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408, East 2nd Street, 90012, Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, US United States
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większa mapa i wskazówkiLatitude: 34.0471085, Longitude: -118.2388803
Bryan Hong
::I've noticed some reviews of this place are for the nearby Japanese Village Plaza. This is Honda Plaza, a much smaller plaza that is perhaps best known for being the home of Sushi Gen. Parking is paid (discount with validation) but even so, the lot often gets completely filled during peak hours. Aside from the generally excellent restaurants you can also find a pet groomer, pharmacy and post office. You won't find any anime shops here, those are at the near by Japanese Village Plaza.
JB JB
::At this place, stores are a bit pricey, but it is unique at LA. You can find good Japanese food, video games, clothes, items etc.
Yawei Zhang
::The cashier of the parking has attitude, impatient, rude! And charge you even you accidentally drive in the plaza. That’s ridiculous!
oscar amado
::Unique place whit a lot of restaurants, retail stores and full of culture.
Ming-Chi Kuo
::Parking is terrible but I don't drive. Leading the all star lineup in this plaza is Sushi Gen. Walk across after to the matcha shop for their soft serve. The Japanese Italian pasta have good lunch specials. Kinjiro can be pretentious and won't seat you without a reservation but it's one of the better izakaya options in the area. Kagaya have quality wagyu if you must boil your meat. Men-oh is not a bad ramen option despite the numerous options in the area. Aloha for Hawaiian breakfast. There's even a pharmacy as well as a post office with a grumpy worker.