So you're in the mood for sushi but your friend wants tempura and the kids will only eat teriyaki? No problem at Hoka…More Hoka Sushi, where the menu covers a variety of Japanese dishes: sushi, sashimi, teriyaki (even lobster teriyaki!), katsu, tempura and donburi. Sake, beer and wine are also served.</p> <p>Watch the hours on weekdays; Hoka Hoka Sushi closes between 3pm and 5pm.</p>

Loyal customers have been savoring the fresh, high-quality sushi at Naka Sushi for a dozen years. Even more, they…More enjoy chatting with Naka, the owner and chef, and watching him wield his knives. He and his wife Junko keep their seafood authentic and delicious.</p> <p>Naka Sushi is only open for dinner. There is a valet lot in back, but you can also seek out street parking on PCH or Avenues G and H.</p>

Siori Sushi Bune offers a large selection of sushi rolls as well as Japanese dishes such as tempura, udon and yaki…More noodles, and teriyaki and katsu dishes. BBQ ribs are also on the menu.</p> <p>The restaurant features a long sushi bar as well as several tables. Large plasma TVs are mounted throughout the restaurant.</p>

For the past five years, Bistro Miyoda & Sushi Ichiriki has been a delicious, and yet quaint, sushi hot spot in…More Redondo Beach. In addition to traditional sushi favorites, the restaurant features a Japanese A La Carte menu, which offers sushi combinations, meats and tempura served over rice or noodles. It also features over 60 different types of sushi rolls and sashimi, as well as traditional Chinese cuisine like Chef Miyoda's Top 3 Sauté, which includes beef, chicken, shrimp, asparagus, mushrooms and carrots sautéed in a soy flavored sauce.</p> <p>With it's extensive menu, this restaurant has meals for everyone, including  vegetarians, meat-lovers and sushi connoisseurs.</p>

This large and beautiful restaurant is tricky to find. It sits over the Redondo Pier parking structure, just…More northwest of the Police mini-station, but it's worth seeking out.</p> <p>You might expect to pay premium prices for sushi in this location, with its gorgeous views of the ocean, beach and pier, but Redondo's sushi is very reasonably priced. The menu is printed in English and Korean, and there's a complete bar. Beyond the usual sushi and sashimi, the restaurant also offers specialties like live lobster and abalone, yellowtail collar and fish stews.</p>

There are two storefronts to this restaurant. On the west is a Japanese restaurant that looks unimpressive from the…More outside, but is actually clean, quiet and tastefully decorated; a sanctuary on the busy, touristy pier. It is a small sushi bar and has a dozen tables, where you can order sashimi, noodles, gyozo and sake.</p> <p>Just east of this restaurant is a counter serving everything from funnel cakes to caterpillar rolls. You can order sushi here and top it off with a banana split. It's a cut above many of the fast food counters on the pier, with friendly service and a clean kitchen area.</p>

Yanagi is family-owned and specializes in traditional Japanese dishes with a modern twist. The sashimi dish,…More yellowtail jalapeno, is a perfect example.</p> <p>The restaurant opened in 2008 but already has a number of great reviews online. Yanagi's bento and sushi lunch specials are available until 2:30pm, Tuesday through Saturday. Look for this restaurant at the southeast corner of Artesia Boulevard and MacKay Lane.</p>