Best Japanese Restaurants in South Las Vegas

It’s great food, good service in an noisy environment. And it’s overpriced. Look at something 500+ $ for 2 persons.

Excellent triple pork fried rice and spicy lobster and crab sushi (spring mountain rolls) ? Can’t remember the name just remember they were delicious, fresh and filling!! Had a drink that didn’t like mono sour not a good substitute for spicy margarita and that was my fault. Someone else might like it just too sour for me. Next time I’ll try the Tao tini Ang the lobster pad Thai. Restaurant smelled amazing with garlic and spices hitting you as they served everyone around us at when our food arrived my goodness…AMAZING!!!! We will definitely be back!

Nobu was amazing. My wife had the black cod with miso and I had the ketchup ng salmon with jalapeno dressing. Both were excellent. We had a few sushi rolls that were phenomenal as well! Always love the experience at Nobu. Unfortunately we were sitting right under a speaker so the music was a bit loud, but other than that, it was great!

Went for my friend and i’s birthday and the waiter was phenomenal. He went above and beyond to make sure we had the best experience. We ordered the spicy edamame,  steak skewers, crispy shrimp and two of their specialty rolls. All was amazing. To end the night our waiter brought us out the smash cash and pistachio cheesecake which was out of this world! Definitely will be back!

The 12oz Wagyu (medium rare) was absolutely mouth-watering and literally one of the best steaks we've ever had. Perfectly marbled and cooked to perfection. I highly recommend getting the salt on the side so you can add a few grains per bite. The bluefin tuna pizza was also very fresh and delicious. The tuna was sliced thin and lightly sauced. Their rolls are always perfectly rolled and presented. The King Crab California and Rainbow rolls were our picks this time around, and they didn't disappoint. It's always a little pricey, but it's Vegas, and it's worth it for the experience. I highly recommend it as a "must visit" when you're in Vegas.