
Homareya: Authentic Japanese izakaya with a charcoal-grill experience in Long Beach.
Homareya is a Japanese restaurant and izakaya in Long Beach. Guests enjoy charcoal-grilled yakitori, sashimi, and Kyoto-style nigiri, plus Japanese-inspired dishes. Dishes like koji potato salad, white fish ponzu, wagyu skirt steak, and skewers are highlighted, with desserts such as matcha brownie and azuki ice cream. Reviews praise warm service, lively energy, and food cooked to order.
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Charcoal-grilled skewers including chicken thigh, pork belly, tsukune meatballs, and specialty cuts like chicken heart, cooked to order.
Authentic izakaya dishes such as koji potato salad, white fish with white ponzu, sashimi, and Kyoto-style pressed nigiri.
Premium options like wagyu skirt steak and creative fusion items like Japanese-inspired quesadillas.
House-made desserts including matcha brownie with azuki ice cream, plus a curated selection of beverages and cocktails.
Full-service dining in a warm, energetic atmosphere with attentive staff, ideal for dates or group gatherings.
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Overall rating
Mai Takahashi
I came here with my friend for the first time since they opened, and I'm already looking forward to coming again. It's the perfect spot for a date night or girls night! I had the koji potato salad, the white fish white ponzu, chicken thigh skewers, tsukune chicken meatball skewer, and pork belly skewer and I was in heaven. The wagyu skirt steak melted in my mouth and the matcha brownie and azuki ice cream went so well together.
somoking luksetich
I got scallop, chicken heart, and pork skewers as a tester and this place is fantastic. You can get a full meal or just stop in for a snack skewer and a drink but believe me you will be tempted to stay. Food is cooked to order in front of you
Jonathan Guzman
Local friends invited me over during their soft opening weekend, and was excited to hear about an Izakaya opening in Long Beach. Having grown up in Torrance you get spoiled with a lot of great Japanese options, and this new spot in DTLB is on par. Got to try something different with their Japanese inspired quesadilla and it was delicious, as was the rest of the food. I was a bit disappointed to see that the Nikaido wasn't served as a highball like at the Dodgers stadium. Ended up ordering a bottle of green tea to mix it on the rocks, and was surprised that either the soda water or other options had to be purchased as a bottle to mix the drink. Overall a great place for authentic Japanese food in Long Beach, and excited to see what else they add to the menu.
Sean Cutt
They have a charcoal grill!! Excellent service, food, and energy. I will absolutely be back often. My favorite was the kyoto style pressed nigiri.
Jose Ho
I'll definitely be coming back for the yakitori. The sashimi had nice chunks of fish. Service was warm and friendly. The quesadilla heavy but with interesting flavors a little too rich, so we took some home. The liver was like pate.