[Usny9292]

This is another scouting trip for pot ritual relocation , although we already did the scout this is more on the vacation side of things . Where is the best sushi in Vegas ? Not big into too much different fish . Mainly like spicy tuna a Philadelphia rolls . So looking for fresh and good quality . Also what are some must see places on Fremont street ? Stuff we need to see or do ? Some pub food redomendations? Best drink specials

[LinkFromSoCal]

Las Vegas is big on AYCE sushi, which I know isn't as popular in other big cities like LA. Generally, it'll cost about $25-30 per person with a one-per-person limit on premium items and dessert. My favorite of these places are Umiya (Flamingo/Arville) and Sushi Hero (Flamingo/Sandhill).

As for Fremont Street, it's small enough that you can experience that whole part of downtown in a night. From my (limited) experience, the pub food there is pretty standard fare since it's so touristy.

[Code Stemi]

Krazy Sushi on Durango/Elkhorn (NW Vegas) is complete heaven on earth. It's $26/person for AYCE.

[Merrily Gather]

I'm not that into sushi but might I suggest researching Eater Vegas articles online. They put out a piece this week about eating and drinking your way through Fremont Street in 24 hrs. I learned about some places I'd never heard of before and a little bit of Vegas mob history down there. They write for the foodie delights.

[JonathanLB]

Every local kept poo pooing the Strip and telling us how great Fremont street was. I had been before when I was 18, I liked the lights overhead. Otherwise, I can’t think of anything lamer or more overrated than Fremont. That’s when we started to ignore what the locals give as advice because clearly they’re not with the program. Especially if you don’t drink or gamble, Fremont street is totally useless.

[bledsoe3]

Naka Sushi on Lake Mead and Rampart is where I like to go.

[OmegaSupreme]

Soho on S Rainbow and Hiroba on S Eastern

There are already some poor suggestions in this thread, so I would double check against Yelp.

[oeccscclhjhn]

I used to eat sushi - maguro and toro were my favorites! Even canned tuna. That was until I found out about mercury content. Now I won't touch the stuff.

There's lots of other sushi that I'd eat like tako and and salmon eggs, etc. Egg & eel may be a turn off due to sugar content. And I don't eat rice anymore so there's that.

[mojavedxer]

Yama Sushi on E Flamingo RD. All you can eat is $20 but only lasts until 3 PM. It usually has a 30 minute wait also before your seated.

[RationalExpectations]

I bought some take-out sushi once. Took it home. Cooked it. It tasted like fish.