Located in the SLS Hotel, Beverly Hills This eatery from Chefs/owners Phillip Frankland Lee and Margarita Kallas-Lee is no ordinary omakase spot. The nigiri are not just supremely finessed but also infused with original touches—like the dab of sweet corn “pudding” and sourdough breadcrumbs that coat slices of hamachi. Even traditional pairings become transcendent with his house-fermented soy sauce. The iconoclastic vibe extends to the beverages, including cocktails, sake, and beer. Despite such originality, this bar does indeed adhere strictly to one tradition: a mini counter with seating for just ten to ensure a deeply personalized experience. Your time here is bound to pass in a blissful haze of convivial chatter. – The Michelin Guide
Hours
| Saturday | 4:30–11 PM |
| Sunday | 4:30–11 PM |
| Monday | 4:30–11 PM |
| Tuesday | 4:30–11 PM |
| Wednesday | 4:30–11 PM |
| Thursday | 4:30–11 PM |
| Friday | 4:30–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Phone: (323) 678-9002
Website: http://www.sushibyscratchrestaurants.com/beverlyhills
Order and Reservations
Reservations: sevenrooms.com
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Reviews
Drinks were also tasty and strong.
As for food, this is sushi for people who don’t like the taste of raw fish. Every piece has insane amount of sauces. Every sauce known to man – you name it. They literally drizzle sauces over each piece. One has like 5 sauces on them and had no coherence. And SO MUCH salt and many times sugar and honey. One piece tasted just like hot chicken wings. If that’s what you want in sushi, I guess you might enjoy it.
They also way overcooked the wagyu where it was burnt. In the end maybe the fish was high quality but I doubt it. Generally when you drench food w strong sauces you’re hiding bad quality of the ingredients. Rice has strong odor of vinegar, altho that can be a style, and was slightly undercooked.
Also first time seeing a sushi chef w very thick set of facial hair – and no mask or net. He looks more like a mixologist than a sushi chef. I could just see the bacteria falling from his beard onto the sushi… thankfully the strong sauces and overcooking of wagyu will kill the bacteria.
Chef Victor’s culinary artistry was truly exceptional, as he meticulously prepared each dish with stunning detail and a beautiful garnish that elevated the dining experience. The entire staff was amazing, including the incredible bartender who crafted unforgettable mocktails and cocktails. This level of dedication makes it easy to give them a well deserved five stars.
My personal favorite dish was the Unagi Eel. Victor added Matcha salt onto the Eel which was delicious combination. My niece loved the juicy Wagyu and delicious Sea Bream.Brandon truly made it personal and special for us.
Each piece was topped with a different sauce or garnish, all of which carried a distinctive and refreshing aroma. I’ve dined at many sushi places, but I’ve never encountered such a unique flavor profile and attention to detail.
This wasn’t just about the food—it was also a fantastic experience. Highly recommended!✅✅✅✅✅✅✅
Love love love
All in all, each employee made sure the guests were having the best time as possible and my group was all for it.
Will be visiting again! What a hidden gem.