Casual eatery with an all-you-can-eat menu of sushi, seafood & other Japanese bites, plus dessert.
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Address: 520 Fremont St #150, Las Vegas, NV 89101
Phone: (702) 478-5333
Website: http://www.sushiichibanlv.com/
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Sushi Ichiban – El Cortez Hotel & Casino
All you can eat sushi located in Downtown Las Vegas, right across from the El Cortez Hotel and Casino.
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Especially for anyone who gets the munchies while downtown~ I believe it replaced Shinya Maru Ramen on 520 Fremont St. Las Vegas, NV 89101.
Reviews
Aaron B
If you are in the mood for sushi and reading the reviews, do it. I waffled for a couple minutes and decided to give it a whirl. For the price and all you can eat its a solid good. They do pre make everything and just heat it up. Its still good though. I was least impressed with the volcano role. I think I had Ichiban Roll, Dynamite Roll, volcano and one i ordered based on a picture from someone else’s google review. The one with the jalapeño on top was probably my favorite.
… moreRon Haney
My favorite Sushi Place. Everything made to order,and super delicious . I highly recommend this place,and get the all you can eat. You can easily pass up the cost of the AYCE price by ordering single items. Can’t wait to visit Vegas to eat here again.
… moreОльга Залюбовская
Oh my God, the food here is incredibly delicious! How does this place not have five stars? The sushi is absolutely amazing — the best I’ve ever had. The service is super fast, and the staff are really great. They bring the food right away and clear the dirty dishes instantly. I’m giving all the stars because it was insanely tasty, and I’m so happy right now!
… moreMat Bob
This place is a gem. We’re from Chicago and thought we have sushi there… was wrong. This place offers thin layer of rice – big bonus, very fresh fish and super friendly atmosphere. We’re hooked and will be here every time we’re in Vegas. Baked sushi??? Who knew it’s a thing!!!❤️
… moredan libman
Well… i knew that for 35$ all you can eat sushi – you werent getting a top sushi experience and in this place’s defense – so far i havent had any food poisoning symptoms..
Anyways, small, almost hole in a wall, right off far end of fremont district..few tables or sit by the bar which is what i did…loved having a waiter constantly stand over my shoulder as he was watching tv…
You have option or a la carte or all you can eat… menu is two sides for either… some specialty rolls, some traditional appetizers, even few options of sushi. Funky names of the rolls basically represent – tons of mayo or spicy sauces – same goes for sushi. My salmon sushi came drenched in mayo which is likely how they mask that perhaps it’s not the freshest…
You order what u want and wait… you can order as many times as you want. I ordered a few different rolls and sushi and i must say that octopus was like a rubber and wasnt eatable… out of all rolls i only liked one – something with “scream orgasm” sauce.
I skipped on deserts and just paid left.
Again – get what you pay for… so if you want to stuff yourself for 35$ with rice in mayo and cheap fish – this is it… if you want sushi that tastes like one – skip
… moreAnyways, small, almost hole in a wall, right off far end of fremont district..few tables or sit by the bar which is what i did…loved having a waiter constantly stand over my shoulder as he was watching tv…
You have option or a la carte or all you can eat… menu is two sides for either… some specialty rolls, some traditional appetizers, even few options of sushi. Funky names of the rolls basically represent – tons of mayo or spicy sauces – same goes for sushi. My salmon sushi came drenched in mayo which is likely how they mask that perhaps it’s not the freshest…
You order what u want and wait… you can order as many times as you want. I ordered a few different rolls and sushi and i must say that octopus was like a rubber and wasnt eatable… out of all rolls i only liked one – something with “scream orgasm” sauce.
I skipped on deserts and just paid left.
Again – get what you pay for… so if you want to stuff yourself for 35$ with rice in mayo and cheap fish – this is it… if you want sushi that tastes like one – skip
Anthony Elisarraras
If you’re in downtown near the Fremont Experience and craving sushi, this all-you-can-eat spot is a must-visit. The hardest part about dining here? Snapping photos of the food before it disappears—my group couldn’t resist digging in!
The flavors far exceeded my expectations for an all-you-can-eat sushi restaurant. Every roll and dish was well-prepared and delicious. Prices are fair, and the speedy service from both the staff and kitchen ensures you get the most out of the 90-minute time limit—which is more than enough to satisfy even the biggest appetite.
Some higher-priced items are limited to one order per person, but it’s understandable and still generous to have them included on the menu. This place is perfect for groups; sharing rolls let us try things we might not have ordered otherwise.
This was my second visit, and I was just as impressed as the first. I finally managed to capture some photos this time (before they vanished off the table). Whether it’s your first or fifth visit, you’ll enjoy a consistent experience thanks to the attentive staff.
If you’ve got $40 and a big appetite, don’t hesitate to check this place out. It’s a fun, flavorful experience that’s perfect for sushi lovers!
… moreThe flavors far exceeded my expectations for an all-you-can-eat sushi restaurant. Every roll and dish was well-prepared and delicious. Prices are fair, and the speedy service from both the staff and kitchen ensures you get the most out of the 90-minute time limit—which is more than enough to satisfy even the biggest appetite.
Some higher-priced items are limited to one order per person, but it’s understandable and still generous to have them included on the menu. This place is perfect for groups; sharing rolls let us try things we might not have ordered otherwise.
This was my second visit, and I was just as impressed as the first. I finally managed to capture some photos this time (before they vanished off the table). Whether it’s your first or fifth visit, you’ll enjoy a consistent experience thanks to the attentive staff.
If you’ve got $40 and a big appetite, don’t hesitate to check this place out. It’s a fun, flavorful experience that’s perfect for sushi lovers!
B D
It was a lovely place. Great staff. They were very friendly and welcoming. I like sushi and korean fried chicken. Beef bowl was fine.
… moreCharles Wills
Just across the street from El Cortez and a couple blocks off the Fremont Street Experience. Hole-in-the-wall sushi joint with an excellent selection. The AYCE was worth every cent. Heather, our server, was very friendly and fun. She walked us thru the menu and the ordering process and answered all of our questions. We ordered 2 to 3 items at a time. There were all the classic rolls and some unique dishes and everything was tasty. Can’t wait to go back again!
… moreCasey Melcher
Amazing! I’ve been to a lot of sushi places, and this is my favorite. So many options including unique things like salmon with a kiwi sauce. You can get half rolls on the All You Can Eat option which allows you to try a lot of fun things. The place is nice, and the servers are so good. I want right when it opened which was nice because it wasn’t packed yet.
… moreJulisa Jiménez
Love the all you can eat option. Huge variety and everything was delicious. Recommend ordering everything you want from the start. After our first round, it took longer and longer to order more food.
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