Oodolee Sushi & Grill

This place is amazing!!! The special here is incredible. 8−10−12 special all day contains choice of sushi roll, ramen soup, salad and miso. You have to check it out! :)

We wanted some sushi that delivered to our hotel. This location had a bunch of reviews and good star rating so we figured there was no way we wouldn’t enjoy the food. We were wrong. The only positive thing was the delivery man. He was courteous and on time. The food was not what we had hoped. They were over soaked in sauces and the ingredients didn’t taste fresh. Even the simple ones like spicy tuna and Philadelphia roll were off and those are hard to mess up. I stopped eating less than half way thru because it was just that bad. I threw up a little of it this morning too. Yuck.
I figured the calamari would at least be decent. They were in sticks and tasted like fish sticks. Very disappointing. The restaurant did provide ample ginger, wasabi, soy and chopsticks. Because of their delivery man and the well packed order, they get two stars instead of one, otherwise it was a no Bueno experience. My husband felt the same.
Also, they charge $ 6 for delivery.

I love this place! Best deal for ramen and sushi.
Perfect place to come for lunch.
I come here so much that the waitress knows my order!

Until I discovered Oodolee Sushi, I didn’t think a restaurant existed that offers affordable, QUALITY, DELICIOUS sushi DELIVERED right to our door! Not only is the food amazing, but the service is fast and great every time. When we order baked rolls for delivery they are always still warm when they arrive at our door. LOVE this place and will continue to order from them weekly.

Can I not put a star here at all? I ordered through Eat24 for delivery in a hotel room and they delivered the food at the front desk without even saying who is it for and of course front desk wouldnt know who to call. 2 HOURS still no food. After contacting Eat24 thats when I knew that the food is already delivered and they did not even call to let us know. Who would wanna eat a COLD miso soup? Of course i got a refund! Bad service! And they forged signature too on their receipt! Tsk tsk!

Quick and friendly service. They gave good specials pretty much all day long. The salad bar is a nice touch. The bento boxes are a good choice. I will be back to try their All You Can Eat.

Adorable hidden gem across from UNLV.
So glad we found it. We ordered 2 bento boxes and took advantage of their yummy salad bar. Service was quick and attentive. Will definitely be back!

This place is my go-​to for sushi when I’m on campus. It beats the over priced sushi they serve at UNLV. It’s a lot fresher too. I love their purple rice & complimentary salad (I always get seaweed) Kai is a sweetheart! Highly recommend if you’re in the area

I do understand that they do offer free food with a good review but this place is honestly A1. I had the all you can eat lunch and there were no weird rules and limits. Just finish most of it. Which is easy to do so because of how delicious it is. Would eat here again.

My goto sushi place close to home. They are very generous with the sashimi — thick, fresh slices that melt in your mouth like butter.
We made it just in time to still get the lunch AYCE special. As much as I’d love to eat my money’s worth, the rolls are huge and very filling. I got two half-​rolls in and some Albacore before I was stuffed. Jim barely finished two rolls. They were both absolutely amazing, next time we’ll just order the rolls so we can take the leftovers home!

My worst fears for this place have become a reality! I will NOT be returning. *gasp* On my recent visit I brought some family from out of town to show off what I thought to be an awesome eatery until… I saw a cockroach!!! My family immediately told our waitress and she killed it but did not seem very surprised which was unnerving. We were already eating and at that point we could not eat anymore, being that we always pay regardless of any circumstances, we asked for the check and paid. With no effort from the business to apologize or pay notice to the unfortunate event that took place I was so let down and extremely embarrassed. I wanted to take a picture but I was in such shock and lost my appetite so did not think of doing so. My hope in writing this review is to inform and make aware that we may have only seen one cockroach but those that we don’t may be many.
Note: THE ONLY REASON THEY HAVE SUCH GREAT REVIEWS IS BECAUSE THEY OFFER FREE FOOD FOR A REVIEW THAT YOU MUST SHOW YOUR WAITER

Good place to eat if you’re in the UNLV area and they have a «odolee special menu» which I recommend for just eating for lunch or dinner since they are open till midnight or if you’re in the area and want all you can eat then they have the same price as everywhere else.
Also their rice is purple which is just a healthier option for rice in Korea

At the time of this review, the overall rating of this place was 4 stars, which is why my husband & I decided to eat here for dinner. But don’t let that fool you because this restaurant bribes patrons to write a good review for a free roll (more below).
We walked in around 7:30 pm this past Thursday night. It was pretty empty with only 2 tables. We were seated at a booth & given menus. After browsing through the menus (make sure to also check out the meal specials that are in a display sign on the table), we ended up ordering:
Happy Hour Skewer Special, 3 for $ 5 (Happy Hour: Monday– Saturday, 7– 10 pm)
Chicken Skewer– Ordered 2 of these. I was actually surprised with the amount of chicken I got for each skewer. The chicken had a good grilled taste. Because I had already filled up on the other food we ordered, I only had 1 of them & took the 2^nd one to go.
Spicy Pork Skewer– Ordered 1 of these. My husband ate this & thought it was good.
Las Vegas Roll, $ 8 prior to tax (on Happy Hour Menu) — This roll was made with purple rice, which is a nice change from white. I liked the crunchy fried garlic on top of this & thought this was good. I was surprised with the amount of pieces this came with. This cut roll was pretty filling. I liked the sauces on this roll.
Shaggy Dawg Roll, $ 9 prior to tax (Happy Hour Menu) — This roll is also made with purple rice. Imitation crab is cut & draped over the rice that looked like a dog with long, shaggy hair (thus the name I suppose). Just like the Las Vegas roll, there was also a number of pieces that came in this cut roll. It was also filling. Although I did like the sauce on this roll, there is sirarracha sauce on top in case you don’t do spicy like me (yes it was spicy for me so I stopped eating it).
LS12: Yellow Tail Roll with Ramen, $ 10 prior to tax– Originally my husband ordered a udon entrée, but changed it to this entrée after I saw the meal special menu on the table (which was pushed to the very back of the table, against the wall). You can order this meal special with udon instead if you do not want ramen. Anyways, this meal special also comes with a bowl of miso soup & a salad, which is quite a lot of food for $ 10.
The yellow tail roll comes with 8 pieces & also made with purple rice. But it was not rolled tightly and started to break down. I thought this roll was good.
The ramen was spicy (although the menu did not specify that it would be) and tasted like your typical ramen that you could get at the store and cook at home. But for $ 10, we weren’t surprised by that.
For the salad, when I asked the server about that, she told us that it is self serve (there is a small salad bar at the bar). I wished the server who took our order (another server) would have told us this before hand. So my husband got up & plated a salad & gave it to me (I am such a salad fan). I was happy to see that they had the dark green leafys, but some of it was a little soggy & wished it was a little more fresh.
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(Total= $ 34.57, after tax, prior to tip)
Originally I was charged incorrectly & had to ask a server to fix it (our original server left for the evening). She fixed the error & said the other server had rung us up wrong.
Service was lacking. I also did not like that when we gave our server our order in the beginning that she saying ‘what else’ after each item. I thought that was kind of odd because we ordered quite a lot of items for just the 2 of us. Another thing that really bothered me was our server had brought over 1 of those small condiment dishes that has 1 compartment for ginger & the other for wasabi, the ginger was so measly & skimpy. The wasabi was just a few small little pieces instead of a larger amount. Not that I eat wasabi, but my husband & I thought it was odd to be given such an incredibly skimpy amount. Also what bothered & annoyed me was that with 2 people sitting at this table, she did not bother to bring us 2 of these condiment dishes. So when my husband asked for another 1, she asked ‘for the sauce?’ My husband said yes & so she brought me a large bowl instead. Why would I need a large bowl to dip my sushi in? Especially when she acknowledged that we need it for the sushi. This sever is either new or just wasn’t thinking about what she was doing on this shift.
Although the food is good (and some of it being average), the server was much to be desired. I honestly would NEVER come back here.
By the way, about all of those 5 star reviews, there is a small sign on each table «To our valued customers, if you are happy with our food and service, you will get a free menu item», which you can choose from California roll, cucumber maki, salmon skin, spicy tuna Philadelphia, vegetable maki. In order to receive your free item, the review must be posted and shown to an employee (limit 2/​table). Being that this place is close to UNLV, this targets poor, hungry college students who would take advantage of this deal.

I should’ve known this place was going to be bad when they offer you free food to give them a good review. My teriyaki chicken was called the rice was weird the Ramen was good, but the udon was not.

Not sure what the hype is about, honestly. Maybe drunk college kids come in for a cheap meal… but the thing is… it’s not cheap.
I ordered delivery from Unilocal.I ordered one udon soup, yellow tail sashami, one roll with mango, and an order of gyzoa.
The udon soup was fine. Ediable. Good broth. The noodles were good. Shrimp tempura tasted fine, but was soggy. Tons and tons of broccoli. Kind of offputting.
The gyzoa was mushy on the inside in a way I’ve never experienced before. Still tasted pretty good.
The yellowtail sashami was actually pretty good. Thick, fresh tasting.
The mango roll I got was gross. TONS OF imitation crab, no scallops at all, the mango tasted like fish and the salmon and dried and not fresh at ALL.
All this for like 53 dollars lol. I probably won’t be returning.

Not a fan at all.
First it took over a hour for our food to be delivered. I ordered miso soup with clams all but 1 clam was under cooked completely closed. Our shrimp/​calamari tempura was soggy, and the rolls we ordered was just ok. Why only 1 star? Cause for $ 64 dollars we should’ve got more than 8 pieces of calamari, my clams should’ve been open and this meal shouldn’t have forced me to go eat at Burger King afterwards.

Gah, I have been here twice and I have truly enjoyed their specials. They have sushi roll specials the come with salad and miso soup. The staff serves food in a timely manner and the layout is pretty nice.
The first time I came, I was one of two people out of a party of 5 that actually ate. The other members just ordered drinks. During this stay, we had a meeting the lasted way too long and the staff did not mind that we loitered. I know they want to keep their customers happy and I like how they allowed non-​eating members to join us at the table.
The second time I came, everyone in my party was hungry. We were seated at a table that was a little too squished on the left hand corner of the business. The service was well and the food was pretty good. My husband and I both bought a sushi roll combo (the Vegas and Burrito roll). This was not as great as other sushi restaurants we have ordered from because the rolls felt a little heavy, but it was definitely on par with fast food sushi joints like Jaburritos.
Alright, here is the kicker that dropped it down from 4 stars. My friend actually killed a baby roach that was crawling on the wall near our table. We don’t want to say that this play is infested with roaches, but I am a bit disturbed by it. After that happened my husband couldn’t even eat any more of the food. We didn’t box it up and I am not honestly sure if we will come back.
I suppose I could have mentioned it to the staff, but we didn’t want to cause a seen over a potential anomaly roach. There are just way to many places to go to than to put up with bugs or even wonder about them.

I wonder how others rate this place so high.
First, the service is good. Our server is new and she’s forgetful. But she is kind and serve with smiles. I can always forgive nice people. But if you are rude and with an attitude, I will make it hard for you as well.
We came in around noon for $ 19.99 all you can eat sushi. They weren’t busy at the time, only 4 tables, and we were the only one getting all you can eat. After we placed the order, it took 10 minutes for the first item to come and half of our order never came.
Please look at the photos I post, the quality of the fish is very bad. You can tell that the fish are dried, the glossy oil is gone. And the taste is average. We order all of their sushi items, and yes, they were dried.
I would recommend this place to anyone. There are many better places around.

I went here to have AYCE sushi with one of my friends visiting from California. It wasn’t really that busy around lunchtime, but when we entered we were greeted by the staff in a cheerful manner. We were then promptly seated by the waitress and given the menus.
The price for AYCE isn’t bad; it’s cheaper than other sushi places around the area. It’s probably a good marketing strategy because it’s right across from UNLV and I feel like most of the clientele are college students.
I liked the sushi rolls, but I’ve honestly had better. The rolls were made with purple rice, which is a unique twist to sushi because I’ve never seen that done before. The rolls that I enjoyed here were the Las Vegas and the Spider rolls.
There were other rolls that weren’t as good like the Hawaii roll, which is a basic California roll topped with tuna. I know, I know… some people don’t classify a California roll as sushi, but I didn’t want to get anything too crazy. When this roll came out, I noticed the tuna on top was darker in color than normal. The discoloration made me feel that the fish used in the roll wasn’t fresh. Total appetite killer.
I think the little side orders of food (listed under the «Starter» section of the AYCE menu) were better than the rolls, in my opinion. Definitely try the baked scallop and the baked green mussel. The baked scallop had a creamy, soft texture. It’s rich in flavor and can fill you up easily. The baked mussels were probably the best baked mussels I’ve had in a while! They’re packed with flavor and they practically melted in my mouth.
I think this place is average. If you’re balling on a budget and are craving AYCE sushi, then this is your spot. Some of the rolls were a hit or miss, but overall Oodolee is just okay.

We all ordered something off of the Oodolee special menu. Here are the highlights:
Fresh salad bar. That’s a plus, especially with fresh greens, seaweed salad, and fruits.
Spider Roll: it’s made of soft shell crab. Also has avocado, eel sauce, sprouts. A little too much eel sauce but still one of the better spider rolls I’ve had.
Salmon teriyaki: the simplicity and cleanliness of the food presentation was really appealing. I really like how the salmon was cooked. Skin was crispy and so good to eat. Devoured it in minutes.
Hamachi Kama: grilled fish collar. Amazingly good. No sauce needed. Definitely would order again. I’m a fan now.
Tonkotsu plate: Nice and crispy with an interesting sauce. However, the fried katsu gets a bit rich after a while.
Ramen: super hot and spicy. I added the shredded cabbage that came with my salmon plate and it tasted better.
If you like spicy, this is for you.
Udon: kind of standard, but nice with vegetables and an added shrimp tempura.
Service is superb. Our server is really nice and cute.
Very reasonable price, considering the sizeable portions.
Happy hour Mon to Sat 7PM to 11PM.
They’re also streaming my now favorite cool Korean pop music while having our delicious dinner,
What else can one ask for?
We’re all happy, full and satisfied.
Thumbs up!!! Yeah!!!