Got: tuna tataki, uni pasta, rosu katsu, uni and ikura donburi, and chicken thigh and pork belly…read moreskewers. Our waiter, Nelson, was attentive yet respectful! Great experience overall - highly recommend.

Some of the best food in Chinatown. The hire katsu, bluefin tuna tataki, oysters and wagyu surf and…read moreturf roll were incredible. Nelson was the best server!

The spice level excellent and the service was excellent... on my birthday. The music was…read moreinteresting and pretty cool pictures.

We have frequent this eatery, they get busy with dine in and take out so it is nice to see a local…read moreeatery receives a lot of support. We had omurice - delicious, tonkotsu ramen - delicious, great portion, i don't usually finish a bowl of ramen myself but i successfully finished a whole bowl. Beef udon bowl is recommended too, very tasty & full of flavor, croquette curry with rice is a great choice during a cold season. Cozy small eatery, cute, simple and homey, love the lofi tunes they have in the background. Service was great, the food came out not too long after you place the order, the front of the house team are lovely! Dessert - hazelnut cake & strawberry mille crepe very nice too. Definitely recommended this!

Food was very fresh and service was very friendly and quick. Would definitely come back here.read more

The food and service was amazing! The sushi was quite fresh and the robata was especially yummy! We…read morewent out for a birthday and our server, Melody, was very accommodating! She gave us excellent service and even provided us with a small cake to celebrate. Would definitely come again!!

Service was impeccable, food was delicious, as soon as I walked in the atmosphere was perfect.read more

I visited Hachi in Las Vegas with my family for my birthday celebration, and this dinner definitely…read moreturned into a night to remember. My family made a reservation because they wanted to celebrate my birthday, so I was really looking forward to it. When it is your birthday, even a small detail feels a little more important. You want the night to feel special, smooth, and happy from the beginning. Unfortunately, when we arrived, there seemed to be a small issue with the reservation, and the table we were given was much smaller than expected. Since we were there as a family for a birthday dinner, it felt uncomfortable at first. I have to be honest -- my mood was not great in the beginning. It was one of those moments where you think, "Oh no, is this how the night is going to start?" But then the food started coming out, and Hachi completely turned the night around. The first thing that changed my mood was the beer. The draft beer was served in an unbelievably icy-cold mug. It was not just cold -- it looked and felt like it had come straight out of a freezer. The foam was smooth, the beer was crisp, and the first sip was so refreshing that I almost forgot I had been upset a few minutes earlier. That beer alone deserves applause. Sometimes a perfect cold beer can fix a whole mood, and this one absolutely did. The biggest highlight of the night was the tuna toro. It was incredible. The texture was so soft and delicate that it almost felt like cotton candy melting in my mouth. Rich, buttery, fresh, and so smooth. It was the kind of bite that makes everyone at the table stop talking for a second. We loved it so much that we ordered it three times. Ordering the same dish three times says everything. It was not a maybe. It was not a "let's think about it." It was a clear yes every time. The skewers were also very good. The grilled meats had a nice smoky flavor, and they were seasoned well without being too salty. They paired perfectly with the icy beer. But the shrimp skewer was especially memorable. The shrimp had that perfect bouncy, juicy texture. It was grilled nicely, still tender, and full of natural sweetness. Some grilled shrimp can become dry or forgettable, but this one had personality. Small skewer, big impact. We also enjoyed several other izakaya-style dishes. The grilled shishito peppers with bonito flakes were simple but delicious, and they helped balance out the richer dishes. The grilled squid had a great smoky flavor and a chewy texture that went so well with beer. These are exactly the kinds of dishes that make izakaya dining so fun -- one bite, one sip, one more bite, and suddenly the table is full of happy people. The sashimi platter was fresh and beautifully served over ice. There was a nice variety, including tuna, salmon, white fish, scallop, and ikura. Everything looked clean and fresh, and the presentation made it feel even more enjoyable. But honestly, the toro was the star. I will probably remember that toro for a long time. My daughter ordered tonkatsu, and that was also a huge hit. Sometimes at restaurants like this, kids' dishes can feel like an afterthought, but this tonkatsu was really good. It was crispy, flavorful, and satisfying. Seeing my daughter enjoy her food made my birthday dinner even better. As a mom, when your child eats well and is happy, the whole meal suddenly feels more peaceful. That is just the truth. Overall, Hachi started with a little frustration because of the reservation issue and the small table, but the food and drinks completely saved the night. The icy-cold beer, the amazing tuna toro, the juicy shrimp skewer, and the tonkatsu were all memorable. The food was strong enough to make us forget the rough beginning, and by the end of the meal, we were all happy. Las Vegas has so many flashy restaurants, but Hachi has that casual, comfortable izakaya charm. It is the kind of place where you order many small dishes, share with the table, drink something cold, and let the night slowly become fun. I would definitely come back next time I am in Las Vegas. Next time, I already know what I am ordering first: an icy-cold beer and tuna toro. And honestly, I may order the toro twice from the beginning, because one order is definitely not enough.

A total steal for a filling, good quality meal in Las Vegas. Attentive, fast service from the staff…read morehere. Pretty large menu of items to choose from, there's something for everybody. I can eat that much, but did a pretty good job selecting from the nigiri side of the menu while hubby packed down a lot of rolls. The rolls are very filling, so get half sized portions so that you can get more variety. Despite the price, the quality is good. Make sure to end with dessert!

Hands down one of the best sushi spots my boyfriend and I have been to! We did the all-you-can-eat…read moreoption, and everything came out incredibly fast. The service was amazing, and our server was super friendly and had great recommendations. My absolute favorite was the Lemon Salmon Roll it was seriously so good! The nigiri was fresh and delicious, the miso soup was flavorful, and the oysters were also really good. We also ordered the baked mussels, which were tasty, and the crispy rice was an easy 10/10. Our server recommended the Chanel Roll, and I'm so glad we tried it because it ended up being one of our favorites. Everything tasted fresh, the quality was excellent, and we never had to wait long for our food. If you're looking for great all-you-can-eat sushi with fast service, fresh fish, and an awesome staff, I definitely recommend Sushi Neko. We'll definitely be coming back!

The food was delicious, staff was kind and got our orders almost immediately, cozy place to eat…read moreafter a long day , but when it came to check , me and my friend asked to split the bill, they ended up not pay attention and charged my card twice and my friend with no charge on his card which left me furious the next day but nothing to cry over , still loved the food

Currently my new fave spot…read more Their menu is extensive, and it took us a good minute to choose. They have sushi, ramen, rice dishes, appetizers. I ultimately chose the bento box, since I wanted to try a few different things. And that was a good move. For only 16 dollars, it came with spicy pork, a piece of gyoza, takoyaki, chicken skewer, 4 pcs of california roll, salad, and rice. It also came with miso soup. What a steal! Everything on that plate was amazing, especially the takoyaki. My friend got tonkatsu and corn cheese. Loved the corn cheese but the serving size was too small. Just a heads up: the Katsu is served with sauce on top. It was unexpected. The menu didn't say anything, there were no ingredients or info listed. The picture also didn't show that. Not sure what I'm trying next time, but I'm definitely excited for my next visit. Service was exceptional. Very attentive and accommodating. Ambiance was nice, and it had a good vibe. Plenty of parking space. This is another one of those "definitely worth a try" places :)

Located inside H Market Eatery Food Hall, you can find Saku, along with a handful of other great…read moreeateries. I decided to stop by with my husband to check out the new H Mart on a Saturday afternoon, around noon. Surprisingly the food court wasn't terribly busy and you are still able to find plenty of tables around this time. Anyways, after browsing the restaurants, I ended up deciding upon Saku because I wanted rice and felt like having katsu. I ended up purchasing: Tonkatsu Donburi, $13.75 prior to tax- This bowl was pretty big and really a portion for 2 people. I really wished I had ordered one of the mini donburi bowls instead since my husband ended up deciding he didn't want to share my meal and ended up ordering food at another vendor in the food hall. The bowl had a nice large piece of chicken katsu, plenty of rice, egg, onions, shredded seaweed and a sweet soy sauce based sauce. I really liked it. -------------------------------- (Total= $14.90 after tax) Wait time was about 10 minutes. I just had to wait for my number to be called before heading over to get my tray. Overall, I had a great experience and would consider trying Saku again the next time I am visiting this food hall.

Some of my best dining experiences actually come from food halls inside H Mart shopping centers,…read moreand that trend continued during my visit to Las Vegas. When H Mart opened there, it quickly became one of my first stops for meals. One standout stall was Saku Japanese Eatery, where a sign advertising their Premium Katsu Bento Box immediately caught my eye--and it absolutely lived up to expectations. The bento came with a generous assortment of items, and everything tasted outstanding. My personal favorite was the fried squid, which was perfectly crispy and full of flavor. We enjoyed Saku so much that we ended up coming back again later in the week. The quality, variety, and execution really impressed me, especially for a food hall setting. It's the kind of place that makes you slow down and appreciate each bite, and I would happily order the same bento again on a future visit.

Came back following a college basketball game and it was just as amazing as we remembered it!…read more This time we were seated in a more secluded area that made for a more intimate experience, and the variety for the omakase was a little different, but still fantastic.

I've been coming here for over 10 years, and the raw liver is still the standout dish. They no…read morelonger serve the ground chicken rice, which is a shame. We ordered two servings of the homemade tofu--definitely a highlight. The kinmedai kama, however, was disappointing--small, a bit stiff, and overly salty, especially around the fins. On the bright side, our server Alice was fantastic--super friendly and funny, which made the experience even better.