Japanese Restaurants in Las Vegas

Located in The Grand Canal Shoppes at The Palazzo, SUSHISAMBA Las Vegas features dramatic 16-foot ceilings that create a soaring atrium housing the main restaurant space.   The Carnaval-inspired design Read more...

Star chef Min Kim unmasks the flavors of the Far East at Mizumi, with ocean-fresh sushi, sashimi and modern Japanese specialties. The entire Forbes Travel Guide Four Star award winning Read more...

Visit our original Las Vegas location for the best Japanese food in Las Vegas. Among locals, the iconic Osaka Japanese Bistro, sitting quietly in a shopping strip along Sahara Ave, holds Read more...

zuma features modern Japanese cuisine and award-winning world-class cocktails in an elegant and sophisticated environment. Inspired by the informal izakaya dining style, the international restaurant features a modern Japanese cuisine Read more...

Chef Nobu Matsuhisa brings his world-renowned Japanese cuisine the Virgin Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. This inspired fine dining experience provides the ideal intimate setting to enjoy signatures like Read more...

Sushi and Hawaiian Cuisine. The restaurant is unique; as it encompasses two cuisines, two concepts, with two separate dining facilities. Island Sushi, open since 2007, serves sushi and Japanese cuisine. In Read more...

Oyshi provides a premium all-you-can-eat sushi experience for lunch and dinner. Our sushi chefs offer guests to taste their passion and dedication with every order. The core belief of having quality Read more...

L.A.’s wildly popular Sushi Roku is now in the newly expanded Forum Shops on the Las Vegas Strip. With it’s critically acclaimed Modern Japanese fare and Zen-like atmosphere, Sushi Roku Read more...

Lively music, vibrant crowd, inventive cocktails and the best sushi this side of Las Vegas . experience the true definition of uniqueness at GEISHA HOUSE, because there truly is no Read more...

Sapporo, Hokkaido is the northernmost island of Japan. Because of the cold weather, hot and rich ramen is more popular here than in Honshu. A bowl of Ramen in Hokkaido Read more...