Sushi Enya - Beverly Hills

The A.C. Milan and Yuzu rolls? Straight-up masterpieces--bright, balanced, and the kind of bite that makes you pause in admiration. Washed it down with an Orion Beer, which, let's be real, is criminally underrated. No notes. Just go.Staff is so friendly and amazing, I always recommend this type of vibe.

Avoid this restaurant. The sushi was disgusting, I found HAIR in my food, very nasty sushi restaurant and when I informed the server, there was no apology. This place has horrible service, bad sushi, and an owner that does not care about your business. Don't waste your money or time at this place, you will regret it. The food was not tasty. Not to mention they charge for spicy mayo, how ridiculous. The restaurant also smelled really weird. Never coming back again.Definitely do NOT recommend.

Hands down Omakase is itadakimasu. Every bit was perfect so no soy sauce or wasabi was needed to be added, yet offered. Presentation is above all so amazingly exquisite work of art it's was hard for me to believe it's to be eaten. The cuts and quality were some of the best I've seen in a long time. The nigiri was so refined traditional and fusion tied together. As for service, I felt like a king for a dinner. Warm and attentive, I would have to say was right in line with the quality of the meal. I highly recommend sitting at the bar, watching the chefs work and being able to interact is comforting. May kudos to the chefs and thanks to the staff for a warm and comforting experience.

They offer fast, friendly service, but the sushi is just average. The rolls are standard, with decent fish quality, but nothing memorable. It's a good option for a quick meal, but not for those seeking standout sushi.

I was so disappointed in this place because I've heard rave reviews about it. The fish was no different than other sushi spots I've been to.Everything was average but what really grossed me out was the beef wagyu nigiri. It was so stringy and chewy I couldn't even swallow it and had to spit it out in my napkin :( Really disappointed because it was the one of the most expensive dishes we ordered.

Hands down our favorite sushi spot in LA.BF and I absolutely LOVE LOVE sushi and we are here at least once a month. Their service is amazing, the head chef is so nice, the place small and intimate. Every single sushi just melt in your mouth!

Loved our dinner here. First time at this location. We stopped in for dinner. Called in and asked if there was a wait, they told us to come in and we will be sat. Indeed we did! Great sushi, all the chefs were so fun and had great energy. Our server was also very pleasant and helpful. We ordered a few items off the menu, and enjoyed our dinner here. Our favorite was the Wagyu. The Hokkaido uni was also FABULOUS! This sushi place is super cozy and they also have parking right in the front of the restaurant, along with plenty of outdoor patio seating. 10/10 recommend!

I will spare you all the descriptors and reasons why you should 100% come here for the Omakase dinner. Simply put, Chef Aiden Ryu was AMAZING! The restaurant is very under assuming, small, quaint and not a lot of fancy seating, so skip the ambiance and get to the actual dining experience, which was A+!From the moment we sat down, our hostess and the Chef Ryu's staff greeted us with a warm welcome, & presented what we would get during our omakase experience. It did not fall short of excellent! From the presentation, to the preparation and execution of each hand made dish, everything was flawless and extreme flavor town on your taste buds. From a fresh, new opened box of Uni from Hokkaido to the seaweed from Okinawa, to black shaved truffles and Otoro to waguyu, I will let you enjoy our full dining experience and story telling through the pics, which don't even touch how great this meal was. If you've seen my other sushi reviews, I can be a bit critical, but this dining experience reinvigorated my belief that we can get a true, high level Okamkase meal in the USA as presented from some of the best places I've been to in Japan. Just go here, you will not be disappointed

Nothing spectacular. The sushi was good, but not great by any means and incredibly pricey for the quality. Service was good. Ambiance is casual. It get the job done if you want sushi, but def not somewhere I'd plan on coming back too. Maybe good if you live in the area and want to make it your local sushi spot, but there are plenty of better quality similarly priced sushi places in the surrounding area to go to.

Been to both the Pasadena and Beverly Hills location and love both! Did the omakase and it was amazing. The chef explained all of the dishes and the waiters were extremely attentive. The vibes were amazing and randomly met Lori Harvey when I was there too. Definitely recommend!