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"So good… more accessible than n/naka"

@rindarindarinda

"It remains nearly impossible to get a table at the chef Niki Nakayama’s fine-dining n/naka in the Palms neighborhood, but booking a reservation at n/soto, her more casual spot with a handsome dining room in West Adams, doesn’t require careful timing and frantic clicking. During the pandemic, Ms. Nakayama and her sous chef and partner, Carole Iida-Nakayama, pivoted to bento-box take-out at n/naka, then opened n/soto in 2022 to continue serving their refined takes on homestyle dishes. Their sushi is impeccable, but their hot dishes — crunchy chicken karaage, silky warm housemade tofu, rice and trout steaming in a donabe (a Japanese clay pot) — are as exciting as a perfect slice of toro."

@ale96ange

"Mid-City Japanese $$$ Reservation “Accessible” can be an overused and twisty word in food writing, but in its most basic definition it aptly describes the new Mid-City restaurant from Niki Nakayama and her wife, Carole Iida-Nakayama. While their tiny flagship n/naka never stops showing up on listicles about the world’s hardest reservations, at n/soto prime-time seating can be secured by planning only a week out, sometimes less. Its izakaya model — small to midsize plates that incorporate myriad culinary techniques, matched with a thoughtful beverage program — is familiar as a universal template for dining in Los Angeles. The couple knew they’d need to give n/naka their nightly attention, so Yoji Tajima, whose Beverly Hills sushi restaurant Yojisan closed in 2020, leads n/soto’s kitchen. Among the 50-plus items on the menu, much of it micro-seasonal and changing by the week if not the day, look for a constant: a bowl of freshly made oboro tofu. The soothing, savory custard seasoned with tosa joyu, a soy-based sauce enriched with shaved bonito, sets the mood for the sculptural plates of sashimi, smoky chicken thigh skewers and the exceptional shrimp-stuffed agedashi mochi ahead."

@ashigu

"Omg do not miss! Please get the Brussels sprout salad, the crudités, bone marrow, and all the nigiri/raw fish dishes. You will not be disappointed. Also, please get the cocktails with the ice machine. They didn’t have it on the menu but I just asked about it and they got me one. Literally a shaved ice cocktail!! "

@jeaton

"Reservations are hard to get !"

@londontrees

"Eater: Mid-City’s thoughtful new N/soto has been a long time coming. The follow-up project from the N/naka team of Niki Nakayama and Carole Iida-Nakayama is a beautiful balance of show and substance, marrying izakaya flavors and raw fish preparations with a dim, sleek dinnertime interior that is sure to be booked for months to come. "

@blakesbites

"Got bone marrow, uni with wagyu, oysters were amazing, beef tongue amazing. Wouldn’t get octopus again. Overall, incredible. Will come back once they have liquor license. "

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