Kazunori: The Original Hand Roll

The Marina Del Rey location, which I assume all have the same menu, is probably the weirdest ‘sushi’ I have ever had. They scoop it out of a bin like ice cream and it looks like baby food. It tastes OK, but, man, you go to get Sushi for the art of a Japanese chef cutting up fresh fish and putting on kind of a show. This place has no soul, and they do not have hot saki, strike two. Very limited sashimi, strike three and we are out.

Very nice place, excellent food and attention, very nice

Had 3 hand rolls (recommended) it was good as it, but I like sauce and they don't let you add or subtract. You was as is. There way is the only way. I do think it was good but everyone has different tastes.

Great food; excellent value, and quick service. Adequate parking in the area by Trader Joe’s.

Hand roll chain with set menus. You can order a la carte as well. I typically get the four hand roll set and I love the blue crab hand roll it ends with. Free two hour parking is available. This spot is bigger than other kazu nori locations but it’s best to come in a smaller group. It’s good for solo dining as well. There is a line where you wait outside but on a Friday evening at 9pm, we only waited for about 20 minutes. Credit cards accepted. They make the rolls in front of you and the quality is up there. The combination of cool fish with warm rice wrapped in a crispy seaweed cannot be beaten. They do have takeout boxes as well.