Ordered delivery from Hollywood Sushi and it did not disappoint. The Monroe Roll and Baked Salmon Roll were both amazing—fresh, flavorful, and arrived in perfect condition. The Monroe Roll had the perfect spice and crunch, and the baked salmon was rich and delicious. Easily one of the best delivery sushi experiences I’ve had. Will definitely order again!

Ordered a tempura spicy tuna roll from here and experienced the worst food poisoning ever. I did notice it tasted a bit off, but didn’t think anything of it and sadly woke up through the middle of the night with cold sweats and throwing up all night. I wish I had listened to the other reviews when they said not to order from here. Let this be your sign if you’re seeing this.

Sushi here is fresh and delicious. The owner is also very nice and we chatted for a bit. They had the best all you can eat sushi in town, but now you have to have 2 or more people to do that option, so 4 stars because of that. 4.5 stars, really 🙂

First time trying sushi in LA (normally in Vancouver). I'd say overall, I feel like the fresh ingredients aren't as fresh as you would get in Vancouver, although I'm not sure whether this is LA in general. Another thing would be the consistency of the rice. The first batch of sushi that I got, the rice was a bit too moist and sticky. However, the second batch was the opposite and was too hard. Aside from those points, I think their appetizer items and also specialty rolls are decent.

This place has to be the worst sushi I had in my life. It just didn’t hit at all. Number one the price was ridiculous for classic rolls. Somehow, I ended up spending close to $35 for two classic rolls and one of them was a California roll. The wait time I was the only one ordering at the time and there was no other orders. The guy in the kitchen was literally just standing around, but for some reason, it took 20 minutes for my food to come out and I just order 2 rolls. When the rose came out, I got it to go. I came home open it up. I thought I was being pumped or something because they were so small. They were like maki rolls. Then on top of that, they tasted horrible. Ralphs California rolls are 10 times better than those. Maybe I was being too harsh at the time, but it left a bad taste in my mouth and I haven’t been back since.

Overpriced, slow on the service and undesirable.

Don’t get me wrong we all know we’ll wait and pay as much needed for some good Sushi rolls, but that place is not worth it.