Temaki Bar

Tikka Bar is one of my fav quick and fast sushi roll lunch or dinner spot whenever im in Vegas.Located in Cosmopolitan in district 16 food court area.Just sit down and they will come and greet you. Menu: very simple.I ordered:The Highroller for $41- comes with 5 type of rolls, which are:SalmonYellowtail Bay scallopBlue crabTekka spicy tunaThey are very fresh, cold crispy seafood with warm rice. You can substitute your seaweed with soy wrap for $1 moreSince they are a part of mgm, you can charge it to your room.

Excellent freshly made sushi. Make sure to eat ot right away to enjoy those fresh seaweed wrap. It crunches! Texture is everything !Fast bites, quick serive and friendly. Go have a try!!!

The toro hand roll and spicy tuna are sensational. Only complaint is the spicy tuna crispy rice is a small portion, so expect to order something else. I sat at the bar and was quickly situated by the waitress. My items came out quickly and they give you the option of tap or fiji water ($6)It's a small bar style sushi/sashimi/hand roll joint. If I'm at the Aria again I would check it out if I'm looking for quick bites

Great waitress who guided us and got us in, out, fed and happy. Sushi hand rolls wereFilling and fun. Tuna was excellent. It is in a food court corner- hidden so it felt cozy. Highly recommend.

Fresh sushi great little bit roll. I enjoyed the crispy shallots they put inside the roll. It really made it special. I will say that it was kind of pricey for such a small roll for that price, I would expect something a little thicker. Best bar is located inside of the Aria hotel in the food hall.

Honestly, I was recovering from having a weekend bender at EDC, and I was craving something fresh and healthy after surviving off of small bites in the festival. I was looking at sushi or poke around the area, and Temaki was the spot I wanted to go to for dinner.This is located at the Aria in the Proper Eats Food Court, which is on the 2nd level of the Aria. It's not hard to miss, but it is tucked away in a corner towards the bar.I was staying at Polo Towers, so going to the Aria was not that bad of a walk. Temaki offers Poke bowls, sushi, sashimi, appetizers, and hand rolls, but you have to sit at the bar to experience the hand rolls sadly. You can order off your phone or at the kiosks they have around Proper Food to order and pay. You will get an automated text message when your order is ready.I wanted something light, but filling, so I ended up getting the poke bowl which was $26. With tax, I believe it was closer to $28-29.This included tuna, sushi rice, avocado, cucumber, daikon, seaweed salad, crispy shallots, and spicy aioli. The rice did have a nice sweet and savory sauce drizzled on top, which made the bowl come together.The tuna tasted fresh and light, and the additives to this bowl really tied everything together. I will say that this bowl is a bit smaller on the portions, but the flavors were spot on. The only con is that they do not offer other options for poke bowls, so you're stuck eating Tuna. If you're not too hungry, but could use something filling, I'd recommend trying the bowl out!I'll have to come back and try their hand rolls because their toro looks amazing!

If you have tried Kazunori in LA or NY and you are craving for handrolls in LV, I would say this comes pretty close to it. Their blue crab handrolls are 90% there compared to Kazunori. This one is in Proper Eats hall located all the way in the back near the bar. Right now they have their special handroll which is spicy yuzu shrimp handroll and it's really good too. I wish they had uni handrolls. The only negative was that there's no real waiting line structure. My partner and k didn't know where to stand to wait fit the next available seats and no acknowledgment from the workers while we were waiting. I wish they told us where to wait or let us know where is the next available seats.

Had a late evening dinner after an afternoon of travel. All of the handrolls were delicious as well as the yellowtail sashimi. Star of the dinner was the spicy tuna crispy rice. We were lucky enough to get two orders as then ended up running out. Even the sake from the can was refreshing.

Located inside of the Proper Eats Food Hall next to the main bar is Temaki Bar. Out of all the places in the food hall, this was the only place I tried along with oysters in the main bar area. My friends wanted to keep coming back every single day. Personally, I would have tried places outside the food hall on the other days because I like trying new places. Employees here are really nice, helpful and attentive. As soon as you're seated they provide cups of water and get your order in right away. They make the rolls pretty quick and serve them one hand roll at a time so that the seaweed is fresh and extra crunchy! Everything was fresh! Throughout the 3 day weekend, I ordered:2 Toro rolls1 Hamachi roll1 Bay Scallop1 Yellowtail Specialty Sashimi1 Blue Crab rollMy friends got the special Loco Lobo (I think thats the name) hand roll which had tajin in it, lobster hand roll, salmon nigiri, blue crab roll, & multiple toro hand rolls.Everything I ordered was delicious! I would probably pass on the scallop roll next time but would get all the others again. I wish they had uni hand rolls. I would totally order that! My favorite would have to be the toro rolls and hamachi specialty sashimi. My 6 items for the weekend totaled about $90. Bit pricy but so is everything else in Vegas

Husband wanted to grab a quick lunch. He got laughing Buddha and I decided to order from Temaki bar. Honestly a solid choice. I decided on their poke bowl and it had tons of sauce. Great flavors and everything tasted pretty fresh. The bowl filled me up pretty quickly and I still had some left! Staff was nice when I went to pick up. Overall a great experience at the food hall.