Hibachi grills, sushi, Japanese steakhouse, full bar & DJs


























"The grills at the oldest Japanese hibachi restaurant in Las Vegas are still firing at Geisha House Steak & Sushi, now adapting to a special takeout menu at its Decatur Boulevard location. Served from noon to 9 a.m. daily, diners can order ongiri, rice ball selections, fried rice bowls, bento boxes featuring shrimp, beef, bulgogi, grilled eel, and more, plus hibachi combinations prepared with fried rice and salads, and highlighted by lobster and New York steak, or scallop and shrimp." - Bradley Martin

"Located off the 215 at Decatur Boulevard, it joins Geisha Steak House, Little Dumplings, and another recent arrival, Griddlecakes." - Bradley Martin

"Having worked on a build-out for more than a year, the locals-focused Geisha House has reversed plans to upgrade to a Strip location; its abandoned footprint at the Miracle Mile Shops will soon be replaced by another similar concept. Early plans had featured patio seating on Harmon Avenue similar to neighbors Nacho Daddy and Buffalo Wild Wings, and the restaurant’s Japanese steak-and-sushi menu remains available at its Decatur Boulevard (North Las Vegas) and original eastside Desert Inn Road locations. Geisha House had also been preparing to debut Ebadom Jeju Island inside, a spin-off dedicated to its own versions of Korean barbecue dishes." - Bradley Martin

"This long-running steak-and-sushi restaurant was established in 1971 and is recognized as the first Japanese hibachi restaurant in Las Vegas, founded by Jimmy Nishiyama. With decades of continuous operation and an eastside presence near Desert Inn and Sandhill, the restaurant has served as an anchor in the local dining scene and even hosts other dining concepts within its space." - Bradley Martin

"Established in 1971, Geisha House Steak & Sushi was founded by Jimmy Nishiyama and is noted as the first Japanese hibachi restaurant in Las Vegas." - Bradley Martin