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| - A hip, contemporary sushi spot was what downtown Vegas was missing, and Bocho filled that void. With competitive prices and scrumptious menu items, it gives other restaurants in the area a run for their money.
Regular lunch and dinner menus are offered, but if you want the AYCE experience, you can have that too. Both my friend and I ordered the AYCE dinner, which is 30 bucks per person. The menu is unlike the exhaustive list of specialty rolls, entrees, and appetizers found at other sushi restaurants; although, it doesn't include items offered on their regular menu.
Sitting on the second floor loft beats eating at the crowded sushi bar. I do like how the two are separated. The bar was much busier and louder as opposed to the laid-back atmosphere above. Plus, the seats are cushioned and there are pillows!
Here's what I ordered, and I'd most likely select these again.
* Calamari Skewers (yeaah, squid on a stick!)
* Baked Salmon Roll
* Crunch Dragon Roll
* Las Vegas Roll
* Unagi
* Masago (no quail egg available)
* Garlic tuna
* Fatty tuna
* Octopus
My favorite roll was the baked salmon with cream cheese, avocado, crab, and baked salmon on the outside. The sashimi was also delicious. I wouldn't mind returning to eat just sashimi and calamari skewers.
Our food arrived promptly, and the service was great. I'll definitely be returning.
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