Best in town so far...a little pricey...but worth it....
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Harvey
Doesn't get enough praise that it should compared to other places in the city. Very clean and comfortable, with a great selection of sushi, for a much better price than the other sushi joints. The servers with the Japanese friendliness and courtesy made a solo diner like me have a fantastic time.
Pita Lee
It is one of our favorite places for Sushi and Sashimi. Their sashimi and sushi are very fresh and taste great. I usually don't like scallops, but their scallops are from Hakaido, and their uni also from Japan. It's small, but it tasted sweet and creamy. Staff and the sushi chefs are very friendly. I definitely recommend it to anyone who loves a small, quiet place to have a nice dinner. It cost us$161 with two sake and a beer. We also had mixed tempura. Worth it for two!!Parking: Plenty of spaces.Wheelchair accessibility: It may be small but they have room for accommodation.
Very good food, excellent service. Tiny restaurant so difficult to get seating but worth the effort.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
John Walker
Perhaps the best sashimi that I’ve ever had.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
S C
Best sushi restaurant my wife and I have experienced in Las Vegas and we've been here for 10 years. We've eaten at almost every sushi spot in town because she loves sushi. Definitely going to plan another date night here. It's not the cheapest but it's worth it's value in quality sushi.
Jeff Turk
We came in on a Sunday night with a reservation, it wasn’t busy but it seemed like you wouldn’t have been seated without a reservation. All we had was sashimi and it was delicious! Otoro Chutoro and some other very delicious tuna cuts that were new to us.All of the fish was super fresh and very tasty. Super happy with it all! We also had their grilled black cod appetizer and it was surprisingly good. Recommended for sure.The green tea cheesecake for dessert was really nice, creamy and soft.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 5
Chris F
So far the best sushi I have had. The prices are very reasonable for the quality and the service is fantastic. Will be visiting again.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Patricia M.
Highly recommend this authentic fresh sushi restaurant. From the first bite, we knew this was going to be a great experience. We enjoyed watching the skills of the sushi master/owner making all of our food. The fresh ingredients, beautiful presentation, paired with the authentic flavors, made this a truly unique experience. We loved the intimate size of this restaurant, & great service.
Sushi Hiroyoshi is absolutely worth the drive from The Strip if you're visiting Las Vegas! I agree with most of the previous reviews here that Hiroyoshi is authentic sushi - not rolls with sauces and crazy names - top quality fish expertly crafted into delicious sashimi and nigiri. In addition to the "hits" (salmon, tuna, shrimp) Hiroyoshi has more lesser known fish such as kohada and isaki. We ordered a la carte, but the sets seem like they'd be a good value and they do have omakase upon request. We tried the mushroom appetizer as well as the miso soup and both were delicious. The food is not only delicious but also presented beautifully. The restaurant's location is in an unassuming strip mall with a plain sign that just says "SUSHI," but do not let this deter you! This is some of the best sushi I've had in the US and it's at a very reasonable price point. Would definitely return!!
Aileen Hokama
Our friend from LA introduced us here and we have been coming to this spot ever since. This restaurant is my go-to for some good sushi in Vegas. We always bring our out-of-town fam and friends here and it never disappoints.My last 3 visits here, I got the 15 piece Toku-Jo Sushi. The pieces you get are prime and always so delicious – including, uni, ikura, tamago, and toro. The service is straightforward and great, and you can also see the sushi chefs (who are really friendly) doing their magic at the sushi bar. I've tried the following appetizers (tempura, uni tempura, grilled cod, five kinds of mushroom, seared Scottish salmon sashimi salad) and it was all delicious – so pick whatever sounds good to you, I don't think you can go wrong here.Parking is easy and plenty, and location is pretty unassuming, but so worth the drive if you're coming from far. You definitely need to make reservations here, and they have a set time of when you can call, so make sure you check on their website. The restaurant is pretty small and intimate, and the ambiance is def clean, quiet with Japanese flair. I have yet to sit at the sushi bar, due to the size of my party, but that is my goal for a future visit.Dietary restrictions: If you tell them, they are happy to accommodate
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Mackerel, Five Kinds of Mushroom, Sushi Regular, Grilled Black Cod Fish, Fresh Uni Tempura
Evan McGill
I’ve eaten sushi all over the world, in almost every US state and many countries, Japan included. This is in my Top 5. Don’t get rolls. Get raw nigiri and unagi. Uni was all time best. Unbelievable. Not too expensive either, although I got everything and spent a fortune ?
Brian C
Decent food and friendly waiters(ress). Very pricey for a 6-course omakase. Chef is somewhat rude in some way.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
Dex N.
Small place off the strip. Great value for quality food. There are times off the menu, like Ankimo, that you have to request the day of...they also offer an omakase for $150, but I think it's better to order the $100 sashimi place and nigiri sushi . Chef is very friendly and explains all of his offerings to you. Service was excellent, especially since it wasn't crowded.
Best in town so far...a little pricey...but worth it....
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Doesn't get enough praise that it should compared to other places in the city. Very clean and comfortable, with a great selection of sushi, for a much better price than the other sushi joints. The servers with the Japanese friendliness and courtesy made a solo diner like me have a fantastic time.
It is one of our favorite places for Sushi and Sashimi. Their sashimi and sushi are very fresh and taste great. I usually don't like scallops, but their scallops are from Hakaido, and their uni also from Japan. It's small, but it tasted sweet and creamy. Staff and the sushi chefs are very friendly. I definitely recommend it to anyone who loves a small, quiet place to have a nice dinner. It cost us$161 with two sake and a beer. We also had mixed tempura. Worth it for two!!Parking: Plenty of spaces.Wheelchair accessibility: It may be small but they have room for accommodation.
Recommended dishes: Fresh Uni Tempura, Premium Sashimi 80, Hamachi Hara, Fatty Yellowtail, Kohada
INCREDIBLE sushi!!!
Very good food, excellent service. Tiny restaurant so difficult to get seating but worth the effort.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Perhaps the best sashimi that I’ve ever had.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Best sushi restaurant my wife and I have experienced in Las Vegas and we've been here for 10 years. We've eaten at almost every sushi spot in town because she loves sushi. Definitely going to plan another date night here. It's not the cheapest but it's worth it's value in quality sushi.
We came in on a Sunday night with a reservation, it wasn’t busy but it seemed like you wouldn’t have been seated without a reservation. All we had was sashimi and it was delicious! Otoro Chutoro and some other very delicious tuna cuts that were new to us.All of the fish was super fresh and very tasty. Super happy with it all! We also had their grilled black cod appetizer and it was surprisingly good. Recommended for sure.The green tea cheesecake for dessert was really nice, creamy and soft.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 5
So far the best sushi I have had. The prices are very reasonable for the quality and the service is fantastic. Will be visiting again.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Highly recommend this authentic fresh sushi restaurant. From the first bite, we knew this was going to be a great experience. We enjoyed watching the skills of the sushi master/owner making all of our food. The fresh ingredients, beautiful presentation, paired with the authentic flavors, made this a truly unique experience. We loved the intimate size of this restaurant, & great service.
Restaurantji Recommends
Sushi Hiroyoshi is absolutely worth the drive from The Strip if you're visiting Las Vegas! I agree with most of the previous reviews here that Hiroyoshi is authentic sushi - not rolls with sauces and crazy names - top quality fish expertly crafted into delicious sashimi and nigiri. In addition to the "hits" (salmon, tuna, shrimp) Hiroyoshi has more lesser known fish such as kohada and isaki. We ordered a la carte, but the sets seem like they'd be a good value and they do have omakase upon request. We tried the mushroom appetizer as well as the miso soup and both were delicious. The food is not only delicious but also presented beautifully. The restaurant's location is in an unassuming strip mall with a plain sign that just says "SUSHI," but do not let this deter you! This is some of the best sushi I've had in the US and it's at a very reasonable price point. Would definitely return!!
Our friend from LA introduced us here and we have been coming to this spot ever since. This restaurant is my go-to for some good sushi in Vegas. We always bring our out-of-town fam and friends here and it never disappoints.My last 3 visits here, I got the 15 piece Toku-Jo Sushi. The pieces you get are prime and always so delicious – including, uni, ikura, tamago, and toro. The service is straightforward and great, and you can also see the sushi chefs (who are really friendly) doing their magic at the sushi bar. I've tried the following appetizers (tempura, uni tempura, grilled cod, five kinds of mushroom, seared Scottish salmon sashimi salad) and it was all delicious – so pick whatever sounds good to you, I don't think you can go wrong here.Parking is easy and plenty, and location is pretty unassuming, but so worth the drive if you're coming from far. You definitely need to make reservations here, and they have a set time of when you can call, so make sure you check on their website. The restaurant is pretty small and intimate, and the ambiance is def clean, quiet with Japanese flair. I have yet to sit at the sushi bar, due to the size of my party, but that is my goal for a future visit.Dietary restrictions: If you tell them, they are happy to accommodate
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Mackerel, Five Kinds of Mushroom, Sushi Regular, Grilled Black Cod Fish, Fresh Uni Tempura
I’ve eaten sushi all over the world, in almost every US state and many countries, Japan included. This is in my Top 5. Don’t get rolls. Get raw nigiri and unagi. Uni was all time best. Unbelievable. Not too expensive either, although I got everything and spent a fortune ?
Decent food and friendly waiters(ress). Very pricey for a 6-course omakase. Chef is somewhat rude in some way.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
Small place off the strip. Great value for quality food. There are times off the menu, like Ankimo, that you have to request the day of...they also offer an omakase for $150, but I think it's better to order the $100 sashimi place and nigiri sushi . Chef is very friendly and explains all of his offerings to you. Service was excellent, especially since it wasn't crowded.