I read that you still had to wait with reservations. I think we waited like 15 minutes past our reservation time. We were entertained by some strong cocktails and a wandering saxophonists playing to the house beats the DJ was spinning. I tried to avert the saxophonist but homeboy just could not let up.
It is a beautiful restaurant. we were not thinking it would be a quiet romantic dinner. The husband and I did sharesies and had the spicy tuna tartare appetizer which looked like a roll, the rice had a crunch as if they put in on a frying pan...it was good. Memorable was the wasabi crusted filet mignon with tempura onion rings. It had a little kick only wasabi would bring. Also memorable the crunchy spicy yellowtail roll with crushed onion rings. The lo mein with pork- ah okay...but you can get that anywhere i think. The lobster and shrimp dumplings were good.
Drinks were really good. We enjoyed the people watching and the pulsing beats of the DJs. It's Vegas so don't expect bible study groups-it's all about the bachelors/bachelorettes and general party people. oh and ask for the stamp so you don't have to wait in the awful line