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Geisha House

6633 Hollywood Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90028
(323) 460-6300
dolcegroup.com
3.5 star rating based on 162 reviews
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Daily 6pm-2am  
Status: Closed  
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tel: (323) 460-6300

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tel: (323) 460-2344

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Geisha House

Great Sushi Bar

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Nice place to kick it on the weekends with great people. Good food, kinda small claims tho!
Posted by Arbi Nazari on November 19, 2007
Geisha House

Sushi With the Stars

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Geisha house manages to combine a star status hangout with a good expensive (and damn tasty) sushi bar plus restaurant. Although I went for the Ashton factor for the first time, I went back several more times for the taste, setting, and location. Geisha house is dark, romantic and cozy--definitely a place for an intimate dinner or drinks with friends. I would definitely go there if I was entertaining with friends from out of town.
Posted by Erron Silverstein on November 28, 2006

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Geisha House is a futuristic Japanese fusion restaurant and sushi bar on Hollywood Boulevard. Geisha House is a two story restaurant set to suggest Tokyo 2050. An illuminated wall depicting the Tokyo cityscape faces a wall adorned with vintage Kimono fabric. Chef Genichi Mizoguchi serves fresh sushi and tasty hot dishes and there are many private rooms to accommodate small or large parties.
Posted by restaurant.com on November 01, 2009

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Posted by starved on June 07, 2009

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For a good meal in a central Hollywood location, Geisha House is tough to beat. With two front doors comprising a photomural of a geisha's mouth, the venue is visually striking right off the bat. Combine eye-popping graphics, a multi-leveled fireplace, live DJs, exotic eats and Geisha House seduces even the most cynical restaurant-goer. As one of the Dolce Group's properties, the red-hued... more
Posted by latimesguide on May 08, 2008
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Request a table in the first floor's dining room, which isn't typically seated early in the evening--it has the best proximity to the bar. For a more intimate meal, venture to the back booths upstairs.
Posted by Citysearch on April 21, 2009

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The valet can be a bit pricey on busy nights--save a few dollars by using the lot across directly across the street on Cherokee.
Posted by Citysearch on April 21, 2009

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The Shikomi cocktail is like a decadent spa beverage, with sake, midori, lemon and cucumber.
Posted by Citysearch on April 21, 2009

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El Centro owner teams with Dolce investors and alums to open trendy Pan-Asian party house.

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The glowing pink squares on the building's exterior set the scene for the "Paris was here so I should be too" crowd at this Dolce Group standby. The mostly 20-something crowd enters through a red-painted wood hallway, arriving at a full-length mirror--a not-so-subtle hint at the see-and-be-seen posing to come. Inside, the prominent main bar's white-grid-enclosed plasma screens are a focal point... more
Posted by Tara Lis on May 05, 2008

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A well-balanced Prius of good nightlife and food. Kelso and Fez tune in Tokyo, with Roppongi's red lights and sexually charged youth, Koi's menu, and Ginza's flair. Inclusivity makes it a Blvd. exclusive. Valley girls on Friday spending sprees, local fashion plates on birthday bashes...join the glamour on double floors of sinful sushi, sake and titillating robata-yaki. Dolce's celebrity... more
Posted by blackbookmagus on December 14, 2008

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cool if you want to feel like your in with the hills crowd

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its cool to club there but the food gets a huge thumbs down if you know anything about sushi. i dont mind paying top $$ for sushi if its worth it, but this spot is horrible and expensive

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+ servers were hot

Cons

- food was garbage
Posted by av82 on November 03, 2009

best sushi in town

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one of my favorite places in LA! Very hip vibe with an excellent menu to back it up!
Posted by jewbear1 on July 07, 2009

Average sushi place in Hollywood

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I came here for a friends birthday last month. The sushi was pretty good but not really what I expected. I really liked the decorations and red lighting. The atmosphere was cool and it was really crowded. It seems like the place is more about the aesthetics than the quality of the food. I saw waitresses walking around with plates of food that was visually pleasing. For example, there was an... more
Posted by lakers2408 on May 17, 2009
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