In the middle of a Chatsworth strip mall is fresh Persian cuisine at House of Shish Kabob. Chefs and managers come to town from nearby Reseda and Valencia to bring signature flavors to the community. Ordering at the counter is quick and easy. You can sit at one of their comfortable tables inside or outside. It delivers to a radius of three or four miles, but it may deliver farther away (for a small fee).
Sushi connoisseurs will notice Honshu offers a quieter sushi-eating environment. The chefs don't shout each time someone enters, but the restaurant still provides a welcome atmosphere. A poster for "The Trial of Billy Jack" conjures warm feelings from the Native American hero of the 1970s blockbuster movies. A photo of a fire-eater speaks for itself. Instead of traditional Japanese music, Tom Jones music may play through the speakers. It's part of Honshu's philosophy of making a meal more than just food. It's an experience. The chefs treat rolling and folding sushi as an art, and they're not afraid to blend traditional recipes with new flavors.
