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Best Sushi restaurants nearby. Discover the best Sushi food in La Vista. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Sushi restaurants near you.. La Vista is a city in Sarpy County, Nebraska, United States. The population was 15,758 at the 2010 census. The city was incorporated on February 23, 1960.
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1. Hutong Sushi & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By amzarsmi
After eating sushi around the Omaha area the last few years and experiencing disappointment as some of my favorite places went downhill, it was wonderful to find this little spot off the beaten path in La Vista. My daughter, her husband and two young children (ages 3 and 5) went for a Saturday lunch. Everyday is happy hour between 1 and 4PM so appetizers are half price. It was very quiet and after we ordered were served promptly. There are several delicious appetizers to try, the crabcakes were especially tasty. There was a special roll for the day, the "Bliss roll" and indeed was bliss! Presentation of the food was great. We were in and out within an hour which was great as the kids didn't get fussy. Best of all the check didn't break the bank.
2. Dragon Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By joelr749
Family wanted Chinese food for Sunday dinner. Had passed by Dragon Cafe many times but never went in. So based on the reviews thought we'd give them a shot. The restaurant is nicely decorated and had friendly staff. Prompt service. Healthy portions. Just wasn't excited about the food. It wasn't bad, just not great. The calamari was overcooked. Dumplings were okay. California roll was good. At least we can say we've been there.
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3. Red Sushi Hibachi
Reviewed By mspfaithful
We came into Omaha having driven two days for seven hours each. We were wanting a Japanese dinner and drove north to Papillion , looking for one. Red was on the same side of the street where we were and was easily accessed. Little did we know how wonderful the food would turn out to be! Customers are welcomed and ushered to one of their tables or booths and given menus. I had thought that we would go to a typical hibachi table to endure a chef talking about "Japanese Parkay." Not so! They are given time to decide on their choices from this remarkably diverse menu, and the food is made freshly by a chef behind their sushi counter who knows what he is doing. 'The first dinner I had was Seafood Soup and an Egg Roll appetizer. The soup had pollack, bay scallops, shrimp, and lots of vegetables. It was served piping hot. My husband had the Teriyaki Beef, white rice, as he wanted a smaller portion. The food so good that we decided to return the following evening. The following evening, both of us were really hungry, so we both ordered from the "Sushi Bar Entree" portion of the menu. He enjoyed salad, Miso soup, and a stir-fry with vegetables and chicken., I had the same soup and salad with a stir-fry with calamari tentacles and vegetables. Both were fresh, served hot, and with a hibachi sauce. We loved our dinners at Red.Re. Menu: The menu is structured so that customers can decide how much food they want to eat. There are multiple appetizer choices, e.g. Egg Rolls, Edemame, Gyoza, fried calimari, etc. Soups offered are: Miso, clear broth, Tom Yum Chicken, Seafood, and Udon or Ramin soups. Salad choices are House Ginger, Seaweed, Kani, etc. Numerous sushi or shashimi choices, Sushi Bar Entrees choices: (regular and deluxe) , both cooked or raw special rolls, various fried rices, (egg, vegetables, chicken, beef, shrimp, and combos), lunches, a kids menu, and desserts (Fried Ice Cream, Cheese Cake, and Mochi Ice Cream). Catering and a Take-Out drive-up window are available.Red is in a strip mall with plenty of parking, including handicapped places near its entrance. It's a rare time indeed, when we loved the food so much that we went two nights in a row! Such was the case at Red!
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4. Osaka Steakhouse & Sushi Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Osaka Steakhouse & Sushi Bar Provides Restaurant, Sushi Bar, Steak and Seafood Restaurant, Noodle Restaurant, Osaka Steakhouse, Chinese, Teppanyaki, Hibachi, Bento Lunch to the La Vista, NE Area.
Reviewed By travelingslp
I enjoyed an early supper with a friend and this was a great find, located very near Embassy Suites in La Vista! We enjoyed the Ceviche appetizer and shared a Rainbow Roll, Dynamite Roll and our waitress suggested the Omaha roll as well. They were ALL excellent! The specialty drinks were very good as well. Can't wait to go back!Thank you for the kind review of Osaka travelingsip.. We hope to see you again soon.
5. Ponzu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
Reviewed By Kevin H
This was my third visit to Ponzu Sushi & Grill. Dined here on a Groupon deal. Immediately greeted in a friendly manner, seated, and asked if wanting a drink other than ice water. Server was personable, knowledgeable and likable. Debated between potstickers and chicken lettuce wrap, and went for the wrap, for something fresh tot balance sodium of sushi. Was satisfying, with a colorful cherry tomato, cucumber, carrot and red pepper offerings, in addition to rice and chicken on leaves of Bibb lettuce. Ordered tradidtional Cali and Philly rolls - both excellent as before. Both full and light Kokkoman soy sauces were on each table (so did not have to request). The spot has a modern decor/feel, and sits behind a freestanding red-brick building, so is somewhat obstructed from street view. Owner was roaming the restaurant, assisting servers, which I really like, as it shows a participatory management style. Will definitely be back, as Ponzu is one of my favorite sushi spots in Omaha.
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