Q: negative

A: Where do i start.. Kaizen Sushi is a Japanese restaurant in front of the hard rock casino. Or at least it tries to be.. First, it's korean owned (like most sushi places.. In case you didn't know, sushi rolls were invented in korea, not japan), they serve Japanese food, but not traditional Japanese cuisine, if that's what you're looking for (try Ichiza). I came here for sushi, and to my dissapointment, the sushi was not fresh, I've been here twice and both times the fish was old.. From tuna to uni, the sushi was old and dry. Not to mention the size of their cuts.. For the price they charge they should at least make up for quantity. I've had an order of $6 nigiri that filled me up more than their $22 chirashi bowl (mix sushi bowl). Ok maybe not... but you get the idea.. The only reason why they dont deserve a 1 star review is the fact that they have friendly people working there, and they are open later than most sushi places in vegas (they close at 4am).. so prepare to order a couple of Sapporo's and Sake, and hope it makes the food taste better.

Q: positive

A: Fabulous for beer. Plenty of space. Board games. Huge TV. Just don't eat here - food was awful.

Q: negative

A: Used to come here all of time..service is getting worse...today was terrible..girl did not smile one time...just not friendly anymore...bummer...had a pedicure still need a manicure..pink polish here I come.

Q: negative

A:
This is a neat sushi place. Not the perfect great of sushi, but not so bad for the price. On the other hand, the service was horrible. I was there for lunch with couple of my coworkers...once we were seated and served our drinks, no one came around to refill our drinks or ask us if everything was ok. Our server was MIA. We had to flag a busboy to get the check for us and run our CC for payment.