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7.9

Suehiro Cafe

Japanese

Little Tokyo

$$$$Perfect For:Casual Weeknight DinnerLiterally EveryoneSerious Take-Out Operation
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After more than 50 years in Little Tokyo, Suehiro Cafe relocated to this larger location on Main Street in DTLA. Much like a classic diner, the menu is long. You might even get a little overwhelmed flipping through pages of sushi rolls, donburi, ramen, and cold soba. But when in doubt, get the okonomi plate. It's a choose-your-own-adventure with this three-item combo tray, but we always order the broiled mackerel, crispy gyozas, and cold tofu. Since they close at midnight on weekends, keep Suehiro in mind for a sit-down Japanese meal after bar-hopping near downtown.

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