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Sushi Zo Downtown Los Angeles

Los Angeles, California

Ten-seat Edomae sushi counter in Downtown LA led by chef Keisuke Yamaguchi, Michelin-starred, with fixed omakase around $300 per person.

Single piece of nigiri sushi with topping on textured gray plate
  • Modern storefront with black and white patterned mural and Sushi Zo logo
  • Sushi Zo Downtown Los Angeles photo 3
Photo: Yoshi Murakami via Google

At a glance

Price
$$$
Seats
10
Chef
Keisuke Yamaguchi
Sake pairing
$60
Dress code
smart casual
Reservations
Tock · book a few weeks out · two months
Booking
Tock
Price
Upscale

Sushi Zo Downtown Los Angeles occupies a small counter at 334 Main St, where chef Keisuke Yamaguchi, trained under various sushi masters in Japan, sets the pace for a ten-seat Edomae omakase. The restaurant holds one Michelin star and is Michelin listed.

The meal runs about two hours and is priced around $300 per person, with an optional sake pairing for an additional $60. English menus are available, and the counter format means every course is served directly by the chef and his team, with no private room option. Dress is smart casual.

Seating is limited to ten, and reservations run through Tock. Lead time for booking typically runs about two months out, so those set on a specific date should plan well ahead. The restaurant is open six nights a week, Monday through Saturday, from 6:00 pm to 9:30 pm, and closed Sundays.

Given the small room and single seating window each night, Sushi Zo is grouped among the harder reservations to secure in Downtown LA. The counter-only setup and consistent hours make it straightforward to plan around once a booking is confirmed.

Good to know

How do I book a reservation at Sushi Zo Downtown Los Angeles?
Reservations are made through Tock. Because there are only ten seats, booking about two months in advance is recommended.
What does the omakase cost?
The price per person is around $300, with an optional sake pairing available for an additional $60.
What should I wear?
The dress code is smart casual.
How long does the meal take?
The seating runs about two hours.
Is there an English menu?
Yes, an English menu is available, and the restaurant is noted as English friendly.

Details checked September 30, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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