Toro Tartare with Caviar *
$42.00
Business Details
903 North La Cienega Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA
90069, United States
Certified by Nobu Los Angeles • Jul 05, 2026
(310) 657-5711
Certified by Nobu Los Angeles • Jul 05, 2026
https://www.noburestaurants.com/losangeles/home/
Certified by Nobu Los Angeles • Jul 05, 2026
About
Certified by Nobu Los Angeles • Jul 05, 2026
RestaurantBarNobu Restaurants
The menu features chef owner Nobu Matsuhisa’s signature dishes such as the Toro Tartar with Caviar, Yellowtail Sashimi with Jalapeno, and Black Cod Miso. Nobu Los Angeles also offers local specials like Wagyu Tacos, Seabass Jalapeno Miso and Kanpachi Sashimi with Baby Artichoke and Yuzu Dressing.
Details
- Dine-inAvailable
- DeliveryAvailable
- TakeoutAvailable
- Accepts reservationsAvailable
Location
Certified by Nobu Los Angeles • Jul 05, 2026
Hours
Certified by Nobu Los Angeles • Jul 05, 2026
Monday5:30 PM - 10:15 PM
Tuesday5:30 PM - 10:15 PM
Wednesday5:30 PM - 10:15 PM
Thursday5:30 PM - 11:15 PM
Friday5:30 PM - 11:15 PM
Saturday5:30 PM - 11:15 PM
Sunday5:30 PM - 10:15 PM
Menu
5 menus · 547 items
Explore offerings from Nobu Los Angeles on 903 North La Cienega Boulevard in Los Angeles, with popular cold dishes, vegetables, hot dishes, and otsumami available at this location.
Reviews
4.3
1,330 reviews
5 stars
892
4 stars
192
3 stars
71
2 stars
53
1 star
122
- BMBruce Matheson2 days ago4.0If you would like to get 5-star reviews and remove negative reviews from Google, contact me via my profile; my WhatsApp contact details are listed there.
- LSLeigh Scarborough2 days ago5.0Incredible food and impeccable service. We were served by Jamir and it was an unforgettable experience.
- TPTroy PereiraJul 3, 20261.0Short answer: boring, bland, and overpriced. The staff were just okay. Long answer: We arrived for a special anniversary and we're promptly seated. The staff gave us some recommendations and we decided to try something from each section on the menu. Our first dish was the Toro tartar and while our food came out quickly, it disappointed on many levels. The portion size is forgiven at a high end restaurant but the overwhelming bad flavor is not. The caviar topping was tasteless and the sauce was way too spicy and completely overtook the dish, 1 star. Our next items came out after a bit but we still had high hopes at this point. Our vegetable choice was okra and we paired this with the hot half lobster. While neither dish failed as hard as the tartar, each dish was found lacking. Our final dish was a simple order of golden eye snapper nigiri, was the best item of the night but still far from blowing us away. We gave our feedback to the waiter but it seems like that fell on deaf ears as we received the check when confirming we did not wish to continue ordering. We did receive a "special" dessert in the form of a ice cream mochi. For a high end place this almost felt like a slap in the face. We spent $200 for a boring, bland, and underwhelming experience.
- TTtaraJun 23, 20261.0boring. I have to ask: who is still excited about asparagus in a sushi roll in 2026? I'd love to see some genuinely creative plant-based sushi on the menu. There are so many incredible vegan sushi concepts out there now, and it feels like a missed opportunity not to showcase them. For example, I'd order a vegan specialty roll like this immediately: Vegan "Crunchy Crab & Tempura" Roll * Inside: plant-based spicy crab, vegan shrimp tempura * Outside: avocado * Topped with: chili oil, vegan mayo, eel-style sauce, crispy onion I'd also love to see a baked vegan crab hand roll--rich, savory, creamy, and indulgent, not just vegetables rolled in rice. Restaurants like Shizen, Shojin, and Ma-Kin Sushi have shown how creative and satisfying plant-based sushi can be. The techniques and ingredients exist; I'd love to see that same level of love here. I want a reason to keep coming back and getting excited about the menu. Give us some memorable plant-based sushi! Sea life is here with us, not for us.
- KLKrista LeeJun 19, 20261.0Food and service were fantastic. Unfortunately, this establishment allows people to use their laptops & phoned throughout dinner doing whatever influencer bullshit they’re into. I would expect a restaurant of this statue to not allow such an invasive activity around their patrons. Especially at over $100 per person! This location has reduced themselves to no better than the Burger King across the street.
Frequently Asked Questions About Nobu Los Angeles
What is the dress code?
Our dress code is smart/business casual. Jeans are allowed, but please avoid beach or athletic wear. Flip flops are not permitted.
How can I join the waitlist?
To join our waitlist, please call us directly to be added to our in-house waitlist.
Can I order a birthday dessert?
If you choose to purchase a dessert from us, it will be served with a candle and the phrase "Happy Birthday". Bringing an outside dessert is subject to a $5.00 fee per person.
What's the credit card policy?
For reservations of 5 or more, we require a credit card. Cancellations or no-shows within 24 hours may be charged $25.00 per person.
Do you accept walk-ins?
We accept a limited number of walk-ins, but we strongly recommend making a reservation.
How much is valet parking?
Valet parking is $17, payable by cash or card.
What is the MAX table size?
12 people
Does Nobu Los Angeles accept reservations?
Yes, Nobu Los Angeles accepts reservations and recommends making one. For reservations of 5 or more, a credit card is required and cancellations within 24 hours may incur a fee.
What are the dining hours at Nobu Los Angeles?
Nobu Los Angeles is open for dinner from 5:30 PM to 10:00 PM Monday through Thursday and Sunday, and until 11:00 PM on Friday and Saturday.
Does Nobu Los Angeles offer takeout and delivery services?
Yes, Nobu Los Angeles offers both in-store pickup and delivery services, with delivery available from 5:00 PM to 9:30 PM (extended to 10:30 PM on Fridays and Saturdays).
What is the dress code at Nobu Los Angeles?
The dress code is smart/business casual. Jeans are allowed, but beach or athletic wear and flip flops are not permitted.
Are there happy hour specials at Nobu Los Angeles?
Yes, happy hour runs Monday through Friday from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM. There is no happy hour on Saturdays and Sundays.
How can I order food for delivery from Nobu Los Angeles?
You can order delivery online at https://www.order.store/store/nobu-los-angeles/-t5lkWDBQ_Go3k8M1Yx_Qg during delivery hours.
What payment options does Nobu Los Angeles accept?
Nobu Los Angeles accepts American Express, Apple Pay, Android Pay, Cash, Diners Club, Discover, Mastercard, and Visa.
Is valet parking available at Nobu Los Angeles?
Yes, valet parking is available for $17 and can be paid by cash or card.
What nearby dining options are available around Nobu Los Angeles?
Nearby dining options include L'Orangerie for upscale meals, Rosé for French cuisine, and Barton G. The Restaurant Los Angeles which offers seafood and American dishes.
Are there nearby entertainment or shopping spots close to Nobu Los Angeles?
Yes, after dining you can visit the PanIQ Room West Hollywood for escape room fun, or explore antiques and furniture stores like Morateur Gallery and Mecox Gardens.
How can nearby fitness or wellness venues enhance my visit to Nobu Los Angeles?
You can enjoy a session at Arevi Pilates nearby before or after dining for a balanced wellness experience.
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