Sushi House

We love this place. My husband is allergic to avocado, and they always made sure his food Is free of avocado. Awesome service.

Meh… the sushi tasted like the fish had been frozen and thawed. I was not impressed. The service was great, but the grade of sushi was not up to par with other AYCE sushi in the area. I’d pass up this restaurant and go to Kaizen or Sushi Kaya… they are worth the drive.

This place is great. Decent prices and very good food, actually! The sushi combo and salmon specials are good! Michu wasn’t great… :(They were out of tempura ice cream. :(Other than that, worth checking out for good sushi. Obviously there is better out there but this is not bad!

The food was decent, there was a lot of extra salad that was not needed, the service was not that great but at least it was on time. I asked for poke and recieved squid. The must tries here for me is the supreme salmon and the extasy rolls along with the superwhite tuna and garlic salmon niguri. 21 $ was a steep price for lunch.

Decided to give this place a try despite the low reviews and since I love eating at China a go go. I must say this place is perfect! Beer and sushi is the best combination. My waitress was very nice and attentive and she did not get any part of my order mixed up. Sushi tasted great, fresh and was at a great price as well. I definitely love this establishment, will continue to come back.

Came in for all you can eat sushi today. Not bad! You get good sized rolls and the service was speedy (the place was empty of sushi goers so I can’t attest to the speed when they have more patrons). My only qualm, which is just me being picky, is that the rolls with cream cheese had SOOO MUCH cream cheese as to overpower anything else in the roll. I’d definitely come back though!

So glad this place opened up! It’s so nice to have a sushi place that is a 3 minute drive from home! We’re major sushi seekers and would have sushi every day if we could. This is our 2^nd favorite sushi place in the city. It’s quiet, intimate, and has has very modern Japanese décor. Their AYCE is a good price and they don’t pressure you to eat fast, we actually showed up like 2 hours before closing so I was expecting them to rush us out but they were really relaxed. Everything was very fresh and there were some pretty unique rolls. Really the only reason I’m giving it a 4 is because they’re not open late enough. I’m used to sushi places that stay open until like 2 AM. If you get a chance try their yellow tail nigiri, SO MUCH FLAVOR!

Awesome!!! best sushi in las vegas!

This place is awesome! the food is great yum yum on that sushi! I give the sushi a ⁹⁄₁₀ its very good! I like how they they greet you when you walk in. I highly Recommend the Pastel sushi roll. The service is good, but its understandable, they recently opened and the waiters are starting to know their role to become better at serving. I give them props for trying. I recommend this place.

New place, great idea by owner yo have Chinese, Sushi and Hawaiian BBQ in the same place. The all you can eat sushi is $ 5.00/less. Oh, and it tastes fresh. New, 6 months old from time of this review. Yah, why did I not come here to hide and eat?

Being it’s new I feel it is still going through and working out what works and doesn’t work. With that said the food is actually pretty close to most of the typical fried roll fair that most all you can eat places have in town. I do like that it’s close to my house and I don’t have to go across town. The only thing I think they need to work on is the nigiri
doesn’t seem fresh as it should. The wait staff is attentive and polite.
I will give it a higher star if they one can get better quality fresh nigiri rolls until then I am sticking to the cooked rolls and they need to serve beer and sake. I hope it stays around though, it has a ton of potential.

Man fuck all these reviews, just got done eating and it wasn’t bad. All the rolls were decent. service was typical for asians. but asian service usually sucks everywhere anyways. but overall good. The mochi was subpar too. but for the rolls and 20 bucks I’d go here again… maybe… #Eastside $$$$ !!!

So I was skeptical but decided to give it a try and boy was it a huge mistake. The oil that they used to fry their rolls was old it tasted like burnt oil it was horrible. I struggled to finish and then as I was eating I noticed a hair sticking out of one of the rolls gross. I will never return to this establishment.

The spicy tuna roll and red dragon roll were surprisingly delicious. I was happy I was able to order to go and that this place is literally around the corner. My husband and I are definitely planning to return to try more items on the menu! China a go go has been our favorite and now they are including an upgraded sushi menu. awesome!

This place is right down the st from me! I always go to China a go go right next door so I figured I’d give it a try. I was immediately seated, didn’t have to wait long for that. Once I made my order it took the waitress 15 minutes for me to get my appetizers (seaweed salad) they kept bringing me the wrong orders and 30 minutes into being in my seat they finally brought me 1. ONE correct roll! The waitresses and waiters kept going back and forth from one restaurant to another (this place in particular owns 3 different restaurants, right next to each other!) All the orders coming to the tables seemed to be wrong. It was very disorganized and no one seemed what was going on. 45 minutes in I only had 2 rolls brought to my table. I eventually couldn’t wait any longer and decided to leave.
The only reason why I might give them a second chance is because the owner apologized and only charged me 10 dollars for some drinks and the rolls that we ordered, they let us take them to go. But they definitely need more help and organization before I give them another chance.

Sushi House is located inside China A Go Go. Its small and the kitchen extends to where Aloha A Go Go used to be — there’s still some of Aloha’s items on their menu!
The sushi wasn’t the best or the worst I’ve had in town. They serve a la carte and AYCE which is currently $ 19.95 for lunch and 23.95 for dinner. I could tell some seafood were just thawed out, but not too old. The few items that stood apart to us were there Hurricane Roll, the Hotate (fresh scallop) nigiri, and green tea ice cream (rich in green tea flavor).
We received great service from our waitress, we saw that she was waiting tables here and at China A Go Go — what a hard worker! Also the Asian/​modern décor was beautiful inside and comes with a tatami room — great if you’re with a big group and want privacy.
Overall this is a place to go to if you want to get your sushi fix and don’t want to drive far if you live in the Sunrise Manor area.

I came in thinking «a sushi house in the east side must taste like crap…» It wasn’t as bad as I thought it would be… But it was still pretty bad. Some rolls were good but most were okay. DO NOT GET MOCHI. they were gross. I love mochi! But I couldn’t force myself to eat it. They came in little plastics like a fortune cookie… Since china Agogo, sushi house and aloha Agogo is all connected, servers got confused a lot. Servers were trying though!