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| - Amazing deal for AYCE sushi! Go for the rolls and your favorite sushi. I skipped the much recommended sashimi salad, because I felt it would fill me up before the I could sample the rolls and I'm pretty sure I made the right choice (I don't eat as much as I used to). The sushi tastes pretty fresh, and I they didn't skimp on the fish like they would at buffet places. The sushi and the rolls are pretty much as you would get at any mid-range sushi restaurant in LA. But seriously, you're not here about the quality of the food, you're here to stuff yourself silly with sushi, one of the best things in the world to eat.
The good thing is you can order half rolls, so you can sample more. I really liked that they have detailed descriptions on the menu, so you know the difference and what goes into them. I don't particularly care for the cooked rolls, so if you're a little tepid about raw fish, you should be ok. It's hard to remember the rolls I have, as it seems to all wash together pretty well, but overall the quality was excellent and I would go back. They have several AYCE sushi places to choose from in Vegas, and so far both places I've gone to exceeded my expectations. The thing about this place I remember is they have the salmon caviar sushi - ikura- which is worth ordering if you like it. I don't think the other place I went to in Chinatown had it.
Also service was really nice and quick, they had people constantly coming in just pigging out and indulging themselves, I'm sure the waitresses here are exhausted. I'd recommend eating at the bar, as you can order directly to the chefs so it's a quicker service.
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