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| - On my Yelp profile page it is about time that I replace "My last meal on Earth: Whatever good restaurant is at the airport" with "My last meal on Earth: Yummy Sushi." Yummy Sushi serves food that is just out of this earth. The chefs at Yummy are artists that create culinary music to the taste buds. The Yummy Sushi Chefs are conductors that start off your meal light and brings it to a crescendo.
If you read my reviews you will see that I am an adventurer on the hiking trails. Additionally I am an adventurer in dining. Throw a new cruisine at me and I am up for the challenge. Going back nearly three years ago in the Spring of 2013, after a hiking adventure in Red Rock Canyon, my friend encouraged me to try this sushi restaurant called Yummy Sushi. I never had sushi in my life. I accepted the challenge. It would rock my world. As soon as I tasted the Yummy (literally) fish, I have been a fan of sushi.
Friendship is the act of giving. I'd lead my friend on hiking adventures and she'd lead me on sushi adventures at Yummy. Sushi is a culinary art in itself. Between my friend and the talented chefs at Yummy including Eric and Dale, talented dining guides led me on adventures starting from the Spring of 2013 til the end of this 2015 til the future. My friend would check off the items on the white order form and I'd look forward to eating the fresh fish that the chefs had flown in. Throughout the last couple of years the five star food that I had the privilege to taste included sushi campache with the magical fruits from Japan, Avalone, King oyster mussels, dessert strawberry mochi, Seaweed salad, crab and cucumber salad with wasabi and ginger, taro cheek, kanpachi, ocean trout, miso soup, shrimp and vegetable tempura, sayori, sushi campache, King oyster mushroom with garlic, and my favorite spicy scallop. My ultimate Yummy Sushi adventure was when my friend treated me to the omakase for my Birthday. The omakase is when the meal consists of dishes that the Chef selects. My earlier Yummy adventures were complimented by sake. A little bit of alcohol can be beneficial to extreme food adventures. If I was drinking green tea during the omakase, I doubt that I'd have the strength to eat the fish skeleton with the eyeballs looking at me. This was my most daring food adventure ever.
Yummy Sushi is more fancy than classy. It sits in the Michael's and Chuck E Cheese-anchored shopping center at the southwest corner of Lake Mead Boulevard and Tenaya Way West of the US 95 interchange. The restaurant features counter and table seating. We'd always sit at the L-shaped counter seating. The chefs are part of the theatre that is the Yummy Sushi dining adventure. The L-shaped counter is the front row seating. We'd enjoy watching the chefs turn fresh fish into culinary art. We also enjoy interacting with the personable and talented chefs. Instead of discouraging pictures they encourage pictures of their culinary marvels. The chefs have always led us to outstanding food. The counter seating also has outstanding displays of the fresh fish.
My complaint about Yummy is that I never left spending less than $50. Recently I reviewed the Magic Tree. Unfortunately it doesn't have money growing off the leaves. If it did, I'd be practically living at Yummy Sushi. Nevertheless, Yummy Sushi does offer outstanding Happy Hour and lunch menus.
Yummy Sushi is one of a kind. At the time of writing this review, I want my last meal on Earth to be Yummy Sushi.
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