Sin City Sushi

I've gone here once before and don't really remember too much but went again today with my sister as it was the closest AYCE sushi to us.Went around 4:45pm and it was completely empty inside with just the employees. Big plus as it meant that they were more attentive and experience was more personal. I liked the service that they provided. They took very good care of us and we were able to give our orders whenever. The decor and furniture inside is very plain but it's okay. Just wanted to spend time with my sister.The food is pretty good. We got a few rolls, Mario Special, Vampire and Paradise to list a few, and my sister and I enjoyed it. Absolutely love the baked mussels here! They're exactly how I like it.I would come again but it's definitely not my go to spot. Check came out to about $75 without tip for 2 people.

Best kept secret in Vegas! Great service, great roll choices, lots of variety, and amazing prices. The seating area is basic and so is the sushi bar, but you don't need extra frills when your rolls and food are this great! My husband and I love this place because it has so much to choose from that we don't have to compromise on eating what the other wants and can get it all! Enjoy!

Pretty good place! We ended up here when trying to find a sushi place for family that was in town on a Sunday around 2pm. There were only 2 other groups when we arrived and by the time we were eating, we were the only ones left. We were greeted right away and led to a table really quick. We didn't do all you can eat, but I believe it was around $35 for that. This is a bit tucked away behind Pop on Spencer. I ordered the Japanese Lasagna and Paradise rolls. My husband and his cousin got 2 rolls each and shared a hot sake. I thought my food was really good! The guys said they drank the sake really fast because it wasn't too great, but they enjoyed it enough to keep drinking it. Everything came out really quick and tasted really good! Because we were the only ones in there, service was pretty spot on, and we got our food, ate, and were out in maybe 30 to 40 min. I think this place would be great for a quick lunch or somewhere that's quiet for dinner. Nice service, clean restaurant, and good food. I would definitely try it again!

We have been coming here for over 10 years and they are still very dependably great. Fish is always fresh and prepared extremely well. They are still one of the best sushi places in Vegas.

Sit at the bar that way you'll get helped by the sushi chefs. The one waitress, she's just doing her and she is on a level of unbothered we are all striving to be. However, if you talk to her about parrots, she animated AF!

The food super good with very friendly price, the owner is the chef so prude is huge, the waitress isbthe owners wufe so service is a must, the other chef "Pancho" is a legend being in there for a very long time. Great peaoplr, the ambiance is super chill casual and yes you must check this place. Not you normal trendy place from the strip with high prices. You here for the food! Enjoy!

The service was freaking terrible! She couldn't even get off her ass to seat us properly to a table. Then when I decided to leave she brings a bottle of beer over and said because she opened it, I had to pay $8. And didn't even drink the fuckkng beer. I never returning to shit shitry low quality and limited menus restaurant. Who's paying $35 for less than half a menu at any other sushi restaurant?

Let's discuss this neighborhood sushi restaurant. I had high hopes this could be my neighborhood sushi spot. Sadly, I won't be rushing back. Here's why. 1) they describe themselves as a "cozy" spot. There's nothing cozy about it. Barren is a better description. There's no ambiance. There's no Vegas vibe. 2) Vegas is filled with AYCE sushi. The menu is uninspired. The quality is average. Yet their price is as much as 50% higher than other better rated sushi spots. No discount for lunch either. 3) Staff - No happy vibe. I left feeling like I was an inconvenience. Each time I've come in, it's the same matriarchal, unfriendly waitress. Do yourself a favor and spend your money elsewhere for better quality, better price and friendly service.

I have been going here for years. Today was the final time. The prices going up was one thing, but now you are paying more than double the price of what you used to pay, for double the rice, and a quarter of the fish. The sushi pieces of fish were cut paper thin. Not like the half inch cut you used to get. Their goal is clearly to fill you up on rice. The place is never busy like it used to be. So I assume they are raising the prices trying to stay in business. Eventually they will realize when you are double the cost of other sushi places, they have chased their customers away. Sin City used to be the best bang for your buck! Great prices and great sushi. That is no longer the case. We have other places we love. They are way more reasonable but just not as convenient. Starting today, affordability trumps convenience!

best hidden gem sushi spot! such a great family owned restaurant. this is the best sushi i've ever had. love the oyster shooters and the baked mussels are to die for!!!