Rikki Tiki Sushi

The only place to get salmon roe. All the Sashimi was excellent and even the sesame seeds on the seaweed salad seemed freshly roasted.

So i found this place when i first came to vegas and i had the all you can eat option the menu was limited but it was still great. The atmosphere was great, customer service was great and the all you can eat sushi was a great deal. I enjoyed the experience and will return again.

While waiting for the live band at the lobby of the Westgate Hotel & Casino, I stumbled upon Rikki Tiki Sushi. As a Japanese food enthusiast, I was instantly intrigued by the restaurant’s inviting atmosphere. The cozy setting, paired with a fantastic menu, made it a delightful dining experience. From the moment I started with the Miso Soup and Seaweed Salad, I knew I was in for a treat. The sushi rolls were fresh and expertly crafted, each bite bursting with flavor. Their specialties, Salmon Carpaccio and Tuna Carpaccio, were simply outstanding—delicate, flavorful, and beautifully presented. The Nigiri selection was extensive and mouthwateringly delicious. Rikki Tiki Sushi is a hidden gem that I highly recommend to anyone who loves Japanese cuisine. Whether you’re a sushi aficionado or just looking to try something new, this place will not disappoint. And Sho Chiku Bai Ginjo the last one to take😊 plus Green Tea Dessert. The BOMB😋

We decided to get a couple of sushi rolls after the Jen Kramer magic show nearby. The setting is great, such a beautiful restaurant. The space is shared with Benihana's. Multiple levels seating and a nice waterfall and little river, pond, fish, etc. Service was like old fashioned Vegas, extremely well organized. Both of the roles we had (Ocean's 11 and Hundred Grand) were very good. However, the rice was a little dry. The Japanese Daisy drink was very good. It was a nice visit overall.

The waiter simply was incompetent. They could not handle serving our group of over 10 people. It took a long time for the food to come out for a sushi place. They pushed the all you can eat option then proceeded to miss some of the items we ordered. They also didn’t have stuff avail that is on the all you can eat menu. The waiter took over 45 mins to bring the bills and then a long time to process the bills. It took way too long for us to get out of the restaurant, over an hour. Will never come back that’s for sure. Save yourself your precious time and go somewhere else

Absolutely a great place to eat. The staff is funny, the place is nice, the environment is amazing. Fountains, bridges, a gong. The food is awesome and did not disappoint. Our waitress Nancy was hilarious. She’s a big reason for the 5 star. Smiles all around. Eat here!

Food was fantastic and so was the service. We took our daughters to the all you can eat Sushi 🍱 and they loved it. The waiter was incredible and very personable. We all really enjoyed our dinner. We highly recommend for anyone who wants the experience of a nice meal at a reasonable price. We are definitely coming back!

One of ushers is very snob. Environment is great! Waiter is super nice. Fish has a big problem. Many sashimi is not fresh and covered by ginger and other stuff. Seaweed is super hard and unable to be chewed. I highly suspected they didn’t give me fresh one. This is kind of risky. If any traveler gets sick, Westgate will also get trouble.

This is a good option when you don't have much time for lunch during CES. They let you order from the street food menu as long as you also order from the sushi menu. Rainbow Roll wasn't too bad...your typical sushi takeout joint from Chinese sushi chefs. The service was extremely slow...so while the dish would come out fast, you do need to budget additional time to get the check. The setting was kinda cool; it felt like you can in a Japanese tea house.

Ambiance is excellent. Food is good. Service left a little to be desired. I'll go back if I'm in the hotel again, but I wouldn't seek it out.

While they were super busy when I came in, waitstaff ushered me to my seat at the sushi bar, which is always fun to watch! It did take a little longer for someone to take my order. But, again, it was a busy Saturday afternoon. Once placed, my sushi roll came out fairly quickly. Being from a coastal community, I'm used to fresh sushi. My favorite spot serves fish that was caught right off our shores. So, whenever I visit an area that's landlocked and has to ship the seafood in, I cringe. It was only after a friend recommended this place that I set my concerns aside and went for it. I'm glad I did! The Hundred Grand roll was great! I washed it down with a Ginger Kamikaze (slightly sweeter than I prefer, but not bad). As mentioned, I came on a busy day. In spite of the bustling atmosphere, Rikki Tiki is a casual place that's dimly lit, yet lively. Good for small groups and couples.

Love the cozy ambiance. We were seated by the pond with the water curtain falling in the pond, by the bridge. Our waiter was great. We got the AYCE. I am only rating it 3 since the salmon & tuna carpaccio that we like, included in the AYCE is limited to be ordered only once, along with other specialty items. The other sushi's are not bad, I just think that since we're a bigger group, the total amount we paid could have gotten us better food somewhere else. The mochis were good!

We decided to get a couple of sushi rolls after the Jen Kramer magic show nearby. The setting is great, such a beautiful restaurant. The space is shared with Benihana's. Multiple levels seating and a nice waterfall and little river, pond, fish, etc. Service was like old fashioned Vegas, extremely well organized. Both of the roles we had (Ocean's 11 and Hundred Grand) were very good. However, the rice was a little dry. The Japanese Daisy drink was very good. It was a nice visit overall.

Just blah. We got ayce sushi. As others have mentioned the rice is much more and whatever sushi you get. It always tastes the same. The sushi is blah, nothing fancy. Our server was weird, don't know her name but she was white a little older than us. Husband and I, ordered 4 sushi's and she wouldn't let me order more until we finished half of what we ordered. We managed to finish more than half and then she just ghosted us. I wanted the Las Vegas roll. Also I think the rolls are too many pieces. Give us small plates so we can try more. She finally brings me the last Vegas roll and says you wil have to eat it lol. Ps she forgot to give us the ginger and wasabi. Another nice server just saw it and was like oh you don't have wasabi ginger. Let me bring it. I wouldn't go back. Anyway shoutout to the Asian server. She was the nicest and kindest. I wish our server was like her.

The ambiance is great. The service is top notch. The food is just average. We went for all you can eat sushi, which was about $38 per person. The price was not too bad, but the sushi was just average. My biggest complaint was that the fish and sushi rice were not properly proportioned. In other words, there was too much rice in the sushi roll. Also, we always order dragon maki and spider maki when going for sushi. To our surprise, these two rolls here were not the same as the other places, in a negative way. In particular, we could not find the soft shell crab in our spider roll! So, not sure whether they brought the wrong roll or the spider roll was not done right.... In summary, it is an ok place for sushi if you stay at Westgate. However, if you want top notch sushi, you would be disappointed here.

So I went here and I got some food the rice lobster shrimp are amazing and juicy We had this guy cooking name Leo he's the best one there.

I got a food comp from the casino host, so we decided to eat here. This restaurant is inside the Westgate hotel and casino. The all you can eat menu I posted shows all the dishes you can order which is not much. Compared to other All you can eat sushi, like Gorilla sushi, their all you can eat selections are not many at all and their price of $38.99 is too pricey incomparable to what you pay for other ayce sushi buffet of $28.99 which has 3 times more selections. The appetizers are the only ones I can recommend. I can't harldly eat the sushi rolls and the calamari was overcooked. The ice cream desert was ok. We had a problem with the server who had a dissapearing act, as we found out, she was also serving the other restaurant, Benihana. To order some more, one of the sushi chef s had to take our additional order. The drink server also had to help. I wouldn't recommend eating here, besides being too pricey and not worth it, the sushi and the service is not good at all.

We stayed at the Westgate & had been craving sushi so based on the reviews "all you can eat for $38.88" seemed like the way to go. We saw advertisements for the special throughout the hotel so when we were seated at the sushi bar & mentioned it they said no they didn't have it now due to a convention. Huh? Really? So my husband mentioned this all to the manager so she had us move to a corner seat where no one else could see that they honored the special for us. We were perfectly happy & ordered our drinks & looked over the "all you can eat" menu. Richard was our server & was so friendly & attentive. Lots of great choices so we started with the gyoza, shrimp tempura & chicken teriyaki- all so delicious with a tasty dipping sauce. Then we got the nigiri- salmon, yellowtail & shrimp- so fresh & yummy! Then some rolls- California, spicy tuna, tiger & Las Vegas- really good. Our favorite was the salmon carpaccio & tuna carpaccio- amazing! I was absolutely stuffed at that point but Richard & my husband insisted we get the mochi to end our night & I could only eat one bite even though it was so good. This place is an absolutely beautiful restaurant with a nice sushi bar & more private dining seating as well. The service was excellent as the manager graciously accommodated us & Richard was so awesome. We'll definitely be back!

I originally wanted to give this place 4 stars just because I enjoyed the sushi chef team behind the counter. However, this crew was disorganized at best. Pre-dinner rush moving into peak dinner time and it all seemed to snowball on them. I think they did a fairly decent job managing what is a fairly large and confusing restaurant setup. The restaurant itself was comfortable and fairly quiet, with great ambiance provided by the really neat Japanese garden-esque vibe they have here. The sushi was pretty good for being in the landlocked desert of Nevada. I have had better sushi in Memphis, and worse sushi in Southern California. Lots of variables. That said, everything else that we ordered was a little flat, bland, or just not quite hitting the mark. We tried the all you can eat because we were mostly angling for sushi, but wanted a chance to try other things from the menu. They had run out of a few items early on including teriyaki chicken. They did manage to scrounge up an order for me, and it was the driest, most bland, and just disrespectful thing anyone has ever called teriyaki chicken that I've attempted eating. I didn't finish it. I've had better teriyaki chicken from a bagged product that had freezer burn. But again, I'll reiterate, the sushi is pretty good and may be worth the price to some. So for me, the staff gets 4 stars for the overall effort, despite appearing fairly aloof and yet somehow overwhelmed at the same time for the entire meal. The food is middle of the road sushi. Nothing that makes me want to come back to this place specifically.

Fantastic sushi in the Westgate hotel. Get the all you can eat option and you will not be disappointed. The atmosphere is awesome with the rainfall and pond. Feels that you are anywhere but in Vegas. Food is delicious. Service is top notch. Enjoy!

Just walked over for a bite... venue.. awesome sound of waterfall... great fresh sushi Come here to kick off ur night... or hash out a plan for life... or confess ur love... and eat goooooood fooooood in a spectacular venue

Beautiful views and mood lighting all around. Although the sushi had a lot of rice, it was expected since it's an all you can eat sushi spot. Not sure if regular orders are different. My fiancé and I received great customer service, and the wonderful server had a beautiful kimono on. The only negative was how salty the soy sauce is, but I read about that in previous reviews, so I tried it with caution. Regardless, the fish tasted fresh, the food was good, and the ambiance was amazing.

I cannot say enough about the service and the food while seated at the sushi bar. I got to know Wendy, who prepares the sushi rolls, nigiri, sashimi and many other specialties. Wendy was incredible because once she had my order, she always asked me how spicy I wanted it and if I wanted sliced peppers, etc., added to the order. I was so impressed with her focus on quality service that I ate there three times for dinner. The entire staff is very customer focused and their sushi bar food is great!

Such a beautiful restaurant within the Benihana restaurant. Great service, food and drinks. We had a wonderful time.

Sushi was not fresh. The chefs are talented and friendly but having to serve "buffet" sushi at conference lunch. Very minimal menu. I think it was 6 different choices and double the cost.

We read the reviews and were planning to avoid dining here, but Benihana had no availability and the Asian Kitchen place was closed, so we decided, "what the heck." With the expectation of supermarket sushi, 90% rice, poor service, etc., we were pleasantly surprised! Yes, there was a bit more rice and a little less of the fish than we were used to at fine sushi restaurants, but the quality of was good. We removed some of the rice and otherwise enjoyed ourselves. There were 15 rolls to choose from (https://dlq00ggnjruqn.cloudfront.net/documents/getDocument?id=9858&_ga-ft=1XOje4.0.0.0.0.208DsC0-1OpPZHc.0.0), and we had the spider, lemon land, shrimp & avocado, swingers (twice), royal flush, and dragon. We enjoyed the taste and quality of all of them, and were used to the quality sushi you'll find in So Cal. The miso soup was ok, a little watered down, and the Mochi ice cream was typical of store-bought, but we were there for the sushi, and it delivered. Ming was out waiter, and he was very attentive. He guided us to his preferred rolls, brought ponzu sauce in addition to soy sauce (he said the soy sauce was too salty, and we agreed. Maybe it is full sodium, and we've been used to low sodium?), and it went better with the sushi, in my opinion. My wife was fine with the soy sauce in smaller quantities. For $33 each, a good value and a good meal in a pleasant, uncrowded environment.

Amazing service and the food was great. We did the AYCE and have zero regrets. I would recommend their Las Vegas Roll and Rainbow Roll. Both were very good. The view was amazing and my baby girl was loving the running water. I'm glad I'm a Vegas local cause I am definitely excited to go again l

This was my first time trying an "All you can eat" sushi. I will not be returning to this establishment. The sushi rolls are loaded with rice and to be honest the flavor was bland. The wait between orders took forever. Not sure if they were understaffed or they do it on purpose. If you do try this place order the lemon land or the Las Vegas roll. They were the only two rolls that were okay.

Ambiance is the best thing about this place. Sushi is below average, even for AYCE. Would not return.

Ate here with my family last month. The ambiance was amazing. We sat in the back near the fountain. The sushi was fresh and beautifully presented. One member in our party has food allergies which they accommodated beautifully. The all you can eat option is no joke. We literally ate all we could.

After seeing the team off from a conference, sought out this place. The staff were very nice and expedient. The sushi chef was very kind, informative, and attentive. The endless sushi option is perfect and each plate of sushi was amazing!

October 27, 2018 Saturday - 5 PM for dinner 2 Adults Atmosphere - 3 stars Food - 3 stars Service - 5 stars Background - We went to Westgate to pick up our will call tickets for Barry Manilow. We noticed the time changed for the concert which forced us to stay on property for dinner. Our first choices were all booked. So sushi at Benihana's, aka Rikki Tiki. Atmosphere - Located in a small section of Benihana's. You really do sit in Benihana, but some reason they have the sushi as a separate restaurant. They are separate menus. Food Drink - Just water tonight. Sushi - The menu list of rolls was very short list. We ordered 5 rolls all together, and two were the spicy tuna. Many of the rolls actually said they were a California roll with an addition. The one I enjoyed was the Casino Royale, which was the California topped with tuna. Visually the roll looked great. Service - Our waitress was great. The person helping her barely spoke English. Future - Maybe.

The sushi here is supreme and the staff Wendy, Ming, Phung and master chef Kenjiro Akatsu are a perfect mixture of professionalism and delight. Worth waiting in line for. I recommend shelling out for a la crate. Enjoy Vegas, ya'll and stay safe.

The hotel guest services didn't know where this restaurant was in their own hotel! We had to ask the concierge desk for directions. We got to the hostess desk and a server was talking to us, but a female Manager with short white hair and glasses was rude and interrupted our conversation. I told her we wanted AYCE sushi for two people. She replied, "It's going to be 30mins, 45mins, maybe an hour because people stay forever for AYCE." I was confused because the restaurant wasn't busy and I even took a stroll through to see the seating. There were seats available! We stood by the hostess desk for approximately 40 mins. Every time the manager walked away from the desk, she would turn her notepad over, like she was hiding something. Finally, we told her to cross off our name and we were going somewhere else. She said, "Okay bye." *The AYCE menu is generic, nothing special*

I avoid AYCE sushi as a rule. It's always disappointing for me. I paid full price for a couple nice rolls and found them exactly the same as the rolls the AYCE customers had gotten. Mainly rice and tiny cuts if fish. Very disappointing experience in a beautiful setting. I live near by and won't go back.

Really disappointed with the quality of food and service. I made a reservation through OpenTable, checked-in despite the HUGE crowd (no social distancing enforced at the reception desk though they make an effort with seating), sat myself, no one gave me a menu or asked if I had been helped. The crab in the spider roll tasted rancid, the salad had a bizarre dressing that was unappetizing, and even the mochi at the end of the meal tasted artificial. I paid $36 something for one person and left, never to go back. And later I got an email from OpenTable saying I'd missed my reservation even though I checked in. I'm confused why the hotel houses such a low quality restaurant. DON'T EAT HERE!

The food and service was great! We loved the all you can eat option! If I had any complaints at all it would be that the cocktails weren't all that, but we didn't really expect them to be. Our waitress made up for it though with fast, exceptional service!

The all you can eat is a scam 'cause they don't say what time they have the ayce.... Me and my husband got a reservation for 9:15 (cause they said they were busy, but we got there and it was really empty) and they said they don't have ayce anymore .... Everyone there is rude and the food don't worth the price

Love the all you can eat menu! Our server, unfortunately I couldn't get his name, was very attentive. We brought our two-year-old and seven-year-old kids. He was super patient and understanding. The edamame and pot stickers were good from the all you can eat menu and the alcoholic beverages were great! The sushi was a little bit dry but then again, I was only able to get two rolls because I got full from the appetizers and eating fries prior to going to Rikki tikki. The all-you-can-eat menu is budget friendly and you'll definitely get a good deal!

What a great dining experience this evening! The space gracious, professional, and accommodating. The food was freakin' amazing. We did the 28.99 per person all you can eat dinner special. Good value!

In a city where everything is horribly overpriced this restaurant is reasonable pricing wise. Is this the best sushi? Definitely not. But what you get for the money compared to some other restaurants in the area is very fair.

No... Extremely limited menu for AYCE, no creative rolls, only basic plain crap with the same old ingredients. No sushi nigiri style, limited side options and to top it off, it is $5 higher than better sushi places. Do not recommend.

The food was very good but the service was horrible, ruined our honeymoon dinner. Took 10 minutes after being seated to get greeted by server. Once sushi arrived didn't see her for over a half hour. When she did come back and we asked for bill it took over 15 minutes to return with bill and another 5 minutes after that. Will never be back

terrible food, a real tourist trap, we ordered fried calamari and it came super burnt made in old oil, the sushi comes with little fish and a lot of rice, with. I won't be back anymore

Look, it's just awful. It's really the only time I've ever been to an all you can eat sushi dinner and left knowing that the house won. What you can order is extremely limited and rolls are mostly rice. The miso soup was meh (how do you screw that up?), the tempura was flavorless, the rolls had very little fish. Vegas has amazing sushi. And amazing all you can eat sushi for the same price or less. This was one of the worst meals I've had in Vegas. I was shocked by how bad it was. There's just no reason to eat here. But - our waitress, Nancy was wonderful. Five stars for her doing a tough job slinging that food.

Superb customer service and delicious food! We had a group of 8 derby folks, maybe a little rambunctious, and our server Ming was amazing! He was humorous and accommodating and very gracious. So thankful!

Would give 3.5 stars. Seaweed salad was good. Tuna Tataki and Spicy Hamachi Sashimi both excellent. My spicy tuna roll looked as if it had been stepped on. Considering how well everything else was plated, I was stunned this was presented in this condition. Standard rolls seemed overpriced.

Lackluster service, over-priced all-you-can-eat for the $28.99 you pay. You get two full rolls at once that have WAY too much rice and barely any fish. You can't try any more rolls until you finish what is on your plate, which is standard at AYCE, but what is NOT standard at AYCE is cheating customers by putting way too much rice on the rolls and no fish. For 2 diners and 1 glass of iced tea, the $67 I paid for dinner made me feel robbed. Hey Rikki Tiki Sushi ... take a look at your sad Yelp rating and examine your offerings and services. Do better.

As some one who gets sushi nearly once a week, all over the country, this place was one of the worst. The service was beyond slow just to get seated when most of the restaurant was empty to begin with. Once seated we were informed the "all you can eat" menu is a fraction of the size of the full menu. The all you can eat doesn't include any Nigiri and all the rolls on the menu were PRE made. They bought them out from the back and "cut" them in front of us. The quality of the fish was poor, and the rolls were rather bland. I have had better sushi from a grocery store. Very big let down, and makes me not want to dine anywhere else in this casino based of this quality.

We waited over an hour for our sushi which was 3/10 at best. We specifically asked for no cucumber and guess what... they ignored the request. Go eat somewhere else. Please. (Note I really hate writing negative reviews but the waiter insisted I do!)

Pleasantly surprised. Menu wasn't the most diverse for all you can eat but the unagi and salmon were good and my dinner partners enjoyed their meals. Also got Saki and miso with the all you can eat. Service was really good. No complaints.

Ming is a fantastic server and was very friendly and accommodating. We each did all you can eat and service was prompt and efficient. I even had a special dietary need that Ming assured me would be taken care of. I'm not sure what Kit's position is at the restaurant, but her glowing presence and extravagant wit kept me and my guests off guard and made an excellent dining experience. THANK YOU!!

The all you can eat sushi isn't great. Almost everything has cheap crab salad as filler. The fish was good though. The house sake was also cheap and very harsh. It wasn't bad but I wouldn't go back.

One of the worst dining experiences I've had in a recent memory. Long wait, mediocre sushi, terrible service. (Our waitress was wonderful, but they are clearly understaffed and she was super busy.) Never again!

This place is full of atmospheric romance. The sushi is so fresh and the rolls are large! Can you say delicious enough?! Salad was another blissful ginger fresh bite every time! I highly recommend that everyone should go here. I'll be back. Seriously so good and affordable which surprised us.

I was so disappointed!! The sushi was horrible!! Had absolutely no flavor. Very limited selection!! Not worth the 28 dollars!! So disappointing. GO SOMEWHERE ELSE DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY!!! I wish I could give it 0 stars!!

Horrible. No matter which type of sushi you order, it all tastes the same. We ordered the "all you can eat" special. They also have an "all you can drink sake & beer" special, but they didn't have any beer. The service was awful. It took over a half hour to get our first order and the second order never came. After waiting over a 1/2 hour for our second order I asked them to bring the dessert & check with the second order. They brought the dessert and the check, but not the food order. Total rip off!