NeNe Japanese Contemporary Bistro

Our go-to sushi spot — and their happy hour is the real deal with actual happy hour pricing! The hamachi kama is seasoned and grilled to perfection, and the sushi is consistently fresh, flavorful, and beautifully prepared. Honestly, everything we’ve tried has been excellent. Service is always prompt, friendly, and attentive. Another bonus: you can bring your own bottle of wine for a minimal corkage fee — a huge plus! Conveniently located on the southwest side of town, just off the 215 and Flamingo. Highly recommend for anyone seeking quality sushi and authentic Japanese cuisine.

Nene’s is the BEST sushi I’ve had in the US! Having lived in Japan for many years, I’m quite picky. The fish and rice quality was like being in Japan! The main difference being that items came topped with a little sauce or herb to complement the fish’s flavor. The quality of service also felt like Japan (waiter was kind, patient, and knowledgable; chef sliced our maki roll to accommodate our party size; table was clean with fresh flowers). The sets are a great way to try a variety of fish without having to make decisions. Highly recommend!! Pictured: the sashimi and sushi parts of the Family Set + the A5 wagyu maki.

NeNe Japanese food is the best Japanese food that I haven't had for years!!! I am visiting Las Vegas during Christmas with my family, and we went to NeNe Japanese for lunch. We enjoyed every dish we ordered and each one gave us an awe, especially, the Spicy Toro Maki. My first bite of this one remind myself of the scene when the King tasted the food in Bon Appetite Your Majesty in Netflix. I was chewing this sushi and thought this must be what that king felt like on the show. It was beyond description. We are going back for more before leaving this city for sure.

Once a month we need to visit this area for a doctor's appointment so we like to try new restaurants. Today was not a disappointment. We were seated right away and our server was super attentive, which set a good tone. We ordered a mix of happy hour items and a couple of splurge dishes from the special menu. From happy hour: Chirashi roll – packed with fish and tasty. Spicy hamachi roll – too much avocado, couldn’t really taste the fish. Beef tongue – chewy. Bacon scallops – big and amazing. I wanted 3 more of these. Shishito peppers – had some heat, super good. O-toro – melt-in-your-mouth, worth it. Botan ebi – raw shrimp was so fresh, plus the fried heads were delicious. Unagi – solid, no complaints. Salmon yuzu – kind of disappointing, no yuzu flavor and only 4 small pieces for $8. Baked mussels – cheesy, teriyaki glaze, unique and yummy. From the Special Menu: Kamashita toro and wagyu uni – both fresh, topped with caviar, and absolutely worth it. We spent around $100 for two people, which is close to what AYCE places charge these days, but I like that here we could pick exactly what we wanted instead of mass ordering. Getting wagyu, toro, uni, and even caviar without an AYCE markup felt like a win. Overall, I’d give it 4/5 stars. The food was good with a few misses, but the quality on the premium items really stood out.

Strip quality Japanese food in the heart of Summerlin! Located off the 215 and flamingo in the Target shopping center. Their menu has a great selection and variety of authentic Japanese food, at a very reasonable price. They even have happy hour! The presentation of the food and the quality is definitely top-notch. Quality over quantity for sure! Our server, Mandy was wonderful, she was so sweet attentive, but not overbearing!

This place is a gems. I have to fly from Florida to have everything here. The chef is top knots. Everything on the menu is great.

Everything was a 10/10 delish! Not pictured was the veggie tempura, sunomono salad, & Japanese beef tongue which we ate prior to video op (: went on a Friday night, made reservations but there was no wait.

Great place for sushi and small eats! We came on a Friday around 4 pm and enjoyed quite a few items from their happy hour menu as well as the regular menu. There's plenty of parking and available tables at the time. Service was timely and courteous. We enjoyed the 16 piece chef choice sashimi. All great quality. The Hokkaido scallops were on the happy hour menu and very fresh. I have paid more for Hokkaido scallops in Vegas that have tasted not good so I'm glad I found a place with good quality sushi grade scallops. I very much enjoyed the Kumamoto oysters as well and they're 25% off during happy hour ($3 each instead of $4). The takoyaki and baked mussels were made to order and delicious! The beef tongue skewer was good but didn't blow me away. Unfortunately, the warabimochi with ice cream is not worth it. The mochi tasted old. I appreciate the effort to warm it up and try to get it more edible but the texture is not there. I look forward to trying more items on the menu like the sushi rolls and other entrees. Highly recommend!