
Sushi Palace is a fine dining restaurant having its root in Germany where it is an award winning restaurant group. Sushi Palace Los Angeles is the first location in the US. The Location is at the perfect spot at the corner of Melrose Avenue and Highland. You can enjoy the highest quality of food and drinks in a very private and fancy atmosphere. The Executive Chef Alex Quintana designed an exclusive Menu. Only the best products are used, for example A5 Wagyu, Kaluga Imperial Caviar, Uni and Blue Fin Toro.
Hours
| Friday | 5–11 PM |
| Saturday | 5–11 PM |
| Sunday | 5–11 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 6–11 PM |
| Thursday | 6–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 6535 Melrose Ave #102, Los Angeles, CA 90038
Phone: (310) 936-3366
Website: https://www.opentable.com/r/sushi-palace-los-angeles?ref=1068
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Reviews
The sushi itself was outstanding. Every piece tasted fresh and beautifully presented, especially the A5 wagyu and the chef’s special rolls which were truly next level. The cocktails and sake pairings complemented the food perfectly.
I also appreciated the little touches, like prompt service and staff who were happy to answer questions about the menu. All in all, it felt like a hidden gem on Melrose, and I’m already planning my next visit. Highly recommend.
From the moment you walk in, the ambiance sets the tone. The neon lighting, the modern decor, and the overall vibe make it feel like an ideal date night spot without trying too hard. It’s stylish but still comfortable, which is harder to pull off than people think.
Now to the food.
The quality of the fish is immediately noticeable. The sashimi is clean, properly cut, and incredibly fresh. You can see it in the color and texture before you even taste it. The salmon had that rich, buttery finish you look for, and the tuna was vibrant and smooth with no metallic aftertaste. This is fish that’s clearly handled with care.
The sushi rice was seasoned well and balanced, not overly sweet or vinegary. That detail alone separates good sushi from average sushi. Presentation across the board was thoughtful without being overcomplicated. It looks beautiful, but more importantly, it tastes right.
Another thing worth mentioning is value. For this level of quality, the pricing is more than fair compared to other restaurants serving comparable sushi and sashimi. You’re not paying inflated “scene” prices here.
If you’re looking for a strong date night sushi spot with high-quality fish and a cool atmosphere, Sushi Palace deserves to be on your list. This is a place that focuses on freshness, execution, and experience.
I’ll definitely be back.
Highly recommend the Dragon Roll, Spider Roll, and their ceviche — all outstanding. For drinks, the Bubble Bath cocktail (served in a mini bathtub!) was a huge hit with my guests, and I personally loved their signature mules — perfect if you enjoy sweeter cocktails.
Overall, Sushi Palace Hollywood was the perfect spot for a fun, memorable evening. I’ll definitely be back and recommend it to anyone looking for great sushi, unique drinks, and top-notch service!
Your staff’s professionalism and attention to detail, from the welcoming hostess to the attentive waitstaff, reflect the perfect coordination within your team. Every dish served was wonderfully prepared, with flavors that were nothing short of a gastronomic journey. The presentation was impeccable, reflecting the aesthetic creativity of your chefs. anyway we will go back again for sure
The food was genuinely awful. The nigiri fish was poor quality and overloaded with wasabi, the rolls were completely flavorless, and the toro was fishy and chewy when it should have been rich and buttery. The meal started off on the wrong foot with stale miso soup and aburi crispy rice that was so overcooked it tasted like a cinder block.
I’ve never been curb stomped, but I imagine that’s exactly what this crispy rice experience would taste like.
To make matters worse, the lighting was bizarre and tacky, totally killing any chance of ambiance. For a dinner that ran $70–80, this was nowhere near acceptable. Good service and a clean restaurant can’t save food this bad. Need to mention that the music was on point though.
Not worth a cent of the meal. I won’t be back.
Food: 1
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 3
Music: 5