Grab & Go
Freshly prepared premium sushi, sashimi, bento, and hot bites — not typical market sushi.
Los Angeles · Since 1984
Yama Sushi Marketplace
Window to Japan
Premium grab-and-go sushi, sake, and Japanese goods — three neighborhood markets across LA.
The marketplace
Fresh sushi, every hour
Founded by a fish broker and one of LA’s largest fish buyers — sashimi-grade fish delivered daily, plus a marketplace for culture, sake, and Japanese goods.
Culture
Monthly master chef and culture classes led by sushi chefs and Japanese specialists.
Sake
Southern California’s largest curated sake selection, guided by our in-house kikisake-shi.
Japanese Goods
Snacks, sauces, matcha, and specialty products sourced from prefectures across Japan.
About
Yama Sushi Marketplace
Your neighborhood Japanese sushi market for over 41 years. Best known for premium grab-and-go sushi ranked among LA’s best — and a window to Japan through sake, snacks, and specialty goods sourced directly from Japan.
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See how four decades of fish-market expertise, neighborhood hospitality, and Japanese food culture come together at Yama.
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Visit us
Three stores across LA
Latest Yama Blog
Celebrate Tanabata at Yama: Share Your Wish With Our Community
Every summer, people across Japan celebrate one of the country's most beloved traditions: Tanabata, also known as the Star Festival. Rooted in a centuries-old legend, Tanabata is a time to reflect on hopes, dreams, and wishes for the future while coming together as a community.
This year, we're excited to bring that tradition to Yama Sushi Marketplace and invite you to be part of it.
Tanabata is celebrated annually on July 7 and tells the story of two celestial lovers, Orihime (the Weaver Star) and Hikoboshi (the Cowherd Star), who are separated by the Milky Way and allowed to reunite just once a year.
Press
Yama in the news
ABC 7
Sushi 101 with Chef Ko on ABC 7
Chef Ko shares sushi-making techniques.
KTLA 5
AANHPI Makers Market on KTLA 5
Celebrating AANHPI month with local Asian-owned vendors.
Argonaut News
Grab-and-Go on Sushi Row — Sherman Oaks expansion
Yama opens its fourth and largest location.
What Now LA
Yama expanding to Sherman Oaks this summer
Fourth store headed to the San Fernando Valley.