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We came here with our friends around 4 pm to avoid the crowd, and we got our seats right away. The sushies are very fresh and come with very little rice, so you don't have to worry about getting filled up quickly. They have a huge selection, and I love their baked sushi section. We will definitely come back again when we visit Vegas in the future.

Experience/Environment: This place is beautiful and so grand. Price: $$$$$ Ima go ahead and just leave those dolla signs there. Food: Rolls were delicious. Little rice and big slice of fish in the reviews was absolutely true. Service: Didn’t take too long to get serviced. Someone was always around. Only thing was they could’ve picked up the plates more efficiently. Thank me later ;) Smile, eat, hydrate. Live honest and don’t settle. Hope to see you out there! xo

Had dinner with a friend and his buddies here the other day. A little ways away from the strip, which is always appreciated when coming here for work. We waited about 15mins since it was a busy night, but totally worth it. Once inside, the ambiance was great for what it was. The main feature was this huge blossom tree in the middle of the room which towered over the restaurant. It was gorgeous, and the only thing I took pictures of. We all ordered the AYCE, option A, and it was the best sushi I've had in a long time, especially at that price range. We ate a lot. I would say we ordered no less than 50 dishes. Our friend ordered the first dozen dishes while we all were chatting and not really looking at the menu. The selection was massive. We started with some nigiri, salmon & yellowtail and eel. Calamari was not in the normal rings you'd expect, they are large and done up in a light and airy tempura batter. They had yellowtail collar which was the first time I've ever had it, and it was heavenly. The toro melted in your mouth. The wasabi octopus was new for me and had a great texture and just enough kick. Everything was fresh and came out quickly enough. We did have to track bussers down a few times to clear out table. That's the only negative comment I have, is there was 5 of us, at a booth meant for 4. With 5 people who love to eat, that booth table filled up quickly and there wasn't much room for anything. I drew the short straw and was on the end in the walking path which was a bit annoying. Although not something I am about, this place also offered some dishes you wouldn't necessarily see at a sushi place, such as bulgogi and chashu. The chashu was good, I didn't have the bulgogi though. We ended the meal with some mochi and that Korean street French toast which was a great breakfast made desert. Honestly there was so much food that I forget a lot of what we ate, but let me assure you, we ATE. We stayed almost 2 hours, and the value is something that beats out any other Vegas sushi spot Ive been to so far. Highly recommend.