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Blowfish Sushi To Die For

9229 Sunset Blvd
West Hollywood, CA 90069
(310) 887-3848
blowfishsushi.com
3.5 star rating based on 54 reviews
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Open for lunch: Mon-Fri 12pm-2:30pm. Dinner: Mon-Thurs 6pm-11pm. Fri-Sat 6pm-12am. Sun 6pm-10pm.  
Status: Closed  
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tel: (310) 887-3848

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tel: (310) 887-3849

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Blowfish Sushi To Die For

Sushi in a Zowie Environment

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Blowfish is a great and somewhat ironic/hip restaurant. The food is fantastic but the interior is truly unique and artistic. Old 1960's and samurai videos play on TV's on the wall. The decor definitely has to be experienced to be believed. It's on the moderate to expensive side, but for a night out with some sake and friends, this place can't be beat.
Posted by Erron Silverstein on March 02, 2007

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West Hollywood's Kick A@s Sushi Bar, Sake Lab & DJ Lounge View Website Rotating DJ Line-up Festive Holiday Events Available for Private Parties Blowfish Sushi is an eclectic sushi bar and restaurant that serves both modern and traditional sushi, sashimi, as well as salads, cooked appetizers and special deserts. The Asian Fusion menu style emphasizes clean, pure healthy foods. Premium imported sakes and an original line of sake cocktails are featured in the restaurant's stunning liquor lounge.
Posted by Citysearch on January 19, 2007

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With its trendy crowd and nightclub atmosphere, it’s easy to forget you’re at Blowfish Sushi for the food. The suede tufted walls often throb to the beat of blaring dance music; flatscreens situated throughout flash vibrant bursts of Japanese anime. The menu is just as loud (not to mention a tad pricey), with sushi rolls bearing names like Godzilla, Ego and Animal Style. Topping off the lively... more
Posted by latimesguide on July 04, 2008

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By word of mouth and glowing reviews, Blowfish Sushi to Die For has developed from a thriving restaurant in San Francisco to a growing concept with two other locations in San Jose and Los Angeles. Blowfish provides an exciting and unconventional environment that is hip, unique and inviting. The Restaurant's modern Tokyo design features innovative architectural and design elements. The... more
Posted by ocregister on June 29, 2007

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With its throbbing techno soundtrack, Japanimation fetish and fusion fare, the original Blowfish Sushi to Die For in San Frans Mission District was a scene from day one. The Sunset Strip Blowfish isnt as funky as the original, but more sleek and, well, LA. Flat-screen TVs pump Japanese animation into every nook and cranny of the two main dining rooms at the end of the billboard-choked Sunset... more
Posted by lacom on March 27, 2007
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The sake list is extensive and features a $220 bottle of sparkling rice wine on the high end, along with more affordable selections.
Posted by Citysearch on July 11, 2009

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For a more relaxed vibe, opt for a seat in the relatively quiet lounge area.
Posted by Citysearch on July 11, 2009

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Flashy San Francisco sushi import offers a late-night lounge scene on the Strip.

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In Short Dark wood and black leather benches rest against suede-tufted walls, while visuals come courtesy of Japanimation constantly streamed via 15 LCD monitors, a plasma TV and video projectors. Bay Area's famed chef Ritsu Tsuchida has ventured south, bringing such popular creations as his signature rice-less tempura-fried ritsu roll with tuna, avocado and tobiko. Other offerings... more
Posted by Contributor on September 07, 2004

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absolute disaster

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Loud , noisy teenage wanna be trendy sushi place - hard to find worse.
Go to Nubu instead - or even Koi or Katsuya if you are looking for just a good party scene .
Posted by primrose on August 11, 2008

Overpriced, nice setting, tasty sushi

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Expect to be asked for your reservation by entering this stylish sushi joint. We were lucky and got seated promptly though. The sushi paradise offers a wide menu of diverse sushi creations, salads, desserts, beer, Saki and more elaborate fish meals. The spicy California Roll is really to die for and I have never seen so impeccable arranged rolls like this before. Salmon rolls were tiny but... more
Posted by doll83 on July 07, 2008

not a place to have a comfortable dining experience

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went there on a weekend.
just loud. can't hear jack what
the sushi chef is saying.
have to go thru the pain of ordering
thru the waitress so no point sitting
on the bar. zero comfort due to loud
music and rated r japanimation.
mediocre sushi with hollywood pricing.
good desserts.

Pros

+ handsome interior with dim lights and a chance to meet a celebrity

Cons

- too loud, expensive, not... more
Posted by kanpachipachi on May 05, 2008
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