Yui Sushi Edomae

Classic Edomae-style menu with superb omotenashi service. Tucked away in a nondescript space, this hidden gem is hands down the best experience in Vegas. Serving in the classic style you will not find rolls, excessively sticky sweet or mayonnaise sauces, no cream cheese and none of the other typical items you would find at most other "sushi" establishments. Gen-san focuses on the classic style of service, only providing his guests with the highest quality ingredients, often flown in daily direct from Japan. Last I ate there they served 3 levels of omakase to satisfy every price level and they also provide ala carte options as well. The prices are about on-par with other edomae style houses that I've dined at, but if you're use to the $29.95 AYCE establishment then the price may come as a shock to you. The old adage you get what you pay for never rang truer. This is the ONLY place I will eat my sushi from .

As an authentic Japanese restaurant the setting is basic with light colors and natural wood. I recommend requesting the sushi bar sitting if a small party. The service was excellent, providing a full walk through of the unique style and through the unique Japanese fish. The fish are flown in from Japan and are extremely high grade and apparently vary. The server was great at suggesting items based on my preferences. The chef shared details on each fish he prepared, which was the benefit of eating at the counter. Exquisite experience for any sushi lover, and a wide selection of Sake to pair with your meal.

I don’t eat Sushi. Never ever!! But this is from another world, not only next level. Must try. If you like Sushi or not. Period!!!

Simple and chic ambiance, the cuisine speaks for itself. Parking: Parking on site, located off the strip in Chinatown, 10-15 minutes from the Conrad ResortWorld hotel. Ambience: Simple, unique, minimalistic design Service: Staff were very friendly and attentive, explaining each detail of the meal. What we ordered: Premium Omakase for two, half a bottle of sake. Primary difference between the 3 omakase sets was the most expensive one was with the sake pairing, the 2nd menu option had the same items on the most expensive, but no sake pairing. The last set had a few less pieces than the premium omakase. Our set also included a blue aperitif, wine from California. (Delicious) The food: The staff will start you off with a few appetizers, preparing your body on the amazing journey that lies ahead. Leading you into a soup, they will also bring out the wagyu that is on the menu, including birth certificate of the cow you are about to enjoy. My first experience with this. You will see a charcoal plate with wagyu and ocean trout with tartar sauce (amazing) The omakase experience: Chef is dedicated to his craft, each piece that comes together from this man’s hands is like magic, flavors that compliment each other and just melt in your mouth. The restaurant receives shipments of fish every day with connections across the Japanese fish market all over Japan, the quality of product reflects the price you are paying. Food that stood out: The A5 Wagyu charcoal plate, delicious, buttery, it’s a5 wagyu. The ocean trout with tartar sauce. Just delicious, I love tartar sauce but the meatiness and thickness of the ocean trout was just amazing. Overall Rating: The overall experience was amazing, great service, food, staff, it’s a very small and intimate restaurant with private rooms if you wish to dine like that. The restaurant is small and not big in the dining room, but everything had its place for when the chef needed to use it. The ambiance could be better, the lighting was a bit off in the restaurant and did not feel like a premium fine dining experience, but the fish spoke for itself. Come here and you won’t be disappointed. I’d say if they improved on the décor and the ambiance, solid 5/5 stars for everything.

Did the tasting menu here a while ago…wow. The food was phenomenal. Some of the best sushi I’ve had so far in Vegas! Really remarkable oysters and rolls, loved the tuna that came in the tin. Great presentation and the meat was a must try!!! I’d go back here for sure

Omakase is the best way to enjoy the sushi. Here, they offer great, fresh sushi. The one of the best sushi restaurant in Las Vegas. Super clean place to eat. But only one thing gives me little disappointment, is noise level at that night was bad. Other than that, food quality is fantastic. Must come back restaurant.