- Japanese
Kumo Restaurant - CLOSED
Ratings and Reviews for Kumo Restaurant
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May 29 2009
G. L. via Yelp
Oh, Kumo... everything about you tried to impress me. Sadly, your fancy-pants design, friendly staff, and proximity to my 'hood couldn't override your...read more
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Jul 14 2008
John C. via Yelp
God. Will these trendy Hollywood sushi places stop opening!! Don't take me wrong the food wasn't that bad, just overly trendy and expensive. If you are...read more
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Jun 15 2008
Abel P. via Yelp
Let me just say that this place is a bit over priced for the quality of sushi. I wasn't really impressed with any of the signature rolls. Had the pink...read more
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Feb 05 2009
LAreviewsforDATass via Citysearch
I've actually never been to the Hamasaku in West Hollywood. I am just writing this review to comment on the review written direct...read more
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Nov 07 2008
foodlover4ever via Citysearch
Forget about Koi, forget about Matsuhisa and Nobu.. You have to come and try Toshi's restaurant!!!! I absolutely love every single...read more
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Nov 05 2008
cletessier via Citysearch
After years of looking for the perfect combination: great sushi+great service+cool location: WE FOUND IT! Hamasaku and it's owner,...read more
In Short
Mike Ovitz's Kumo was seemingly cursed, first with a wildly overpriced menu that drew boos even from agents, then with a car crashing into the front, prompting its rebirth as a second Hamasaku. Ovitz and Toshi Kihara--a former Japanese teen star who trained at Ma Maison with Wolfgang Puck--try to recreate the magic of their West L.A. Hamasaku that's a hit with stars and chefs. White on white still dominates the sleek space with ivory leather banquettes, iridescent tile, sheer bubble glass chandeliers and a mod, contoured ceiling. Hollywood's power elite merge with a sexy crowd at the amber-glowing bar, but chef Hiro Fujita's new menu echoes the streamlined original with his tuna trio, Saikyo cod, grilled tenderloin, sashimi and omakase.