Private Sushi Chefs in Los Angeles

Each chef here serves sushi or sashimi on at least one menu, shown below with what one guest pays.

Chefs for this dinner

One menu per chef, with what each guest pays at different table sizes. Open a profile for the rest of the menus and to book.

12 Japanese bookings

Chris Manos

BBQ · Marina Del Rey

Japanese sushi

Enjoy a refined Japanese sushi experience starting with your choice of a fresh nigiri, uramaki roll, or sashimi. Explore a variety of flavorful rolls in the first course, followed by exquisite shrimp tempura or tekka maki rolls as the main. Finish with delightful desserts like coconut tapioca pudding or matcha cheesecake.

  • A party of 2$500 each
  • Parties of 3–6$400 each
  • Parties of 7–20$360 each
See Chris's menus and book

3 Japanese bookings

Benjamin Kalifa

Japanese · Los Angeles

EXCLUSIVE JAPANESE EXPERIENCE

An elegant Japanese-inspired menu combining traditional flavors with modern presentation. Focused on balance, precision, and premium ingredients.

  • Parties of 3–6$145 each
See Benjamin's menus and book

3 Japanese bookings

Kathleen Engelhardt

Italian · Los Angeles

Japanese - Indulge

Indulge in a refined Japanese dining experience with a curated selection from each course. Choose one appetizer from fresh sushi to delicate dumplings, followed by a first course featuring miso and seasonal vegetables. For the main, savor expertly prepared seafood, chicken, or vegetarian options. Conclude with a choice of exquisite matcha and passionfruit desserts.

  • A party of 2$242 each
See Kathleen's menus and book

3 Japanese bookings

Matthew Lazarchick

Mexican · Los Angeles

a Japanese influenced menu

Experience a Japanese influenced menu featuring a variety of appetizers like homemade tofu and spicy chicken potstickers, fresh first courses including soba noodle salad and seared ahi tuna, a main course with assorted sashimi, sushi rolls, and shrimp stir fry, followed by exquisite desserts such as yuzu cheesecake and flourless Valrhona chocolate torte.

  • A party of 2$140 each
  • Parties of 3–6$130 each
  • Parties of 7–20$120 each
See Matthew's menus and book

2 Japanese bookings

Daniela Perez Reyes

Pan-Asian · Santa Monica

Simple Asian Fusion

Enjoy a curated Asian Fusion experience with one choice each from appetizers like Octopus Carpaccio or Nigiri, first courses including sushi rolls or Korean Fried Chicken, main courses such as Tuna Katsu or Kalua Pig, and desserts like Macarons or Butter Mochi with Green Tea ice cream.

  • Parties of 13–20$154 each
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Sushi or sashimi course on the menu below

Brady Leffler

Italian · Los Angeles

Japanese - Basic

Enjoy a choice of one appetizer from fresh and flavorful options like Ginger Miso or Micro Kimchi Pancakes. For the main course, select one dish ranging from Omakase Roll Array to Black Pepper Glazed Salmon. Finish with a dessert of your choice, including Matcha Cheesecake or Coconut Chocolate Mousse.

  • Parties of 7–12$154 each
See Brady's menus and book

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Alexandre Seince

French · Los Angeles

Japanese Inspiration Menu

A refined Japanese‑inspired experience celebrating clean flavors, seasonal ingredients, and beautifully balanced dishes. From light starters to comforting classics, this menu blends tradition with a modern French touch fresh, delicate, and crafted for a relaxed, dinner that still feels special.

  • A party of 2$295 each
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Kami Quiñones

Japanese · Los Angeles

Japanese/Korean

Experience a full Japanese and Korean culinary journey with all-inclusive selections. Start with a refreshing vegetable banchan trio and kalbi-style short ribs. Enjoy chilled soba noodles or a vibrant bibimbap station. Savor handrolls with fresh fish or vegetarian options, bossam-inspired plates, and comforting soon tofu stew. Conclude with Korean-inspired desserts like honey sesame cookies or matcha pound cake.

  • A party of 2$162 each
  • Parties of 3–6$145 each
  • Parties of 7–20$127 each
See Kami's menus and book

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Bryan Maurice

Latin American · Los Angeles

Tokyo Nights – Exclusive Hand Roll Tasting

An exclusive five-course Japanese tasting inspired by modern omakase. The menu features refined starters, a delicate miso soup, and thoughtfully composed small plates, culminating in an interactive hand-roll course prepared fresh for guests. Each dish highlights balance, seasonality, and elegant presentation. Vegetarian alternatives are available for every course, ensuring a seamless and memorable upscale dining experience.

  • A party of 2$285 each
See Bryan's menus and book

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Rya Frazier

Seafood · Corona

Japanese Steak House

Japanese Streak House Delights hat included Sushi

  • A party of 2$170 each
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Marco Cerruti

Italian · Los Angeles

Sushi Omakase

An Immersive Sushi Experience Embark on an unforgettable omakase adventure where each bite tells the story of the sea. Your journey begins with the comforting warmth of freshly steamed edamame, followed by the sweet elegance of delicate Hokkaido scallops and the satisfying crunch of seasonal tempura. As the evening unfolds, savor the pinnacle of Japanese luxury buttery Bluefin Otoro, brimming w

  • Parties of 3–6$220 each
See Marco's menus and book

Booking in three steps

  1. 01

    Read the courses

    Some menus put one sushi or sashimi course inside a larger dinner; others are mostly sushi. Check before you pick.

  2. 02

    Ask about the fish

    Ask where the fish comes from and which pieces will be raw.

  3. 03

    Check who eats raw fish

    Tell the chef if a guest is pregnant, skips raw fish or is allergic to shellfish, so the menu can allow for it.

Good to know

What do private sushi chefs charge in LA?

LA Japanese bookings ran a median of $200 a guest at a typical table of 3, usually $165 to $240.

Can a sushi chef cook for a party?

Yes. 39% of LA Japanese and sushi bookings had 7 or more guests. Check the party-size bands on the menu you like.

Is there an omakase option?

Marco Cerruti has a menu with omakase in the title. On the other menus, check how many courses are sushi.

Is a hibachi chef the same as a sushi chef?

No. Hibachi is cooked on a hot griddle; sushi is mostly cold and raw. 3 chefs on this site also list a hibachi menu.

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