Yellowtail Japanese Restaurant & Lounge showcases innovative dishes from traditional and contemporary Japanese cuisine that includes a flare of Korean essence, culminating in an eclectic and uniquely modern dining experience. The menu pairs exquisitely with an abundant selection of specialty sakes and panoramic views of Bellagio’s iconic Fountains.
Modern Japanese menu with extensive wine & sake list, plus a veranda with Bellagio fountain views.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3600 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Phone: (702) 730-3900
Website: https://bellagio.mgmresorts.com/en/restaurants/yellowtail-japanese-restaurant-lounge.html?ecid=GMB
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Reservations: sevenrooms.com
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Reviews
-The Tuna Pizza was amazing
-Amazing views and seats (I recommend a reservation)
-Service was great, attentive, and nice
Cons:
-Obviously its not a budget option (But that is expected)
-The house music mixed with the talking makes the environment very off
I recommend the Tuna Pizza App. It was amazing and had a great consistency to it.
The sushi (Salmon Roll and Eel Roll) was did not amaze me, which for the price, it should be somewhat memorable. I wished we have chose one of the other main cold or hot dishes
Service was great, gave food recommendations, fast water refills, and attentive
Great Views and service, would recommend to people who love Japanese food, with a view.
Our view, facing the dancing fountain of Bellagio.
Food is well presented and good flavor. Just be ready to pay $125 per person minimum. But everything is worth it! We had a great time
This was our stop for my best friend’s dinner before getting married, and it absolutely delivered. The food wasn’t just good… it was jaw-dropping.
We kicked things off with:
Octopus Carpaccio – silky, bright, and super fresh
Tuna Tataki – perfectly seared with that wasabi-mustard zing
Yellowtail Serrano – an elegant punch of spice and citrus
Broiled Atlantic Black Cod – rich, buttery, and downright decadent
Then Matt came over to congratulate the bride, which was classy and totally on brand.
Service? Impeccable. Staff was attentive without hovering, and every dish arrived on cue and on point. Atmosphere? Upscale vibes with that Vegas energy — perfect for celebrations or any night you want to feel fancy. Honestly, Yellowtail wasn’t just a dinner… it was an experience. Highly recommend for a special night out.
This place has changed a lot since we were here 3 years ago. Sunset martini is no longer served in a martini glass but now in a lowball glass, filled with ice. Menu is very small and ridiculously expensive. There are much better and more cost effective places to eat sushi at.
The gyoza was seriously burned on the bottom and gummy on the top. We had the blue crab roll, which was one of our favorites. It used to have crab legs sticking out if it, etc. you couldn’t even tell it was a soft shell blue crab roll. The rock shrimp roll was very good.
It’s no longer a dining experience with the “value” we are looking for. Will not come back and do not recommend.
KOBE BRYANT, The Tiger Woods of Sushi. My bartenders Tadashi and Alicia are Bad Ass Bartenders. I love Matt. This Manager deserves a raise or I am stealing him for my restaurants!
– Tuna Pizza*
– Atlantic Salmon Tataki
– Yuzu Scallop
– A5 Wagyu Beef*
– Assorted Sushi
– Choco Butter Tuille*
+ 2 extra dishes:
– Rock Shrimp
– Mile High Speciality Roll*
* favorite dishes
Will definitely visit again the next time we visit Las Vegas!
What’s even more shocking is the price: paying over $20 for just six low-quality small rolls feels absurd. For a restaurant at this price point, the lack of attention to basic sushi craftsmanship was surprising.
Additionally, the service did not help improve the experience. Our server seemed quite unhappy, wearing a constant frown and speaking in an unpleasant tone. While they did assist us in taking a group photo, the overall lack of warmth and professionalism was noticeable.
If you still plan to visit, I’d recommend avoiding the sushi and rolls altogether and trying their WARM SHARED PLATES instead. We ordered the Filet Mignon Toban, Crispy Tofu, and Broiled Atlantic Black Cod, all tasty. Hopefully, the kitchen puts more effort into their sushi.