Bar Ito

Ordered:5pc Hand Rolls (~$50): King Salmon Roll, Spicy Tuna Roll, Lobster Roll, Hamachi Roll, Toro RollAya's take:Being from NYC but never trying Ito yet, I was glad to try out Bar Ito, the sister concept fast-casual restaurant. Bar Ito is located in Fontainebleau's Promenade Food Hall and has to be one of the best upscale food courts I've seen in Vegas. Off the bat, the packaging is spectacular. You immediately feel like a regular lunch is going to be a luxurious experience. The freshness of the rice, seafood, and seaweed was evident in every bite. I enjoyed the Toro Roll and King Salmon Roll the most; the Spicy Tuna Roll and Hamachi Roll were also fantastic. The Lobster Roll was my least favorite considering how mayo-forward it was. It completely overpowered the lobster and I barely got any yuzu essence. I would suggest swapping that with the Spicy Scallop or another option. Super filling, very high quality, and yes a bit expensive but not for Vegas. Highly recommend!

Located on the second level of Fontainebleau, Bar Ito is one of the food stalls at the upscale food court. There is plenty of seating which is always kept clean and tidy. QR codes are on the tables so you can easily place a mobile order or you can also walk up to order. Bar Ito has great service and the food comes out rather quickly. I ordered the Salmon Bowl and it was about $13. Don't expect huge portions but the taste is yummy! Salmon and salmon roe tasted fresh on top of some warm rice. I would order it again the next time I visit and would also like to try the tuna bowl!

Bar Ito Small savory scrumptious, bites of sushi in rolls and bowls Delectable flavors in this Don Eggplant bowl , unique crunches that make this bowl one of my favorites.Perfectly rolled, this flavorful Roast Shiitake mushroom roll takes second . Beautifully designed presentation box Very casual open dining, shared with many small food restaurants on the second floor of Fontainbleau Just a bit pricey, buts it's sushi

Lovely service and an even better salmon bowl. Fish tasted fresh and was buttery soft. Rice was cooked and seasoned well. A very simple dish, but was perfected! While this location was situated in a food hall with many other food options, I was pleased with my choice!

This location is found inside of the food hall at the Fontainebleau. What a gorgeous hotel right? On the second floor you can find a few places to grab a bite but this location is made for grab and go. You can order at the register but you can also scan the code on the tables and they will start preparing after you push the order through their website.Now for menu items - they keep it real nice, short and very sweet. They have handrolls as well as rice bowls. I didn't get a chance to eat a rice bowl but I got my hands on the rolls and it was SO tasty.The fish is fresh, the roll was so yummy and you get to assemble it yourself. The ingredients are all inside but you're the one who rolls it up! What a fun experience and we will be back again!

It was a quick and nice lunch for me.First of all the portion was small you guys! If you did not eat a lot one bowl should be enough but if you love heavy lunch like me you got to order 2! To fill you up.I had a bowl of salmon+Ikura.I love it and it was fresh and perfectly balance and seasoning.My second bowl was wagyu! I love it! It becomes my favorite! And can't wait to go back and get more! Service was great! You ordered at the counter or you can scan QR code on the table and order online as well.The vibe is pretty much like high end food court basically.Will I go back? Absolutely!

Not to be mistaken for the actual ITO Japanese omakase dining experience that is in Fontainebleau Las Vegas. Bar Ito is a smaller version in the hotel food court that offers handrolls and donburi/bowls. They close at 11pm which is nice if you are craving sashimi later at night. Service is friendly and the food court has tons of seating. The food also comes out pretty quickly. What I ordered:- Salmon Don ($12)- Tekka Don ($14)I personally thought the donburi bowls were better value than the hand rolls because you get a lot more rice plus what felt like a little more sashimi and other ingredients like avocado. Don't quote me on that though. The price is honestly not bad compared to what I see in San Francisco for a similar portion. I think Bar Ito might be the best option in Fontainebleau's promenade food court especially when it is a lot quicker than the other options available.

Pretty good sushi hand rolls. We loved our Hamachi (yellow tail) which was very tasty, and crab roll was nice too. Comes in a nice plush box, which I am taking home, and overall it was a fun experience. Plenty of seatings at the food court area, quiet and bright, and service was quick and friendly. I enjoyed the lady making our hand rolls right at the counter.

Bar ito is a high quality sushi bowl and hand-roll food stand located in the Fontainebleau food court. We shared three hand rolls (tuna, toro, king salmon). They came packaged like no other sushi I ever had anywhere. The box was sort of like a jewelry box and each roll was packed like it was ready for a long journey. We needed to read the instructions on how to unwrap the sushi. Our first roll my husband accidentally mangled but then figured out how to unwrap the rolls.The sushi was as fresh as can be and each roll was well packed with fish. The sushi rolls were very good.I felt terrible throwing out the exquisite box when we were done. I wish that the boxes could be recycled. I also think that the sushi rolls can be wrapped a bit easier to open so you don't need instructions.

Most of the restaurants at Fontainebleau are really good. The sushi rolls were very delicious and reasonably priced. They have a simple menu which meant very fast service. I would visit this food court again on my next trip.