Welcome to Umiya Sushi
Umiya Sushi, located in Las Vegas, NV, is a Japanese sushi bar offering a variety of dishes with vegan options. They not only take reservations but also provide delivery and takeout services. The restaurant is wheelchair accessible and ADA-compliant, with a casual and moderate noise atmosphere. Umiya Sushi caters to a diverse clientele, offering catering services, a full bar, outdoor seating, and happy hour specials. Their menu includes options for lunch, dinner, late-night bites, and desserts. With friendly waiter service and free Wi-Fi, Umiya Sushi is a welcoming spot for both groups and families.
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4465 W Flamingo Rd Las Vegas, NV 89103 Hotline: (702) 365-6195
Welcome to Umiya Sushi, a Japanese sushi bar located in Las Vegas, Nevada. This restaurant offers a wide range of amenities and services, including reservations, delivery, takeout, vegan and limited vegetarian options, and wheelchair accessibility. They accept various forms of payment, including credit cards, Apple Pay, Android Pay, and even cryptocurrency. The ambiance is casual with moderate noise levels and a casual dress code.
Umiya Sushi is a great spot for group gatherings and family outings, as they offer catering services and have options for lunch, dinner, late-night dining, and desserts. The restaurant has private parking, waiter service, free Wi-Fi, and even happy hour specials. They have a full bar, TVs for entertainment, outdoor seating, and provide reusable tableware.
Located at 4465 W Flamingo Rd, Umiya Sushi can be reached at (702) 365-6195. If you're in the mood for some delicious Japanese cuisine, this is the place to be.
As a food reviewer of Restaurant World, I have had the pleasure of dining at Umiya Sushi and must say, the dishes here are truly exceptional. From fresh sushi rolls to flavorful sashimi, each bite is a burst of authentic Japanese flavors. The attention to detail in presentation and taste is evident, making every meal a memorable experience.
Not only are the dishes delicious, but the staff at Umiya Sushi also provide top-notch service, ensuring a pleasant dining experience from start to finish. Whether you're a sushi enthusiast or looking to explore Japanese cuisine, Umiya Sushi is a must-visit destination.
It’s a good food all you can eat was about 27$ but I took a La carte for the same price . Service was excellent, I liked the dream roll special on the picture. Busy place so plan ahead.
This place is great. Me and my sisters like coming here. The service is great and friendly. The sushi is really tasty!
All you can eat in 1 hour is worth it. Everything came out quick and fresh. Plenty of options from fried to fresh to non-sushi options if you like. Servers work really hard here to keep up with the demands of our stomachs! A bit dark inside so watch your step on the stairs.
Great quick service, food was fresh, affordable, and good quality. I enjoyed the 90’s-2000’s throwback R&B music they were playing and they were open late which after a full day on the strip was a cool place to retreat to. I’m a sushi snob so this place hit the spot for everything we were looking for.
Amazing sushi and service. Best tasting sushi i have had in vegas AND it's all you can eat. I had several new items I have never tried before, all were great.
Heard from a friend that the late night AYCE sushi here was 100% worth the price. I can honestly say that it is one of the best places I've been to. The service here was FAST. My party of 3 was in and out within an hour with full bellies. I will definitely be back soon to try the regular AYCE.
One of our go-to spots while in Vegas! Great all-you-can-eat, amazing value for an expansive variety of sushi, sashimi, & other Japanese dishes. We love the baked sushi rolls the most, such as the baked lasagna & baked salmon roll, and the seared tuna sashimi. Go with an appetite!
Great all you can eat sushi just off the strip. Wait staff were attentive, quick and friendly. Food was good, we ordered from all parts of the menu and were not disappointed. Would go again!
I came back a few years later and this place still holds a 4 stars for me. It was my last meal in las vegas so I went here since I had a good experience last time. I would recommend coming here in a group so that you can try more items instead of eating everything to avoid waste charges. I went for ayce and started off with miso soup, poke, and tuna and albacore sashimi. The mango salad was recommended to me by the waitress so I got that too. The first round was tasty but I was expecting actual mango in my salad but its really only the sweet dressing that I think has mango flavor? Otherwise it's a fresh fish salad which i think others would like, but it had fish that i dont eat like raw salmon (i like tuna more), so that salad was meh for me. Second round was some mussels and corn cheese which all tasted fine. Then I had some nigiri sushi with French fries. The nigiri was good. If I wasn't so full I would have tried their speciality rolls, but I tapped out fairly quickly. Haha. You also get a choice of ice cream at the end of the meal. I went for the melon bar and it left a weird after taste in my mouth and I am not sure why. I checked the expiration date but it was not expired. Meal came out to just underneath $50 with tip. The time limit is only 1 hour long which is plenty of time for solo diners or small groups but seems kind of short for big groups. Although it was a decent experience, I would only come back with a group next time. I do like that you get so many options with the ayce.
food was good but they assumed we were doing all you can eat and charged us extra !!!! they fixed it eventually and the food was really good. the thai tea was insanely sensational would marry it 10/10. ambience was chill lights and were dim etc so slay 9/10