Sushi Q - Los Angeles

Not a authentic sushi place. Just a nice guy trying to run a joint with all his effort all by himself. Sitting area did not have a sushi restaurant ambience. Looked more like Yoshinoya. Everything that we ordered had eel sauce drizzled all over. Maybe to mask the bland flavor. Didn’t have too many customers inside I can underwhy. But he was super busy running around taking online orders, cooking serving all by himself.Looks like the restaurant has some cool looking (misleading) pictures of the food in online ordering websites. But that’s a normal case these days

This place is really terrible! Japanese food is all about flavor not quantity. Sushi Q had neither! Also no atmosphere. Just a dirty place. I had Udon, Shrimp tempura and spicy tuna sushi ! All were tasteless! My husband had sushi tempura bento and he was not happy. Whoever seasoned our food had no tastebuds!! StillPaid about $40 for a bad lunch! No return for us !!!

I have been eating here on the average of twice a month for the last 10 years--maybe more. It's less than a block from where I work, they take my order over the phone, and they are always friendly and provide great service. I've ordered the same thing every time I've come here: #33 Chicken Teriyaki Bowl. I've been on an anti-inflammatory diet for about three years, so I get the bowl with extra vegetables and no rice or teriyaki sauce. A little bit extra , but my gut thanks me. But y'know? I eat a lot of chicken breast on this diet and frankly, I get a bit tired of chicken after a while (even though Sushi Q's charbroiled chicken is reeeally good . So, today I decided to pay an extra 1 and try a shrimp bowl instead. I finished eating about an hour ago and I am still experiencing a great deal of pleasure from that shrimp. Happy stomach. I don't know exactly how they prepare it (sauteed with a bit of butter and garlic maybe? but the flavor and texture made for such an enjoyable eat. Highly recommended.

Ordered a Bento Box that was $18 for delivery. It came with Beef Terry, Assorted Shrimp& Veggie Tempura, 4 Piece CA Roll, Miso Soup and small side salad and 1 Gyoza. So giving 2 stars cause it wasn't that horrible but for $18 including taxes tip delivery it was $30 and wasn't worth it.

I love their teriyaki chicken bowl! However, for so many years I 'd pass by this place and never thought to give it a try because its name, Sushi Q, sounded like a play on the song titled Suzie Q by Creedence Clearwater Revival. For me, that song, Suzie Q is inextricably linked to that scene from the movie 'Apocalypse Now ' with the USO flying in some Playboy bunnies to tease the soldiers with their provocative dancing then having to be evacuated out because the soldiers rush the stage and Martin Sheen 's character ends the scene saying, Charlie didn 't get much USO. He was dug in too deep or moving too fast. His idea of R&R was cold rice and a little rat meat. What does this have to do with food, except for the part about cold rice and rat meat, right? Exactly! That 's why my convoluted brain never let me try Sushi Q until now. Anyway, I was with a friend and we were looking to get a quick bite for lunch. In the past we would go to Luv to Eat Thai for a meal but this time we decided to go right next door to Sushi Q. I wasn 't too hungry and decided to get a Jr sized teriyaki chicken bowl, and my friend ordered the regular size teriyaki chicken bowl. Unlike so many quick bite places, Sushi Q prepared the chicken on the grill when we ordered so it was fresh and hot when they served it. Not only that, it tasted like they grilled it over an open flame so that really gave the flavor of the chicken a huge boost! As for the portions, the junior size was perfect for a light lunch. The regular size gets you about 30% more chicken but a lot more rice so if you 're watching your carbs or starch, maybe not the way to go. Regardless, it was delicious and I know I 'll come back here when I 'm looking for a tasty, quick and light meal alternative to less healthy nearby fast food choices like Chick Fil A or Jack In The Box.