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It is frequently believed that you can find in Vegas any type of food you wish as Vegas is renowned for its countless cuisines around the world. Japanese food is no exception and visitors will find numerous Japanese restaurants across Las Vegas on the Strip or in Downtown Las Vegas. Here are just some of the best available Japanese restaurants in Sin City.

The Ah Sin Restaurant has a magnificent view of the Bellagio fountains. It is open from 5:30 PM to 10:30PM from Wednesday to Sunday. The meal per person cost about $30 – $45. For this outstanding restaurant reservations are highly recommended.

The Benihana at The Las Vegas Hilton is another popular top Japanese restaurant preparing the dishes on a grill in front of you. It is a great and entertaining experience, all the meals being prepared with flair and in great style. It is a very popular venue with meals for $35 per person. The restaurant is open daily from 5:30 PM to 11:30 PM. Reservations are highly recommended.

The Japanais at the Mirage Hotel is a bit pricey but the outstanding personnel offer flawless services. The guest are asked on what they like and what they dislike as well as an estimation of what they are willing to spend on their meal and the dishes are served according to the answers. Guests should expect to spend at least $60 exclusive of drinks. The restaurant is open Sunday to Wednesday, from 5Pm to 11PM, while Thursday to Saturday from 5 PM to 11:30 PM.

At the Okada restaurant with a view to the lagoon you can serve sushi, robatayaki and teppanyaki. The meals cost $75 per person and it is open Sunday to Thursday from 5:30PM to 10:30 PM, while Friday to Saturday from 5:30PM to 11:30PM. Reservations are strongly recommended.

The Hyakumi at Caesar’s Palace is a quite expensive restaurant with an outstanding location to serve a delightful Japanese meal. You can serve sushi and teppanyaki and the meals will cost you roughly $50 per person. The restaurant is open daily from 11AM to 11PM.

The Shintaro at the Bellagio Hotel is a Japanese restaurant with outstanding service and great ambiance. Is it a pricey restaurant, as the prawns and lobster in the teppanyaki meal will cost you at least $80. For that price you will be also offered Japanese salad, fried rice, miso soup, vegetables and dessert. You can also choose from more than 50 types of sake. The restaurant is open daily from 5PM to 11PM. Reservations in advance are recommended.

The Shibuya at the MGM Grand Hotel is another great choice for a Japanese restaurant with a wide selection of sake and meals such as scallop teppanyaki, braised short ribs with foie gras or sushi. The meals will cost you up to $74 per person and it is open Sunday to Thursday from 5PM to 10PM, while Friday to Sunday from 5PM to 10:30PM. Reservations in advance are also recommended.

The Mizuno’s is mostly frequented by Asian which is clear evidence that the served food is truly authentic and great in the same time. You can choose from a wide range of meals, for instance the Samurai dish will cost you about $17-$27 while the Shogun dish is about $29-$48. The Mizuno’s Restaurant is open daily from 5PM to 10:45PM and reservations are recommended.

Most of these restaurants offer teppanyaki and sushi food on their menus to ensure you can find cuisine on your taste and for your budget even on the Las Vegas Strip.
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