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Nestled in the heart of Las Vegas, Yui Edomae Sushi offers an exceptional fine dining Omakase experience that tantalizes the taste buds and indulges the senses. Step into an intimate setting characterized by understated elegance and impeccable service, where the freshest seasonal ingredients are transformed into culinary masterpieces under the skilled hands of our dedicated sushi chefs. Prepare for a journey where every piece is a work of art, and each bite is a revelation.
Sophisticated, high-end sushi highlighting fresh fish flown in from Japan served in a basic setting.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3460 Arville St HS, 3460 S Arville St HS, Las Vegas, NV 89102
Phone: (702) 202-2408
Website: http://www.yuisushi.com/
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Reviews
wook kim
Made reservations at recommendation from my Japanese salon in LA. Everything was very good at Yui. The service was friendly and the food was excellent. The nigiri was all well prepared and since the rice quantity was small we didn’t feel overly full.
… moreO S
This is a very difficult place to rate and a difficult review to write. Let me preface this by stating that Omakase dining is the chef’s choice and it varies based on the ingredients available among other factors. I have also experienced Omakase dining at many other restaurants. That being said, I left Yui feeling disappointed and almost ripped off.
The place is gorgeous. It is simplistic, classic yet modern feeling, gorgeous, welcoming, and relaxing. The sushi was great. The Tamago was one of the best Tamago I have ever had. The cheesecake at the end was divine.
Now for the bad.
Service was short, and I mean really short. Every Omakase dining experience I have had has been 1.5 hours to 2.5 hours. You go into it expecting a long dinner. My meal at Yui was over in around 45 minutes.
There was a lack of non-sushi dishes. Yes, this is a sushi restaurant and you are going for sushi. Yes, this is Omakase, and it is the chef’s choice. But every Omakase I have been to has had a few appetizers and other non-sushi dishes sprinkled throughout that showcase the simplicity and elegance of Japanese cooking. Here, the one appetizer was forgetful. Usually during an Omakase meal, there are multiple times where I say to myself “wow! I could eat that every day and never get tired of it!” That didn’t happen here.
Finally, I felt ripped off. The price was $170, which I have no problem with, but I did not get a $170 experience. Based on the amount of food and the quick time in which dinner was served, it felt more like a $90 experience AT MOST. I also spent another $150 on additional sushi pieces that I wanted to try or enjoyed. I have no problem with spending money on an enjoyable experience and to experience the best, but Yui was far from the best.
The quality and selection of fish was great. The sushi rice was great. Service was great. But the overall experience was drastically lacking and my excitement leaving was the complete opposite of my excitement entering the gorgeous space.
I am sure Yui was great at one point, but based on my experience, those days are gone. I can’t give Yui 4 stars based on the price. If you are charging $170/person, you should be held to a higher standard. Therefore I am giving Yui 3 stars, but 1 of those stars is a result of the ambiance.
… moreThe place is gorgeous. It is simplistic, classic yet modern feeling, gorgeous, welcoming, and relaxing. The sushi was great. The Tamago was one of the best Tamago I have ever had. The cheesecake at the end was divine.
Now for the bad.
Service was short, and I mean really short. Every Omakase dining experience I have had has been 1.5 hours to 2.5 hours. You go into it expecting a long dinner. My meal at Yui was over in around 45 minutes.
There was a lack of non-sushi dishes. Yes, this is a sushi restaurant and you are going for sushi. Yes, this is Omakase, and it is the chef’s choice. But every Omakase I have been to has had a few appetizers and other non-sushi dishes sprinkled throughout that showcase the simplicity and elegance of Japanese cooking. Here, the one appetizer was forgetful. Usually during an Omakase meal, there are multiple times where I say to myself “wow! I could eat that every day and never get tired of it!” That didn’t happen here.
Finally, I felt ripped off. The price was $170, which I have no problem with, but I did not get a $170 experience. Based on the amount of food and the quick time in which dinner was served, it felt more like a $90 experience AT MOST. I also spent another $150 on additional sushi pieces that I wanted to try or enjoyed. I have no problem with spending money on an enjoyable experience and to experience the best, but Yui was far from the best.
The quality and selection of fish was great. The sushi rice was great. Service was great. But the overall experience was drastically lacking and my excitement leaving was the complete opposite of my excitement entering the gorgeous space.
I am sure Yui was great at one point, but based on my experience, those days are gone. I can’t give Yui 4 stars based on the price. If you are charging $170/person, you should be held to a higher standard. Therefore I am giving Yui 3 stars, but 1 of those stars is a result of the ambiance.
Ryon
What an amazing culinary experience. I got to feel what it is like to dine in a traditional omakase, I definitely will be coming back. Thank you Kaz-san and Kentaro-san for the delicious course!!
… moreTracy Bassett
This was a total hidden gem. Not easy to find and way off the strip but worth all of the effort. The staff was very good, the sushi chef was extremely knowledgeable and shared lots of details about what we were eating, where it was from. The food was presented and executed very well. Lots of variety and a very large portion in total. Omakase is the only option on the menu so don’t expect to come in and order off menu. This omakase experience was very authentic and the food was top notch.
… moreSol Alvarado
The best sushi place in Las Vegas. I’ve never tasted more delicious tuna. Everything looks so traditionally Japanese. I loved it. The service from all the staff is 10/10.
… moreDanno
Amazing dining experience, especially with the premium sake pairing, I felt like I was back in a two-star Michelin in Tokyo or Kyoto. Exceptional service. Fresh flown ingredients daily all top notch – Chef Kaz provides impeccable fine dining for some of the best, Japanese cuisine in Las Vegas. My highest possible rating
… moreK Hernandez
A dining experience. Only do omakase if you can appreciate the flavors and artistry in each delicate dish. Fresh fish from Japan is what to come here for. The dessert was lovely but with my love of Japanese food I was a bit disappointed the options were apple pie and a strawberry layer cake. Even a mochi ice cream would have seemed better. Hospitality and warmth of the people working here made for a wonderful experience.
Favorite things: wagyu tartare…hokkaido uni…the oysters, the people were great too! Thank you
… moreFavorite things: wagyu tartare…hokkaido uni…the oysters, the people were great too! Thank you
Heather Zimmerman
We have been twice now! Great little hidden gem off the Vegas strip.
… moreAlexander Kontoleon
Spectacular sushi spot. I’d give it six stars if I could. Be aware, you could drive by this place and easily miss it. The restaurant is in a small commercial mall with several other businesses and the exterior is very understated. The interior of the restaurant is very classically Japanese, clean lines, simple designs, peaceful and tranquil. My party of five friends was lucky to grab seats at the sushi bar to watch the chefs work, which I would recommend to anyone. Every bite of sushi was more amazing than the last as we worked our way through the multi-course omakase. Fatty tuna, wagyu beef, sea urchin, blowfish, abalone, and more. The presentation of the pieces was spectacular and the fish was super fresh. The staff were helpful, super attentive, and made our experience delightful. This restaurant is now on my list of places I will always stop at when in Vegas. It was admittedly expensive, if you include the sake pairing with the omakase the price can get pretty steep, but dinner was a sushi experience worth every penny.
… moreRyan O
As an authentic Japanese restaurant the setting is basic with light colors and natural wood. I recommend requesting the sushi bar sitting if a small party.
The service was excellent, providing a full walk through of the unique style and through the unique Japanese fish. The fish are flown in from Japan and are extremely high grade and apparently vary. The server was great at suggesting items based on my preferences.
The chef shared details on each fish he prepared, which was the benefit of eating at the counter. Exquisite experience for any sushi lover, and a wide selection of Sake to pair with your meal.
… moreThe service was excellent, providing a full walk through of the unique style and through the unique Japanese fish. The fish are flown in from Japan and are extremely high grade and apparently vary. The server was great at suggesting items based on my preferences.
The chef shared details on each fish he prepared, which was the benefit of eating at the counter. Exquisite experience for any sushi lover, and a wide selection of Sake to pair with your meal.