Noshi Sushi

Tucked away behind a bold, windowless red exterior on Beverly Boulevard, Noshi Sushi isn’t exactly winning any architectural beauty contests. But what this old-school Koreatown gem lacks in curb appeal, it more than makes up for with some of the most affordable sushi you’ll find anywhere in Los Angeles. This is the kind of neighborhood spot that’s earned its stripes over decades, drawing in a wonderfully eclectic mix of diners who all know a good deal when they see one.

The menu is straightforward—classic rolls and nigiri done right without pretense. The spicy tuna roll stands out as a must-order, delivering bold flavor at a price that seems almost too good to be true. For those looking to sample the range, the eight-piece nigiri combo offers an excellent introduction to what the kitchen does best. You’ll walk away satisfied without feeling like you’ve broken the bank.

Step inside and you’ll find yourself among celebrating families, Beverly Hills professionals grabbing a quick lunch, and solo diners perched at the sushi bar. It’s an unpretentious atmosphere where the focus stays squarely on the food and the company. Whether you’re catching up with old friends or just need a reliable spot for a casual weeknight meal, Noshi delivers.

This is the kind of place where you’ll spend roughly a third of what other sushi restaurants charge and still leave with a full stomach and a smile. Keep your expectations grounded—this isn’t omakase territory—but for honest, budget-friendly sushi in a neighborhood institution, Noshi Sushi remains a Koreatown essential.