Las Vegas - Sushi

Art Hannah

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Oct 11, 2003, 8:39:03 PM10/11/03

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Yeah, I know, it's been mentioned before, and I WILL search the archives, but I
was just wondering if anyone had any late-breaking recommendations for places
in Vegas.. I'm headed there in early November. I plan to do one sushi meal,
probably by myself, as my friends don't care for it. Prefer quality over
quantity. I don't think I'm going to go the AYCE route. What's the best in
Vegas? Nobu? I remember someone (Blair?) paying $30 for 2 pieces of toro..
well, I'm not going to splurge THAT much (unless I win.. hahahahahaha), but I
wouldn't mind spending $50-$100 on myself, since, what the hell, I'll be there
anyway.

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Oct 12, 2003, 8:26:24 PM10/12/03

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There seem to be several really good choices thses days in Las Vegas.

I think one of the oldest sushi restaurants is still one of the best,
though. Osaka is on West Sahara.
http://www.lasvegas-sushi.com/

Although I haven't been there, I am hearing some nice tings about Sushi Mon.
http://www.sushi-mon.com/index.html

Joey

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Blair P. Houghton

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Oct 12, 2003, 10:10:42 PM10/12/03

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Art Hannah <imanews...@aol.comNOSPAM> wrote:
>Yeah, I know, it's been mentioned before, and I WILL search the archives, but I
>was just wondering if anyone had any late-breaking recommendations for places
>in Vegas.. I'm headed there in early November. I plan to do one sushi meal,
>probably by myself, as my friends don't care for it. Prefer quality over
>quantity. I don't think I'm going to go the AYCE route. What's the best in
>Vegas? Nobu? I remember someone (Blair?) paying $30 for 2 pieces of toro..
>well, I'm not going to splurge THAT much (unless I win.. hahahahahaha), but I
>wouldn't mind spending $50-$100 on myself, since, what the hell, I'll be there
>anyway.

Vegas changes almost monthly, but if you haven't tried Shintaro
in the Bellagio, it's a must-do.

--Blair
"And if you're lucky, they've got
the $30 toro on the menu that night."

toadfinger

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Nov 15, 2003, 8:12:16 PM11/15/03

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Can't remember the name of it, but there's a nice sushi place at the Luxor.
I planned on "one sushi dinner" too, ah-hem, it didn't work!

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Greg Leman

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Nov 20, 2003, 10:29:40 AM11/20/03

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> Can't remember the name of it, but there's a nice sushi place at the
Luxor.
> I planned on "one sushi dinner" too, ah-hem, it didn't work!
>

There's a good one at Bally's across from the Sports Book. Very reasonably
priced. You can get an order and then watch a game.

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Greg Leman
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