Sushi in Vegas
 

Best spots to get good Sushi in Vegas? Preferably center strip.

Probably been covered before, but I searched and could not find it. Thanks in advance...

Sushi Roku?

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I live in SF/Monterey, CA area where theres some real good sushi, so I can vouch that Social House in TI is pretty decent

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The Social House is excellent. It's quite classy so dress nice.

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Magician: thanks for the reccommendation. I'm from the Bay Area also, so I know you have good taste.

I think I'm looking for something more casual than Social House though. This would be for a late lunch/business meeting...

Is Sushi Roku any good? Or too... "SoCal" (for lack of a better phrase)?

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The only sushi place i've actually eaten at is Social House, so I can't say for sure, but other people have told me Roku is pretty good.

In my opinion, Social House is semi-casual, you don't have to be dressed up, you just can't show up in shorts and a t-shirt. They encourage sharing dishes and a friendly, "Social" atmosphere. But they don't open til 5, so it'd be more an early dinner than late lunch.

And I'm not trying to push you there or anything, its just the only place i've actually eaten at. I think you'll be fairly safe at almost any place on the strip.

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Magician: thanks for the reccommendation. I'm from the Bay Area also, so I know you have good taste.

I think I'm looking for something more casual than Social House though. This would be for a late lunch/business meeting...

Is Sushi Roku any good? Or too... "SoCal" (for lack of a better phrase)?

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Sushi Roku (Caesars) and Nobu (Hard Rock) are both good. Sushi Mon is fun for all-you-can-eat.

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If you are willing to leave the strip there is a great sushi place on W Sahara (not terribly far from the strip) called Osaka. http://www.lasvegas-sushi.com/

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Theres a sushi place in MGM whose name I forget thats also pretty good.

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um, if they have benny hanna's down there, definatly go (where they prepare the food at your table.)

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Raw fish. In the desert. In a land-locked state. Um.

You're from the land of cheap and plentiful delicious sushi. Why not try something different in Vegas? I can recommend the Brazilian BBQ at the Mirage, much better than whatever that place is on Market in SF.