Top Restaurants Near Universal City/Studio City Station
Find the best restaurants near Universal City/Studio City Station in Los Angeles. Top spots within walking distance. Independent scores, no paid placements.
By DineGuides Team·Updated March 2026·3 spots within 0.3 mi
Here are 3 restaurants within 0.3 miles of Universal City/Studio City Station, sorted by distance. Each has a DineGuides score of 75 or higher.
Whether you’re grabbing a bite before boarding or exploring the neighborhood, these are the spots worth your time.
The closest restaurants to Universal City/Studio City Station are Sushi Tomoki (0.2 mi), Broken Engrish (0.3 mi), and Cafe Sierra | Seafood Buffet (0.3 mi).
Sushi Tomoki is a well-regarded Japanese restaurant celebrated for its remarkably fresh, authentic, and masterfully prepared sushi and sashimi, often described as the best diners have ever tasted.
🍽️94Food
✨87Vibe
💰82Value
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“It's loud, it's packed and the sushi is perfect”
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“1 Years after our first visit. The sushi is perfect”
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“So reasonably priced for insanely delicious sushi”
Ideal for
Serious sushi lovers seeking omakase experienceSpecial occasions and date nightsVisitors near Universal Studios
This cozy Taiwanese spot offers a creative, plant-based take on classic dishes, with many diners highlighting the owner's passion and the flavorful, satisfying food. It's a welcoming favorite that caters to diverse dietary needs, making it a great option for families and solo diners alike.
🍽️95Food
✨85Vibe
💰80Value
🧹60Hygiene
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“If you are looking for the best vegan Taiwanese food in the area, you have to check out Broken Engrish.”
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“The owner cooked and served us by himself and still made casual conversation while we were eating.”
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“We enjoyed a quiet booth for a late lunch and had the place to ourselves.”
Ideal for
Families with diverse dietary needsSolo dinersVegetarian and vegan Taiwanese food lovers
Cafe Sierra is a high-end seafood buffet in the Hilton Universal City that excels at fresh lobster, crab, and cold stations, with standout live music and attentive service from select staff. However, it's plagued by inconsistent food prep (overcooked mains, lukewarm hot dishes), hidden fees ($42 facility charges despite 'no tipping' messaging), and recent service slowness. At $95–$160/pp, it's a pricey special-occasion spot that works best for seafood lovers arriving early; latecomers often encounter picked-over or cooled dishes.
🍽️74Food
✨82Vibe
💰66Value
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“We had to wait in a line even though we had a reservation for 11am.”
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“Very clean and plentiful. The chef is more than welcome to steam the crabs if you like.”
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“Valet parking is a real time saver. No waiting in line, was seated immediately.”
