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Kiyokawa: So Sorry, So Good
laweekly.com - 11/19/2009
Kiyokawa: So Sorry, So Good
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Kiyokawa is a small sushi bar on the southern edge of Beverly Hills , a couple of blocks south of Wilshire and almost invisible among modest boutiques and storefront offices. If you re passing it by car, the restaurant could be mistaken for one of the sandwich shops that speckle the ...

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Eater LA:  Week in Reviews: Kiyokawa, One of LA's Best Kept Sushi Secrets

Squid Ink:  Photo gallery: So Sorry, So Good at Kiyokawa

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Week in Reviews: Kiyokawa, One of LA's Best Kept Sushi Secrets
Eater LA — ... times as much. In my decades of reviewing restaurants, Kiyokawa may be the first place I was tempted to keep for myself." Wow. "Kiyokawa bills itself as an organic sushi restaurant, meaning that the rice, the shiso, the ginger, the soy sauce are all sourced from chemical-free farms." Dishes are expertly prepared, and Goldy recommends opting for the omakase where Kiyokawa treats "each piece of fish as if he were a sculptor confronting a $5,000 column of raw marble." [LAW] ...

Photo gallery: So Sorry, So Good at Kiyokawa
Squid Ink — Need a visual aid for your print edition? Jonathan Gold visits the Beverly Hills sushi bar Kiyokawa ("In my decades of reviewing restaurants, Kiyokawa may be the first place I was tempted to keep to myself"). Click through for Anne Fishbein's spectacular photos and read more in Gold's Counter Intelligence, "Kiyokawa: So Sorry, So Good." ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ ​

Kiyokawa ... anyone been?
Chowhound's Latest » Los Angeles Area — Kiyokawa ... anyone been? JGold just gave a raving review of Kiyokawa in this week's LA Weekly. A quick search here turned up only one mention of Kiyokawa, without any real in-depth review. I'm not one that really trusts JGold and his reviews, so was wondering if any 'hounds here had first-hand experience and would like to share. Link to JGold's review: http://www.laweekly.com/2009-11-19/ea... ...