FYI, the black rock fish looks like it’s fried, but it was ordered as half grilled. When Raku does the “fried” option, they actually cut up the fillet into pieces, fry them, and then drop them into a dashi with mochi, chili daikon, and chives.
Maybe you can ask them to just deep fry and serve it straight up, but we’ve never tried that.
Depends on the fish and the size. I think the price is the same regardless of how you order it (i.e. all sashimi, half sashimi/half fried, half grilled/half fried, etc.).
Houbou - $30
Kamasu - $32
Mebaru - $25
Based on past trips, they run between $25-35. (e.g. higesoridai - $28, ishimochi - $30, mejina - $30)
We are open for Take-Out
Monday through Friday for Lunch 12pm to 2pm
Monday through Saturday for Dinner 5pm to 8pm
Bent box(Fried Chicken, Grilled Salmon or Beef Steak) with $38
Oyako Don(Chicken Bowl) $18
Salmon Don $25
Beef Steak Don $29
Cold Soba Noodle with Half Roll
Roll(Philadelphia or Blue Crab)
$17
Homemade Tofu are Available
Aburiya Raku West Hollywood
Beautiful pictures! How do you have the patience to take them? I tend to forget and dive in before capturing the images on camera. At any rate thank you again for an elegant report!
They were both very good, the kinmedai, chutoro and datemaki were highlights. The rice was not seasoned though, I would have preferred seasoned sushi rice. It was more like a kaisendon with bara-chirashi toppings.
The karaage was crispy and juicy, but as @Chowseeker1999 mentioned you need to eat it right away so it doesn’t steam in the box.
if you’re coming from the east
croissants and pastries at bon temps
all day baby
dosirak at spoon by h
gem lettuce, spicy fusilli, meatballs and the la woman from jon & vinny’s
Yep, we’re doin’ it. I can’t complain about not being close to the Westside for all the premium sushi, sashimi, chirashi when we have it right here at Aburiya Raku! And their Sake list!
Like a gorgeous gift you have to carefully unwrap. This was fantastic! Chef Sugishita can definitely throw down. The shari and neta were so good…and with fresh wasabi and Raku shoyu. Every bit was so delicious…the tamagoyaki and the shiitake mushrooms may have been my favorite bites.