Japanese Restaurants

Sizzling steak and seafood served hot off the grill are prepared just the way you like with an entertaining experience at Hokkaido Teppanyaki Steakhouse. Las Vegas Best Teppanyaki Hibachi restaurant. Also offering sushi at the sushi bar and for a more intimate setting sit at our candle lit dining table. They are also known for their extravagant dessert that is made in house daily. Open on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day every year. Learn More »

Rice and Company at the Luxor dishes out Chinese and Sushi specialties nightly. Opened for dinner seven days a week, Rice and Company offers appetizers and noodles alongside chicken, beef, seafood, and vegetable options in a casual setting. For a lavish meal, entrees like Peking Crispy Duck or Lobster Cantonese are available. Aside from the hot entrees, Chef Specialty Rolls like the Rainbow Roll and Fantasy Roll will curb any sushi craving. After dinner, the dessert menu features cheesecake, assorted gelatos, sorbets, and mochi for a sweet finish to your meal. The Lounge at Rice and Company serves specialty cocktails, … Learn More »

Upscale sushi dining and LIVE JAZZ 6 nights a week! At Maxan Jazz, we understand that a great night out is encapsulated by the entire experience from start to finish. In addition to our outstanding, live jazz performances, featuring some of the BEST jazz musicians and singers in Las Vegas, we endeavor to provide a truly extraordinary dining experience. Our executive sushi chefs (both former Nobu chefs) have designed our menu to be built on seasonal properties, utilizing only the freshest, most delicious ingredients available. Our atmosphere is upscale and innovative, and each dish is designed to ensure an authentic … Learn More »

At Dragon Noodle Company, not only can you feast on a wide range of traditional Asian dishes--including noodles, fried rice, chicken, beef, seafood, and vegetarian wok preparations--you can do so in a harmonious setting. The interior decor has been selected and arranged according to ancient Feng Shui principles, so as to bring diners happiness and good luck. The menu is continually expanding with traditional Asian courses and eclectic sushi combinations. Naturally, various styles of sake and tea are offered with an excellent selection of amusing cocktails and mixed drinks. Learn More »

Open since October 22, 2004, Sushi Roku has been seducing Las Vegas diners with its sexy food and cool, trendy décor for years. Sushi Roku is located in the Caesar’s Palace Forum Shops, boasting exquisite views of the Las Vegas Strip. Inside, the restaurant’s contemporary spin on classic Japanese features creates an environment that is comfortable, chic, and visually appealing. The inspired menu of sushi, sashimi, hot appetizers, noodles, and entrees is similarly inviting as it caters to many palates. Sushi enthusiasts appreciate Sushi Roku’s comprehensive selection of traditional rolls and more modern interpretations; diners interested in heartier fare enjoy … Learn More »

Shibuya transports diners to the stylish streets of its namesake Japanese neighborhood with traditional culinary offerings and a colorful contemporary décor. Yabu Pahelberg’s dramatic design offers distinctive dining environments to match the diversity of Shibuya’s cuisine. An expansive marble sushi bar and playful virtual aquarium set the stage for Master Sushi Chef Yoshinori Nakazawa’s creative rolls and sashimi dishes, while dynamic teppanyaki seating create intimate environments for enjoying the culinary performance of teppan griddle cooking. The main “Bento Box” dining room’s kelp-like pillars create private niches for savoring Executive Chef Stephane Chevet’s modern Japanese cuisine while sampling from Shibuya’s celebrated … Learn More »

For those in search of a modern, upscale sushi restaurant that also offers a broad selection of salads and hot Asian fusion specials, Hachi inside the Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa provides quality cuisine with an air of elegance and Japanese flair. Dinner is served every night with seating available at the sushi bar, the full alcohol bar, in the main dining room, and in private dining areas for larger parties. The menu showcases hot and cold appetizers including soups and salads, small plates like the Seasonal Vegetables Tempura, and Hachi Signatures including Baby Back Ribs, Wagyu Beef Gyozas, … Learn More »

Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar and Grill at the Cosmopolitan is the Vegas version of the famed East Coast locations. Offering an eclectic variety of sushi and Japanese influenced cuisine, Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar and Grill is open seven days a week for dinner and late night dining only. The expansive menu includes a vast selection of sushi, sashimi, and sunomono from Hamachi to Unagi, as well as various Atlantic and Pacific Ocean fish. Aside from the seafood options, Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar and Grill features Wagyu beef entrees like the Waygu Filet, in addition to poultry, chops, and steak options. Learn More »

Nobu, located at the Nobu luxury Hotel at Caesar’s Palace, is the largest restaurant of the 26 locations nationwide and offers prime Japanese cuisine prepared in various styles. Open for dinner nightly, the menu features appetizers, salads, cold and hot dishes, daily sushi specials, Nobu style tacos, and several desserts. The interior is both modern and airy, with whimsical balloon lighting and an exhibition kitchen. In addition to the sushi bar, there are several teppanyaki tables, private dining areas, a full bar and an expansive lounge. Guests of the boutique hotel can order from the vast menu 24-hours a day … Learn More »

Named one of the “Top 66 Restaurants in the World,” Japonais presents Las Vegas with Asian cuisine in a lush, exotic atmosphere. Located at the Mirage Hotel and Casino, Japonais opens nightly for dinner only. The expansive menu features a selection of appetizers, salads, and soups in addition to beef, poultry, and seafood entrees. Main entrée highlights include Salmon Japonais, 7 Spice Kobe Ribeye, and “Le Quack Japonais.” The sushi menu ranges from various slices of tuna, white fish, and roe alongside chef specialties. Aside from the main dining room, Japonais offers lounge dining and late night menu Thursday through … Learn More »

Benihana at the Las Vegas Hilton serves Japanese cuisine with style. Open daily for dinner only, Benihana creatively prepares a variety of entrees in front of guests’ eyes on expansive hibachi grills. With steak, seafood, and poultry options, each served with soup, salad, shrimp appetizers, vegetables, and dipping sauces, any appetite will be pleased. For those interested in the raw side of Japanese cuisine, Benihana offers a selection of sushi, from the classic California roll to the eclectic Dragon roll. To complete the dining experience, sides such as Vegetable Tempura and Calamari Sauté are available to enhance each meal. Private … Learn More »

Nobu, inside the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, brings the allure of finely crafted Japanese fare to the Nevada desert. Executive Chef Nobu Matsuhisa balances classic Japanese technique with innovative flavor and ingredient combinations to create a satisfying fusion of East and West. This tasty marriage of elements can be seen in dishes like the popular Fresh Yellowtail Sashimi with Jalapeno. Nobu’s inspiring cuisine is enjoyed within a similarly rousing space designed by David Rockwell himself. The hand-laid river rock wall feature is a highlight for guests, and other design elements like room dividers made of bamboo fronds create a … Learn More »

Koi in the Planet Hollywood combines Las Vegas glitz with Asian exoticism for a distinctly chic dining affair. A Japanese aesthetic blends with a Blade Runner-like futurism to create a stunningly stylish backdrop for the kitchen’s Asian experimentations. Intimate niches in booths reminiscent of river rocks reflect the refined naturalism of the bamboo-accented main dining room, while panoramic Strip views ground the restaurant firmly in its cosmopolitan surroundings. The sushi bar serves as a focal point, justifiably drawing attention to Koi’s succulent sushi offerings. A bevy of clever Asian and pop culture-inspired beverages enhances the imminently savvy Koi experience. Learn More »

Wazuzu in the lavish Encore Hotel and Casino blends the upbeat and energetic atmosphere of Las Vegas with quality pan-Asian cuisine. Offering dishes from China, Japan, India, Singapore, and Thailand, Chef Jet Tila provides a unique fusion of dishes and styles, enjoyed under the watchful eye of the crystal dragon that adorns the wall. The décor is fun and exciting, superb for a night out with friends. The menu boasts a wide selection of premium sushi and sashimi, as well as an assortment of specialty rolls and a wide variety of Asian favorites; exciting new cuisine enjoyed in an exciting … Learn More »

This quaint little oasis in the midst of the Caesars Palace is tastefully decorated with hardwood floors in a tea garden atmosphere. From sushi and sashimi to brilliant teppan yaki-style dishes, this eatery serves up a variety of raw, steamed, and cooked Japanese fare. Enjoy a cold glass of Sapporo or some hot sake at the sushi bar while overlooking one of the Strip’s most noteworthy places, Cleopatra’s Barge Nightclub, which is the place to see and be seen. Learn More »

World renowned chef Masayoshi Takayama brings his unique Japanese cuisine all the way from New York City to Bar Masa in Las Vegas, and for a fraction of the price. While Chef Takayama is known in New York for his small, intimate settings, he sheds the smaller dining area in Las Vegas -fashion for a beautiful and grand dining room with a bright and fun atmosphere. Chef Takayama also sheds his traditional omakase dining style for a more traditional menu, while still maintaining the Japanese comfort food and fusion creations that have made him famous. Learn More »