Sushi Bars Restaurants in Strip

FUHU Las Vegas is the newest breed of high-energy, experiential vibe dining mixed with an unexpected twist on contemporary Asian cuisine and an elevated mixology program. The venue’s vibrant, multi-dimensional Read more...

Kusa Nori is a modern Japanese restaurant complete with a sushi bar and teppanyaki grills. The restaurant serves classic and innovative dishes from Japan including yakitori and teppanyaki creations, plus Read more...

The highly acclaimed Nobu brand brings the world’s largest Nobu Restaurant space to Caesars Palace Las Vegas in the heart of Nobu Hotel. The 11,200-square-foot restaurant features a sushi bar, Read more...

The go-to dining destination for celebrities from Los Angeles to New York City, CATCH is the only location to bring epic renditions of Asian-influenced sushi, seafood and steak. So meet Read more...

Nobu at Paris Las Vegas offers a Japanese-inspired menu that pleases every palate. Feast on imported Asian and Japanese fish, imported seafood and exotic delicacies.   Come dine with us Read more...

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...

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...

The Iron Chef Has Arrived. The contemporary Japanese design of Morimoto Las Vegas combines delicate Japanese beauty and elegance, with exotic photographs by Yasumichi Morita, to create a stunning restaurant Read more...

Modern Japanese Cuisine with a Korean American Twist. Kumi Restaurant + Lounge combines East-Asian ingredients with Korean flavors, creating a modern approach to Japanese Cuisine. Utilizing sustainably sourced ingredients, guests Read more...

Tekka Bar: Handroll & Sake draws inspiration from the ancient gambling destination in Japan dating back more than 100 years ago, with “Tekka Ba” translating to “old gambling place.” Tekka Read more...