The Sushi

Quality has gone way down. Service not go great either. It’s a shame as they were once very good

My wife and I ate here not long ago. She cannot eat dairy because she has a sensitivity to the proteins in milk and she can get severe headaches from it. We told the waitress that she couldn’t have dairy but the chef accidentally put a small piece of cream cheese in her food. Unfortunately she didn’t realizer it until she had eaten some. We politely asked for them to give us her all you can eat on the house, since they made this mistake. Because that agreed to do this, and they treated us fairly, I am giving them 5 stars. If they had not, this review would have been much different. Fortunately, my wife didn’t get sick and all was well. The food was great as well as the customer service. We will definitely be going back.

Sushi was very good. Service was great too. If you are in Las Vegas, recommend this place.

It’s tough to find an all you can eat sushi place that is fairly priced for a-​la-​carte as well. The rolls came out fresh and fast! The server was attentive and friendly and kept our waters fresh even after the bill was paid.
We have tested at least 7 other sushi spots in the area… we will definitely return here.

I loved the look of this place and the employees were so nice and they were very quick on getting the sushi out. Plus it was nice to go to a place that doesn’t charge and arm and left for ayce dinner. My son fell asleep on me while I was eating and then I was about ready to leave the lady working ran over and helped hold the door open for me. I will definitely go back!

Very very amateur. Don’t waste your money. Seated instantly, but then waited 25 minutes for the waitress to even take our order. I’d understand if the place was packed but there were only 2 other parties. We ordered garlic edamame which is supposed to be served warm, lukewarm as if it had been sitting out for 20 minutes. So no surprise when I received my order, it was all wrong. I told my waitress it was incorrect and she did nothing! Just gave me a blank stare and acted as if she couldn’t do anything about it. I came with my mother and her dish came out 10 minutes after I was finished with mine. Please please don’t waste your money and time here.

I’ve been coming to this establishment for at least 5 years. It’s had its ups and downs, but the past year it has been a very solid sushi option. I come here at least once a week and continue to be satisfied with the quality of food. Salmon and Yellowtail are always fresh, and you can modify any roll for just a dollar (try spider roll with spicy tuna). When you can leave a place for under $ 30.00 with the amount of food you get, you can’t really complain. Absolutely recommend it.

Nice place, clean, good service, they have a good options for rolls but way to big for one order 6pces but still to much rice, I like sushi and $ 26.95 pp ayce I don’t think it’s worthed for rice. They have really good sushi and I will definitely be back when I heard they make it smaller and less rice, ty

This is my fav AYCE sushi place. Because it’s so close to my house and they always are playing 90’s r&b and boy bands

The best AYCE sushi spot in Summerlin! I usually stay away from AYCE sushi bars as the rolls are generally that that great and small. However, the rolls Here are great and my favorite is the Pearl Special. We were there on a Friday night and were greeted by nearly everyone working with a loud welcome in Japanese when walking in and seated immediately. Orders were taken within a few minutes and we had 3 of our rolls within 10 minutes of sitting down. After reading some of the negative reviews regarding service I was concerned but my experience couldn’t have been better.

Amazing and now they have low carb sushi. I love the exceptional guest service. It is friendly professional and extended through much kindness. Try this place and I think you will make it one of your «must go favorites». To truly experience this food you must celebrate the tradition, this is not American version Japanese food. It is the real deal.

Waited an hour and 45 minutes for 3 rolls and some nigiri. They were absolutely unresponsive to our inquiry on why it was taking so long and that we wouldn’t be returning. Lied about our last order being in the way when it wasn’t even placed to begin with and then took ten more minutes giving us our cards back. They took 3 $ off of the one order that wasn’t all you can eat where the person was literally just waiting there for us to some day in the future get our food. Ridiculous. Never again

I was looking for a good sushi place… after trying 3 others in the area I FOUND IT! the muscles are yummy and all the sushi we had was great! Service is a little flaky. I found it strange that they dont allow you to order ½ rolls here.

This use to be one of my favorite sushi restaurants. I’m not too sure what’s happen since our last visit but to wait over 1.5hrs for our order to come is ridiculous. As we sat waiting for our food, we noticed that a party that was sat after us received their orders before us. When we asked where our food us, we were met with the lame excuse that there’s too many people in the restaurant and they can’t keep up.
Come on now there is absolutely no reason to wait over 1.5hrs for our food. We got to the point that any food delivered to our table regardless of if we ordered it or not we’d take and eat because the service was HORRIBLE.
Take your chances but to be honest we will never be coming here again!

I don’t usually leave reviews and when I do it’s usually a good one. But this was the worst service ever. We waited an hour and a half for the first fish of sushi. Then we were getting the wrong orders. We were so hungry we started to eat the food they brought us even if we didn’t order it. After that they forgot our orders and we had to reorder. If that wasn’t bad enough the food started coming out half cooked and tasting really bad. At that point, we were to upset to eat. I have never ate angry but it happened today. It started bad and snowballed into worst ever. Not coming back. I suggest you don’t either. Save yourself and go to Yama Sushi instead!

LAST STRAW, NEVER RETURNING.
Let me just start by saying my review has nothing to do with the CHEFS, who I might add are taking care of a group at the bar and they seem to be enjoying themselves, my review is a reflection of the service ive received here over and over by the servers. Now normally I get good service at The Sushi, my aunts recommended this place to me in 2012 and I kept coming back, especially after this one instance where the chef made our entire meal a chefs special knowing we are not picky and love everything they dish out! The last 2 years this place has been going down the drain on service.
Today, 8÷31÷15 i am sitting here at my table as i write this and i am being blatantly IGNORED. nothing irritates me more than a server that ignores a table, and im the only person in a booth at 4:52pm on a Monday… seriously?
In 30 minutes ive gotten 1 water and my 2 appetizers. the least this server could do is ask how were doing… although she hasn’t even smiled once at us.
The food here has always been great and ive always liked their Sake choices, especially their White Peach Hana Sake. The atmosphere is casual, and on a busy night you really feel good vibes in the air. I think the restaurant is a great dining experience. But i just can not keep giving my money to a place that hires such rude people. I can tell even now that this lady must want to get off work. Let’s see some more smiles! –_​–
Bottom line: excellent food, poor service. I’ll just stick to Goyemon.

Our favorite neighborhood sushi bar. The Anthem & Cucumber rolls are best!
Great fast & friendly service.

Came here about a week ago with a few friends. We arrived about an hour and a half before they closed. I ordered 4 or 5 orders of yellowtail and the waitress told me they were no longer serving AYCE because they were about to close.
This was quite disappointing as I knew they had an hour of operation left. I deduced she simply didn’t want to serve that much nigiri because it’s more costly for these places to serve real sushi than spruced up imitation crab rolls.
We told her never mind and started to leave. She goes into the kitchen and comes back as if she had to get approval to serve us AYCE. Sadly, she and the chef were the only ones there.
So we order our food. The whole table orders a few yellowtail and when they arrived, one plate was normal, one plate was brown and decrepit. It appeared as though they had pulled fish out of the garbage can, rinsed it off, and slapped it on rice.
I eat yellowtail quite frequently. It shouldn’t be brown. Or purple for that matter.
I told the waitress I didn’t want to eat the rotten looking fish and she said «at least eat some.» Yes. At least eat some of this diarrhea inducing assfish.
I had to pay my friend to eat all of the gross yellowtail as a dare.
-$ 5
The nightmare didn’t end there. As we went to pay, the waitress proceeded to include gratuity in all of our bills as if we weren’t going to tip. Probably a smart move on her part.
And yes, I did have the runs the following day.
DO NOT EAT HERE.

I’ve eaten here twice — both at lunch time and both with coworkers. The first time it was our entire office, so there was around 8 of us and everyone but one got the all you can eat (the one simply didn’t get anything as she wasn’t hungry).
Now, the prices here are pretty good. $ 17.95 for lunch and $ 20.95 for dinner. making this one of the cheapest if not THE cheapest lunch price I’ve seen in the valley.
Don’t let it fool you.
Both times it was almost empty in the restaurant and still the service was painstakingly slow. The waitresses rarely come around, so getting a drink refill is next-​to-​impossible — even if you’re trying to booze it up (yes, my office is pretty lax).
We waited forever for a roll and apparently she forgot because after talking with a coworker and staring at our table for like 5 minutes (while we’d been waiting for a basic hand roll for 10 – 15 already in an empty restaurant), she came back over and asked what we ordered. How about you carry a notebook and just write it down? (No, there is no little paper menus to mark your choices on here.)
The actual sushi and food? It’s OK. It’s not the worst by far, but certainly not the best either. Should you happen to partake of some, here’s what I’d suggest:
Spicy tuna roll
Tiger roll
Sushi Special (with eel sauce instead of garlic ponzu)
Sweet Kiss (if you’re into cream cheese)
Deep fried Philly
Spicy tuna poke
Coffee parfait
The check also took just as long. My coworker actually got up and took our check to the waitress so she could process it and we could leave. He came back and said she was just staring into nothing. That’s, um, special.
Travel east on Lake Mead to Yummy if you want sushi — much better with everything.

To sum up my dinner and I quote the server «We’re limited because it’s not good for business». What the heck does that even mean? Why advertise it if you won’t even have it.
The night I went I had all you can eat and decided to pay extra for nigiri. Among the items that they did not have were salmon collar, oysters, uni, etc. You’re not going to have these items because it’s not good for business if you don’t sell it?
It’s obvious they bank their money off of selling just rolls but what’s bad for your business is bad for my stomach. It’d be two stars had they not charged me the extra nigiri price I paid to try the above listed items.
Naka sushi a couple blocks down is the better substitute.