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LasVegan 351 reads
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you truly do love good sushi........and not just the local yuk places.  Tokyo Boys (Warm Springs Road and Stephanie) is the absolute best in the states.  Not only is the quality of the sushi superior, but they have a master chef who is as skillful as anyone in the business.

I know......lived in Japan........and have eaten sushi in almost every U.S. state.

It will cost less than Nobu.....but more than the yuk places you find locally.  Quite often, we get what we pay for.......and this is a prime example.

vasports74769 reads

I have a daye with a provider that loves sushi.  Where should i suggest?  I will be staying at the Orleans if that helps.  Thanks

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KatieFlowers527 reads

I just enjoyed a delicious dinner at Nobu (Hard Rock and Caesars Palace each have a restaurant)  
Sensi at Bellagio & Blue Ribbon at Cosmo are my other favorite spots.  

Enjoy!  

OXOXO  
Katie

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FrancescaFairford361 reads

There's tons of great places to go for Sushi in Vegas! My favorite place is Sushi Roku, located in the Forum Shop of Caesar's Palace. Delicious food, great atmosphere, service, and view of the strip! There are also many other nice restaurants located in China town. Hope you guys have fun!

Vivian

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Hpygolky397 reads

Sushisamba at the Venetian. It has a wider assortment.

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LasVegan334 reads

Try Tokyo Boys on Stephanie and Warm Springs Road.  You will never eat sushi anywhere else after you have tried them, promise.

They offer the absolute best sushi in the U.S.

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jaydalee434 reads

I like Kabuki japanese restaurant located on S. Las Vegas Blvd.in the Town Center Plaza they have another location in Tivoli Village close to the Suncoast hotel.
Blue Ribbon in Cosmopolitan hotel
Bar Masa at Aria (kanapi roll is amazing but a little pricey)
Ohjah local place on Flamingo/Hualapai they have other locations as well around the city
Sushi Samba palazzo hotel I love this restaurant it is very special to me however( Fyi...about this place it is expensive!If you let the servers suggest different options your bill is going to be sky high!If you get a menu and pick your own stuff is better in my opinion)
Can't wait to read the other responses I love sushi and am always on the look out for a new place to try:)
RM Seafood at Mandalay bay awesome sushi

You and your date enjoy!



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702touch383 reads

jjanga on decatur and twain...they have ala cart and all you can eat

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APRIDE346 reads

Yellowtail at Bellagio is my favorite

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jjanga on decatur and twain...they have ala cart and all you can eat

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Delaneygfe315 reads

I 2nd JJanga's!!  Or I Love Sushi on Eastern and Sunridge Heights in Henderson.  I know it's far but they have amazing Sushi and Sashimi and it's a very authentic Japanese Sushi place. The girls serve in Kimonos!

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LasVegan352 reads

you truly do love good sushi........and not just the local yuk places.  Tokyo Boys (Warm Springs Road and Stephanie) is the absolute best in the states.  Not only is the quality of the sushi superior, but they have a master chef who is as skillful as anyone in the business.

I know......lived in Japan........and have eaten sushi in almost every U.S. state.

It will cost less than Nobu.....but more than the yuk places you find locally.  Quite often, we get what we pay for.......and this is a prime example.

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chewbee351 reads

My vote is for Soho sushi or Sen of Japan both are off strip but not far from the Orleans and nothing a uber ride won't fix.

XXX,
Jasmeen

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samanthasommers371 reads

If you want to go somewhere on the strip, I suggest:

1. Nobu at Hard Rock has one michelin star and, most of the chefs have been there since they opened; Nobu at Caesar's may be the world's largest Nobu, but it is lacking love in the kitchen.  Since they've opened, they've been through 3 or 4 exec chefs, and it shows.  I wanted to like that one, but I don't, and do not recommend it.  

2. Koi at Planet Hollywood.

If you don't mind a 25-30 drive or cab/uber ride go to:

Sushi Fever on W. Sahara.  They've been open for 15+ years, and it's my ATF anywhere.  http://www.sushifevervegas.com/

Have a Great time.

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vasports74331 reads

This helps alot.   I rarely eat sushi in the small east coast town i live so i dont mind splurging a little with the right lady

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Kitty_Rains331 reads

Personally I'm allergic so I can't say how it tastes but I know numerous people who swear by that place and visit everyone they come to town

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