the spicy tuna donburi, again they were just fine. I’m sure they’re food is very stable, but I wouldn’t want to go again. The taste of their dishes didn’t have any draw. The main draw of their food seemed to be their portion sizes. You can see in the pictures that they give a big bowl full of food, but at the same time they still skimp out on the meat. 5 slices of tuna for a big bowl of rice and salad. 2 pieces of chicken for a big bowl of udon. That’s unpleasant.
… moreThe inside of the restaurant looks average, many of the restaurants in Little Tokyo are very historied and may have older, deteriorating furniture. ToT is getting there; their furniture is outdated but it’s still in good condition. One downside about their place was that it was really loud. It felt like I could hear all the other groups in the room. Their service was normal and the staff was polite but they forgot our appetizer and had to make it later.
The food is mid, like something I could make at home on a weekday. I ordered the curry udon and it tasted fine. We also had the takoyaki and the spicy tuna donburi, again they were just fine. I’m sure they’re food is very stable, but I wouldn’t want to go again. The taste of their dishes didn’t have any draw. The main draw of their food seemed to be their portion sizes. You can see in the pictures that they give a big bowl full of food, but at the same time they still skimp out on the meat. 5 slices of tuna for a big bowl of rice and salad. 2 pieces of chicken for a big bowl of udon. That’s unpleasant.