Red Sushi Hibachi Grill

Loved this place! Won some money at Golden nugget and ran into this sushi joint. Order a bunch of food paid about &40 not bad did two people. We were there during happy hour ordered spicy tuna, salmon avocado roll, dynamite, and shrimp tempura yummmmm

Very bad service I would not go if I were you. Made one person in our group waite a long time before their meal was ready. Also very bad additudes.

Best sushi rolls I’ve ever had. Tempura shrimp with spicy tuna and avocado on top. Delicious!!!

When you arrive, the place is very bright and cheerful looking; however we were not sure if we should seat ourselves or wait on someone. We saw some seats open and a server immediately came over and brought menus. I am glad the place was not very busy yet, as seating is limited and it is «family style».
I went to Red Sushi on a Saturday and was surprised they actually offer Happy Hour on the weekend. My friend ordered off the Happy Hour menu, but I decided to play it safe with a Vegetable Roll. I am vegetarian, so I was appreciative they do offer meatless options. The roll was fresh, rolled well (I hate it when rolls fall apart as soon as you add soy sauce and ginger). Our server brought the food out very quickly and was friendly enough.
The only reason I did not give more stars is I did not care for the seating and on a busy afternoon/​evening, your back is facing the casino and there was a lot going on behind me. Other than that, I would definitely go back and just choose a different seat.

The food was good I ordered a bottle of wine but the server took forever to come back and place the order on our main entrees. Overall not satisfied with the service nor ambience.

I would go ahead and pass this one by! The rolls and overall food experience was marginal at best. Food was slow to arrive and wrong temperature. Even with the Happy Hour prices, its just not worth your time. The service is also horrific. The only folks attended to in the place seem to know the waitress, everyone else was treated like crap.

I’m currently staying at the golden nugget and didn’t want to wander far to find something delightful to eat. So, I figured I would go downstairs and satisfy my craving for some rice. Typical Asian, yeah I know.
I arrive at Red sushi and my eyes were set on the house fried rice and garlic chicken karrage (sp?). Both happened to be satisfactory to my taste to say the least.
What really made me give this place 2 stars was that I had horrible service. As a party of one, I was standing at the entrance for a few minutes as the hosts/​servers were just standing around mingling with each other. By all means I understand if you’re interacting with other guests then I don’t mind waiting but that wasn’t the case. The only time the servers asked me during my meal if everything was okay or if i needed anything was when I was a couple bites away from finishing my meal. I feel like just because everyone else was in a party of two or more I shouldn’t be treated any less. I have worked for tips for a living before and usually a decent tipper.
To be honest I would have probably received better treatment at McDonald’s. Which is pretty sad in my opinion. Oh well, it’s safe to say I won’t be eating here again or referring this place to anyone I know.

Maybe because in San Diego I am spoiled by all the top notch ramen spots or maybe because I’ve been eating food for almost 40 years but their ramen at this place is trash. Cold tasteless broth, salty eggs and undercooked noodles. If this spot was in San Diego it wouldn’t last a week. Shameful. You would more enjoyment out of a cup o noodle.

We waited for about an hour or so for a table, which can happen with a bigger group (we 8). However, the sushi was *shrug* «meh» at best. The rice was hard, the crab salad in the cali rolls tasted fake. The best part of the night was their martini. Everything else was just «meh.»

Over priced but it’s the only sushi spot in downtown but the food was above average and fulfilled my craving.

Some places just can’t be judged off their stars. This place was awesome! I highly recommend their happy hour! $ 2 sake bombs and $ 5 sushi, sounds perfect. Everything came out quick and the staff was so friendly. I will definitely come here when I’m in Vegas again.

Red Sushi has a wonderful happy hour! Awesome that happy hour is on Saturdays and Sundays too, not just weekdays.
I ordered every sushi roll offered on the happy hour menu, the garlic chicken and edamame.
Vegas is pricy, but the Red Sushi happy hour menu is super affordable. I’ve been here at least 4 times this past year and always have had a great experience. I’ve never ordered from the regular menu, this review is strictly for the happy hour. Tasty food, great service. Happy hour makes me happy!

Throughly enjoyed my sushi experience. Food was fresh and everything I would expect from a sushi bar. Expensive, but my meal was worth it and it was a nice splurge while here in Vegas.

We were not going to eat here because of the gougy prices but we were both craving sushi we went here to eat because it is inside the hotel we stayed in. We were very put-​off by the $ 6 miso soup and the $ 7 seaweed salad! Most of your Japanese favorites were predictably OK. I ordered some uni nigiri but about a half hour into the meal the waitress returned to let me know they were out of it. The sushi and sashimi were tasty and fresh but nothing special. The soft shell crabs were dripping with cooking oil and not as tasty or juicy as we get in NJ. They made me hurl my guts up as soon as I could get to my room. I can now say with a degree of expertise that the worst thing to throw up is raw fish. There was an extremely obnoxious table of two couples seated next to us– they were very very drunk and screaming at each other and discussing bodily functions. Otherwise, the room was pretty empty and it was LOUD because it is on the casino floor. Like other open restaurants in casinos, the smell of cigarettes wafts in as you walk inside. I would not eat here again, especially because there are so many really good and more authentic sushi restaurants to choose from in Las Vegas.

My wife and I came here for dinner on busy Sunday football night. Ironically, this place wasn’t as busy when we first entered and sat at the bar. We had the following:
Agedashi Dofu $ 6
Soft Shell Crab Roll (fried soft shell crab and daikon sprouts) $ 14
Red Tiger Roll (shrimp tempura roll topped with spicy tuna and avocado) $ 17
Kim Chee Fried Rice $ 10
Sea Urchin Hand Roll $ 15.95
So, where should I start. Well, the setting is nice, clean and err… very red in décor. The tofu dish was actually my favorite of all the dishes. It was not greasy and the soy dashi broth it came with was pretty yummy (Note: Now, you know something’s wrong if the best tasting dish was a tofu dish!). The sushi rolls tasted ok but I could not taste much of the filling. The presentation was there but the flavors didn’t pop at all. Oh ya, there were about 6 – 7 pieces per sushi roll and my wife and i were still hungry after eating $ 31 worth of sushi rolls. The Kim Chee Fried Rice didn’t taste that good to me. It tasted like it was a day old at least. My wife got her sea urchin roll and she said it tasted good. Overall, this place is ok but there are WAY BETTER sushi restos in Vegas (i.e. Yama Sushi on Flamingo, Sushi Twister on Tropicana, etc.). And I mean better in taste and value. Our bill came out to about $ 70 but I didn’t it feel like it was worth it. I’m only giving this place 2 stars bc the staff are nice and attentive and they got tvs.

4 small pieces of tuna sashimi: 16 dollars
5 asparagus: 5 dollars
Small, casual restaurant located inside The Golden Nugget hotel. It is noisy because the casino is directly next to the tables. Highly overpriced in my opinion for food that is ok quality.

UN-​FRICKEN-​BELIEVABLE!!!
Can I please get a ZERO stars option? Please?
I am certain if you look back at all my reviews you will read somewhere where I boasted:
«There is no such thing as bad sushi!»
Well, guess what? — we have found BAD sushi!
Red Sushi Hibachi Grill has, was I would gently refer to, as the the «Worst Sushi on Planet Earth!»
No — «WORST SUSHI IN THE GALAXY!!»
These people do not even pretend they are not terrible. The discerning look of utter disinterest on the face of my sushi chef, as he watched me scrape the layer of wasabi paste from the bottom of my fish and picked away at the mountain still on top of my rice, spoke volumes about this joke of a sushi bar. I was nearly floored by how he caked on the wasabi like a bricklayer building a wall.
Of course it wasn’t until I finished, with my 10 minute chore of scraping the wasabi from my fish, that I realized I should have kept it on. The Fish Was Nasty!
Let me say that again:
THE FISH WAS «DRAGGED THROUGH THE CRACK OF SOME DISHWASHER’S ARSE» NASTY!
I was starting to wish I ate just the wasabi.
I am so flabbergasted by the pure crap of this disgusting tourist trap, that I literally had a coronary when the bill arrived. At the bequest of my doctor, I am not supposed to go into detail about the bill — he fears it may kill me to talk about it again.
Uuuhh, my chest!
If you want to know what sushi DOES NOT taste like? — go to Red.
If you want to experience the «worst of the Worst»? — go to Red.
If you want to imagine Nobu Matsuhisa going Kamikaze on some place? — go to Red.
If you want Dishwasher Arse dragged over your tongue? go to Red.
If you want to know what it is like to hit Absolute Bottom? — go to Red.
If you are the absolute dumbest person on the planet? — don’t go to red (I was being facetious before).
If you want to have your stomach pumped by a fat, bald intern with BO? — go to Red,
Will somebody please do the world a favor, and invite Bruce Banner to have sushi at Red? — Please? — Someone? — Please? — Anyone? — For the love of Mike!
P. S. If anyone is particularly good at Memory Charms, I am willing to pay.

Had dinner with my son here and the service was ok. the Sushi was good. they had one roll that was way to hot! LOL we better stick with the non hot rolls. if you are looking for hot rolls than this place would be for you.
There is a long wait most of the time.

Happy Hour specials from 4−6pm. Pork Belly is fantastic 4pcs for $ 6, sake bombs for $ 2 and sushi rolls vary from $ 6 to $ 8 the salmon/​avocado was by far my favorite. Service was fast and friendly. Would definitely be back again!

Met up with some friends for sushi last Sat night, they picked this place because it was close to the club they were heading too.
Our sever was Nori, she was amazing, very helpful and friendly. One of my friends ordered a round of Sake for us, the Sake was warm with a powerful kick! My friend also wanted to do a Sake Bomb, but Red Sushi does not serve them, but if you know how set one up, you will find they have everything you need, so some did some Sake Bombs too.
Now I don’t know if this is normal or not, but a friend and I showed up a little late to dinner and we still had in our hand our solo cup of booze, and never once did they tell us we had to get rid of it, maybe it because we were buying booze too. Who knows, but hey its Vegas baby!
Now is this the best sushi I have had? No, but is this the worst sushi I have had, no way. To start with I ordered some edamame; it was perfectly steamed and salted. Then I ordered some California rolls, and you have the choice of having it either as a hand roll (looks like a sushi ice cream cone) or rolls, I went with rolls, it was fresh and it was good, I also ordered a Poppin Rock Sushi Roll, it was spicy tuna, crabmeat & avocado, never for the life of me did I think it would have pink pop rocks on top of it, but damnit it did. It was a shock me too, I guess I should have figured it out with the name Poppin Rock right? But after I got over the oh wow part, it was tasty, the mix of the flavors worked.
And for everything I ordered it ran me 28 bucks, now I had read the reviews and everyone said it was crazy expensive, but 28 sounds about right for me, everything I ordered tasted good and was fresh. Would I come back again, sure why not? Would I go for the Poppin Rock again, well probably not haha.