We had our wedding anniversary dinner here with our 3 year old daughter and we absolutely loved it!…read moreAlthough it can be a little loud, we were seated at the front part of the restaurant and we were comfortable. We'll definitely come back!

Really good food; our table got various tonkatsu, an unagi don, and the cold soba. Nelson provided…read moregreat service and was attentive (but not overly so) and nice. Would recommend reservations for a Sunday night

Amazing service. Bryan was amazing. The ice in the water was exceptional. Will definitely come…read moreback. Some of the best sushi I ever had. The wasabi was very green. The chopsticks were very high quality and the wood they used was magnificent.

To be completely honest, this place is the most amazing spot if you want great quality food, and…read moreservice. Very chill vibe inside and good music too.

The best onigiri I've found outside of Japan! A line usually starts forming before they open, so…read moremake sure to arrive early--it's absolutely worth it. They give you the cutest little woven basket to carry while you shop, which makes the whole experience feel extra charming and whimsical. I ended up getting at least one of almost everything to share with my family, and the egg with shiso leaf onigiri was my favorite. Everything else we tried was great as well. Chamon will definitely stay on my list of places to revisit whenever I'm back in Las Vegas. It's also absolutely worth making the trip off the Strip for.

I eat a lot of high end and izakaya type Japanese food, all through out US and Japan. I was not…read moresuper impressed by the food here. I came 45 min before opening for lunch on a Friday. I was 9th in line. I've came here twice and first time the negitoro bowl with the uni and crab was sold out for that day. The negitoro bowl honestly tasted worse than it looked. It just tasted bitter and bland, no sweet fresh ocean taste like other chirashi bowls I've had. Maybe it was the egg yolk soy sauce that ruined the flavor for me. It just did not taste like high quality ingredients. I even got extra crab. It was half a crab leg for $6. The snow crab honestly tasted no better than the frozen grocery store stuff, nothing like the fresh stuff from a proper sushi place. The first time, I tried a tempura bowl. It was good, more authentic than most Japanese places in the states, but not super amazing like I need to go back to eat it again. The best food here is their onigiri. The variations and recipes can top the ones found in Japan, very authentic. They do put a little too much rice so you get full fast and can't try too many. They do not keep very well and you need to eat them same day because the rice hardens in the fridge or the fish starts stinking and goes bad! So pick your poison if you wanna buy a lot. The other stuff is not worth standing in line for if you've had authentic Japanese food in Japan or in another bigger city with top notch sushi or fresh fish. I'm from LA and the tempura at Tendon Tempura Carlos Jr in LA is better. There is better fish and rice to be found in LA too like the quality is similar to Sugar Fish and KazuNori. These are very easy to get into spots in LA you don't need to stand in line so I'm surprised to find the crazy hype here. I admit the presentation is nice and the shop's vibes feel very much like you've been transported to Japan. But the cooking quality and flavors are only slightly above average. 3 stars for the cooked food. 4 stars for onigiri. I probably will never come back again now I've tried their signature dishes and see that it's mediocre. The food is not worth the lines it has at all, especially if you're from a big city with good Japanese restaurants. Maybe come here for the Japan nostalgia and vibes or if you've never had authentic Japanese food. If you want to splurge, apparently Kabuto across strip mall parking lot nearby is VERY good. Top 3-5 omakase in the country.

Went to 888 Japanese BBQ for the first time. Great service, great food, great atmosphere. And it…read morewas all thanks to our server Mia, she is so sweet and helpful and kept checking in on us. Definitely would recommend coming for an all you can eat place.

Everything was great! Food and drink were good. Also the service was great! We'll always come back…read morehere.

Great food and great service!! Definitely recommend the food and coming back for sure!read more

A charming and traditional spot to experience authentic Japanese cuisine in Las Vegas. The dishes…read moreare well-prepared, flavorful, and capture the casual izakaya atmosphere nicely. My only wish was for a broader selection of tempura, as the menu in that category felt a bit limited. Aside from that, it's a great place to enjoy quality Japanese food and one I'd happily recommend.

Soma gave us amazing service yesterday with delicious food. The restaurant itself had cozy vibes…read moreand brought people together. We ordered quite a few things on the menu. (1) Japanese hamburger with cheese (2) Atsugiri (thick cut pork loin) (3) nanbanzuke chicken karaage (4) katsu curry (5) rosu pork loin Found this going through Yelp and wanted to try it out and was worth it. Everything was delicious and was able to feed a table of 5 of us for everything we ordered. Food was moist and had perfect seasoning on the meat. The sesame sauce was something that paired with everything perfectly. Would recommend this place to people wanting to try this!

If you're looking for authentic Japanese comfort food, this place is an absolute gem. The…read morerestaurant itself is very small, so it gets busy quickly, but the food is more than worth the wait. My go-to is the organic chicken katsu served with egg; it's incredibly flavorful, comforting, and honestly something I find myself craving on a regular basis. Everything tastes fresh and thoughtfully prepared. Their tea selection is another highlight. I especially love the Okinawa tea and the Hokkaido tea, and they're the perfect complement to the meal. They've recently opened a second location about 10 minutes away that's more of an express concept, which is great for a quick meal. That said, I would absolutely love to see them open another full-service location because this restaurant has such a loyal following and is almost always packed. Overall, it's a fun, casual dining experience with authentic flavors that keep me coming back. If you're a fan of Japanese comfort food, this spot is definitely worth a visit.

If you're missing Japan or searching for a taste of authentic Japanese food, you found your spot…read more We did the deluxe tasting menu and Er Mah Gawd did it deliver. And by deliver, I mean we damn near licked the plates clean. 10/10 recommend. We came late after catching a show in the strip and it was just what we wanted. It's a smaller izikaya style Japanese spot tucked into a strip mall. The service was impeccable and the food left nothing to be desired. Everything was decadent and the flavors of the food were all you needed , maybe some matcha salt for a little kick but wasn't needed. Soo soo good. Worth the price everytime

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 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.

Food 5/5 their skewers are really good, great quality. The appetizer with squid, takoyaki, cappacio…read morewere also amazing Service 4/5 fast and efficient Ambiance 4/5 small place for great quality, always packed. We had reservations for 7 people, got in rigjt away