OTORO can be found in the Mirage as an intimate sushi shop. This place is known to be great for their excellent service and the small-sized meals. OTORO makes a great choice if your goal is to share a small dish with your friends. There are rolls, nigiri, as well as sashimi on their sushi menu. The selections may be limited when compared to other sushi places, but the prices are quite affordable. I enjoyed their entree menu which included Chilean Sea Bass or Wagyu steak and filet Mignon.
Island Sushi & Grill serves the AYCE dinner menu at $30 per head. The 90-minute meals include gyoza, teriyaki chicken and poke. Sushi Mon offers AYCE midnight sushi, unlike other AYCE restaurant. The sushi menu includes salmon roe and lobster, as well seafood like shrimp, mackerel, squid, shrimp, mackerel and many other similar choices.
You can choose from sashimi, sushi or specialty rolls, or order a sushi platter to try a variety of options. Sushi Roku offers both pickup and delivery. Both options are very affordable. There are four locations of Sapporo Revolving Sushi in Las Vegas, but the Spring Mountain Rd location is the most popular. You can order sushi from a tablet and have it delivered on a conveyor belt.
You can choose from a variety of sushi rolls, deep-fried rolls and sushi plates. Hirobu also offers a gluten-free and vegetarian menu. You can dine-in or order to-go. Kumi offers Japanese cuisine with a Korean American twist. They can be found at Mandalay Bay, the south end of Las Vegas Strip. The service is excellent and there's a great atmosphere. Bluefin Tuna Pizza was my favorite dish at Kumi. Kumi also offers a variety of menu items, such as specialty sushi rolls and sashimi. They also offer combination plates, Wagyu steaks, seafood, and other dishes.
The service is quick, and the food is delicious. Jaburritos are located at the LINQPromenade, in the middle of the Strip. You can also order delivery from Uber Eats or Grubhub. YUORMI Sushi Bar is a popular spot to get sushi in Downtown Las Vegas. It's located in the Arts District, just a few steps from Fremont Street. They have specialty rolls and sashimi as well as nigiri. You can dine in, order takeout, or get delivery.
The restaurant can be found just outside of downtown Las Vegas on Fremont Street. Hiro Saito, Hiroyoshi's sushi chef, has been preparing the best sushi, sashimis, and maki in Las Vegas for almost twenty years. It's a wonderful sushi option that doesn’t break your bank. Kabuto Edomae a superb sushi restaurant is located in Las Vegas’ Chinatown. Kabuto will charge you between $50 and $100 for a dinner, but it's well-worth it. The sushi uses fish that is directly imported from Japan.
Biwon Korean BBQ has an AYCE sushi menu starting at $22 for lunch and ending at $29 for dinner. For groups of six or more, an 18% surcharge will apply to the AYCE sushi menu. Biwon Korean BBQ sushi appetizers include baked mussels, salmon cheese stick and salmon skin salad. Sashimi salad and sushi taco trio.
