Kazunori: The Original Hand Roll

The Marina Del Rey location, which I assume all have the same menu, is probably the weirdest ‘sushi’ I have ever had. They scoop it out of a bin like ice cream and it looks like baby food. It tastes OK, but, man, you go to get Sushi for the art of a Japanese chef cutting up fresh fish and putting on kind of a show. This place has no soul, and they do not have hot saki, strike two. Very limited sashimi, strike three and we are out.

These are truly the tastiest hand rolls I've ever had. The warm rice paired with cool fish and crispy seaweed creates a perfect combination. It's simple yet exquisite. My only complaint is that the stools aren't very comfortable for those of us with larger bodies and shorter legs. But I endure it for the sake of enjoying such delicious food!

Never disappoints. I love both their takeout and dine in experience.

It's a bar top type of seating. The wait was only about 15 minutes. I had the scallop roll... amazing. The shrimp roll... pretty good. The crab roll... great. The salmon sashimi... pretty fresh! They make it fresh, one roll at a time is served. Great experience. Cute place. Great service. 16% is added to the total, so no gratuity. Definitely head here for a quick and easy lunch.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. Wait time for 2 people is like at least 45 minutes. There's no tables inside, just sit at the bar with other fellow patrons. Handrolls are rolled with care and the freshest ingredients. Highly recommend the Bay Scallop, yellowtail and Toro handroll, very tender and with a hint of natural sweetness. This location provides a good view of the marina.