Rikki Tiki Sushi

This is a good option when you don't have much time for lunch during CES. They let you order from the street food menu as long as you also order from the sushi menu. Rainbow Roll wasn't too bad...your typical sushi takeout joint from Chinese sushi chefs. The service was extremely slow...so while the dish would come out fast, you do need to budget additional time to get the check.The setting was kinda cool; it felt like you can in a Japanese tea house.

Ambiance is excellent. Food is good. Service left a little to be desired. I'll go back if I'm in the hotel again, but I wouldn't seek it out.

While they were super busy when I came in, waitstaff ushered me to my seat at the sushi bar, which is always fun to watch!It did take a little longer for someone to take my order. But, again, it was a busy Saturday afternoon. Once placed, my sushi roll came out fairly quickly. Being from a coastal community, I'm used to fresh sushi. My favorite spot serves fish that was caught right off our shores. So, whenever I visit an area that's landlocked and has to ship the seafood in, I cringe. It was only after a friend recommended this place that I set my concerns aside and went for it. I'm glad I did! The Hundred Grand roll was great! I washed it down with a Ginger Kamikaze (slightly sweeter than I prefer, but not bad). As mentioned, I came on a busy day. In spite of the bustling atmosphere, Rikki Tiki is a casual place that's dimly lit, yet lively. Good for small groups and couples.

Love the cozy ambiance. We were seated by the pond with the water curtain falling in the pond, by the bridge. Our waiter was great. We got the AYCE. I am only rating it 3 since the salmon & tuna carpaccio that we like, included in the AYCE is limited to be ordered only once, along with other specialty items. The other sushi's are not bad, I just think that since we're a bigger group, the total amount we paid could have gotten us better food somewhere else. The mochis were good!

We decided to get a couple of sushi rolls after the Jen Kramer magic show nearby. The setting is great, such a beautiful restaurant. The space is shared with Benihana's. Multiple levels seating and a nice waterfall and little river, pond, fish, etc. Service was like old fashioned Vegas, extremely well organized. Both of the roles we had (Ocean's 11 and Hundred Grand) were very good. However, the rice was a little dry. The Japanese Daisy drink was very good. It was a nice visit overall.

Just blah. We got ayce sushi. As others have mentioned the rice is much more and whatever sushi you get. It always tastes the same. The sushi is blah, nothing fancy. Our server was weird, don't know her name but she was white a little older than us. Husband and I, ordered 4 sushi's and she wouldn't let me order more until we finished half of what we ordered. We managed to finish more than half and then she just ghosted us. I wanted the Las Vegas roll. Also I think the rolls are too many pieces. Give us small plates so we can try more. She finally brings me the last Vegas roll and says you wil have to eat it lol. Ps she forgot to give us the ginger and wasabi. Another nice server just saw it and was like oh you don't have wasabi ginger. Let me bring it. I wouldn't go back. Anyway shoutout to the Asian server. She was the nicest and kindest. I wish our server was like her.

The ambiance is great. The service is top notch. The food is just average. We went for all you can eat sushi, which was about $38 per person. The price was not too bad, but the sushi was just average. My biggest complaint was that the fish and sushi rice were not properly proportioned. In other words, there was too much rice in the sushi roll. Also, we always order dragon maki and spider maki when going for sushi. To our surprise, these two rolls here were not the same as the other places, in a negative way. In particular, we could not find the soft shell crab in our spider roll! So, not sure whether they brought the wrong roll or the spider roll was not done right....In summary, it is an ok place for sushi if you stay at Westgate. However, if you want top notch sushi, you would be disappointed here.

So I went here and I got some food the rice lobster shrimp are amazing and juicy We had this guy cooking name Leo he's the best one there.

I got a food comp from the casino host, so we decided to eat here. This restaurant is inside the Westgate hotel and casino. The all you can eat menu I posted shows all the dishes you can order which is not much.Compared to other All you can eat sushi, like Gorilla sushi, their all you can eat selections are not many at all and their price of $38.99 is too pricey incomparable to what you pay for other ayce sushi buffet of $28.99 which has 3 times more selections.The appetizers are the only ones I can recommend. I can't harldly eat the sushi rolls and the calamari was overcooked. The ice cream desert was ok. We had a problem with the server who had a dissapearing act, as we found out, she was also serving the other restaurant, Benihana. To order some more, one of the sushi chef s had to take our additional order. The drink server also had to help. I wouldn't recommend eating here, besides being too pricey and not worth it,the sushi and the service is not good at all.

We stayed at the Westgate & had been craving sushi so based on the reviews "all you can eat for $38.88" seemed like the way to go. We saw advertisements for the special throughout the hotel so when we were seated at the sushi bar & mentioned it they said no they didn't have it now due to a convention. Huh? Really? So my husband mentioned this all to the manager so she had us move to a corner seat where no one else could see that they honored the special for us. We were perfectly happy & ordered our drinks & looked over the "all you can eat" menu. Richard was our server & was so friendly & attentive. Lots of great choices so we started with the gyoza, shrimp tempura & chicken teriyaki- all so delicious with a tasty dipping sauce. Then we got the nigiri- salmon, yellowtail & shrimp- so fresh & yummy! Then some rolls- California, spicy tuna, tiger & Las Vegas- really good. Our favorite was the salmon carpaccio & tuna carpaccio- amazing! I was absolutely stuffed at that point but Richard & my husband insisted we get the mochi to end our night & I could only eat one bite even though it was so good. This place is an absolutely beautiful restaurant with a nice sushi bar & more private dining seating as well. The service was excellent as the manager graciously accommodated us & Richard was so awesome. We'll definitely be back!