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Address: 3730 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89158
Phone: (702) 590-8664
Website: https://www.propereatslasvegas.com/
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Aznin Atl
I must express my disappointment with my recent order. The lobster rolls, priced at $36 for eight pieces, did not meet my expectations. The lobster meat was cold and lacked freshness, and the sushi rice was overly mushy. It felt as though I was paying for the establishment’s overhead rather than the quality of the food. Additionally, the green tea appeared to be colored water without any discernible tea flavor. I would not recommend this particular location.
… moreJasonn Denard
Temaki is located in a food court in Aria. It’s pretty convenient to order from any of the spots in this area. The sushi is decently priced and was well prepared. The service and chef were very friendly and helpful and made the experience that much more enjoyable.
… moreAska Okuno
Conveniently located in Aria Hotel and Casino. Idea of the food court is great. You can choose from variety of food. You do have to get up and go pick up food from each counter individually.
Food is just okay. Overpriced just like many of the dishes in Las Vegas. Tuna poke $22, yellowtail role $22. Nothing special, not very good.
… moreFood is just okay. Overpriced just like many of the dishes in Las Vegas. Tuna poke $22, yellowtail role $22. Nothing special, not very good.
Grace Chi
On our last day in Vegas, we wanted to grab lunch before heading in the road. When we found out Temaki doesn’t do hand rolls to go, we opted to dine in.
It wasn’t crowded at all on a weekday at 1 pm so our group of 4 had no problems finding a spot on the bar. We all ordered the 5 hand roll set ($38) and added an order of the Maine lobster hand roll ($15). The 5 hand roll set includes salmon, yellowtail, blue crab, bay scallop, and spicy tuna. The best one of the 5 was the yellowtail and the blue crab. Least favorite was the spicy tuna. The Maine lobster roll is skippable. If you opt to do a la carte rolls, definitely get the blue crab, as it isn’t heavy with the mayo, and the yellowtail, as they mix in crunchy rice cracker pieces called bubu arare with the yellowtail, giving it an enhanced texture and taste. We tried finding bubu arare in Los Angeles when we got home but none of the Japanese markets nor other Asian markets carry this, so we’d have to find out where Temaki sources theirs!
Great service from our server / hand roll preparer and we appreciate him letting us know about the bubu arare. While I miss the Aria buffet (this food court replaced it), I’m glad there’s a decent hand roll business to take its place and to fill my sushi needs in a quick serve setting.
… moreIt wasn’t crowded at all on a weekday at 1 pm so our group of 4 had no problems finding a spot on the bar. We all ordered the 5 hand roll set ($38) and added an order of the Maine lobster hand roll ($15). The 5 hand roll set includes salmon, yellowtail, blue crab, bay scallop, and spicy tuna. The best one of the 5 was the yellowtail and the blue crab. Least favorite was the spicy tuna. The Maine lobster roll is skippable. If you opt to do a la carte rolls, definitely get the blue crab, as it isn’t heavy with the mayo, and the yellowtail, as they mix in crunchy rice cracker pieces called bubu arare with the yellowtail, giving it an enhanced texture and taste. We tried finding bubu arare in Los Angeles when we got home but none of the Japanese markets nor other Asian markets carry this, so we’d have to find out where Temaki sources theirs!
Great service from our server / hand roll preparer and we appreciate him letting us know about the bubu arare. While I miss the Aria buffet (this food court replaced it), I’m glad there’s a decent hand roll business to take its place and to fill my sushi needs in a quick serve setting.
Karina
Handrolls were the highlight! Toro, lobster, blue and king crab handrolls are a must!
… moreM Na
The Otoro hand roll– it was so delicious and almost rich in taste and freshness. The price was also decently reasonable considering the quality/location ($15 w tip). The sushi bar is limited and small, but it’s a quick bite type of place, I couldn’t imagine actually coming here for a dinner, more of a brunch, lite lunch or snack, although they have about 4 other varieties of fish including salmon and yellowtail.
It’s a smaller size sushi bar and the way it’s designed is also modern and traditional. Service was fast and friendly, when they saw I didn’t get a drink, they provided complimentary filtered water which was nice. There is also tons of seating outside of the sushi bar in the food court area where there’re booths and comfortable lounge chairs
JT
… moreIt’s a smaller size sushi bar and the way it’s designed is also modern and traditional. Service was fast and friendly, when they saw I didn’t get a drink, they provided complimentary filtered water which was nice. There is also tons of seating outside of the sushi bar in the food court area where there’re booths and comfortable lounge chairs
JT
Eric Jacobson
Interestingly tucked into Aria’s food court, it is loud and busy. It’s not what we expected , but not bad either. There is a great view of the pool area from the seating area. It’s neither special nor awful. It’s fine.
… moreAndy Chiang
Tucked in the Proper Eats food court is a sushi place called Temaki. Like most things in Vegas, it’s quite expensive for what you get, and it’s not that great. I guess getting sushi in a desert wasn’t the best idea to begin with.
Overall, it’s a good quick bite to grab if you’re in a hurry or don’t want to settle for one of the fancier restaurants. Price point is not cheap, but cheaper than everywhere else. Food is okay, but it has a cool ordering system.
… moreOverall, it’s a good quick bite to grab if you’re in a hurry or don’t want to settle for one of the fancier restaurants. Price point is not cheap, but cheaper than everywhere else. Food is okay, but it has a cool ordering system.
Joseph Teston
Excellent, fresh fish. Everything packed with flavor. Great service. Thanks!
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Yeah, no. $50 plus $5 in tax for 14-15 sushi pieces made up of 90% rice and 10% rather tasteless pieces of seafood, I hope. A profitable business if you get away with it. Product cost estimated to be about $2.30.
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