Sekushi Japanese Restaurant

3655 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109, USA

Address:	3655 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109, USA
Phone:	+1 702-385-0755
Site:	sekushi-vegas.com
Rating:	3.4
Working:	11AM–1AM 11AM–1AM 11AM–1AM 11AM–1AM 11AM–1AM 11AM–1AM 11AM–1AM

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Reviews 22

Laurence Hawke

This place is not good. I sat at the bar, so I could watch the chefs make my dinner, and what I saw disappointed me before I even tasted my food. I felt like I was watching a factory worker, not a sushi chef. No care was taken with the precision of the cuts of my roll, or the individual cuts on the fish for my sushi. Each individual piece had an overpowering amount of too-dry wasabi under the fish. The rice in the rolls was mashed down and uneven and the roll was not shaped well. The yellowtail app was not great either. As for service, the waitress was ok, but a bit slow, and the chef I was sitting near at the bar was too busy with his assembly line to acknowledge my presence. If this place is to improve then they need to educate their staff on what customers expect from a good sushi place. Also the prices are absurd, but hey, its Vegas.

CJ Glynn

OK fish in the desert. Not as over-priced as other sushi restaurants on the LV Strip, Sekushi does a pretty good job. Nigiri sushi is priced by the piece ($5-$8 depending on the fish), instead of by the pair as in normal sushi establishments, and as a result you end up paying 2x for your nigiri. Rolls are $15+, and are "slimmer" than normal. Fish quality is as one would expect in LV: not straight from Tsukiji in Tokyo, but not spoiled either. Service is friendly and efficient for the most part. Although the waitress did forget to put in the order for one of our rolls, she remedied the situation quickly. One drawback is there is only a limited selection of premium sakes and a few types of beer. Locals would surely know of better sushi destinations in LV, but for visitors with a sushi craving Sekushi fits the bill.

Doug Arendell

Its a cool restaurant located in the Paris hotel. Not necessarily a destination spot but if youre staying in Paris then definitely try it out. The rolls are a little smaller compared to other Sushi restaurants Ive tried. However, they were great. The service was excellent, we had employees from the bar and waitresses delivering sushi and it was pretty busy. Try: Surf & Turf w/ Wagyu beef and the sake oyster shooter.

Terry Ward

STAY AWAY. Dont waste your time or money. Bad food, bad service, pricey -- nothing good. If it depended on repeat business, it would fail. Depends on tourists who will never consider returning. They make sure every guest is disappointed. Waitress never returned, food floating in soy sauce, inediblibly salty.

Shawn McKenzie

The quality of food was outstanding, however the food came to our table very fast. We didnt have the time to savory the quality of sushi. Great place to eat. On the higher cost side of most of the Japanese restaurant that Ive gone to. I will probably go there again...

Rodolfo Teran

Arrived at 8:15 pm and was told will an hr for a party of 4. We waited until 9:20 before I check on our table and was told the next available table was ours. We check again at 9:40 and was told that the hot kitchen was closing at 9:45.we stopped waiting ant left.

Lana Pearl

Bad bad bad...will not recommended to anyone that know how to eat Japanese food. It is not only the food, and it is also the price. Paid over $20.00 for only a few pieces (6) of fish on a place and a bowl of soup mostly water...

Mike Putman

Only thing worse than the over priced sushi was the service. Great location and concept, miserable execution. The salmon was partially transparent from being frozen too long, which would be ok, except for the bones.

Steve Kale

sushi was fair,,,service was not great....I dont understand these Vegas Casinos with so so food and not so good service. If you want sushi and in Paris...it ok at best...thats all.

Ajay Thomas

Sushi was pretty good. But the ambience was more like a fast food place. The prices were definitely high for a place like that. But the rolls were great like Tuna belly.

Jaime A Deseda

The signature rolls are amazing. This is a photo of the Arial O roll, which was my favorite. Delicious! If that werent enough, the service was perfect.

Kevin Martins

Typical sushi place that is not considered upscale. Soy sauce is very salty. Fish was good quality. Good for a quick bite or killing a sushi craving.

Lancerzor

Sushi is fresh and outstanding speciality rolls. Sushi is expensive but its vegas so not that expensive. Super good. Will return.

Vicki Lee

Very yummy and we sat by a little Fountain we could throw coins in and it had low lighting and me repeat myself? very yummy

Travis Herrero

Absolutely best sushi Ive had. All the fish tasted super fresh and we dined just before closing.

Kyle Ma

Standard chinese, korean, and japanese dishes and flavors, but could be cheaper

kim jii

Every thing fresh. Price is good not to expensive.