Is it worth going out of your way for?

Yes, if you're seeking Michelin-recognized Japanese cooking without the high cost or rigid format of an omakase counter. The handcrafted noodles and modern dishes like Lamb in Lava offer a distinct, elevated experience.

It's for date nights, groups, or any occasion where you want refined, shareable Japanese food in a relaxed setting. It suits diners who appreciate quality technique but prefer a more accessible price and menu-driven format.

What should you order?

Start with smaller plates to sample the kitchen's range, then move to heartier items. Don't miss the signatures: Lamb in Lava, Creamy-Fusion #3, and finish with a bowl of the Lei Ramen.

How do you get a table?

Reservations are managed through Tock.

Anything to know before you go?

The meal's progression is built by you, not the chef. Treat the menu as a sequence, sharing plates to create a coherent dining experience from start to finish.

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Beverly Hills · united-states

KAZAN®︎

Name: KAZAN®︎
Address: North La Cienega Boulevard, 90048, Beverly Hills, United States, Beverly Hills, united-states

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Distinction

Kazan operates in the accessible mid-range of Beverly Hills' Japanese dining scene, recognized by the Michelin Guide for its cooking quality. The kitchen makes its own soba and ramen noodles on-site, elevating traditional dishes like the signature Lamb in Lava, Creamy-Fusion #3, and Lei Ramen. The format allows diners to build their own progression from a menu of modern Japanese plates, offering a serious alternative to the city's higher-priced, counter-only omakase experiences. The restaurant's consistent technique and value have earned it a place in the Guide, providing a calibrated signal of quality at its price point.

Address: North La Cienega Boulevard, 90048, Beverly Hills, United States
Cuisine: Japanese
City: Beverly Hills

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Good to know

Is it worth going out of your way for?: Yes, if you're seeking Michelin-recognized Japanese cooking without the high cost or rigid format of an omakase counter. The handcrafted noodles and modern dishes like Lamb in Lava offer a distinct, elevated experience.
Who is it for?: It's for date nights, groups, or any occasion where you want refined, shareable Japanese food in a relaxed setting. It suits diners who appreciate quality technique but prefer a more accessible price and menu-driven format.
What should you order?: Start with smaller plates to sample the kitchen's range, then move to heartier items. Don't miss the signatures: Lamb in Lava, Creamy-Fusion #3, and finish with a bowl of the Lei Ramen.
How do you get a table?: Reservations are managed through Tock.
Anything to know before you go?: The meal's progression is built by you, not the chef. Treat the menu as a sequence, sharing plates to create a coherent dining experience from start to finish.

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