Sushi Kaya, Las Vegas, NV

Sushi Kaya, Las Vegas, NV photo by: Hoya007 (粢筠坊)

Sushi Kaya, Las Vegas, NV

Sushi Kaya, Las Vegas, NV photo by: Soy Soz

Sushi Kaya, Las Vegas, NV

Rating:

 4.4 (2134)

Cost:

$30 – $50

Sushi & many rolls offered with a few Korean dishes in a polished space with private karaoke rooms.

Sushi Kaya

Discover Sushi Kaya in Las Vegas, NV

Sushi Kaya in Las Vegas, NV, stands out as a welcoming Japanese eatery offering an extensive all-you-can-eat selection of fresh sushi rolls and creative specialties that appeal to sushi enthusiasts. The spot features a polished atmosphere with private dining areas, making it ideal for groups seeking a relaxed vibe in the bustling sushi scene. Accessibility is a key highlight, with options like wheelchair-friendly entrances and parking that ensure everyone can enjoy the experience comfortably. Beyond sushi, the menu includes a few Korean-inspired dishes, adding variety for those exploring flavorful Asian cuisine. Open nearly every day with extended hours, it's a convenient choice for locals and visitors alike looking for quality sushi restaurants in the area.

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Insights from Recent Feedback

Diners often praise Sushi Kaya for its tasty all-you-can-eat sushi options and solid variety that keeps meals exciting without breaking the bank. While some mention occasional waits during busy times, the overall service tends to be friendly and efficient, especially for midday visits. Feedback highlights the fresh flavors in many rolls, though a few note that certain items could use more sauce or quicker delivery to enhance the experience. On the whole, it's seen as a reliable spot for casual sushi lovers, with positives like the Cajun albacore standing out as a favorite. If you're hunting for top-rated sushi near you, this place delivers a generally satisfying meal that balances fun and affordability.

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Address & Phone

4355 Spring Mountain Rd #101b
Las Vegas, NV 89103
(702) 257-9496

Website

http://www.sushikayalv.com/

Maps

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Wheelchair Accessiblility

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Parking Options

Free parking lot:Free street parking:

Payment Options

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Reviews

  • Marc Kassouf  5

    One of my all-time fave sushi all you can eat places in town. Has many great Staples and some inventive options too. The staff is great and keeps up with the crowd on most days, though like everywhere if it's busy things slow down amidweek. As locals, we love coming midday and midwwek amd recommend it for the best service speed and pricing.

  • Fat boy Gordo  3

    Used to be really great, but just ok now. I wish it was more saucier as when you dine in. $33.00 to got special 3 roles and one appetizer

  • Yaneck  4

    Great all you can eat. The sushi was tasteful. To many rolls are based on California rolls with pseudo crab meat. Only a couple of rolls are based on fish.

  • Aleida Aguilar  1

    Not the best, not the worst. I was hoping they would have sushi with no rice options, a few of my orders didn't come. Now I see why it says 15 minutes wait time for some items, because it takes them 15 minutes to remember. For some reason, a few of my nigiri pieces were warm. Plus side, the Cajun albacore was good. Personally, I wouldn't come a second time, disappointing because I was hoping this place would be my second go to for sushi. Dinner AYCE for 2 not worth $80.

  • Arlo McGovern  1

    I was there for the grand opening years ago . Was a great place for sushi. Now it's the worst sushi experience I've had . Gas station sushi would be better. First off, there were more Flys than customers. One of the servers was using an electronic fly swatter near the table while we were eating. Every roll was 90% imitated crab with tiny pieces of fish. The rice was 3:1 ratio to fish . Two of the servers were more occupied on their phones than to deliver orders, took almost 40 mins for an Alaska roll that was the first order. All the rolls were soaked in sauce, probably to cover up the taste of old fish. The salmon skin salad was soaked in oil with no crisp. The pork belly was dry as jerky. Avoid this sushi if possible. Try some where cleaner and quicker on service like Smile Shota.