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One of my friends is a sushi fiend. He, I and another buddy decided for catch up together for conversation and figured that on that night it would be while having some sushi.

My sushi fiend friend recommended we meet up at Frying Fish in Little Tokyo.

Two chefs work in the middle and place their completed masterpieces onto the conveyor belt. To see it in action click here.

Here is my favorite item: simply salmon!

The place was very busy as every seat around the conveyor belt was filled. It was a typical LA crowd with people of all ethnic groups. Definitely too loud for serious conversations or couples looking for a romantic night of looking into each other’s eyes. But there were definitely couples there who obviously share a love for sushi.

The three of us polished off 13 items. Here is a list of some of the items that I really liked: salmon of course, yellowtail hand roll, cooked eel and spider roll. There are many other options for the sushi lover.

Total tab: tax and tips was $61.

Sorry the photos aren’t super sharp. I’ve finally entered the 21st Century as the pictures were taken with my camera phone.

To finish off the evening, we went outside to watch the film crew of Numbers in action. How LA can a night on the town get, eh?

Frying Fish
120 Japanese Village Plaza
Little Tokyo
Los Angeles, CA 90012
213-680-0567

By Rene (see more of his posts). You can find more of Rene's writing at his own website Rene's Ramblings