Problem: We get it, it's in a hotel/casino that is technically owned by Station Casinos, it's not "authentic," blah blah blah. It's Vegas, folks- everything here feels manufactured! First, you need to realize that this place is fantastic because you can go big on a $100+ dinner for two at a nicer Japanese joint at the Red Rock, OR you can spend less than $30 on dinner for two when you are rushing to catch a movie. There was only one roll I tried here that I didn't like, and the name eludes me (will update review if I find it, but it was mainly because I dislike jalapenos, but the boyfriend wanted me to try it. I love the Hachi roll, the SAM, the Little Sumpin Sumpin, and Smack rolls. Their spider roll isn't as good as it used to be, something has changed so I might not order that in the future. The real steal at Hachi are the hot entrees, such as the chicken yakisoba, which goes for $12-13. A huge helping, definitely for sharing, for an awesome price. As for cocktails, GET THE SAKETINI. I don't care if you are a guy and don't want to sip on a bubblegum pink colored martini. It is like candied sake, if there were such a thing, and you get a lychee fruit as garnish. I get at least one every time. Maybe I should start thinking about happy hour, hmmm..... Hachi has something for everyone, even those who don't want to delve to far into the world of nigiri and other super-raw products. This isn't really a place for families though, the atmosphere is geared toward adults, and why are you trying to drag your six year old to a sushi joint in a casino anyway is my question. If you stay, live, drive, or work near the Red Rock, stop in some time. You won't be disappointed.
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Problem: Walking the Las Vegas Strip I worked up an appetite. I decided to check out Nobu located in Caesars Palace because I LOVE SEAFOOD. Overall this restaurant is yummy. I was pleased to see that my favorite salad, the mushroom salad was on the menu which is not served at all Japanese restaurants. The entrees were small and the price was huge. This girl likes to eat so The bill was rather large. I had a shot of tequila which I regret. I loved the martini I do not recall having. I just remember I loved it according to my friend who was dining with me. Oh and I also had a few cocktails. (yummy cocktails with great flavors of fresh cucumber) I would compare Nobu to Sen of Japan which is another fine dining Japanese restaurant. Both places have mushroom salads. Do not go to either of these places with a big stomach unless you expect to spend a couple hundred. The food quantity to a tapas restaurant.
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Problem: I can't remember the first day I tried this restaurant a couple years ago. I hadn't realized there is also a location in Los Angeles (as many restaurants on the Las Vegas Strip) but to this day it is still the best place in the West Coast to get a shrimp cocktail and a 2 lb lobster. I never get anything else. I try to go at least once a year. I have never found seafood this fresh in San Francisco Bay Area. This reminds me of old school Los Angeles and the service is always top notch.
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Problem: Not a fan of this place. Drinks are over priced, crappy music, and slow bartenders make it nearly unbearable. However, the $2 happy hours they pass out like candy make it a good pregame spot. Since it's one of the few dance places it attracts all the scantily clad clubrats. A lot of my friends like it but it's not my thing. It gives pub a bad name.
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