Ita-cho

7311 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles CA 90036 (323) 938-9009
Cuisines and Dishes at Ita-cho:
  • Japanese
  • Sushi

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Ratings and Reviews for Ita-cho

  • Yelp user Valerie V.

    May 02 2012

    Valerie V. via Yelp

    Let me start of by saying this place for the food would get a 4 1/2 stars in my book however the one thing that bothered me was that at the sushi bar there...read more

  • Yelp user Mina K.

    Apr 06 2012

    Mina K. via Yelp

    yummy shareables. never disappoints.read more

  • Yelp user Marie V.

    Mar 25 2012

    Marie V. via Yelp

    The food was alright. The decor was pretty cool. Service in the middle of the day on a slow Friday? Not the best.read more

  • Apr 13 2009

    Cutterjones via Citysearch

    Upon ordering two glasses of wine we were handed large glasses with no more that what you would get at a wine tasting (less than 1...read more

  • Dec 10 2008

    buster2727 via Citysearch

    This is some of the best sushi I've ever had. It's such a nice place, but not snooty AT ALL. The service is great! Just discovered...read more

  • Aug 08 2008

    jumasi via Citysearch

    Itacho has been our go-to Japanese restaurant for a couple of years. We make a special trip from the South Bay for Itacho craving...read more

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The Scene
Despite the uninspiring industrial space and cheesy tie-dye wall hangings, this crowded restaurant is a favorite with both local hipsters and Hollywood elite. There's often a line, but the food is shuttled to and from the table at such breakneck speed, the wait is never long.
 
The Food
There's nary a clinker on the short menu of traditional Japanese fare, from the firm eggplant served piping hot and doused with sweet miso sauce to spicy, soy-glazed, wheel-shaped lotus roots, similar in taste and texture to bamboo shoots but with an added kick. Sashimi is fresh but unremarkable, and cooked dishes like broiled eel with teriyaki sauce, are flavorful, but slightly overdone. Instead, order Japanese fried chicken, which is crisp and tender, and served with tangy lemon mayonnaise. The dessert menu is limited, and even the server-suggested red bean ice cream tastes more like plain vanilla.

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