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| - A few people here on Yelp and elsewhere on the Internet have mentioned that Sushi Hiroyoshi is better than Kabuto, and since Kabuto is my favorite sushi place in Vegas, I figured I had to give Hiroyoshi a shot.
The short version: Hiroyoshi is good, but Kabuto is still my favorite; they are completely different. Hiroyoshi is basically like a much better version of a regular sushi place (better fish, better staff) while Kabuto is an experience.
The longer version: When you walk in, the atmosphere is already miles apart; Hiroyoshi has Green Day playing on the speakers, which you would never hear at Kabuto. Hiroyoshi doesn't require reservations either (yet, anyways), which is nice if you want good sushi but don't want to have to make reservations. The staff are all very polite and professional.
I think Hiroyoshi had about 3 different cuts of bluefin tuna whereas Kabuto has about 5 or 6 (including my favorite, wakaremi). All the nigiri sushi at Hiroyoshi comes with two pieces per order compared to Kabuto's one piece per order. Everything thing I ordered was of very good quality, but I prefer the rice at Kabuto.
Overall, Hiroyoshi is a solid place and I wouldn't mind going back, but Kabuto is still number one in my book.
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