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7. Yama Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 561 reviews
Reviewed By Ruben R
Quite an experience. Try to avoid rush hours, it can get really crowded. Of course is not the very best quality but not bad either.
6. Sushi Roku Las Vegas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1057 reviews
Sushi Roku combines the finest, freshest fish from pristine waters around the globe with the kind of artistry that can only be provided by a mature sushi chef ensuring superlative traditional sushi, together with a splash of California innovation. Sushi R
Reviewed By Vladimir1968
A great Japanese meal with the kids. They stuffed themselves with chicken noodles and we loved the sushi. In particular, I would like to single out the truffle roll special. All was great, beautifully presented and delicious.Thank you for your kind words about Sushi Roku. It is always a great pleasure to hear that we are serving our customers well. We look forward to serving you again soon. Gratefully, Sushi Roku
5. Monta Noodle House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 295 reviews
Reviewed By Brian A
Your choice of parking here will be between none and illegal. If you can, take a ride share or taxi here. The day we visited there were about 50 cars parked illegally on the side street and at the church across the street. A tow-truck company could make a fortune outside this restaurant.It took us about 20 minutes to be seated. Service was fast. Our order was delivered in less than three minutes. The staff were very friendly and helpful despite being busy. We ordered a Shoyu and a Tonkotsu ramen and they were both outstanding. Both compared favorably to similar meals in Tokyo. The fatty pork is best broken up and eaten in pieces as a flavor enhancer. Popping the whole piece of pork in your mouth at once may leave you with a fatty taste in your mouth.Donât forget to drink the broth once youâre done with the other ingredients! You use your spoon until youâre near the bottom, then lift the bowl and drink the rest.
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4. Zuma
Overall Ratings
4 based on 268 reviews
Now open at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, zuma features modern Japanese cuisine and award-winning world-class cocktails in an elegant and sophisticated environment. Inspired by the informal izakaya dining style, the international restaurant features a mo
Reviewed By HanniHannover
Good food albeit debileres with tho much show and not in the quality expected.The sushi rolls were fine but overloaded with heavy mayonnaise chunk.The main dish - spicy tenderloin arrived 7 minutes after the appetizers, which were cold by then ... and the meat itself was not spicy but partly burnt.Dubai is a far better Zuma location.
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3. Raku
Overall Ratings
4 based on 548 reviews
Reviewed By 919alisong
Wow this place did not disappoint. My husband and I went on Friday June 28th. We left it to about two weeks before our trip to try to get a reservation and had no luck (do call way in advance). Thankfully our concierge at the Bellagio was able to get us a 6:00 seating. This place is small and does fill up. I don't think there was a single walk-in all reservations so do book ahead. The service was wonderful, polite, professional and prompt. Great sake selection as well as Japanese beers. We had the Kobe beef skewers with wasabi - so so good we ordered several of them! We also had the crispy fired shrimp, the chicken thighs and the scallop with soy sauce and the grilled rice ball. We loved every single bite. I can understand why this place is so hard to get into but definitely worth the effort to snag a reservation. It is only a 10 - 15 minute drive off the strip ( depending on where you are staying) so very easy to get to the place. We will be back!!!!!
2. SOHO Japanese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 169 reviews
Reviewed By Gary B
Stopped in to visit family for lunch. Very good food and large portions. We had many items on the menu, including teriyaki chicken, teriyaki salmon, sushi, tempura and more. Each lunch came with soup and salad. Excellent food. Please refill the Iced Tea on our next visit. I will return very soon. This is a hidden gem in Las Vegas. I added photos of our visit.
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1. Kabuto
Overall Ratings
5 based on 150 reviews
Reviewed By Caroline O
We were overwhelmed with options for dinner in Vegas so we decided to base our choice on reviews and I am so happy we stumbled upon this place! The service was absolutely incredible and the quality of the food was the absolute best Iâve had in Vegas, and possibly ever when it comes to Japanese! Itâs a small restaurant and you can watch the chefs prepare your food right in front of you which added to the experience. Definitely worth the short trip off the main strip.
