I only meant to come here for the coffee spot but was genuinely surprised it was a moderate size…read morefood hall. I went here close to 11 am and noticed not all the stalls were opened quite yet. Lots of Asian food such as poke, curry, ramen, and even a small market with onigiri. This was the perfect spot for an indecisive morning. After the stall opened, I tried the bulgogi fries and and my girlfriend grabbed some musubi from another stall. It was a nice little brunch given the variety of options. It was also a decently spacious area with plenty of seating that arranged all group sizes. Parking was plenty as well.

I'm so glad to have found this place! My partner and I were having a hard time deciding what to…read morehave for dinner, but this food hall made it easy and catered to any food items we were craving. The main eating spot was super clean, and there were many food options from Japanese to Korean. We ordered a black garlic ramen bowl from Neko Ramen, some pre-made sushi rolls, and a gyudon rice bowl from Curry-Ya. All were huge portions, reasonably priced, tasted amazing, and the food came out quickly. The staff was super friendly, and after we were done with our meals, the busser had stopped by promptly to pick up our trays. We were pleasantly surprised by our experience here, and I will definitely be back in the future for a quick stop for lunch or dinner where we want many food options. Highly recommend!

Been having cravings for the Chocolate Tres Leches so stopped by after dinner just for desert!!…read more Took every ounce of will power not to order any amazing food or delicious cocktails but definitely will be back! The desert.....OMGOSH sooo good yall!!! Sat at bar counter and inhaled and decided to order one to go!!! Lol!! I'm obsessed!! Staff amazing and seriously chef Jaimie Tran is amazing!!! Highly recommend!!

Went to BlackSheep for the first time this weekend. WOW what a menu!…read more I had a hard time choosing what to get. While I didn't end up loving my dishes, I still looking forward to coming back. I got the salmon skin tacos. Very creative, very beautiful, not much flavor. The strongest flavor that came through was the red onion which I'm not a big fan of. For dinner I got the vegan noodles. Good texture, liked the veggies, it was a little spicier than expected and I'm coming to realize I may not love gochujang so much. The sauce was just a little too thick and overpowering. That said, the bao sliders were delicious, the steak tartare was interesting. The pork jowl was very tasty and the short rib looked very good. I did not love the imperial rolls, they had some flavor/spice coming through that I really disliked but others enjoyed them. In addition to the food, the service was great. They took great care of us, and even offered to write happy birthday on the cake we brought in. They did charge a cake cutting fee and cut up our whole cake and served us which was nice. Finally the ambiance was nice. It's not a large space (not too small either). Felt intimate, not a ton of other people. It was a great dining experience and I look forward to going back.

I was in town to attend the BTS concert and whenever I'm in Vegas, I have to dine at one of my…read morefavorite restaurants ... Japaneiro. It's located in a small strip mall on W Warm Springs Road, about 8 miles southwest from the W Hotel where I was staying. The décor is simple, with about six tables inside and tables outside for al fresco dining. You go there for the food, not the décor. They offer a tasting menu for two for $190, that is amazing. What's more amazing is the deluxe version for $370. As a solo diner on this occasion, I couldn't avail myself of either so I made my own, three Shigoku oysters ($12), three Oyster / Uni / Foie Gras ($30), U3 Prawn with truffle butter ($40), Truffle Bone Marrow Filet with Foie Gras ($76), two glasses of wine ($14 and $16), and Illy coffee to finish ($4). The three Shigoku oysters were great; the ones with uni and foie gras were sublime! I had a glass of 2024 Touraine Sauvignon Blanc with the oysters. The Truffle Prawn was out of this world! The large prawn was split and grilled with truffle butter. The meat was perfect, and I scooped all of the goodness from the shells and savored each bit. I wanted another order! The Truffle Bone Marrow included two bone halves, topped with sliced medium rare filet and seared foie gras. I can never have too much foie gras! The marrow was so unctuous and combined with the filet and a slice of foie gras, I was in food heaven! It's so decadent and insanely good. I had a glass of District 7 Pinot Noir with the meat. Alas, no room for dessert. If I did, I would have ordered another Truffle Prawn. I ended my meal with a cup of Illy coffee, then headed back to my hotel. Ah, what a meal! Superb from start to finish! The total came to $253.08, including a tip. Highly recommended! Rating: 4.75.

One of my favorite options for Late Night Bites! A lot of people I know that work in food &…read morebeverage come here for a delicious Japanese/Oriental inspired meal. Let's start with the highlights of this place- This restaurant has what I'd call "sexy food"- dishes that look like they came straight out of a fine dining restaurant, BUT here, at a MUCH more affordable price! ESPECIALLY DURING HAPPY HOUR!! ( 11 PM - 3 AM). Here are the MUST TRY's: The Gyoza- AMAZING flavor and texture. (Happy Hour Dish) The Sashimis- All come with a citrusy yuzu soy sauce. I love the Yellowtail and Salmon one especially! (Salmon Sashimi is a Happy Hour Dish) Black Cod Lettuce Wraps- Umami, crunchy, satisfying! Chicken/Beef Kushi- the sauces for these- just WOW! (Happy Hour Dish) The New York Strip- Look at the presentation! Amazing! The side seasoning, the greens and chili threads- they all pair with this beautifully cooked steak very well! They do have pricier dishes- even a full Chef's Tasting Menu! But since I usually just come for a quick bite late at night, I don't really get those. Ambience- it is a small restaurant, but not too busy. I find that a lot of late night workers come here for a nice fancy, but affordable dinner. This place is great for groups of friends. What needs work- I do love the food of this restaurant, but there are some things that hurt it. I'd love to see them overcome these obstacles and turn out even more popular on the other side! The Outside- I'm not sure if it's the sewage or something, but around the corner spot where this restaurant is located, there's just this awful, stinky smell. I feel like that issue hurts the restaurant, especially for people who would want to dine outside. The hospitality- the staff is fast- hard working- efficient and good at their job. I don't have to wait much for my food to come out. But I feel like there is a lack of hospitality- I get the feeling that they're disinterested in you being their guest- I don't exactly feel welcome and it just comes across as they're just trying to get the job done. Closing Time- Happy Hour and Online Apple/Google Maps says this restaurant closes at 3am- however, there have been times where this restaurant stops seating or taking in orders before 2am. So just be aware that you may not be able to eat there if you go past 2. Fried Rice/Yakisoba- The rice and the noodles are great, but there's something funky about the protein. When I've ordered beef yakisoba before, the beef tastes funky- not fresh. I feel like these are strong side dishes, but I do question the freshness/flavor of the protein added to these dishes.

Some of the best kbbq I've had in a while DEFINITELY will be back…read more The selection was great Service was top notch And the restaurant had such a good atmosphere

Good food. Good music. Service was great. The time constraint stinks but makes sense.read more

The café itself has a relaxed, welcoming vibe with plenty of natural light, making it a good place…read moreto sit down and actually enjoy the food. The portions were solid, the presentation was clean, and the homemade quality really stood out. You can tell they put effort into their food instead of cutting corners. Definitely a spot worth coming back to.

A small place in an unsuspecting area. 808 is a surprise eatery that is cozy and casual. The…read moredumplings are scrumptious, so much to taste of the Asian fusion choices A definite trip is back required.

With tons of izakayas around, this place is still our fav take out dine-in, show off to LA…read morefriends/family of local affordable/cheapest price and okay quality Japanese food, and NO lines. Not the best, but good enough for its price. The staff will make you feel at home, great customer service. *This place is better at sashimi and simple fish cuts (not carpaccio, suacey more westernized stuff), appetizers, grilled proteins, fish protein bowls, some soups.* Their yakitori is not for us. If want to see if our standards/levels match your tastebuds? I explained where we are on that spectrum. They increased their prices on some items but not all of them. $6 Sapporo Draft nos vs was $4 drafts. Salmon and eggs is our #1 favorite dish was $12. It's now $15 and called Salmon bowl. Whole grilled squid $12 now. Hibachi Kama (Collar) was delicious and hefty. Suggested by the manager/owner. Now $20. Grilled Freshwater Eel was $13, now $15. Small Sashimi Set $35. Shisamo $8. Oden (fish cake) soup now $15. Still a favorite dish when feeling sick, unwell. Tako Wasabi $4. Grilled Flounder with delicious pepper sauce. Ika Natto $5 Our standards: Coastal big city non-Japanese descent ppl privileged to be around enough typical Japanese food, a city with a decent size Japanese communit(ities) within the it. Our expectations usually is by price, we're not elevated foodie type for fancier dining experiences unless it's for the entertainment of it, etc. We like city versions of hole in the wall, ghetto fab, semi-purist, daily casual and sometimes clearner types of food. So this place fits the daily casual place to eat at. If you're looking for more perfection in dishes, there's tons of other places to line up and pay higher prices for in Vegas. For those coastal city ppl even coming from NY NY, where the norm for casual/mid tier least westernized sushi places costing easily $100ish per person (less than $100 per person), this place could be an alternative for you. Ppl coming from big city super suburbs, towns/no where towns (local vegas is more of a town, not city) then of course this place will be awesome no matter what due to lack of resources and exposure in one's area. Shoutout to the team who makes it worth it to constantly visit, make us feel at ease and special with take outs to welcoming tourist friends/family...Noelle, Dillon, Natalia, Sophia!! Thank you!!

Came here for a late dinner, post BTS concert. It was full, and the background song was all BTS…read moresongs. We ordered spider roll, it was a little disappointing, the sushi roll kept falling apart, the taste was good and the cream was crunchy. The tofu was ok. And the tempura bowl was ok. We have an attentive staff in spite of a busy night. Plenty of parking but it can get harder especially when the restaurant is full. Ambiance was casual and noise level was a little on the louder side.

José is a great server Very helpful and kind…read morethe food is amazing Food was brought out very fast.

Attentive service and good food. Very varied menu, something for all tastes. Won ton soup,…read moredumplings and tofu with mushrooms. Nice stylish restaurant.

Other Mama definitely qualifies as a hidden gem! A group of four of us visited during Restaurant…read moreWeek. Don't let the location or exterior fool you, it's actually a very nice restaurant with a lovely interior once you go in. The cocktail selection is great and pretty reasonable for Vegas. All of us were quite happy with our selections. I opted for the restaurant week menu, while my friends ordered off the regular menu. The restaurant week menu had 4 courses for $60, so it was a great value, but prices are very reasonable regardless. My favorite dishes were the Korean fried chicken and the wagyu skewers (my friend ordered this). They have a robust sushi selection as well, and everything tasted fresh and was prepared with care. Service was excellent as well! This is a restaurant where you could come back again and again to sample everything on the menu.

Visited several times the past few years and they never disappoint each time. Allen is a sake…read moresommelier and knows his stuff. Ask him to make u a drink and you will love it. The food is top tier and he explains every dish being served. They have the freshest seafood and check out their specials which change from time to time. They have fresh wasabi which is rare in Vegas. Their housemade soy sauce goes with everything even ice cream! We had the lamb which is not gamey, part of their specials. The skewers are a must! Chef SJ recently joined the team and we also tried his food before, really good. My fave is the ocean trout crudo which they top with hot oil, not to be missed. I'm not a fan of oysters but theirs made me love it. Check it out of you haven't