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| - The restaurant is located in The Wynn Hotel and Casino, right above the Tryst nightclub, when you enter near the hotel registration area.
The food here at Mizumi is good, not necessarily "great" when looking at it per portions, taste, uniqueness and ultimately price. Las Vegas is known for having some high end, fancy Asian restaurants be it Chinese or Japanese including Nobu, Tao, Red 8, Wazuzu, and Mizumi, where it can cost roughly on avg $100 per person and you're not even filled (not even that lame stereotyped myth of "30 minutes later you're hungry again" for Chinese food). You'll be satisfied, but not stuffed and maybe craving a bit more. That may be good or bad, in that the girls usually want to eat less, more healthy and stay thin. The guys sometimes want to get their feed bag on and money's worth, but in truth some may need to watch their weight and reduce their Buddha belly's anyway.
You can't go too wrong with most dishes. Here's some of what we had:
Robata Platter @ $28 with sea bass, organic Jidori Chicken, beef, shishito peppers, and shiitake mushrooms.
Seared Albacore Sashimi @ $22 with crispy onions and ponzu sauce
Baked Sweet Miso-Marinated Black Cod @ $38 with cherry blossom pickled baby vegetables, and Okinawan sweet potato chip
Scallop Tataki and Crispy Shrimp Roll @ $30 with seared Hokkaido scallops, crunchy shrimp, avocado, onion sprouts, jalapeño, yuzu tobiko, citrus aïoli, and eel sauce.
None were awe inspiring, but also they weren't bad either, I've had the same dishes done better elsewhere (as well as worst elsewhere), so it's just average to me, not bad, and it's good, but not anything that stands out or is unique.
I'd say this 'tho as my RECOMMENDATION...
Crispy Brussels Sprouts or Broccoli @ $12 with toasted almonds, green onion, balsamic soy reduction. This is a fantastic * * * * * (five stars!) dish, we had the Brussel Sprouts and the portions were a good size to share and the flavor was amazing (and I generally don't like brussel sprouts), so I'd probably try both the Brussell Sprouts AND the Broccoli if/when I come back here as part of the staple items to order with a group.
If you crave Japanese food and are in Las Vegas and don't want to leave the Encore / Wynn or area with Palazzo / Venetian, this does the job for convenience and proximity, 'tho price of course is no bargain since this is high end cuisine. If you're wanting "the best" and was in Las Vegas for one night and one night only, then I'd read all of the reviews, research the peer restaurants and make an educated decision based on the evidence you read for what you like and are looking for.
If you're looking for a "bang for your buck" and to get filled 'cuz you're starving, then you can still eat here, but may need to eat something a bit before or follow up with snacks after to keep your costs down... but if money is no object, if you order it and are willing to pay for it... bon appetite! You'll find a limitless menu of sushi delights to order from. If this were an AYCE buffet, it would be awesome... but that's just unreasonable wishful thinking :) for such a place like this that caters to the lifestyle of the rich and famous types...
The view here is nice, you get an aesthetic waterfall, and they have open air seating as well as indoor seating.
The service here is good, and friendly.
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