best sushi restaurants in las vegas

I taste-tested the best sushi restaurants around Las Vegas and discovered that there are a few spots that offer an all day menu. It's not cheap to eat sushi on the Strip so it's worth searching for places that offer an all-you can-eat (AYCE). After trying numerous sushi restaurants, I can say with certainty that these are my favorite places to get all-you-can-eat sushi in Las Vegas. Oyeshi Sushi has been a Las Vegas staple since its inception. There are currently two locations. Both are located about 20 minutes drive from the Strip.
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.

Koi offers sushi as well as sashimi in a variety f flavors like tuna and salmon, yellowtail, alacore, albacore shrimp, eel and crab, as well octopus, oysters, urchins, and toro. It's also delicious to eat the rolls. I loved the shrimp tempura, rainbow and vegetable rolls. Tokyo Boys is a great place to eat Japanese sushi in Henderson, NV. Henderson is part of the Las Vegas Metropolitan area. This hidden gem is well-kept by the city. The interior looks like it's a 1950s-style diner. But they have great sushi.
Yama Sushi offers one of the best sushi dishes in town. These delicious cuisines will be available on Yama Sushi's Nigiri sushi menu: Halibut, Giant Clam, Garlic tuna, Garlic tuna, Scallops nigiri and Tamago to name a few. Yama Sushi was awarded the title of Las Vegas' first all-you can-eat sushi restaurant. This is a testament to the excellent experience that the restaurant has enjoyed over the years. Lunch is $25, dinner is $29 at AYCE Sushi.

You can choose from a variety of specialty rolls (raw or baked) or sushi nigiri. You can also find many small-sized dishes on their appetizer menu. Although you can order takeout, it is not the only option. Sushi Koma can also be found west on the Las Vegas Strip. They are a small restaurant but offer many delicious all-you-can-eat options. You will get more than your fair share, as their name suggests.







You can order AYCE or a la carte. The AYCE Sushi Menu costs $24 for lunch. It includes nigiri (sushi rolls), and skewers. The dinner menu at AYCE is slightly more expensive at $28, however it is still competitive with other sushi restaurants. Rikki Tikki Sushi lies in the Westgate Hotel, a block away from Las Vegas Strip. The restaurant offers a great ambience, especially if you are seated near the waterfall. It costs only $33 per person to order sushi. Not bad considering the fact that you're so close to the Strip. They are open Tuesday through Sunday, 5pm-10pm.

While it's all you could eat, some items on the menu can only be ordered one time per person. Extra charges can also be applied to leftovers. Goyemon provides a discounted rate for kids. Sushi Mon is an excellent sushi restaurant that can be found along Sahara Avenue. You will find a wide variety of food options, such as hand rolls or sashimi, bento, specialty rolls, platters, combinations, special rolls, and deep-fried sushi rolls. Hikari also sells Teppanyaki entrees, which are about $10 to $15 per piece. The restaurant is open seven days a week, from 11:15 to 10:45. On Friday and Sat, however they will be open until midnight.










Musashi Japanese Sushi House is a late night sushi restaurant just a few streets from the Strip. The location is popular with locals as it's open from 1am on weekends. You can enjoy sushi rolls, nigiri and Japanese teppanyaki as well as chicken, steak and seafood. Enjoy watching the chefs cook your food live in front you. Musashi is a Japanese-inspired restaurant in Las Vegas that is often overlooked.