Sushi Mastery: Nakazawa and Wa-Iro
Two openings, two philosophies. We trace the line from a Jiro disciple's perfectionist edomae counter to a new-wave room rewriting what an LA omakase can be, and break down what your $200 actually buys.
Sushi Nakazawa
Beverly HillsDaisuke Nakazawa brings his 21-course edomae counter west. Aged fish, hand-pressed shari, and a tamago that took ten years to perfect. Twenty seats, two seatings.
Wa-Iro
Arts DistrictA loose, music-forward room from a Sushi Note alum. Binchotan-grilled collars, a sake list deep on small producers, and nigiri that lands between traditional and downright fun.