Best Sushi in Vegas?

[ACPlayer]

If you do well at the tables try the mirage. It was truly excellent when i had it. Costs a bit more tho, i think we spent about 90 per person. I dont drink so there was none of that, but, if i remember right, miso soup and a sea weed salad. Try the sweet shrimp (amaebi) if it is in season.

[M.B.E.]

I don't usually eat sushi in Las Vegas because sushi in Vancouver is twice as good for half the price. However, it does come up so often on twoplustwo that I may try the Sushi Factory place. Here are the previous threads I found:

http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/sh...p;Number=20780

http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/sh...;Number=151921

http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/sh...;Number=363390

[M2d]

or at least a prop for the Sushi on... restaurants (as well as Sushi Factory)

[M.B.E.]

I have to say I'm skeptical of "all you can eat sushi". I don't see how they could turn a profit without skimping on freshness/quality. Especially since Las Vegas has no local source of fish. (Unless Lake Mead counts?)

[M2d]

which is what makes these two places special. it's not pre-made, and the freshness satisfies my friends and me (we're all from hawaii, and used to same day caught freshness in fish.)

[snakehead]

due to the constant shilling of one of the posters on this site, my wife and I tried this place on saturday night. around 8:00 there was plenty of seating available.

the sushi was very good. we weren't that hungry, so we didn't go for the all-you-can-eat for $24/person. our bill came to $35. we especially liked the cajun albacore, and the spicy tuna roll (cut) was the best we have ever had. we live in la, and have had really good sushi before, but it usually costs much more. now that I think about it, even bad sushi out here costs more than we paid at sushi factory.

it's on the nw corner of trop and jones.

[M.B.E.]

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(we're all from hawaii, and used to same day caught freshness in fish.)


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Well why didn't you say so! I thought maybe you were from Colorado or somewhere and clueless about sushi. (No offence.)

Hawaii -- now that establishes your sushi credentials.

[Lee Jones]

I like Sushi on Trop and Sushi on Rainbow. In fact, I once walked from (essentially) the Barbaric Coast to Sushi on Trop, just to rationaliz^W justify the quantity of sushi I wanted to eat.

Regards, Lee

[vegasone]

nm

[nyholdem]

has anyone eaten at Nobu??