Oishinbo

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Oishinbou is an unassuming Japanese restaurant in Little Tokyo. Quite pricey, but food quantity is satisfactory. Their donburi lineup is okay; they could have been more generous on the meat serving. Their sashimi (as shown in the photo) is also satisfactory; I was expecting a sweeter, fresher salmon and tuna taste, though. Their tempura basket was a bit greasy. The overall Japanese vibe was okay; however, the food would need some leveling up to make it more authentic, if not at par with other Japanese restaurants.

Angelene Meriel Escatron

We didn't really pick any particular restaurant. If you're new here, it would seem like there's a common area where the different restaurants can serve guests. It turned out that each space is dedicated to a particular o diner.Our experience was ok. Nothing amazing about it. The ramen was not bad but not very good either. The maki was the same. The squid was a little better than the rest, I reckon. It wasn't chewy.The price is also alright, almost manageable (but I've had better ramen with that price range, quite honestly).

Fine Crane

Try their fresh sashimi, and crunchy tempura. They have the best tempura in little Tokyo, with big prawns and crunchy coating. Best way is to eat in the courtyard and cross order from the other restaurants.