Sushi Note Omakase is set to open in Rodeo Drive, Beverley Hills this month. Overall, this is quite an interesting spot for a sushi restaurant to open seeing as this road is typically occupied by clothing shops. Compared to others, Sushi Note Omakase offers a more affordable dining experience such as looking at Urasawa, with a price tag just below $200 per person. They maintain their original commitment to their Sherman Oaks restaurant, emphasizing the pairing of wine with premium nigiri.

The wine pairings come in two options, priced at either $100 or $150. The premium selection includes rare, older vintage wines such as Mersault premier cru Clos Des Boucheres monopole or Gaston Chiquet brut champagne, thoughtfully paired with dishes like baby shrimp topped with caviar. According to the website, it says: “The 14-seat restaurant offers a thoughtfully curated sushi program that takes guests on a twenty-course journey imagined by celebrated head sushi chef, Kiminobu Saito.”

Los Angeles boasts numerous excellent sushi options, but discovering sushi paired with wine in an underground setting within the heart of Beverly Hills adds a delightful and unexpected twist to the dining scene.

Additionally, there is a daily offering from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. featuring a 12-course menu priced at $125, offering a slightly more affordable dining option. Its address is 421 N Rodeo Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210 and more can be found here.