What a let down!!! We were so excited to try Okada after reading reviews on Yelp. Rolls weren't horrible but nothing spectacular. The restaurant feels small and cramped. I'll stick to Social House and Sushi Samba.

negative

I've been here twice now and have had horrible service both times. This most recent time I ordered the sea bass which was very good but not worth the over hour wait for it. The rest of the table was served and my entree was forgotten. The waiter blamed the kitchen and the food runner, the food runner blamed the server - but nothing irks me more when people don't just take responsibility for messing up. If you don't mind horrible service, wait staff who doesn't clear your plates, and waiting over an hour for your food while the rest of the table eats then go to the bamboo club.

negative

This is an exercise in frustration, but then again what car rental company makes things truly easy? From Thrifty's "Gas receipt requirement" to McCarran's Budget location not letting me leave without getting insurance, this Hertz was no different. Particularly annoying, they had no live agent available, so I had to use that frustrating computer terminal hooked up to a system with a webcam and a huge phone. Aside from looking like a complete idiot using this thing, it is very cumbersome using a huge phone and sliding my credit card in and out. Being a Canadian of course I couldn't swipe my license, so I had to hold it up to the camera while "Dominic Q" squinted and recorded it which took 2 minutes or so. This was a birthday trip to Vegas so naturally I wanted to get on my way. He insisted I had a wonderful upgrade to provide me with as they "like to do that with birthday guests" He was upgrading me to a Chevy Sonic....which he explained was a 3 level upgrade? What the heck was my first car going to be? Visions of a 86 Chevette danced through my head. His big selling point was the Sirius radio, whoop de do. I just wanted to get on my way so I agreed. Now the most fun, "Dominic Q" insists I should prepay my gas as they always do. I always decline right away. He insisted however that gas out in Las Vegas is $4.02, and will high $4.10 by the weekend guaranteed. I found that odd, considering I was certain Nevada gas was in the 3.50 range. Either way I told him I'd take my chances, he sighed and said, "it's just $43 to refill come on, no big deal right?" I said it was, and would appreciate him not deciding it for me thank you. I finish up and get out to the garage. Sure enough there's my white Nevada Plate Chevy Sonic. I popped open the trunk and it was completely filthy with rocks and gravel. Oh well, I just chuck my suit case in the back seat, wanting to get the hell outta there. Exit the parking lot, first thing I see, gas at the nearest station is $3.35. Thanks for your honesty Dominic Q.

negative

Not the best country club I have ever golfed at, but pretty nice all the same. The course itself is well maintained, though it was aerated recently. Customer service is obviously touted here and it shows throughout the entire facility. I had a nice experience and will definitely be back soon.
positive