2 Best Restaurants in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles

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Paul Feinstein

Never short on sophistication, Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, and the Westside are known for their high-profile eateries that often have paparazzi camped outside.

Crustacean

$$$ | Beverly Hills

A Euro--Vietnamese fusion gem in the heart of Beverly Hills, Crustacean allows you to walk on water above exotic fish and see the kitchen preparing your perfect garlic noodles through a glass window. Standouts (besides the noodles) include Dungeness crab, A5 Wagyu beef, tuna cigars, and hearts-of-palm crab cakes. The cocktail program also brings the heat with turmeric mules and artichoke old-fashioneds.

Vietnamese $$$ Lunch Dinner
468 N. Bedford Dr., Los Angeles, CA, 90210, USA
310-205–8990
crustaceanbh.com
Known For
  • Sake-simmered dishes
  • No-grease garlic noodles
  • Unique cocktails like artichoke old-fashioneds
Restaurant Details
Closed Mon.
Reservations essential

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Hamasaku

$$$ | West L.A.
A power lunch spot for Hollywood deal makers, this strip mall sushi joint is decorated with fine art and serves up some of the freshest fish in L.A. No one would fault you for getting a table, but sitting at the bar and ordering directly from Chef Yoya Takahashi is another experience altogether. Twenty kinds of fish dominate the menu, which includes 30 celeb-inspired rolls, and one of the least expensive omakase meals around.
Japanese Business $$$ Prix-Fixe Lunch Dinner
11043 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles, CA, 90025, USA
310-479–7636
www.hamasakula.com
Known For
  • Celeb-inspired rolls
  • Most affordable omakase meal in town
Restaurant Details
No lunch weekends

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