Ari Sushi

I almost hesitate to even write this review for fear we will lose a seat for the best sushi happy hour around!Happy hour runs 430-630 on weekdays and features a menu with plenty of items starting at $5. I'm a sucker for the spicy tuna roll, which comes in 8 pieces and plenty of tuna. I had 3 rolls during this visit with some wasabi and soy sauce. We also ordered spicy garlic edamame which comes with some sort of crispy tear shaped chip??? that adds a welcome crunch to the dish. This dish is also $5. My wife added a bluefin tuna roll ($5), which is also good and has an outer wrapping of seaweed paper. She also had pork gyoza, and garlic squid. We had the sushimi sampler ($11) for the first time. It comes with 4 pieces...tuna, yellowtail, salmon, shrimp. Our server was always there when we needed her and the food comes out super fast! Our bill was around $50 for plenty of food! In the future, I'd probably skip the sampler and add two more tuna rolls!

Went here on Valentines Day w/hubby. We got the Valentines day set menu $120 for 2 people. The food was beyond excellent, super fresh sashimi, delicious starters (scallops and oysters on half shells), cucumber and shrimp salad, deep fried seafood eggroll. Everything tasted SO good, no weird fishy smell. All of the sashimi and nigiri was top notch! Was a great deal for a nice Valentines day dinner. The service was also beyond, our server was extremely polite, friendly and attentive, so nice with a very welcoming demeanor. They have an extensive menu for entrees and bento boxes that were priced reasonably as well. To go, we ordered 2 three item bento boxes for our teenage kids, they loved them and ate everything! Bento boxes provdided large portions for chicken and beef teriyaki, it was nice to also have the sushi options for 3rd item choices, well worth the $21.We live in Summerlin and haven't explored all the resturants on Rainbow, this is one of the first we've tried. We were NOT disappointed! Highly recommend Ari Sushi for a good experience and even better sushi.

Let's start with the good news: The service was great. Super attentive, very nice, kind, and friendly. Always a great start. Happy hour prices were great! Right in line with what I'd expect. So, the bad news: When I went out tonight looking for dinner, I specifically didn't want to go to an all-you-can-eat place, 'cuz I wanted to get some better-grade stuff. As I approached the door, I saw a sign which said, "We are not all-you-can-eat." PERFECT. And then I got some mid-to-sub sushi. It wasn't bad - but wasn't particularly good. Like, if it was an absolutely beautiful day out, and I was itching to go for a walk to go get some sushi, and I lived on the same block as that place... I'd still drive somewhere further away, 'cuz this was right around what you'd expect from one of those conveyer-belt places.

We checked out Ari Sushi, one of Yelp's top places to eat in Las Vegas in 2024. There's a LOT of good stuff that sits along this stretch of Rainbow in southwest Las Vegas, but there's so little time."This is NOT an AYCE place." You will be greeted with this short but simple message on the front door when you enter. It looks like they just opened very recently, seeing that there was a big grand opening banner outside. It was moderately busy but we were seated right away at a booth close to the entrance. I considered making a reservation prior to, but didn't think too much of it.When we go to a sushi place, we always end up selecting two different types of sushi because one dish is sometimes never enough. Sometimes we do the same thing with their appetizers. And we did just that here at Ari Sushi. What I also noticed is that their dessert menu (while small) is at the very front of their menu, which is unusual for restaurants to do. I'm always used to seeing the dessert menu at the very end of the menu. I'm just gonna throw this in - their crepe cake looked REALLY good, but we were too full for dessert, unfortunately.For our appetizers, we ordered a thing of Gyoza and a thing of Tuna Crispy Rice, which were topped with a jalapeño slice. Kyle and I shared both dishes together, and I found the Tuna Crispy Rice to be super spicy, with the jalapeño slice adding more spice to it. I ended up eating these without the jalapeño slice so I could enjoy it with reduced heat.Our main entrees were the following - the Philly Roll and the Bluefin Tuna Roll for me and the Ari Roll and the Spicy Tuna Tempura for Kyle. The Philly Roll I've had at other sushi restaurants before since this is one of my favorites, but this was my first time having the Bluefin Tuna Roll. I really enjoyed the Bluefin Tuna Roll, which was wrapped in seaweed, and it tasted even better when I dipped it in my soy sauce. With Kyle becoming full, I tried his Spicy Tuna Tempura and while it was good and crunchy, it had that hint of spice right in the center. Everything we ordered was SO good that we finished it all.With many sushi places all around, Ari Sushi has been added to my favorites list. We'll be back next time!

I love happy hour food discounts, and Ari sushi has some fantastic deals during happy hour!I believe the hours are:M-F 4:30-6:30Sa-Su 3:30-6:30And even during non-happy hour, the prices and food quality can't be beat!My favorite happy hour item is the $5 Shrimp Tempura Crunch Roll. It's a regular sized roll, cut into 8 or so pieces. The chef always puts care into an elegant, clean presentation. And the taste is delicious! Just like an $11-$14 roll anywhere else.My second favorite happy hour item is the $8 Avocado Bomb! It's spicy, but not too spicy - like a pop rock burst in your mouth. It's also just as gorgeous.My favorite non-happy hour item is the Garlic Edamame. Not spicy garlic, just garlic, and it sets you back $7. It is worth it if you don't like crying while eating your soy beans, but are bored when there isn't any added flavor.They also have $1 scoops of ube, banana, melon, and strawberry ice cream available during happy hour. We haven't tried that yet but plan too soon! Where can you ever find food for just a dollar anymore?

I had one of those days where even picking up food was too much. I decided to try Ari Sushi due to the good reviews and had it delivered. I got what I usually order from other places. Yellowtail , Tuna , Salmon and Ebi Nigiri. Ordered salmon roe as well as gyozas. It was expensive but the fish quality was top drawer. I don't do AYCE so I am used to paying higher prices. I definitely will go and eat at this restaurant. I was very impressed by the food.

There's a few good sushi items (not AYCE) on Rainbow and Ari Sushi is worth a try. They have all your popular Japanese dishes, but we mainly came here for the sushi choice.We chose the Chef's Choice Ari Sushi which comes with 9 pieces of sushi as well as a soup and a side dish. We chose both the blue crab hand roll and the blue fin tuna roll. I definitely suggest the blue crab hand roll as it was really flavorful with a mixture of crab and mayo. The variety of sushi they give you is also really good as it's a great variety of sushi in which they all have their own unique flavor in its own. The price point is also really good for the quality you get.The service was decent. The only bad part is that we asked for a hot sake and the first one they gave us was a Luke warm sake. Maybe it was just sitting there but who knows. The environment was pretty chill since there wasn't a lot of customers there when we arrived. Doesn't give you an upscale feeling but it gets the point across with its dim lighting.

Ari Sushi is a hidden gem off the Strip that offers a delightful sushi experience! While it's a bit on the pricey side, the quality of the fish and the presentation make it worth it. The ambiance is cozy and inviting, perfect for a nice dinner away from the bustling tourist spots.The menu features a great variety of rolls, and I highly recommend trying their specialty rolls--they're creatively crafted and packed with flavor. The service was attentive and friendly, making our dining experience even more enjoyable.Although it can add up quickly, especially if you indulge in a few extra dishes, the freshness and quality of the sushi make it a worthwhile splurge. If you're in the area and craving sushi, definitely give Ari Sushi a try!

Some of the best sushi I've ever had with a massive menu and affordable prices.They have a lot of rare/difficult to find options.

Omg. You know me and my love for fish. I remember seeing this gem on my friend's Instagram story and when it was time for date night I told my husband let's go here. So indeed we went. We've actually been a few times now. It is NOT AYCE so if that's what you are looking for this the wrong place for you. I made a reservation the first time I went but I think you can definitely walk in. Seems like a steady stream of customers come in and out. Now for the fish. I would say the quality is two thumbs up. My husband and I both got the chirashi bowls and a few appetizers and we were not disappointed at all. Overall, I would say for the freshness of the fish and the cost, it is definitely well worth the try. We will be back!