Minato

Found this place almost by accident as its tucked away on the second level.
Friendly staff, fresh tasting food at very reasonable prices. Love the California rolls and cucumber salads.
Great TVs for sports.
Definitely will be back next visit.

Outstanding all you can eat. My experience is always lovely when I go. Orange crush roll is my fave roll but all the sushi was amazing.

Ordered two tempura udon, one nebaya udon and one benton. The udon is nice but the tempura udon only comes with two fried shrimps… And nebaya udon is nothing else but one more egg than the tempura udon… Will not come again

I must admit, I was a little leary of a Sushi Bar way out in Laughlin.
But this place is VERY GOOD!
The fish is super fresh and the Chef is amazing.
The flavors were absolutely amazing.
This place is a must… Oishy!

Went last Tuesday for the All You Can Eat.
The menu is very limited for the AYCE — although sashimi and nigiri are available if you purchase the dinner menu ($ 28) lunch was ($ 23)
Staff is friendly. Went around 1pm and the place was nearly empty so we were served almost right away.
Sushi was okay. Just moved to the area from LA County and it wasn’t nearly as good as anything I’ve had from back home.
Still on the lookout for the best sushi in the area!

Good service. Went when it first opened so there weren’t a lot of people there. My boyfriend and I were staying at the Aquarius and decided to walk from the hotel. It wasn’t too bad of a walk. Right across from the Pioneer hotel (we walked through the golden nugget). We order four rolls and the bill was about $ 55 Came out fast, and all of them were really good. We eat sushi a lot and it was definitely good quality.

The food was fresh and delicious. We were there during off peak time and the service was fine. Overall, very impressed for a Laughlin sushi joint!

I am very happy that I found this place quite by accident through Unilocal I might add. I’m from Atlanta which has some amazing sushi surprisingly enough. I was able to sit at the bar and a very friendly Japanese man with an extremely thick accent made me some of the best sushi I’ve had in a very long time. I had the red snapper, the eel, the surf clam all as Nigiri. I also had a cucumber roll and the lake Havasu roll which was unbelievably yummy. I have already begun recommending this restaurant to others who are new to the area like myself looking for good Japanese food I will definitely be back for their sushi

Rolls were good, service was a little slow but the waitresses were friendly. My salmon nigiri did not seem too fresh but it was edible.

Went out to Laughlin to go to the Steve Miller band concert, and wanted to try some local food prior to the concert. I decided on this place based on the reviews. They were very busy and understaffed. The service was struggling to keep up with the demand. It was a Saturday night so I’m assuming they must have seen this coming, so I’m taking this into consideration on my review.
Ok so the food!
I got the Philadelphia roll and 007 roll. The Philadelphia roll was ok, nothing special, but the 007 Roll was outrageous. Probably one of my favorite rolls i have ever had. My wife ordered a veggie roll which didn’t arrive until 30 min after my rolls had arrived. She said it was good, but it sucks eating in front of someone who is hungry. I normally wait but I don’t like leaving sushi just sitting and getting warm.
The food also comes with a cucumber salad and miso soup which both were very good.
Overall because of the service I can’t see myself giving it more then three stars, if you don’t care about service and just want some good sushi I would recommend this place but if you get upset with slow service, don’t be surprised.

Overpriced. Not terribly so, but if they want to lure more business away from the casinos, they need a sushi happy hour. Laughlin tourists are notorious for bargain hunting. I’ve only tried their sushi rolls so far, so I can’t yet comment on their Korean dishes. Rolls were good, but nothing really stood out.

This place is amazing. Better than most of the places in Las Vegas. The owner is very kind and a great sushi chef. I will definitely be back here every time I visit Laughlin. Yummy!

I have to say I was VERY skeptical, especially with my most recent terrible sushi experience in the high desert… but I was PLEASANTLY surprised. The chefs were very nice and the fish was SOO fresh! Honestly some of the best Uni I have had in quite sometime. We loved it. Would most definitely recommend.

Everything we has was fabulous. Loved the avocado castle and the seat girl roll. Tempura shrimp and veggies a great appetizer. Also had kali Korean ribs with mushrooms and onions. Would highly recommend if you are in the area.

I’m going to give it a 4. The food was very good, and if the service was better I’d give it 5 or 5.
Fist off the crab is fake. We basically live sushi and have eaten a lot of it, and this is actually the first time we’ve run into it. It’s not listed on the menu so just an fyi, still tastes good.
The miso soup and cucumber salad were delicious. I loved it.
The vegas, laughlin and somethings wrong were great, very good price for the amount of food.
The beer was good and cold too, stone warrior for $ 4, highly reccomend it.
Service was pretty mediocre, chef seemed nice but our poor waitress was juggling a lot of stuff and another guy was good about making sure we had plenty of water and tea.
I will come back here when we visit again

I used to love this place but hasn’t been my first pick over the last couple years for Bullhead.
If you’re staying on the Laughlin strip, it may be worth the drive to go across the river for sushi. If that’s not an option, then this place will do just fine.
They do have a pretty cool sushi chef who has been there forever and does a great job!

Found this place on Unilocal.There was alot of bad review but we gave it a chance… when we first waked in it was empty they had a party of 5 or 6 people and a table of 2. I first thought ok not to busy must be a reason… We first sat at a table but decided to sit at the bar. It was a great choice! I got a Asahi Large and my girlfriend got a Kirin light. We wanted to try sake So we asked the chef he recomended a bunch of Sake. we got hana flavored sake White peach it was sweet and smooth. The chef was awsome. We love sushi so we told him jest give us whatever he thinks would impress us. He sure did.
We had:
Salmon special
Toro
Jalapeño Hamachi
Albacore
Special BBQ salmon
Tako special
Uni 2x
Oysters
Sexy salmon
Ama ebi
Unagi
Salmon
And a bunch of other stuff we can’t remember.
You have to get the fresh Wasabi! Makes everything better!
The Unilocal reviews was wrong about the customer service. We got helped right away! Our empty plates never stay on the table more than a minute. They always had our drinks filled.
Definitely coming back to this place! Arigato gozaimasu!
This place was a great find thanks to Unilocal

So excited to finally try this place after passing it for years on vacation. The restaurant is located upstairs across from the golden nugget.
First off the wait staff was Very friendly. They gave us plenty of time to read through the roll options and even gave us both soup the start.
I ordered the orange crush roll and Philadelphia roll. My husband doesn’t eat sushi so her got the Beef yakisoba. Both meals were so tasty.
My sushi was super fresh tasting and even to the last piece I was doing the yummy happy dance in my chair.
They have definitely earned my future business and even better our meal was only $ 30!!!

Miso and cucumber salad kicked off the meal well. They brought our ginger and wasabi before the sushi, which pleased me because I add wasabi to my soy and now I could prep that spicy salty deliciousness early. Noticing there was not low-​sodium spy on any table, I asked for it and the server brought it right away. The familiar green topped Kikkoman bottle was present and again I was happy. Until I poured it. Watered down is an understatement. (Picture included) I poured the regular stuff and wasabi’d it before snapping the pic.
Vampire roll — sauce is sweet. So you get sweet with the heat of spicy (not too spicy, just right)
What the heck — mild, fresh, but a hair too much mayo for my liking. Using a squirt bottle with a smaller top would be a solution to that.
Escolar sashimi — I was disappointed. It was in ponzu with green onion (neither mentioned on the menu). I guess I see sashimi as pure fish. So when you add stuff to it, the purity is reduced.
Scallop deluxe. Got this because it said no rice. Who were we surprised because it’s not a roll. It’s a krab and scallop baked fish. Husband ate it and said it could use acid. So we asked for some lemon wedges to squirt on top. The itty bitty scallops were slightly over baked.
You’re now wondering if the lemon added the needed acidity? So are we. The server never brought it.
Overall, meh to decent. The Kikkoman company would shit themselves tho.

I have nothing but good things to say about this joint. Located about an hour away from Vegas, it is the perfect lunch or dinner spot. My family and I shared the Hawaiian roll, hoe dup bap (a rice bowl with pieces of sashimi and veggies), udon, and vegetable fried rice. WOW! Everything was on point and my stomach was incredibly happy. The server was very attentive and made sure to refill my water for me multiple times– thank you! The outside plaza looks a bit shabby but the restaurant itself is nice!