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    Pachi Pachi

    4.6 (189 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 1:00 AM (Next day)
    Updated 3 weeks ago

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    World Famous Floating Ghost Noodles! DOPE!
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    This place is a VIBE!! Located in Downtown Las Vegas. I think this spot is such a cool vibe and hidden gem. The location has a parking garage and from the get go the outside entrance has so much decor. The moment you walk in there's music playing and beautiful aesthetics all over the place. It's a Japanese themed bar/speakeasy/cocktail bar/psychedelic vibe. It's pretty much self seating with a few booths, a few high tables and bar seating. The music and the flashing lights and decor transport you into another worldly experience. The waitresses here were awesome and patience. They answered all the questions we had and explained their popular dishes and the happy hour menu. They are know for their floating noodles dish. We did order a few things from the happy hour menu too. We ended up ordering: -Sapporo: $7 during Happy Hour -Kitsune's Foxfire Cooler (mocktail) -World Famous Floating Ghost Noodles +Shrimp: this dish was cool and present with extra drizzled garlic sauce by the waitress. -Ocean Ghost Poke Bowl: very fresh -Cucumber Tataki Salad: perfect dish to clean your palette. I enjoyed those noodles from start to finish. We shared everything and each dish was a great dining experience for us as we tried a bit of everything. All choices worked out for us. But there's more! Their restrooms are what they are known for as well. Say what? lol. It's a full on interactive experience. The room basically talks to you while you're in there. There's a TV playing random videos and there's buttons to press that play music videos from different eras. Pachi Pachi deserves some shine! Downtown LV has gem after gem. You just gotta explore and find em. My wife and I visit Vegas a few times a year and continue to find fun places all the time. Check out Pachi Pachi! Add them to your list and enjoy the vibes. Thanks, Pachi Pachi! Good vibes only! ( ^_^)b

    HOKKAIDO BIRU BOMB BURGER
    Genel S.

    What a great place in downtown! This was our first time here. Beautiful interior decor, and it is such a vibe in here! One of the owners actually came to our table and helped us with the floating ghost noodles, which was such an amazing dish! I can't say enough about all of the food from the cucumber salad, the deviled eggs, the burger served on a skillet with the melted cheese and of course these amazing floating ghost noodles. Super impressive! Can't wait to come back and try new things on the menu.

    Menu 5/2026
    Jennifer S. M.

    Pachi-Pachi is a unique spot that delivers on vibes, great food, drinks, and service. You're instantly transported into another world. My husband and I enjoyed our pre-dinner here very much! We came here on a Tuesday during their Happy Hour. There was no wait time. There are a few booths, a long community table in the middle, bar seating, and a live DJ. I was marveling the art all throughout the restaurant. It was so mesmerizing! For our dishes, we ordered: 1. Cucumber Tataki Salad 2. World Famous Floating Ghost Noodles 3. Ocean Ghost Poke Bowl For our drinks, we ordered: 1. Kitsune's Foxfire Cooler (non-alcoholic) 2. Sapporo The cucumber salad was crisp, fresh, and seasoned well with the dressing. A nice appetizer to have on a hot day. The Floating Ghost Noodle was something I'd never seen before! The noodles and bok choy had the perfect bite. The garlic and sesame really came through; it made me want more! The Ocean Ghost Poke is your standard poke. Everything in the bowl was fresh and cut small enough to gather all the ingredients in one go. I enjoyed this one as well because it was light. The Kitsune Foxfire Cooler was a refreshing drink! I can see why everyone orders this. I loved the combination of passion fruit, lime juice, agave, and mint. You can taste every ingredient, neither are overpowering each other. The Sapporo was ice cold and crisp! The restroom is fun! There's a sentence I'd never thought I'd say, lol! Once you enter, you're greeted by a robot. It's like you're in your own club but in the bathroom. There's a box attached to the wall with buttons. You can press each one to change the music video playing on the small tv. Overall, I would recommend people to dine here at least once. During dinner would be best to get the full experience. My husband and I really enjoyed our time here. Thanks, Pachi-Pachi! Until next time!

    Eric S.

    This place is fantastic. The first thing that caught my eye was the unique design.(See photos.). Even the bathrooms are in on the theme, including an interactive experience I won't ruin here The staff was amazing. Constantly checking on us, offering us the most potent spirit in the house (water) and making sure we were enjoying ourselves. The food was both a work of art and delicious. We had the ghost noodles with steak. The steak melted in our mouths, cooked perfectly medium rare. The noodles held two chopsticks in the air until the waiter came and broke it down so we can enjoy the crispy treat. We also enjoyed the tuna poke. The gypza were tasty, but the only part of the meal that didn't have a unique twist. We got to try their newest dessert, bread pudding, before it was printed on the menu. It did not disappoint We weren't drinking, but we watched as they burnt the tips of rosemary in one of their many intriguing cocktails. Definitely love this place. Park on the street if you can, the parking garage is more expensive.

    Celso M.

    Gavin our server had so much energy from start to when we left. He was able to recommend items, and wss funny on top of everything. Food was good. Ordered the karage, gyoza, bira bomb burger, katsu sando, deviled eggs and the noodles. Everything had pretty good flavor and the whole vibe of the place was fun as well. Will definitely be back to try more off the menu

    TR H.

    A Hidden Gem and the Best Spot in Town by a Mile! If you didn't know what you were looking for, you might walk right past Pachi Pachi because they don't have a giant sign outside letting you know it's a lounge. But once you discover this place, you'll be hooked! Pachi Pachi is a total hidden gem literally! There's no big sign outside, so it's easy to miss, but once you find it, you'll never want to leave. The lounge has a great vibe and awesome music playing all night. Huge shoutout to Kalani for making amazing drinks, and Tony for always being so helpful and bringing the best energy. They also serve food late and stay open late. Easily the best spot in town for sure!

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    Scott B.

    We slept in for a late lunch. I really enjoyed our food. The Holkaido Biru Bomb burger may be a top three cheesiest cheeseburger I've had. It conserved hot in a cast-iron skillet with a layer of beer cheese. Very tasty. I was hoping to taste more of the yuzu aoili but it was lost in the cheesiness. Great service. HOKKAIDO BIRU BOMB BURGER

    Cosmic portal orchid
    Tracy K.

    Visited this eatery because of a friend's recommendation and enthusiasm. Pachi Pachi is a unique space that plays on a psychedelic theme. The key Japanese character is Aya, a play on the word Ayahuasca, the psychoactive Amazon root used in shamanic medicine. Service is attentive and warmly welcoming. My friend and I visited during lunch time. I imagine the vibe must be amplified at night. Cocktails were well mixed with unique ingredients. The cosmic portal orchid blended rich, smooth notes of ube coconut with zesty yuzu and lemon. I preferred Kitsune's foxfire cooler for a brighter refresher to balance the savory dishes. The pork gyoza was delish (I'm a potsticker junkie) and the chicken katsu sando was reminiscent of my Tokyo days. For my local Hawaii peeps, pass on the Ocean Ghost Poke Bowl. You won't find fresher poke than the islands. The Ghost Floating Noodles was the true allure to this entire venture. I'll be honest, it was a tad underwhelming (going back to Hawaii having amazing poke and Asian food), but the experience was one of a kind and worth the trip. Check out the bathroom. I dare you. Don't be afraid to press all the buttons. Prices were reasonable. I would return for dinner time, just to compare the ambience with the vibe.

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    Griffen F.

    A friend and I recently got to check this place out after an event on Fremont Street. It is a hidden gem that everyone should get to experience. About a block and a half off of Fremont, this spots interior is mysterious a little dark with the most exciting bathroom, music opportunities. When we first arrived, we sat at the bar, but when I asked about moving to a booth, it was no problem. Throughout the night, the staff were professional and polite as they took our order and brought out the food and drink drinks. The chicken sandwich was light, hot, and hit the spot. The fried deviled eggs made you wanna keep eating them. The karage was crunchy without being all coating. The amaretto sour was delicious and made with egg white. If you are in the area, please check them out. And let me know which bathroom tunes you go with!

    Amy O.

    Pachi Pachi Downtown is truly one of the best bars and eateries in the Arts District! Walking in feels like stepping into an alternate universe. The ambiance is filled with colorful changing lights, trippy psychedelic art, and unique decorations everywhere you look. There's always something new to see, and the attention to detail throughout the establishment is honestly incredible. If you really want some entertainment, go into the bathroom and press the random buttons!! It's practically its own portal of amusement. From retro Japanese music to funky art and unexpected surprises, it's such a fun and unique experience! I also love that they open at 11:11 AM and stays open late, making it the perfect spot to stop by any time of the day or night. This place truly deserves all the recognition it's getting. The service was AMAZING. The bartenders were incredibly knowledgeable and so personable to talk to. You can genuinely tell they care about what they do and love where they work, which is honestly rare in the Las Vegas industry. Egg Salad Sando: Creamy egg salad, kale slaw, and green onion (served with togarashi chips). The eggs were perfectly cooked and incredibly rich and creamy. It was simple but executed flawlessly. It was STUFFED with egg filling too! Steak Sando: Seared flank steak, caramelized onions, wasabi crème, sweet soy, and microgreens (served with togarashi chips). The wagyu literally melts in your mouth and is PERFECTLY cooked. We just got back from a trip to Japan and have been craving that soft, delicate, pillowy milk bread that Japanese sandos are known for. We hadn't found a single spot in Las Vegas that truly gets it right... until now. I'm honestly still dreaming about these sandos. Just writing this review is making me drool.. Please come check this place out if you're downtown, this place WILL NOT disappoint! It was highly recommend to my husband and I, and the only regrets we have was not coming here sooner!

    Steff A.

    My first visit was a Friday night dinner celebrating our good friend's birthday...party of 6...let's gooo.. Pachi Pachi is not just dinner it's a full on Cyberpunk Japanese vibe.. From the moment you walk in, you're surrounded by glowing neon, animated walls, pachinko‑inspired visuals, and futuristic art that feels like Blade Runner meets a Japanese listening lounge. Fried Deviled Eggs - Fantastic small plate to start. Super yum and original for deviled eggs fans like myself Edamame Golden Idol Noodles + Chicken Katsu - Cheesey lovers like me, this is your noodle dish. I added the Katsu to get the protein in. Cocktails: Toho Tini - refreshing and not too strong. Lucky Dog Sake "Juice Box"..yep sake in a juice box Huge shout‑out to our server Annabel., who absolutely made the night. She was friendly, knowledgeable, and perfectly dialed into the vibe of the place. She was so helpful with my friend's dietary restrictions and checked in on us at the right moments. Great vibes. The bathroom 'portal' experience is something you need to experience in person. So cool. haha Pachi Pachi's whole concept leans heavily into surreal, neon‑soaked, Tokyo‑nightlife aesthetics. This place feels designed for people who love experiences, not just meals. This totally reminds me of the classic anime Akira from the 80s We'll absolutely be back....Cheers!

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    Mark H.

    Vibes and drinks carry this place. Interior decor is really detailed and well done, and they have a lot of very unique, tasty drinks. Food was on the heavier and saucier side but I suppose that's par for the course if you view it as bar food. The floating ghost noodles, in particular, carried a lot of visual appeal but was quite basic flavor-wise. All the burgers and sandwiches come with togarashi chips on the side so the potato tornado is likely redundant and skippable if other appetizers call your attention. Unfortunately, my parking experience was annoying. Having read reviews prior to coming, I explicitly asked about validation for the upstairs garage on two separate occasions, but they ensured that none was needed on the day I went. I ended up getting charged $11 regardless by Metropolis, who confirmed that I required validation on the day of my visit. Paying a parking fee shouldn't necessarily be unexpected given their location, but wish it was a bit more clear and predictable.

    April E.

    Finally got to try out this spot for their daily happy hour. Interior is super unique & service was very friendly. I can see this being a great spot late night when you're in the Fremont area for drinks. - cosmic portal orchid: pretty ube color but yuzu definitely overtook the ube flavor - cucumber salad: refreshing and nice crunch - double Tokyo smash burger: pretty good, came with chips, which felt redundant since we had the potato tornado as an app - potato tornado: crispy & crunchy, was borderline potato chips, which I enjoyed - garlic chicken karaage: chicken was juicy & crisp on outside. Dipping sauce wasn't too spicy. Overall, fun spot to try if in the area!

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    $$$$

    We came to the Vault at the Bellagio which is a hidden speakeasy…read more The hostess was very nice and professional. We did a walk in and were lucky to grab a seat at the bar. As soon as you walk in, you're greeted with beautiful decor and a cozy, intimate atmosphere. The service was outstanding. Our bartender was super friendly and every drink were crafted and presented beautifully. The cocktails are definitely on the expensive side, but you're paying for the entire experience. They also bring out complimentary snacks and dessert jellies, and everything is served with incredible attention to detail. It's a small space, so I'd recommend making a reservation. If you're looking to treat yourself to a unique cocktail experience in Las Vegas, I would definitely recommend The Vault.

    We had a fantastic time at The Vault! This place is a true hidden gem. The cocktail menu is…read moreincredibly creative, with each drink thoughtfully crafted and bursting with unique flavors. The atmosphere is sophisticated and intimate, making it the perfect spot for a high-end night out. Our server, Jessica provided top-notch service, she was professional, attentive, and incredibly welcoming throughout the evening. They even surprised us with complimentary snacks and cocktail shots, which was such a generous and thoughtful touch that made our night feel even more special! The small bites we ordered were also absolutely delicious and paired perfectly with our drinks. If you're looking for a refined experience with outstanding drinks, a great vibe, and amazing hospitality, The Vault is a must-visit. Highly recommended!

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    Caviar croissaunt ($58)
    Caviar croissaunt ($58)
    Gold bar ($10)
    Gold bar ($10)
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    Here Kitty Kitty

    Here Kitty Kitty

    4.2
    (264 reviews)
    2.7 mi
    $$$

    Our visit here was part of a Craft Cocktail VIP Food & Drink tour at The Resorts Casino…read more.. Unexpected but fantastic experience... so fun that I returned during this trip as the vibe and cocktails were on point. The store front display was a complete shocker and surprise as we didn't see this one coming at all. Hello Kitty Kitty... that's all I have to say. Once we got in, the decor alone was awesome. I felt like I was transported back to my days in China, Malaysia, and Singapore. The DJ was spinning some great hits and when we started a conversation, I realized she was doing all on 45's records (for all you young folks, go do your research!!!). DOPE!!! Reposado As far as the cocktails we had there signature "One Night Stand" Margarita with my ultimate favorite, Reposado Tequila. One of the guest on the tour wasn't a big tequila drinker (she had some good stories as to why, we all do) so she was like, "here you go friend"... And for those that didn't show up on the tour... "here you go friend again"... And you best believe that I actually came back the next evening in the mist of a busy day just to have that margarita and it hit just like the first few times. I got to chill more and soak it all in... What a great vibe! The staff was welcoming, cool and friendly. They treated us like true VIP's. I look forward to coming back. Just make sure you wave to the kitty and rub the kitty's belly before entering.

    Checked this place out on Friday, party of 3, around 11:30pm ish. This speakeasy entrance is super…read morecute, it's in like a Hello Kitty shop to the right of Fuhu in the Resorts World famous foods food court. Usually during hours of operation there's a hostess standing at the register (of the shop where they do sell real toys and trinkets. There was as 35 min wait when we approached, so we went to go eat a slice of pizza and they texted us pretty timely after that. I got the "pass the coconuts" and "safe in the city", and we had 2 other drinks (a sake and another cocktail that I can't remember). Total cost was about $139. We went on a Friday so there was a DJ playing music (mostly remixes of late 2000s stuff like Chris Brown's "Yo") Pros: - REALLY cool ambiance inside, mostly dark, but really cool East Asian decor with lots of red - not crowded, it seems like they purposely regulate the capacity so it's not overrun with people and everyone can have a seat - The cocktails were really delicious!! - Definitely felt like a speakeasy, I was shocked that we couldn't hear the music from outside of the entrance - Very cool bookshelf entrance - Really beautiful presentation of the cocktails - Definitely probably the most unique and coolest speakeasy on the strip Cons: - The music was EXTRA loud - you could feel it physically pulsing when you sat on the couch - which I typically don't mind, but we really did have to shout at each other even though we were sitting right next to each other. So this was more of a sit back and just enjoy the music kind of night - Definitely on the pricier side, but you're really paying for the experience. Overall, I think I would definitely be back, but perhaps come on the earlier side so we can spend more time here since they close on the earlier side at 1am.

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    Lounge Area
    Lounge Area
    Don't let the cats out.
    Don't let the cats out.
    Dealer's Choice and Eve's Last Bite

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    Ski Lodge

    Ski Lodge

    4.2
    (318 reviews)
    4.4 mi
    $$

    fully immersive experience i've felt in awhile from a speakeasy - kudos to the creative teams…read morebehind the magic. the drinks are crushable, delish and we enjoyed to doing the shotskiii. most def one of the highlight bars of our visit by far! i will be back to bring more friends & fam with me.

    Came here around 2:30ish on a Tuesday, party of 3, for some mid day cocktails. I got the…read moregrasshopper ($24) . Look for the line made from ski poles and a doorman next to the entrance to Wicked Spoon with a skier logo on the door Pros: - unique cocktails, lots to choose from! The grasshopper was DELICIOUS, it was like an Andes mint chocolate in liquid form and I probably could have drank 5 of them and been very happy haha - fast service - from the doorman to the bartender - very cute vibes!! The snowy forest animation behind the bar and the dark ambiance makes you forget you're in Vegas , and lots of cozy seating choices with fun winter decor - not super crowded during the day - mocktails available Cons: - no bathroom inside so you do have to step out to use it if you need it (super easy to get back in though so not a big deal) - drinks are definitely on the pricier side compared to other bars and casual lounges in Vegas, but you're paying the ski lodge tax for the vibe and energy in here. I did feel like my drink was small for $25 But overall I think I will definitely be back again since the cocktail was so tasty -

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    Yard Sale
    Yard Sale
    My mocktail
    My mocktail
    The view behind the bar

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    The view behind the bar
    Vesper Bar

    Vesper Bar

    4.2
    (405 reviews)
    4.4 mi
    $$$

    Checked out of the hotel and wanted to get a drink at the bar to kill some time before my flight…read more The bar has plenty of seating at the bar and around the area. I opted for a comfier lounge chair next to the bar and checked out the menu on the table. When I was ready to order, I went up to the bar. Which, if you've been to bars in general, they happily take your order and you wait and bring the drinks back to your seat. Well not at Vesper. Went up ready to order and the bartender asked where we were seated and said a waitress would come by and that we couldn't order with him. We sat, we waited 15-20 mins and no one came around. We waited long enough and decided it wasn't worth our money. If trying to get an order in was this difficult, can't imagine what the rest of the service is like.

    I arrived to the vesper bar and found a nice couch next to the bar…read more The atmosphere is nice and the bar looks very appealing. I sat for around 15 minutes waiting for service and then walked up to the bar instead to order drinks. He rejected my offer and said the waitress would take my order and to return back to my seat. The waitress has not come around. she has been standing in the corner looking at nothing for the past 20 minutes.

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    Vesper Bar
    Vesper Bar
    Penny Black (Avuá Amburana & Prata Cachaça, Black Pepper & Cardamom Honey, Lime, Passionfruit Pearls and Sparkling Rosé)
    Penny Black (Avuá Amburana & Prata Cachaça, Black Pepper & Cardamom Honey, Lime, Passionfruit Pearls and Sparkling Rosé)
    Spirit of St. Louis (Toki Japanese Whisky, Damson Sloe Gin,
 Oloroso Sherry, Banana Liqueur, Chinese
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    Spirit of St. Louis (Toki Japanese Whisky, Damson Sloe Gin, Oloroso Sherry, Banana Liqueur, Chinese Five Spice, Citrus and Egg White)

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