BAR ITO

Too good to be a food court quick bite. The fish and ingredients are fresh and flavorful. Rice has a bit of citrus flavor which has great harmony with the fish. The presentation was fabulous. These are small size rice bowls and bites and still, the price is reasonable considering its location

Located conveniently in the food court, BAR ITO offers decent sushi but falls short in value for money. While the sushi is fresh and flavorful, the portions are quite small for the price, leaving you wanting more. On the positive side, the service is quick and the staff is friendly, which makes the experience pleasant despite the high cost. If you’re in a hurry and don’t mind paying a bit extra, it’s worth a try, but don’t expect a filling meal.

Japanese food served from a counter inside the Fontainebleau food court. Ordering process via the QR code was quick and easy, but the portions are very small. The wagyu beef bowl was $22! Food was a bit on the sour side and not a lot of flavor.

This is a review for Ito Omakase on the 89th floor. Google map doesn’t have it located yet. Gorgeous restaurant with spectacular views. Unfortunately the positives ends there….its $400 omakase and either a $200 or $400 sake paring. I did the $200. You have 3 chefs, one Japanese, one Korean, and one “american” born Asian. It seems like they want to be able to converse with the Vegas high-rollers more than focusing on the craft of sushi making. These 3 chefs are very chatty and not always professional in the way they spoke. The server I had was very friendly but again, just not refined like other top notched restaurants of this level. Sushi sashimi and apps are all ok, nothing memorable. For these prices it’s not worth the visit.

It was a quick and nice lunch for me. First of all the portion was small you guys! If you did not eat a lot one bowl should be enough but if you love heavy lunch like me you got to order 2! To fill you up. I had a bowl of salmon+Ikura.I love it and it was fresh and perfectly balance and seasoning.My second bowl was wagyu! I love it! It becomes my favorite! And can’t wait to go back and get more! Service was great! You ordered at the counter or you can scan QR code on the table and order online as well. The vibe is pretty much like high end food court basically. Will I go back? Absolutely!

This 12 seat experience at 67th floor is excellent authentic omakase sushi. We arrived early for private bar experience and then wisked upwards and escorted into the restaurant. Beautiful place. Wonderful food.

Hands down, best hand roll bar in Vegas. Bar Ito is the casual restaurant to Ito on the top floor and in NY. The fish quality is top tier, even in the hand rolls. This is the second time I’ve visited and I walked all the way from Aria just to get my hands on them.

The rolls were delicious and eating them was an experience. From the packaging to the diner preparation and the taste, I’ll remember this place for a long time. Even better that it it’s in a new food court with great ambiance. Enjoy!

Ordered: 5pc Hand Rolls (~$50): King Salmon Roll, Spicy Tuna Roll, Lobster Roll, Hamachi Roll, Toro Roll Aya's take: Being from NYC but never trying Ito yet, I was glad to try out Bar Ito, the sister concept fast-casual restaurant. Bar Ito is located in Fontainebleau's Promenade Food Hall and has to be one of the best upscale food courts I've seen in Vegas. Off the bat, the packaging is spectacular. You immediately feel like a regular lunch is going to be a luxurious experience. The freshness of the rice, seafood, and seaweed was evident in every bite. I enjoyed the Toro Roll and King Salmon Roll the most; the Spicy Tuna Roll and Hamachi Roll were also fantastic. The Lobster Roll was my least favorite considering how mayo-forward it was. It completely overpowered the lobster and I barely got any yuzu essence. I would suggest swapping that with the Spicy Scallop or another option. Super filling, very high quality, and yes a bit expensive but not for Vegas. Highly recommend!

Located on the second level of Fontainebleau, Bar Ito is one of the food stalls at the upscale food court. There is plenty of seating which is always kept clean and tidy. QR codes are on the tables so you can easily place a mobile order or you can also walk up to order. Bar Ito has great service and the food comes out rather quickly. I ordered the Salmon Bowl and it was about $13. Don't expect huge portions but the taste is yummy! Salmon and salmon roe tasted fresh on top of some warm rice. I would order it again the next time I visit and would also like to try the tuna bowl!

Bar Ito Small savory scrumptious, bites of sushi in rolls and bowls Delectable flavors in this Don Eggplant bowl , unique crunches that make this bowl one of my favorites. Perfectly rolled, this flavorful Roast Shiitake mushroom roll takes second . Beautifully designed presentation box Very casual open dining, shared with many small food restaurants on the second floor of Fontainbleau Just a bit pricey, buts it's sushi

Most of the restaurants at Fontainebleau are really good. The sushi rolls were very delicious and reasonably priced. They have a simple menu which meant very fast service. I would visit this food court again on my next trip.

Lovely service and an even better salmon bowl. Fish tasted fresh and was buttery soft. Rice was cooked and seasoned well. A very simple dish, but was perfected! While this location was situated in a food hall with many other food options, I was pleased with my choice!

This location is found inside of the food hall at the Fontainebleau. What a gorgeous hotel right? On the second floor you can find a few places to grab a bite but this location is made for grab and go. You can order at the register but you can also scan the code on the tables and they will start preparing after you push the order through their website. Now for menu items - they keep it real nice, short and very sweet. They have handrolls as well as rice bowls. I didn't get a chance to eat a rice bowl but I got my hands on the rolls and it was SO tasty. The fish is fresh, the roll was so yummy and you get to assemble it yourself. The ingredients are all inside but you're the one who rolls it up! What a fun experience and we will be back again!

It was a quick and nice lunch for me. First of all the portion was small you guys! If you did not eat a lot one bowl should be enough but if you love heavy lunch like me you got to order 2! To fill you up. I had a bowl of salmon+Ikura.I love it and it was fresh and perfectly balance and seasoning.My second bowl was wagyu! I love it! It becomes my favorite! And can't wait to go back and get more! Service was great! You ordered at the counter or you can scan QR code on the table and order online as well. The vibe is pretty much like high end food court basically. Will I go back? Absolutely!

Not to be mistaken for the actual ITO Japanese omakase dining experience that is in Fontainebleau Las Vegas. Bar Ito is a smaller version in the hotel food court that offers handrolls and donburi/bowls. They close at 11pm which is nice if you are craving sashimi later at night. Service is friendly and the food court has tons of seating. The food also comes out pretty quickly. What I ordered: - Salmon Don ($12) - Tekka Don ($14) I personally thought the donburi bowls were better value than the hand rolls because you get a lot more rice plus what felt like a little more sashimi and other ingredients like avocado. Don't quote me on that though. The price is honestly not bad compared to what I see in San Francisco for a similar portion. I think Bar Ito might be the best option in Fontainebleau's promenade food court especially when it is a lot quicker than the other options available.

Pretty good sushi hand rolls. We loved our Hamachi (yellow tail) which was very tasty, and crab roll was nice too. Comes in a nice plush box, which I am taking home, and overall it was a fun experience. Plenty of seatings at the food court area, quiet and bright, and service was quick and friendly. I enjoyed the lady making our hand rolls right at the counter.

Bar ito is a high quality sushi bowl and hand-roll food stand located in the Fontainebleau food court. We shared three hand rolls (tuna, toro, king salmon). They came packaged like no other sushi I ever had anywhere. The box was sort of like a jewelry box and each roll was packed like it was ready for a long journey. We needed to read the instructions on how to unwrap the sushi. Our first roll my husband accidentally mangled but then figured out how to unwrap the rolls. The sushi was as fresh as can be and each roll was well packed with fish. The sushi rolls were very good. I felt terrible throwing out the exquisite box when we were done. I wish that the boxes could be recycled. I also think that the sushi rolls can be wrapped a bit easier to open so you don't need instructions.

This was my first time trying Bar Ito. I wanted to take a little break from the losing streak I was suffering in the casino. Food always makes me feel better. I decided in the Tekka Bowl for $16. It is not a large amount of food but it is a great little snack and great quality. It came in a cute little paper bowl lined with sushi rice topped with slices of good quality tuna sashimi and avocado and a shiso leaf with a tiny scoop of negi toro on it. The sashimi slices are dipped in shoyu so if you are gluten free let them know in advance. I asked for gluten free soy at pick up because I didn't know about the sashimi being predipped in soy sauce. They also carry Gold Peak Sweet Tea which I love as well. The cashier is also the first person to ask me if I had a players card. I always lose out on getting points because I forget to ask and no one ever asks me. The Promenade is always kept so clean and the design is so beautiful that any spot you choose to dine at is a great pick. I do have to say that Bar Ito is my fave outlet so far. The service and quality of food were the best I've had here at the Promenade. I'll be back for sure.

Wowww I was very impressed by Bar Ito! I was worried the seaweed would get soggy before I could eat them but they were cleverly wrapped. Each hand roll had a plastic cover over part of the seaweed so it didn't overlap until you were ready to eat. The seaweed was crispy and the fish was fresh. I would get all 3 hand rolls again and will definitely be back next time I'm in Vegas.

I needed food before I left for the airport, but I didn't want a huge, overly filling meal. Bar Ito is located in the casual food hall area of the Fontainebleau, and they had just what I needed. I ordered the miso soup and the salmon bowl. The salmon bowl has a few slices of raw salmon over a bed of rice, topped with green onion, cucumbers, and salmon roe. It's the perfect size meal if you need a quick bite. And it's affordable compared to the prices of the rolls that they have on their menu.

Fresh and tasty Japanese hand rolls are popular here in America. Bar Ito is located inside a food court of the Fountain Bleau Hotel. Even though it is a food court doesn't mean that the quality sucks or anything. This place serves up some premium fresh fish that is enjoyable and delicious. If you order five hand rolls it comes in this very sturdy box which you could probably take with you and enjoy somewhere else. But I was hungry so we just sat near the tables and chairs. You can pick whichever fish you would like. I did enjoy the salmon, toro, and scallop hand rolls! Oh yeah, you got to wrap up the seaweed yourself with the rice. But don't worry it's not too complicated! Also tried a salmon bowl and that was delicious with maybe a bigger portion than hand rolls. It is pricy but I think the quality is pretty nice so it is well deserved.

Wow what a unique and high quality casual spot in a food court. The presentation and boxing of the hand rolls is immaculate. Feels like unboxing an Apple product. The hand rolls were all fresh and delicious. Service was friendly and quick..

Fanciest food court sushi I've ever had in my life and I'm here for it! And when I say food court this is not your mall food court. This place is called the Promenade and it's beautiful, spacious, clean, and the seats are very comfortable. Bar Ito is a casual concept but offering very high quality items. You can order premium handrolls, fresh sashimi, and rice bowls. The presentation is stunning. The box is so fancy! It definitely feels like you're eating from a very high-end place. The rolls are traditional and very simple. I chose three rolls ~ hamachi, lobster, and toro. All great but the toro roll was saved for last and definitely the best of the three. The fish just melts in your mouth, the rice is cooked to perfection, and the seaweed is crispy as you get to complete rolling each one. It's fun and delicious. Can't wait to come back and try one of their rice bowls.

Wow, Bar Ito just raised the bar for food court sushi! It's fast but still gourmet and with the craftsmanship and care of an authentic high-end sushi restaurant. Service was friendly and attentive, even with prepping and plating the food. Everything in our meal was created perfectly - from the sushi rice with the right al dente bite and sticky vinegar, to the freshly seared marbled wagyu oozing with flavor topped with a dap of creamy egg yolk, to the fresh bluefin tuna paired with sliced green avocados and a scoop of melt in your mouth negi-toro, to the fresh wasabi and bamboo to-go containers and chopsticks. Everything was well-thought out and purposeful. For the quality of the meal, the price is a good deal!

Visited twice during my stay as I'm a sushi lover! The Handrolls were served in a wellmade box with instructions on how to unwrap. A clever way to keep the seaweed crispy if you don't eat it right away - very thoughtful! I tried all 8 rolls during my visit, it's a lot of food for one, but we shared with 2 and it's quite a good amount. *Avocado Shiso (V) - the greens godness sauce from Japanese Shiso makes this vegetarian roll not boring. *Roasted Shitake Mushroom (V) - one of my fav, the mushroom is so tasty and addictive, love the fried shallot adding crunchy texture to it. *Toro - melt in my mouth. Soooo good. No question. *Spicy Tuna - pretty good, wish it's more spicy. But if there's Toro, why tuna ha! *Hamachi - yummm, expected. *Salmon - good too but if you are choosing a 5 set, you can prob skip this. Or get the don and have the Ikura. *Lobster - one of my fav, love tobiki giving the popping texture. *Spicy Scallop - generous big chunks of scalloped, it was spicy. Dons from my second visit - *Salmon & Ikura Don - great quality of fish, Ikura is addictive. *Tekka Bluefin Tuna & Otoro Tartare Don - ugh so good, just melt in your mouth. *Eggplant Don - I'm not an eggplant fan but this is quite a delicate dish. Simple and clean, not overpowering, texture was perfect, not too soft not too hard. *A5 Wagyu Don - the menu didn't specify it's A5, but you can taste it. For $22 what a steal. Professional staff and super friendly, can't wait to come back! I would say within the Promenade, the pricing is a steal given the quality of the ingredient is a MUAH.

Wowwwww, I have to say, this is THE BEST hand roll place in Vegas, maybe of all times. I was absolutely blown away. I've had Tekka in Cosmopolitan, and the hand roll bar in Resorts World, HRB in LA, and this blew them out of the water. I'm a die hard Kazu Nori fan, but this might have taken the spot. Since this is a sister restaurant of Ito omakase in NY and on the 68th floor at Fontainebleau, the quality is insane, while adding little elements of crunch and texture. This will be a new must for me anytime I'm in Vegas.

Bar Ito at the Fontainebleu food hall is one of my favorite spots now! Finally got to the try the hand-roll box and wow I was very impressed! The presentation and the freshness and quality of the fish was top notch. Service was pretty quick and the box is cool and fancy like opening up a gift box. I went with the 3 roll box which was $33. I chose the Toro, Salmon and Lobster. All of em were good! Next time I come by I would like to try the bowls as well. Thank you Bar Ito!

Located in the beautiful Fontainebleau's foodhall. Bar ITO offering made-to-order premium handrolls and mouthwatering rice bowls featuring fresh sashimi or wagyu beef. Our 5 pc roll was served in a stylish box with cute chopsticks, adding to the overall luxurious dining experience. Each dish is carefully crafted to order, ensuring an explosion of flavors and textures with every bite. The presentation of the bowls is a work of art, making it clear that every detail matters at this establishment. The staff is very helpful with any questions you may have. This is way off the strip of Vegas but we would definitely come back!

Located in FontainebleauHotel Food court on the 2nd floor. Bar Ito offers a choice of 3 or 5 rolls (your selection), and we did Spicy Tuna and Yellow Tail Hamachi rolls. It's served in a cute box with ginger, wasabi, and soy sauce. The presentation is beautiful and careful with how you unwrap it. Definitely will return.

Good spot for fast casual sushi in the Fountainbleu food court. We ordered the three handroll combo for $30 and got spicy tuna, lobster and salmon avocado. Also ordered the salmon bowl and mushroom miso soup. The handrolls were all great and filling, and the lobster was by far our favorite. The bowl was $12, but smaller than I expected, yet still filling. The soup I would pass on next time, as it was a standard miso soup that lacked any more depth or flavor from the mushrooms.

Reasonably priced food that tastes fresh and good. Located in the food court floor of the Fountainbleau. We got a few hand rolls and the salmon bowl. All the fish was delicious. The ikura tasted weird though. Also it was confusing how to eat the hand roll. Service was good and people were nice. Recommend for a more casual dinner.

Beautiful presentation and fresh hand rolls on the go! I loved having this as a food option over greasy and fried food. Yes it's a bit expensive but I really enjoyed the experience and presentation, so it's worth a try. We tried the toro, hamachi, salmon, lobster, and scallop. My FAVORITE ones were the lobster and scallop. They both had this delicious creaminess and slight sweetness that was amazing..some of the best scallop rolls I've had! There was a good portion of lobster. The rice was the perfect temperature and sushi-rice like stickiness. The toro, salmon, and hamachi were good..but nothing that stood out to me. I'm curious to try the salmon bowl next time since salmon is my favorite fish.

Bar none, the BEST fast-casual dining spots for hand rolls and rice bowls. My review is based on a visit on March 21, 2024. - Staff: friendly and helpful. I was with two girlfriends and it was our first visit, so we asked for recommendations, and were provided some helpful suggestions. - Food order: stellar. There are two options for hand rolls - 3 for $33 ($11 each) or 5 for $50 ($10 each). We ordered 2 sets of 5, because... how much could we afford to save? For variety, we also ordered the eggplant, salmon, and wagyu bowls. - Hand rolls: The cashier said his favorite was the salmon roll, so we ordered 3 of those, and true to his word - they were super delicious. Several reviewers referenced the packaging, which I thought was ingenius (but also a little excessive from a waste perspective). To me, the best part about a hand roll is the crispness of the seaweed. The packaging preserved that perfectly, such that we could really enjoy the fresh flavors of the fish and rice in each roll and not worry about the other rolls getting soggy on us. The instructions on how to remove the packaging, and the use of the box containing the rolls - so good. - Bowls: I thoroughly enjoyed all three bowls, but the wagyu bowl really stole my heart (taste buds). I saw some reviews mentioning disappointment over the serving size. True, there wasn't a heaping mound of wagyu, but I thought the amount was appropriate for the price point. Wagyu is not cheap, after all. The charred flavor and tenderness of the strips of beef though... beyond dreamy. I am a huge fan of Bar Ito and find it to a hit on all levels - quality, flavor, value, service - this is high on my list of places to revisit in the near future.

Tried Bar Ito this weekend and popped in for some rolls. All around an incredibly fun way to eat - if you order a set of rolls, you get not only a beautiful presentation for delicious food, but an interactive and unique way to eat temaki when you roll it yourself! The lobster roll with yuzu kosho was a must get - and between the fatty tuna and spicy tuna roll - we could've ate many of these boxes. For a casual hand roll spot, we were blown away by how fresh the fish was and the service of everyone behind the counter. The fish was all premium and mirrored a high end sushi joint - including the preparation of the rice and all of the accoutrements. 5/5 healthy option in the Promenade. Should be top of the list for your visit!

It's in the food court. Super small tekka bowl with tiny 4 pieces tuna and COLD sushi rice at bottom for $16. Definitely not favorable in winter. I was surprised when the cashier, a young Asian-American lady with glasses told me they don't offer cup of water while other booths provide cup of water as usual. Not recommend.

Went here cause I was staying at the Fontaine bleau. Super convenient location and they texted you when your food was ready for pick up. Staff is super friendly That being said, I was a bit disappointed by the rolls. The presentation is beautiful and the box it comes in is even fancier. I got a variety of rolls and was not a fan of the spicy tuna or lobster. I would recommend the salmon rolls if you are going to try this place! Can't go wrong with those but these are a bit on the pricier end, $50 for 5 rolls or $33 for 3

when stay Fontainebleau, all the restaurants are close....There are only cafe to go and so little choices and they are closed early, I have to go out for food. Sucks. And they are charging you 40 per day resort fee!

Got a wagyu bowl and miso soup. Wagyu bowl was tasty. However, the bowl was a little cold and the portion was quite small for $22. The miso soup was also tasty, but it is not worth $8. All-in-all, tasty and cute food, but I don't think I fully got my money's worth for the price

I recently stopped by Fountainbleu to check out the ambience of the new casino, but also stopped by the food court for a bite. One of the places I ordered food from was Bar Ito. I was very impressed by the freshness of the fish in the Tuna bowl I got and quite enjoyed it. Will certainly be back if in the area for a quick bite of quality sushi.

WOW is the best way to describe this experience! The view is stunning, and the food was to die for! With only 12 seats, it was such an intimate experience with 19 courses and a personal attendant. We had Ace, and he went above and beyond, including finding a substitute for an allergy we assumed wouldn't be an issue. The sushi was so fresh and delicate that no other sushi will ever stand up. One of our group had gone to Japan earlier last year and even said this was better than what he had there. We will definitely be back; so so worth every penny!

Price is a bit on the expensive side but it's quite worth for the Tekka bowl which is filled with good tuna and a side of toro tartare. Service was fast and friendly. Haven't tried the rolls bc it is a bit expensive but the to-go boxes seem pretty

The hand rolls here were amazing. The staff was very kind and the presentation is beautiful.

It's hard to believe this fantastic find is in a food court. I ordered the Toro, Hamachi and Salmon. The rolls are on the small side so if you are hungry, choose the 5 roll option. The rolls are delicious!

This was such a great presentation and delicious. Love that you get to wrap the roll yourself! I felt like a sushi chef!

$22 for Waygu Rice Bowl $8 Miso $33 for 3 Hand Rolls For fast casual dining not bad. The Waygu rice bowl with pretty much 1oz thin sliced beef, sliced down even further with a quail egg was tasty but not a home-run. The meat was tender and the egg added a butteriness over the bed of lettuce and rice. Miso tasted like miso soup should taste. The mushrooms were sliced very thin and added a nice silky mushroom taste to the saltiness of the miso. The hand rolls are packed with lots of rice and filling. I was quite surprised how heavy they felt as well as filling. Come hungry if you plan to eat all 3 rolls on top of the bowl and soup. The spicy and scallop packed some heat! No need to dip into soy and wasabi. I recommend eating as is. The seafood was fresh and diced to small bite size pieces. Personally i like the seafood in bigger pieces than diced up but it was still proper. I couldn't get to the yellowtail, I was stuffed so you might have to let me know how that one goes!

Very cute place we went to on our way to dinner. Had a quick cocktail. Hostess sat us quickly. Service was fast. Overall a quick drink, but a perfect place to have it. We were guest at the hotel as well.

The food tastes fresh. The waygu beef bowl was the size of something my 2 year old would eat and not worth the price. We got 3 rolls and they were good but the seaweed wrap was overpowering and really tough. Just not worth the price in my opinion. We paid $72 for what ended up being an appetizer for us because we went for an actual dinner after because we were not full at all.

Great taste, but very small serving. I mean really small serving. Located in the promenade at the Fontainebleau which is good in a way. I had to get a slice of pizza since when I didn't have enough of my salmon bowl that I devoured in 3 seconds hehehe. Mmmm I won't be going back.

I got the opportunity to try bar Ito at the fountain blue casino that recently opened. I thought I'd give it a try without even looking at yelp, but when I checked in, I noticed there was a bunch of people that already have left a review. I read some of them and ones that noted that it was kind of expensive was a surprise to me, because everything on the strip is extremely expensive, and I actually found the price of these hand rolls were quite reasonable, and with super great quality and quantity! Or perhaps it's really because I've lived in a more expensive area and sushi hand rolls cost more. I honestly don't know how you could get the same quality of fish at a lower price! There was a small group of folks that were working in the Handroll station and they were amazing efficient and friendly on top of it all! I came in with very little expectation, and was blown away by the presentation and quality of these hand rolls, three roll with Toro, salmon, spicy scallop, and I also ordered a salmon rice bowl. That was my full dinner, and I was extremely satisfied and full. Thank you for giving me the excellence of a sit down restaurant in a casual setting or in my case I took it away to enjoy in my room - even though it was Togo it was still a full experience! Yummm

Food is not good for this price. It is not fresh nor delicious. We tried rolls and tekka bowl.

The best hand roll and dons in Vegas!! Sushi Rice is super! I'm obsessed!! Also miso soup, can't find anything match it yet! Can't wait to try Ito Omakase!

Amazing quality. Reasonable prices. Fast service. The hand roles keep the wrap extra crunchy! This little "bar" is located on the second level of the Fountaineblue, in the food court.

Great service. Tasty cocktails. Good ambience and seating options. Can't wait to return.

Nice quick bite in Fontaine Bleau hotel. Pricey for more of a snack but packaging is very elaborate and detailed. Everything about this hotel is details details details! Rolls were fresh and tasted yummy. It was easy to order, the QR code on the table said the place was closed but we were able to order in person too. 4 stars because price and I did feel bad with all of the packaging! Makes sense if you ordered ahead for pick up though so it won't get soggy. I just like to reduce plastic use

This was one of the best deals I had all weekend. I ordered the salmon bowl and for 12 dollars you get a beautiful wooden bowl with rice, cucumber salad, roe and beautiful cuts of mouthwatering salmon. Add a bottle of Japanese beer and you have a perfect quick, inexpensive meal on the go. My partner got a hand roll set which was nicely packaged but just ok as compared to a KazuNori.

Omg! This was crazy. I ordered the rolls and when I received them they were more like mini rolls. Ridiculous! I paid about $35. When I opened the box I was so surprised to see the tiny tiny rolls. You also had to roll them yourself. Whhhhhat!!!? Yep! Paid $35 for these micro mini rolls AND I had to roll them myself. Save yourself some time and go to nonas sandwiches or Capons.