I really enjoyed Sushi Roku at Caesars Palace.
Sushi in Las Vegas?
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Hey man, long time no talkOriginally posted by shermsshackNobu at the Hard Rock is first rate. There are also some nice local joints. "I Love Sushi" is one of my favs, but it's a decent way off the strip. Sykk had some nice recommendations as well.
we'll have to get another Vegas Webmaster gathering thing happening again after the show...I found this amazing little thai place that would be perfect for itComment
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Other than their jalapeno yellowtail appetizer, they don't do much for me. Same with Sushi Roku. Overpriced and more trendy than I'd like.Originally posted by shermsshackNobu at the Hard Rock is first rate. There are also some nice local joints. "I Love Sushi" is one of my favs, but it's a decent way off the strip. Sykk had some nice recommendations as well.
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All good suggestions!
Brandi and I are what you might call sushi snobs
and while nobu and tao have incredible atmospheres our vote would be Sushi Roku at Caesars Palace
Best Sushi in Vegas
Posted by stephaniejay on 03/10/2005
Went to Roku for the first time on Friday. We go to the one in Santa Monica usually. Very similar to Nobu at the Hard Rock but with an amazing view of the strip from our table. The sashimi was as fresh as in LA and the staff was nice and high energy. Great spot for Las Vegas.
Pros: View, Fresh
Overall user rating: Highly Recommended
Best Sushi in Vegas....Better than NOBU
Posted by miked1234 on 07/10/2005
The outstanding combination of food service and ambiance has completely blown me away with this restaurant. No detail was left behind and nothing but impecable service.
Pros: Best View
Overall user rating: Highly Recommended
Hidden Gem
Posted by ferbs12 on 09/27/2005
This hidden Gem in the corner of the third floor at the Caesar's Forum shops is incredible. Go for dinner or even better make it over there for happy hour where you'll receive unheard of deals on sushi and drinks at the bar. Try and make it Wednesday through Friday evenings when Ryan is behind the bar. His Texan hospitality and overall knowledge of the menu and drinks he pours makes you feel extremely comforatable. The restaurant is clean and well designed without being pretentious or stuffy. If you are in Vegas make it a point to check this place out.
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Nice workOriginally posted by nastyboy1All good suggestions!
Brandi and I are what you might call sushi snobs
and while nobu and tao have incredible atmospheres our vote would be Sushi Roku at Caesars Palace
Best Sushi in Vegas
Posted by stephaniejay on 03/10/2005
Went to Roku for the first time on Friday. We go to the one in Santa Monica usually. Very similar to Nobu at the Hard Rock but with an amazing view of the strip from our table. The sashimi was as fresh as in LA and the staff was nice and high energy. Great spot for Las Vegas.
Pros: View, Fresh
Overall user rating: Highly Recommended
Best Sushi in Vegas....Better than NOBU
Posted by miked1234 on 07/10/2005
The outstanding combination of food service and ambiance has completely blown me away with this restaurant. No detail was left behind and nothing but impecable service.
Pros: Best View
Overall user rating: Highly Recommended
Hidden Gem
Posted by ferbs12 on 09/27/2005
This hidden Gem in the corner of the third floor at the Caesar's Forum shops is incredible. Go for dinner or even better make it over there for happy hour where you'll receive unheard of deals on sushi and drinks at the bar. Try and make it Wednesday through Friday evenings when Ryan is behind the bar. His Texan hospitality and overall knowledge of the menu and drinks he pours makes you feel extremely comforatable. The restaurant is clean and well designed without being pretentious or stuffy. If you are in Vegas make it a point to check this place out.
Overall user rating: Highly Recommended
thanks.
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FukudosOriginally posted by PeachesIs there a place where someone who doesn't like sushi (NOT me, I love the stuff) can eat and the sushi lovers will be happy too?
Lance, I'm staying 7th - 11th - we need to have sushi!!

I took my nephew there for his first ever japanese food...he loved the fancy teppan cooking stuff and tried his first sushi and loved it.
7th-11th?
it's a date!
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