This is easily my favorite sushi spot on the strip, but don't sleep on the rest of the menu, because it's just as good. Since sushi is so subjective, I won't drone on about my particular preference, but I will suggest the Crispy Spicy Tuna roll, it is definitely my favorite. Off the traditional menu, the gyoza and chicken udon are two of my favorites. Ra can be a bit pricier than off the strip sushi spots, but it also has an amazing happy hour from 3-7pm on Monday thru Sat. that is definitely worth taking advantage of.

positive

I'm giving this place 5 stars because the concept is awesome. I have only been here twice but I am certain I will go back. It is a huge place with a bar (2 I think), arcade, upscale bowling alley, laser tag, and I am sure i am missing stuff because I have not even walked the entire place. It is nice, new, and upscale for a casual place for families. It is really loud which is good if you already have kids since you don't want yours standing out. There are huge TV screens all over and one that must be over 100", the drinks are decent and the prices are typical (don't come here if you are cheap). The service is pretty good, never had a problem and the food was okay but all I have eaten was steak sliders (which barely had sliced beef on it) and chicken fingers (cant really screw that up). I do want to go back and eat here again since I really didn't go hungry so to be fair I wont deduct for the food. I really appreciate places like this for families to go. So once again it gets 5 stars just for existing and if you demand perfect service or complain about every little thing, I really don't want you to be in the same building as me anyway...you are probably annoying.

positive

Service was good. Food was bland. Drinks were good. I'd go for drinks again and appetizers only.

negative

I dig the melting pot, i mean, its fun. Fondue=fun. This was another "Yay my birthday is during restaurant week!" dinner for me. The cheeses, meat course and salad are good but lets be honest that dessert is where its at. Id get all 3 courses as dessert if i could. A big pot of chocolate and then cheesecake, rise crispies, bananas, strawberries, red velvet cake and marshmallows all to dip into it. Heavenly is an understatement. I also dig that your in control of your own cooking times. So what if i cook my steak for 10 seconds...rare is good yo... Going with a large group is smart. Then you can really sample a lot of the stuff on the menu. Our party had 8 peeps in it so we got 3 different cheeses, cooking styles and chocolates. Service was aiiiiiight considering it was a large party, but it coulda been better. I normally wouldn't be able to afford more than one course here but at $30 for everything during restaurant week it's a hella great deal.
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