Himitsu Brings World-Class Sushi With A Personal Touch To La Jolla

I kind of don’t want to tell you about Himitsu…so you don’t go…so I can have it all to myself.

It’s that good.

I’ve been looking for my ‘go-to’ sushi joint since moving here a few years ago, and this may have won me over.

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A joint venture between the owners of The Taco Stand and restaurateur, Edo Kobayashi, the owner of several Japanese restaurants located in Mexico City, Himitsu is a manifestation of melding sushi expertise with experiential dining.

The space itself seats a total of 30 guests, consisting of eight bar seats and 22 patio seats, making it a prime destination for those seeking a more intimate dining experience.

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Which, in addition to absolutely amazing sushi, is what I really loved about Himitsu. In contrast to a lot of sushi restaurants, it’s exudes a very informal, neighborly feel where customers get to know the chefs, and each dish is prepared with attention to your individual tastes.

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Chef Mitsu brings 17 years of experience from the highly-acclaimed Sushi Ota with him, where he honed his craft with a focus on delivering a premium service to match topnotch Japanese fare.

The menu will feature a unique focus on nigiri and sashimi style sushi, both preparations that emphasize the high-quality fish that the restaurant will serve, which is something that Chef Mitsu considers to be a vital component when it comes to preparing anything worthy of serving his patrons.

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His omakase menu will change nightly, showcasing both traditional sushi arts as well as creative small plate offerings.

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Himitsu is open for dinner on Monday through Friday from 5-10 p.m., Saturdays from 5-1030 p.m.

Sushi-lovers…don’t wait on this. I have a feeling it will be a hard table to get very soon!

See you there!

 

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