Azay - Los Angeles

Authentic Japanese meals in Little Tokyo.Family owned business for 3 generations.Food was tasty, light, and beautiful.Cute atmosphere and lively environment.Highly recommend and would come again!

I called to see if they were able to accommodate a group of 8 as a walk in and they were able to let us get seated as long we we were out within an hour so the next group could be seated.It is a very small space indoors, but they have tables outdoors. There is a restroom for customers to use, and you can park on the street.Now, onto the food. Everything was good, but it was maybe too healthy for our liking. We left out wanting more things to eat, so we wandered around to find something else.I appreciated the fact that they were able to accommodate our group on short notice, and we were well prepared to leave within an hour. It was a bit annoying that the staff kept walking by us and looking at our table, so we just felt that much more pressured. They also didn't refill our waters until the end when they cleared our table.Food: 3.5/5Service: 3.5/5Overall, there's plenty of places you can eat around LA, and I wouldn't have to come back here again.

A small Japanese restaurant in Little Tokyo. They don't have many seats so it would be better to make reservations prior to arrival to save some time. We had Japanese Breakfast Bento with Misso Black Cod and Omelette Rice with Pork. Both dishes taste good but I would highly recommend the Japanese breakfast set as that is really authentic and very close to what we had in Japan. Especially the Misso Black Cod is super fresh and doesn't even have any smell so it is definitely not frozen but fresh cut fish. The entire set is perfect for people who look for something light. Will definitely come back again to try other dishes.

Yes yes yes! Cannot get enough of this place. Truly authentic Japanese breakfast made by a Japanese chef. Highly recommend the boxes!

Came for brunch. It's like having Japanese breakfast in Japan. Pork belly Omrice was great. Brother got a bento, sister got the Japanese breakfast platter. Wish we had room for dessert.