Raku

One of my fav place in Las Vegas. Felt like dining in japanService great. Good fresh. Spend ur $$$ here

We are 4 people party for having dinner there last night, we cost about $280 total. The price is fair or little bit over. I totally accept that. The food materials are very fresh and high quality, and they cook it perfect! I love the food there, and that's why I gave 2 stars. A service, his name Ken (I'm not sure) , a Japanese young guy. I think he just want to get fired, he didn't say anything beside( are you guys ready to order) . No any thank you or teaching us how to eat. He didn't introduce what dishes are what. Also, he keep coming for taking place but not adding water for us. We have some food left on the plate, he still want to take that place before we eat. We asked him do you guys want to close soon? He didn't answer us. I promise he can speak English very well, and I heard he talked to manager and his old customers. When we want to check, I hold out my hand to get the bill, but he didn't even look at me and thrown the bill on table. I was very angry and I only gave $20 tips for the food . I will NOT go again Raku anymore because of him.

Our fav japanese omakase to go when in Vegas. Located in chinatown, spring mountain rd.Made a reservation just to be safe, because the place is quiet small and limited. Parking: Share free parking with other restaurants in the complex.You can either Ala carte or omakase.Most restaurants want you to order the same (omakase) for the whole group in the table, but Raku doesnt. That's what I like about this place.We ordered:Omakase Premium $150Omakase Deluxe $180 See photo for details.Always happy to be here!!

Absolutely amazing - whether it's their meat selections or the omakase menu, they've got it all on lock! Definitely lived up to the hype - we got a bit of everything from the grill and would say it was all seared to perfection. The Pork Cheek and Kobe Tendon stood out for me but would definitely say they were all great as well. Don't sleep on the fried chicken too - so good we all got a plate of our own LOL! We were seated by the bar so I definitely saw each omakase dish crafted beautifully and tasted just as great too. Opted for the deluxe omakase menu as it had more value. The A5 Wagyu searing was a great touch as well, really enjoyed my whole experience as well - from the service and overall vibes, Raku blew me away!

If you have not tried this place before, you definitely need to add it to your list of your visit Vegas. I'm not too much a fan of chicken type of food but the way they prepare these skewers are amazing! There are seatings where you can see the chef grill the types of chicken right in front of you. And they are super nice and friendly. It is also very interactive where the chef talks to you and lets you know what he's doing if you want to. Plus he will can have a drink with you if you wish. Pretty awesome experience! Very chill and free to be as you want. I mean it's Vegas so don't expect a quiet place. People come here to have fun. There are also a bunch of options if you don't really want chicken, but I do not recommend that.

What can I say? Kobe Beef, Foie Gras, and Agedashi. With Queen A, Raku was a must in Vegas. Definitely high end, definitely well known. Book reservations on Resy if you are arriving after 6:00 PM. The place is packed. 1. Kobe Beef Outside Skirt - Tender & Moist 5/52. Foie Gras Don - Laid on a Heavenly Bed of Lettuce 5/53. Oyako Don - Runny Eggs and Chicken 4/54. Agedashi Tofu - Clean and Controlled 3/5The sauces are a nice complement to the flavors. Guess what, we were still hungry so off to our next AYCE adventure.

Raku is definitely a hidden gem off the strip. My favorite dishes are their fried shrimp, sashimi salad and house tofu. The service was great as the waiter will greet you at your arrival and departure. Very similar to traditional Japanese resturant style with a touch of French fusion. All of their robata were excellent choices as everything tastes delicious and well prepared. I look forward to our next experience at Raku.

Deservedly has a reputation for being one of the best in the City and for good reason. Everything here was impeccably prepared and exceptional, from the Foie Gras to the ice fish to the chicken to the beef. A must if you're looking for Japanese cuisine.

This is the second time we've been to this Raku, also been to the one in LA. One of the best meals we've had in Vegas.The excellent must get again dishes were the foie gras bowl and butter sauteed scallops. Last time we came here we couldn't even finish the foie gras bowl and it was even delicious the day after. The agadhashi tofu, uni, juicy deep fried chicken, A5 wagyu skewer, outside skirt skewer were also really good. Also ordered the duck, yellowtail, and asparagus skewers which were fine but not special. This was the perfect amount of food for two, but we don't eat that much. Excellent vibes, super clean, great service. Can't wait to come again!

Had an awesome dinner here last night. We got there right when they opened at 5am without a rsvp and was able to get seated immediately. Oh how we missed the raku in BH. So happy to still be able to enjoy this restaurant in Vegas. Our favs for the night was the Popeyes salad, outside skirt, butter scallop, and kanpachi. Wanted to try the 5oz wagyu on the daily specials. Highly recommended.