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I was elated to discover that the great Ichiban that existed in Bally's did not eternally close, but relocated to Fort Apache and reopened as Ichiban West! Look for it in the corner of a little strip small it shares with Perfect Scoop and Mashisoyo. Ichiban West is run by the same owner and chef from the original site, and fortunately the food and service are still great! Their donburi/rice bowls are my favorites. The sushi is quality. Check out the lunch menu. The staff is very attentive and gracious to serve you. If you become a regular, they'll never forget you and make you know it. What puts Ichiban West over the original are the now-off-Strip pricing and an interior that is more spacious and exquisite. The old location had a cramped space more suitable for a ramen shop. Ichiban West is a more comfortable place to dine at. It's elegant and relaxing, away from the bustle of the Strip. It's only a shame that the new location is in a far less convenient place. Don't let that deter you though! The original Ichiban was a premier Japanese restaurant in Las Vegas for many years and they deserve the continuous recognition.
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