Authentic Japanese Delights in the Heart of Los Angeles
Haru Sushi & Izakaya is a highly-rated Japanese restaurant located on Hollywood Blvd, specializing in a vibrant izakaya dining experience. Offering a diverse menu of delectable sushi, grilled skewers, and unique rolls, Haru has garnered praise for its quality fish and inviting atmosphere. Customers rave about the late-night happy hour deals and the exceptional service provided by friendly chefs. Whether it's a late-night sushi craving or a casual dining experience, Haru is a must-visit for culinary enthusiasts in LA.
5259 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90027, USA
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Fresh, high-quality sushi rolls including no-rice options and salmon favorites, beautifully presented.
Flame-kissed yakitori and other grilled skewers with bold, savory flavors, cooked to perfection.
Authentic Japanese small plates like takoyaki, chicken karage, and seasoned peppers.
Late-night happy hour deals on sushi, drinks, and appetizers, perfect for after-hours dining.
Cozy, intimate seating with friendly service and an engaging chef for an authentic izakaya atmosphere.
Overall rating
Tu Nguyen (they\she\he)
-their "bento" photo shows a box with protein, rice, salad, miso soup, and sushi, except the sushi is $5 extra 👀 -they dropped a fork onto my lap and apologized while laughing it off 👀 -they played kpop music videos (in a japanese restaurant 👀) -they charge $1 for sriracha 👀 -the portions were small and left us hungry, so we went to in-n-out after -go to Susuru down the street instead; amazing japanese food and better prices!
Noboru Kobashigawa
Mid
Daniel Stern
Jamie Napoli
Christian Cuevas
Izakaya better than the sushi in this case, but I think you can get better izakaya and better sushi elsewhere.
Jen Hong
This sushi place is such a vibe. The salmon collar is such massive piece of collar on a hot plate. Such good vibes and music. A really great happy hour spot too with buy 2 get 1 free.
