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Omasake will set you back between $165 and $200 per person. The fish tacos, sashimi and nigiri however, are much cheaper (about $10-$20 each). Nobu's most famous dish is the black cod. They also offer a range of other dishes including smoked Wagyu dumplings as well as lobster, lobster, ribeye and king-crab. Nobu can be costly, but the experience will stay with you forever. Jaburritos is an Asian Fusion restaurant where you can make your own bowls and sushi burritos. It's almost the same as Chipotle, except that it is sushi. This place also happens to have the lowest prices on the Las Vegas Strip.
Sushi Neko's all day lunch special at $23.95 is unbeatable. You can also choose from an AYCE dinner for $27.95. You should arrive before 6pm as it gets crowded. Yama is the only all-you'll-eat sushi restaurant right on the Las Vegas Strip. It's right across the street from Resorts World and Tacos El Gordo. The specialty rolls, hand and nigiri are all high-quality, and only $27.95 for dinner.
There are many choices, but the focus is on sushi rolls. Their SAMBA Hour is a great place to find deals. It's open daily from 3:00pm until 6:00pm, except on Saturday. Sushi Roku is located in the Forum Shops of Caesars Palace. You can take in the spectacular view of Las Vegas Strip from the restaurant's 3rd-floor location while you enjoy your meal.
You can choose from a wide range of specialty rolls, including sashimi and tempura. You can choose to order dishes as a set or you can take advantage of the $24.99 lunch special by AYCE and the $29.99 dinner menu. Children under 4ft can eat as much as they like for $20 Sushi Neko is located in Las Vegas' Chinatown. This sushi restaurant serves high-quality sashimi in generous portions. The service is excellent and the fish is fresh.
Musashi Japanese steakhouse is a late-night restaurant that serves sushi, located just blocks away from the Strip. The restaurant is a favorite spot among locals because it is open till 1am on weekends. There are sushi rolls, nigiri, chicken, steak, and seafood. As the chefs prepare your food, you will be entertained. Musashi is a Japanese restaurant that's very underrated in Las Vegas.
The YUORMI ROLL features tuna, salmon and yellowtail as well as shrimp, chives. A few smaller plates can be shared, which is slightly cheaper than their main menu. Sushi Kame is known for its excellent omakase. While the price tag is high (between $250 and $350 per head), it provides a unique 2-hour experience unlike any other. They have only 2 seating options every night. One is from 6 to 8 PM and one is from 8:30 to 10:30.
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.
