Very good food. Consistent, friendly service from bar to dining staff. Popovers are amazing.

positive

I don't know why this place has such a high rating. I thought the food was okay. And the price was pretty reasonable. I'm guessing in the late night after drinking and partying this is a great place to go. Otherwise, I would recommend some of the other places in Vegas that the yelpers recommend. We ordered the agadeshi tofu, jalapeno fried rice, chicken gizzards, braised pork belly, and a roll recommended by the waitress. Everything was decently cooked but some of it was too greasy and the food tasted rushed. There were a lot of people in the restaurant and waiting outside. Finally we got the honey toast. Really.... I don't understand the hype. It's a cube of bread toasted with vanilla ice cream and honey poured on the top. Really, that's it. If you want to try something a little quirky and Raku is closed (where we initially wanted to go) I would say okay. But this place isn't really that special and there are so many places to go for food in Vegas.

negative

I adore Ichiza. I know this is as close to eating in Tokyo as I am going to get! Our family eats a lot of Asian and we have never been disappointed in our meal here. It is always an adventure. To me, the salmon fried rice seemed the Japanese equivilent to Jewish matzo ball soup. It just has a comforting feel about it. Be warned, get there early or make a reservation for not sooner than two hours before you want to eat. This place gets jammed.

positive

Hotel just opened last week, so this buffet is brand new. So place is still very clean. I tried the brunch, cost per person $31 plus tax. Service is good. Staff is friendly and very attentive, which always a plus these places. Food selection, I feel they need to add more selection or spread. Flavor is good though . I am comparing to My favorite buffet which is Wicked spoon, next is Bacchanal. I think we need to come back for dinner. This place looks promising.
positive