What I do like is their pseudo-sake club offer. Many sushi places have gimmicks to get you to come back. A place in Manhattan Beach offers you your own set of chopsticks and a slight discount on everything you order once you become a member by spending over $200 (something my friend and I did by ourselves). Others adorn the wall with eating accomplishments of patrons. Naked Sushi has a saki-club. For $20 you can purchase a box that comes with one glass of sake. The box is yours to decorate and every time you come back you find your box on the great-box-wall and you get one free glass of sake. It pays for itself very quickly and leads to fun decorations. My sake box is a part of a co-op. I purchased it the weekend before I moved to New York with one of my co-workers who lives nearbye. I didn't want my sake box to be lonely and feeling unwanted while I was away (although i'm pretty sure people just randomly grab sake boxes and use them as if they were their own) so i went halfsies with my co-worker and now my sake box feels loved all the time.
The sushi here is pretty good and the sushi chef is a cool dood with agreeable taste in music. I was here right before my dinner at Manpuku so i didn't order anything except for a roll that isn't on the menu that I can't remember the name of. It had the word toast in it and it has spicy tuna among other things. It was pretty good.
18 Washington Blvd
Marina del Rey, CA 90292
bad picture. it was dark.
sake box woo hoo!
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