LA-style hand roll sushi bar w/ incredible value & quality. Quick, no-tipping, delicious sushi & sashimi.
This Japanese restaurant offers a unique hand roll experience, often compared to its sister restaurant Sugarfish. It's lauded for providing excellent value and quality, particularly for its sushi and sashimi. The establishment focuses on a quick, efficient dining style with no tipping, making it an accessible and enjoyable option for many.
Specializing in hand rolls and sashimi, this Japanese restaurant is highly recommended for its fresh ingredients and expertly prepared sushi. Many consider it a top choice for affordable, quality sushi, with the scallop hand roll frequently cited as a standout dish. A single negative review mentioned food poisoning, though this appears to be an isolated incident.
"The scallop hand roll is frequently highlighted as a must-try dish, praised for its quality and value. Other recommended items include their sushi and sashimi."
Customers overwhelmingly praise the restaurant for its high-quality sushi and hand rolls, often highlighting the excellent value for money. While most experiences are positive, there's a rare mention of a negative experience involving food poisoning.
Important Note
One commenter reported a negative experience with food poisoning, though this seems to be an isolated incident among many positive reviews. The restaurant primarily focuses on hand rolls and sashimi, and seating can be limited, leading to a quick dining experience.
"KazuNori is suggested as a potential option for a solo dinner."
Positive"This commenter recommended Kazunori, stating it's best to eat with hands."
Positive"Kazu Nori is mentioned as a sushi restaurant that the commenter loves."
Positive"This commenter noted that wet towellettes are provided at sushi restaurants for a reason, implying hand-washing after eating with hands."
Neutral"This commenter affirmed that sushi is meant to be eaten with hands."
Positive"This commenter declared they refuse to use chopsticks for sushi, preferring to use their hands."
Positive"This commenter stated that sushi can be eaten with hands, which is what they do at omakases."
Positive"This commenter suggested Kazunori as a hand roll place where sushi can be eaten with hands."
Positive"This user loves KazuNori but sometimes desires a place to sit and relax while eating a Negi toro roll and seaweed salad."
Positive"KazuNori is a go-to spot, but it's specifically for those who like the hand roll style."
Positive"Finds Kozunori to be a better sushi option than Sugarfish."
Positive"Kazu Nori is recommended for affordable, quality hand rolls without extra frills and no reservations."
Positive"KazuNori is listed as a dining option."
Neutral"This user strongly endorses Kazu Nori, stating they haven't found any other place they like as much."
Positive"This user mentions Kazu Nori as an option for scallop rolls."
Neutral"This user pointed out that Kazu Nori, the hand roll bar associated with Sugarfish, is also doing well in NYC."
Positive"The scallop hand roll at Kazunori was mentioned by a commenter as a dish they'd return for. Another user defended Kazunori, calling the scallop hand roll particularly good."
Positive"This user strongly defends Kazunori, particularly the scallop hand roll, stating it offers the best fish quality for the cost in the city."
Positive"Kazunori is recommended for good priced handrolls, especially for someone from a small town without such options."
Positive"KazuNori is recommended for hand rolls for lunch."
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