The Best Sushi in Las Vegas

While Morimoto has sushi that must be on your radar, the approach to Japanese cuisine is so refined and brilliant that just sticking with the fish would be a crime. Branch out to the treasures of the menu and you'll be in a food coma worthy of the best of the best. This will be your new go to Japanese restaurant in Las Vegas as it is now among the very best restaurants on the strip.

This is serious eating and you'll probably pay just a bit more for it. The atmosphere is a party waiting to bust out and the food is exactly what you are looking for if you are a sushi lover. They do i right and you will only be concerned with spending too much.

The room is sexy and the food is meant for socializing. This sushi experience at Cosmopolitan resort is a modern take on Japanese cuisine and it is like stepping into a Las Vegas lounge that serves you great food while motivating you to dance and mingle. Go there with friends because the more the merrier!

 

This is my new favorite spot for sushi in Las Vegas because it's casual, fun and better priced than most of the other spots on this list. Chef Akira Back is amazing and he bends the rules enough to make your palate excited.

Before I begin you should know that Bar Masa at Aria Las Vegas is expensive. It is crazy good. It is the kind of good that makes you cry just a little as the fresh Kanpachi melts on your tongue and then the slightly spicy jalapeno awakens each of those tiny receptors in the back of your mouth. The Toro tartare is brilliant with a caviar topping and the ceviche will cripple you. It is that good, but as I already have mentioned, it can get expensive.

This is where fusion cuisine is created. Nobu is the master and most everyone has a little Nobu in them. If you want sushi that has been created by the master this is where you will be heading when searching for Sushi in Las Vegas.

So you are with someone who does not want sushi? Why would you eat with them? I forgive you but you'll head to The Grand Wok because it's casual and your sushi hating friends will be able to indulge in noodles and rice while you devour a Las Vegas roll with too much sake.

Upscale Sushi at the Bellagio Las Vegas with Chef Akira Back and his inventive style that takes you to the edge of experimentation when it comes to food preparation and presentation.

I was enamored with the Chef Matsu Special since day one but since I have grown very fond of the Hamachi Chili with Yellow tail as well as the Wazuzu Roll that has just the right amount of eel spread across the top of it. Prices for sushi at Wazuzu can get a little outrageous so make sure to consider that when ordering. You'll get some great quality but that does come at a price.

I could live on the Crunchy Spicy Tuna Roll but my wife insists I try everything. She seems to always be right because Sushi Roku in Las Vegas is consistently excellent. Put some faith in your server and find out what is really pleasing the patrons on any particular day. Try what you might not otherwise go for and you will be surprised.

You can have simple sushi at your favorite sushi joint back home. At SushiSamba you will be treated to an adventure in sushi. Fuse the culinary delights of three cultures and you end up with a Sushi restaurant that will transport you to a different level of fabulous.