My boyfriend and I are avid sushi goers and we found this place on Instagram at first so we decided to look on yelp and try it out. In short, the most AMAZING sushi we'd ever had! It was a busy Thursday but we only had to wait 30 minutes. The waiter was nice and timely. We ordered the R&R roll and the Foreplay roll. We were waiting on our food and we heard a loud gong and figure out that it was someone's birthday. I was rather wishing that they would go easy on the gong since it was a closed space but it didn't bother us too much. The waiter brought out our order. The rolls were tightly made and nicely presented. What caught us both off guard was the initial bite. The rolls tasted amazing. The fish they used tasted very fresh along with all other ingredients. I would definitely recommend everyone I know to try this place. Next time I'd like to try the bento boxes.

positive

A Great Surprise! On a recent trip to LV (Feb.23) we wanted to get out of the busy tourist area and decided to visit Chinatown for lunch. Had no idea where to stop, just drove looking for the right place to pop up. We pulled over to gas up and behind the station noticed Bund Shanghai and decided to try it. What a nice surprise. Don't let the meek outside entrance hold you back. You will say Wow when you get in and are greeted so friendly. A very nice interior, amazing menu, excellent service, very clean and the food is prepared to order fresh and hot. We ordered the Shredded Pork and Salted Fish. Each item is served with delicious soup and steamed rice. $6.99. The fish was so good and the pork was stir fried to perfection. Our server was so attentive and I shared with him upon the arrival of our check that I will definitely write a review. He was so gracious and kind. next time you are in LV I suggest to get away and visit Chinatown and Bund Shanghai

positive

We decided to stay in the Rio for a change of pace. We are in Vegas at least four times per year and like to try different hotels each time if possible. The Rio is a very nice hotel, well maintained but not the best or worst of Vegas. The value for money is outstanding. The rooms are very large suites with excellent bathrooms. The showers have a glass window looking into the bedroom which is either sexy or disconcerting depending on your perspective (the latter for me). The bed was comfortable, the water pressure excellent, the view okay (over the suburbs of Vegas), service very good. In-room internet access was about the same as most Vegas hotels - $12 for 24 hours or something close. The rooms were a little noisy, we could hear people in the halls almost all the time but there is no street noise. The hotel doesn't have the best restaurants in the city but the seafood buffet is good despite being pricey. RUB BBQ restaurant was awful. If you are planning on being at a convention at the Rio this hotel is a perfect choice. If you're doing the tourist thing the distance from the strip may be annoying. It isn't a comfortable walking distance as the hotel is on the opposite side of the freeway. Cab fare is about $10 - $11 to get to the closer end of the strip (Treasure Island, Venetian, Wynn, Mirage, Paris hotels). All in all, pretty good but not my favorite. With all the other choices available I probably wont stay at the Rio again unless we're attending a convention there. * Liked -- The rooms are large and pleasant, service is good. Excellent business services center in the hotel. * Disliked -- Distance from the strip was inconvenient.

positive

The good: The ladies who run the registers are personable and helpful. Also, if you live in the area, it's certainly convenient. The alterations are well done. The bad: Their alterations manager won't give you an estimate for the work before he does it. Not even a ballpark. So basically, you drop your clothes off, cross your fingers, and hope for the best. Expect the work (even something simple like hemming) to take more than a week, and cost a fair amount. In summary: Good work, friendly but slow service, expensive. If it weren't so convenient I doubt I'd go back.
negative