las vegas sushi restaurants

Children under 5 years old can eat at this restaurant free of charge if they dine in. You can also order online to pick up and deliver. Although the prices may be a bit higher than other local sushi restaurants in the area, the quality of the food and ease of ordering make it worth it. Goyemon can be found right next to Mandalay Bay, near the Las Vegas Strip. This popular spot is great for all-you can-eat sushi. You can get sushi, nigiri and tempura as well as vegetable rolls.

There are many options for sushi, sushi rolls and deep-fried rolls. They also offer sushi plates, donburi (rice bowls), udon (noodles), and sashimi. Hirobu offers both a vegetarian- and gluten-free menu. You can dine-in or order to-go. Kumi is a Japanese restaurant that serves Korean cuisine. They are located in Mandalay Bay at the southern end of Las Vegas Strip. This place has a wonderful ambiance and top-notch service. Bluefin Tuna Pizza was the highlight of my visit to this restaurant. Kumi offers many other options, including special sushi rolls, sashimi and combination plates, Wagyu beef, seafood, and even nigiri.

OTORO is a small sushi restaurant located inside the Mirage. The place is well-known for its excellent service and small meals. OTORO is a great place to share small meals with friends. The sushi menu includes rolls, nigiri and sashimi. Although the options are limited in comparison to other sushi restaurants', prices are very reasonable. Their entree menu was great, with a selection of Chilean Sea Bass and Wagyu steaks, filet mignon, salmon, and other options.

The omakase, which I highly recommend, is hand-delivered to you. They are open only from 5:30pm to 9:30pm. You should make reservations well in advance. You can also get takeout. Sen of Japan is a Japanese casual restaurant that serves sushi as well as other entrees like steaks and seafood. The chef behind the menu at Sen of Japan is Chef NakanoHiromi. He was a Nobu chef.