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Tsubaki Los Angeles Reviews
A restaurant that charges $14 for two sticks of cabbage
A restaurant that charges $14 for two sticks of cabbage squares forces a 4% "health fee" onto the customer so they can pay their employees health insurance. What kind of business is that? They don't make enough money to pay their emp
Highly recommended spot from our good friends and while in
Highly recommended spot from our good friends and while in town had a the pleasure of joining them for dinner!!! Small quaint space in Silverlake and menu definitely peaked my interest!! Valet available and fyi great sake bar next door to boot!!
The good: Latkes stuffed with wagyu ground beef and a
The good: Latkes stuffed with wagyu ground beef and a pepper cream sauce on top. The cream was slightly spicy but made the dish creamy and complex. Wagyu skewers caramelized but still pink inside melt in your mouth bites of heaven. Chicken oysters sk
This restaurant is good for having drinks with
This restaurant is good for having drinks with izakaya-style dishes. The place is quite small, and parking nearby is difficult. The food was just average, and the service was okay. However, I don't think I'll be going back.
The dishes here are very unique and flavorful! The portion
The dishes here are very unique and flavorful! The portion sizes could be bigger, however. There is street parking but can be limited. Recommend the latkes and somen!
The place itself is nice, and I'll admit the food was okay
The place itself is nice, and I'll admit the food was okay and our server was very pleasant. But everything else about this restaurant was a letdown. The music was loud and obnoxious, completely ruining the vibe. It didn't even match the at
I love this restaurant.
The food is unique and high quality. Every time I go, though, something tempers my enjoyment. Is it the upselling? The pushing of an additional menu item? Maybe it is the bill, which always feels high. For a long time, Tsubaki would add a 20% se
Tsubaki, has always been pricey, but the creative
Tsubaki, has always been pricey, but the creative combination of flavors made it a worthwhile investment. Now it seems like they, too, are following the latest L.A. culinary trends: Trend #1: Offer basic dishes with expensive ingredients, so you can
Visited Tsubaki after learning about it via it's Michelin
Visited Tsubaki after learning about it via it's Michelin Bid Gourmand rating. The food is excellent (bit a little small in portion) as we tried a assortment of dishes. Good thing we made reservations the location is on the smaller side, with lo
I was in the mood for some izakaya and yakitori and this
I was in the mood for some izakaya and yakitori and this place has been on my list forever so we went for dinner and it was kind of slow and mellow in there bc it was 5pm.. Service is great. Food was good. It was just way too expensive for what it wa
Been wanting try this spot out for a while so we decided to
Been wanting try this spot out for a while so we decided to celebrate our anniversary dinner here since wanted something a little more casual. First off, parking was difficult lol so we opted to do valet which was $12!!! I thought we were doing casua
Food is pretty good, but not everything is amazing.
Highlights were the mapo tofu, the scallops, and the fried rice.
Came here had the ceviche that could feed a baby it was so
Came here had the ceviche that could feed a baby it was so small and the skewers were not that great. They were missing lots of flavor. And last but not least the awkward %18 feet. Will be back to try it again after July first when they lift the fees
I was pretty disappointed when the bill came around.
They charged an additional 18% for "fair wage and operational" charges. This didn't include tip
That mushroom skewer was really good.
Cozy space, intimate. Book a reservation before going!
An absolutely wonderful and intimate restaurant serving up
An absolutely wonderful and intimate restaurant serving up phenomenal Izakaya plates with an excellent wine list and great service! We opted to let our waitress order dishes for us in an omakase style and she nailed it! (Kudos to Madeline) Below is w
Worth the trip to stop by this awesome place if you are in
Worth the trip to stop by this awesome place if you are in LA (was definitely busy mainly because it was right after a Dodgers game and the stadium in close by). Service from our server was great- lots of recommendations for both food and sake. Favor
Look, it's good but not good enough to warrant a 18%
Look, it's good but not good enough to warrant a 18% service (which is taxed, so effectively 20%) fee AND expect a tip on top of it. Get your fkn sht together. Either you charge me a service fee or expect a tip, not both.
I ordered the hotate skewer and chicken oyster skewers.
I also tasted the black cod and yakisoba dishes. They were all delicious and I think the black cod was probably the best one. . The yakisoba was more spicy than I expected. They added an 18% service charge to the bill for everyone in my party of fou
" ok! come on! Silverlake ? From WeHo? Really???" I say to
" ok! come on! Silverlake ? From WeHo? Really???" I say to my friend who made this suggestion. But what a great suggestion it was Tsubaki, an Izakaya in Silverlake is the place to dine. Even if you have to drive, Uber, Lyft or Public T
I went back with a couple girlfriends after having such a
I went back with a couple girlfriends after having such a good experience a few years ago. Honestly, the food just wasn't as good as I remember and I was shocked by the 18% kitchen/service fee tacked onto the bill. After paying tip on top of that you
Personally I'm not big on Izakaya.
I don't hate it but it's just never been my vibe because the portions are small and the dishes cum out slow. I do believe that people who do get excited about it will like this tho, as there was quite a long line of people waiting after we arrived.
Flavor: 3/5 - The dishes here were pretty good with the
Flavor: 3/5 - The dishes here were pretty good with the Asari Saka-Mushi, Kanpachi Crudo, and Japanese Caesar Salad standing out the most to me. The dessert was rich, creamy, and sweet, which I actually loved despite not typically being into desserts
Nestled in the heart of Los Angeles near Echo Park, Tsubaki
Nestled in the heart of Los Angeles near Echo Park, Tsubaki Restaurant offers a dining experience that seamlessly blends Japanese tradition with modern innovation. From the moment you step through the door, you're greeted with a warm ambiance and imp
Nestled in the vibrant neighborhood of Silver Lake, Tsubaki
Nestled in the vibrant neighborhood of Silver Lake, Tsubaki beckons with its authentic Japanese yakitori experience, promising an unforgettable culinary adventure. My recent visit to this charming establishment left me enamored with its delectable of
Food was fantastic! Must haves: Caesar salad, prawns,
Food was fantastic! Must haves: Caesar salad, prawns, clams, chicken oysters and chicken wings !! The only reason for the 4 star is because of the valet guy. Very rude. VERY rude. we visited on 2/24, 8-10pm. other than that, this place deserves a
Food was delicious and the experience was great.
Followed down the menu in order and picked from each section. Prawns were delicious and the chicken oysters as well. The steamed egg with crab was amazing and the drinks on point. 100% would go back again.
A cute and cozy Japanese restaurant in the Silver Lake area.
We sat at the bar. They have a nice selection of sake. And you can ask for a taste before ordering a carafe or bottle. We love the Yakitori, the selections are limited but it's very good. Charcoal grilled and we ask to go light on the sauce so we c
All right, so, where do I even begin? I agonized over
All right, so, where do I even begin? I agonized over booking a reservation for a cute date after work and ended up deciding on Tsubaki. The hosts were gracious; I had my work backpack and another bag, and they kindly stored my items in the back of t
Have been going here for years.
So I can say is that we're never disappointed. It's such a wonderful ambiance, it's a very romantic and beautiful setting. Just came here again to celebrate Valentine's Day and once again it was stunningly spectacular. The dishes are always so wel
Last night I celebrated my birthday dinner at Tsubaki and
Last night I celebrated my birthday dinner at Tsubaki and this restaurant was incredible! Our server was patient, accommodating, and truly made the evening special for me and our large group of wild women! We went the prefixed route, family style, an
A little pricy for a regular night out for me but all their
A little pricy for a regular night out for me but all their tapas were so good. Caesar Salad. Wagyu.
The food was so good! Service is a little slow though.
I recommend getting the clams and the yuzu chicken yakitori. Also the cod was very flavorful. They have a wide variety of sake to try. It's a little cute place with a great somewhat more fancy ambience, so it would be a great place for a date! Overal
Came here for an early valentines dinner! We had a
Came here for an early valentines dinner! We had a reservation but it did take a while to be seated, however staff was really great while we waited. Indoor and outdoor seating available, parking can be a nightmare in this area at times so if you're g
Booked a reservation for 2 here on a Friday night with no
Booked a reservation for 2 here on a Friday night with no troubles. Yes, the other reviews have some valid points such as difficult parking and smaller portion sizes, but the one thing that cannot be disputed is the quality and flavor of the food. An
Excellent food!
I could come here and eat order after order of the croquettes (SO good), but then I would miss out on the tempura mushrooms-and the chicken-and the short ribs-and you get the picture… I enjoyed it so much that by the 2nd dish I kept forgetting to t
Attentive and informative servers and recommendations from
Attentive and informative servers and recommendations from them were great. Suggest make reservation if you plan on dining after 7pmThe space is small ~36 for indoor seating, but you can also reserve ourdoor seating. They do have outdoor heaters but
Amazing food, but this review is for Zoe's wonderful
Amazing food, but this review is for Zoe's wonderful service! I have a food allergy and she was very attentive to my needs. She spent extra time working with the chef to determine which dishes could be modified for me and made great recommendations.
Tsubaki has a cool NY vibe with the NY prices.
The food was delicious but it comes with a hefty price for an izakaya place in LA. Reservation is a must if you want to score table here. 1. Hirame Kobu-Jime- The hirame was fresh. The grated yuzu made this dish fantastic. 2. Kinoko Tempura- Probabl
Good food! They attend to our table to make sure we had
Good food! They attend to our table to make sure we had what we needed. They also gave out blankets since we were eating outside and it was cold so that was very thoughtful . Highly recommend!
delicious food.
yum! my boo took me for my bday and i enjoyed it so much! Chicken Heart
Surprised by the hype
We went here after hearing rave reviews. The place small and adorable. The service was solid, not great. They keep the door open to the outside and it was in the 40’s last night so they put blankets on the backs of the chairs so people can stay war
Authentic Izakaya Echo Park= Tokyo
The food was amazing and the flavors are different as they take great care both with the ingredients and the wood that they use. Portions are small so order accordingly, the japanese beer selection was pretty good.
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