Hidden gem. One of the best sushi experiences you will have. Fish was incredible and the environment was welcoming and cozy. Perfect for a small intimate part or a place to dine alone.

Better than I remembered it to be. Great quality fish and selection. Will definitely be back.

This is my favorite neighborhood sushi joint. The fish is always fresh and the sushi chefs are always welcoming and helpful. I would definitely recommend sitting at the sushi bar and getting their omakase menu. My only suggestion would be they make it more clear how many pieces come in their omakase menu so that it is easier to know how to budget for the meal.

10/10 for sushi quality. Took my super picky friend here and he said this was the best sushi he's ever had in LA! I will say it's definitely top 3, will be coming back again and again. The service was super quick too and the price was not bad for the quality of the fish.

There are some sushi places where the only things you should order are the Americanized dishes..and then there are others where the fish quality is so good, the authentic options are what you should stick with. Jinpachi is the latter. We tried the yellowtail serrano sashimi, salmon sushi, toro scallion roll, and yellowtail roll, all of which were amazing. We also ordered a spicy tuna roll, crispy rice spicy tuna, and lemon roll. The lemon roll was pretty awful, the lemon on it was extremely bitter, which was disappointing. Even with the lemon removed, the fish quality didn't seem quite as fresh as in the sashimi. Jinapachi doesn't offer many specialized rolls, but based on our experience, they are doing you a favor by not offering them. If quality sushi and sashimi is what you are after, you'll have a fantastic experience in a unique space in West Hollywood.

Delicious & authentic, not "Americanized" if that makes sense Great flavors and very reasonable prices for the high quality of sushi

Jinpachi serves up terrific and fresh sushi and sashimi, mostly in classic styles. It's a small sushi bar that people sit around with a few ground floor tables in West Hollywood. There's an upstairs that can accommodate another half dozen dining groups. The tiny affair is minimally decorated, nothing worth mentioning, but consistently good... The one drawback? It ain't cheap. Know that going in.