Definitely a fan of Sushi Fever- it was a long time staple in our family's dinner plans. They have a lot of things going for them: good fish, open late, friendly service, and some really great rolls. I would suggest sitting at the sushi bar- it's a very pleasant experience between the sushi chefs and the other diners, who tend to be a friendly crowd. However, they have a split restaurant of sorts, one side with the sushi bar and tables, and the other with Teppanyaki. I generally prefer the sushi side, but I have gone with groups for Teppanyaki and it was also a good experience (consistently good food, great service, and not too loud), so if you're a big Teppanyaki fan, they do that well too!\nOne of the difficulties in finding sushi in Vegas is the tendency of restaurants on the strip to charge exorbitant prices for mediocre fish- Sushi Fever charges reasonable prices for good fish (and pretty good portions too!) and great service. \n\nHere are a few of my favorites:\n-Gail special roll (spicy tuna, more tuna, and ponzu- whats not to like?)\n-Screaming O\n-Yellowtail sashimi with jalape\u00f1o (this one is so good, it's tough to share!)