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Westgate Resort & Casino eatery offering sushi in a stylish space with a koi pond & greenery.
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Address: Resort & Casino, CES Las Vegas Hilton 1, 3000 Paradise Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Phone: (702) 732-5755
Website: https://resort.to/sushivegas
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Reviews
Matthew Wong
The time limit is 90 minute at this location and you may only order 4 items per person at a time. There are about 6-8 other tables dining here. We sat down and we ordered miso soup and it took 15 minutes to scoop us miso soup. We got the calamari, it was very chewy and unflavored. The rice on the sushi is way to thick hoping people get full from it rather than the “premium” ingredients. The menu didnt have a lot of variety as well, only 4 sections of food with no more than 10 options per section. It took about 3 miinutes to get a waitress’ attention. Honestly as tourist coming here for a good time, I would much recommend the McDonald’s down the street. Faster food and more premium ingredients.
… moreJerry Zimmerman
A very relaxed and calming atmosphere where you can enjoy high quality Japanese food at reasonable prices. The fish was obviously fresh and prepared with care.
… moreMrs. Woods
Pretty atmosphere and delicious sushi. This was such a fun place to grab dinner with a girlfriend after a full day of exploring Las Vegas this past June. If you love a good photo op for social media, you will love the bright and colorful background of this dining experience. The staff were also kind and so helpful. Would be fun with a friend or for date night!
… moreCharles “Chip” Payet
As a sushi-lover, I’m always looking for delicious sushi when I travel, and Rikki Tikki Sushi at the Westgate Resort in Las Vegas did not disappoint. The salmon, tuna, smoked salmon, and yellowtail sashimi were generously sliced, as was the salmon carpaccio.
I enjoyed sitting at the bar and watching the chefs prepare the different sushi rolls, as well.
The restaurant is beautifully decorated, has soft background music that allows easy conversation.
… moreI enjoyed sitting at the bar and watching the chefs prepare the different sushi rolls, as well.
The restaurant is beautifully decorated, has soft background music that allows easy conversation.
Denes Klima
Never never never ! Shame of Las Vegas!
We arroved for a show, there was 1,5 hours untik it started. There were not many guest. We didnt get our dinner in 1,5 hours. They are playing with the time and money. We camcelled our dinner because the show started. After that they had the nerve to charge us for the drinks.
Never ! Never again and I dont suggest
… moreWe arroved for a show, there was 1,5 hours untik it started. There were not many guest. We didnt get our dinner in 1,5 hours. They are playing with the time and money. We camcelled our dinner because the show started. After that they had the nerve to charge us for the drinks.
Never ! Never again and I dont suggest
Stephanie Bazan
Food was fantastic and so was the service. We took our daughters to the all you can eat Sushi and they loved it. The waiter was incredible and very personable. We all really enjoyed our dinner. We highly recommend for anyone who wants the experience of a nice meal at a reasonable price. We are definitely coming back!
… moreLarry Berg
We decided to get a couple of sushi rolls after the Jen Kramer magic show nearby. The setting is great, such a beautiful restaurant. The space is shared with Benihana’s. Multiple levels seating and a nice waterfall and little river, pond, fish, etc. Service was like old fashioned Vegas, extremely well organized. Both of the roles we had (Ocean’s 11 and Hundred Grand) were very good. However, the rice was a little dry. The Japanese Daisy drink was very good. It was a nice visit overall.
… moreThemanwithaplan
We got seated and I asked for a cucumber water. I was looked at like I was a new immigrant seeking refugee. I was confused and asked “do you not have plenty of cucumber here” and was told “that’s for the sushi not you”
Servers name is HIEU…
I was eventually brought cucumber slices from the BAR!
Server was just rude and unwelcoming. Extremely combative the entire dinner. Telling us things like “you can order more but there’s a ton of people in front of you”.
Comments like that are just unnecessary and rude to paying customers.
Sushi was warm when served. Just a heads up, you will get immediate attitude if you request the all you can eat for $45.
Chicken terriaki was overcooked and tough.
Calamari looked like an onion ring. More breading that actual protein.
I tried 3 rolls. The Vegas was probably the best. Probably since it was fried and supposed to be served warm.
The nagiri on the yellowfin was best, but the bloodline was still attached, and with only chopsticks, was a hassle to clean the fish before I ate it.
I would not come back. Instead I would just eat at the Benihana that’s attached to this place.
The best part about this place is the friendly hosts at the front!
… moreServers name is HIEU…
I was eventually brought cucumber slices from the BAR!
Server was just rude and unwelcoming. Extremely combative the entire dinner. Telling us things like “you can order more but there’s a ton of people in front of you”.
Comments like that are just unnecessary and rude to paying customers.
Sushi was warm when served. Just a heads up, you will get immediate attitude if you request the all you can eat for $45.
Chicken terriaki was overcooked and tough.
Calamari looked like an onion ring. More breading that actual protein.
I tried 3 rolls. The Vegas was probably the best. Probably since it was fried and supposed to be served warm.
The nagiri on the yellowfin was best, but the bloodline was still attached, and with only chopsticks, was a hassle to clean the fish before I ate it.
I would not come back. Instead I would just eat at the Benihana that’s attached to this place.
The best part about this place is the friendly hosts at the front!
Zac Armstrong
Our waiter was combative with every round of sushi in the all you can eat option.
Wait times were 10 minutes between rounds, even when the restaurant was empty.
We waited so long for food, and for empty dishes to be cleared that flies set in on our table between rounds.
Currently typing this while I wait for my next round of sushi.
Also, smell of dirty rags filled the restaurant before we left.
Server, Hieu, ruined the experience. Flies and smell ensured we’d never come back.
… moreWait times were 10 minutes between rounds, even when the restaurant was empty.
We waited so long for food, and for empty dishes to be cleared that flies set in on our table between rounds.
Currently typing this while I wait for my next round of sushi.
Also, smell of dirty rags filled the restaurant before we left.
Server, Hieu, ruined the experience. Flies and smell ensured we’d never come back.
Sarah
So i found this place when i first came to vegas and i had the all you can eat option the menu was limited but it was still great. The atmosphere was great, customer service was great and the all you can eat sushi was a great deal. I enjoyed the experience and will return again.
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