Sapporo Japanese Steakhouse & Revolving Sushi

One of the better habachi places I’ve been to. We had a large party so the food is a little slower to be prepared for so many people but it gives you ample time to chit chat. All the food was delicious. Nothing was undercooked. They have this weird yellow sauce is the small ramekin that is so tasty. Pairs well with the meat and side. Weird but it works. Zero complaints about this place. Service was great and they always made sure to check in with you.

If you need a fast lunch because you're in your lunch break or in between appointments, hit this sushi place! You sit & Wham the food is there in a revolving belt and you can eat right away. Lots of varieties & you also can order hot food directly from the kitchen.

Great selection of revolving fresh sushi. Also have tables for freshly cooked steak. Salmon, tuna, squid, clam, yellowtail, shrimp, lobster and more!

Fresh great tasting sushi 🍣 and friendly atmosphere. I love the revolving conveyor belt concept. There were many options of rolls, sashimi and also had edamame and Gyoza. 🥟 My favorites were the Mexican rolls and the lobster tempura rolls. Service was excellent and would definitely recommend a try!

While not a fan of conveyor belt Sushi since it's arrival in The States back in the early eighties (chasing your dishes on slightly too fast belts leads to indigestion IMHO), this resto won me over with its great price point, ease of ordering non-conveyor items, and simple tracking of meal spending via single priced ($2.99) conveyor items and tablet ordered/tallied kitchen items. My only peeve is the parking, consistently challenging as I always come with my mobility challenged elderly mom. One star off. Was very impressed feeding 5 for dinner for $131 (tax & tip incl.) on my first visit, unable to find a table in a timely manner at another sushi resto. Definitely recommend.

So much fun! The sushi was delicious and the staff was so sweet and attentive to anything we needed. I came with a large group and they accommodated us and made it such a special experience for us. I wish I was local so I could visit sooner but I’ll definitely be back next time I’m in Vegas!

Very unique with the revolving sushi and misc. Food items. It reminded of toy trains going by your table. Pretty cool. You can either just pick something off of conveyer belt as you please, order from menu, or both. If not doing sushi, they also offer teppanyaki where cook is in front of you. Full bar also. Friendly service. Went for lunch, got seated right away, they weren't that busy which is always nice.

This is a really fun place to eat. I've gone back several times and never been disappointed. The sushi conveyor belt is my favorite part. Food is good. Service is a little lacking. Tables and seats are always clean and waiting. If you're looking for a place with a fun atmosphere give this place a try. Be warned, it always feels like a buffet with it's priced by the plate.

Good food and atmosphere, fair prices. I enjoy every visit. The Hibachi chef was skilled and creative. We definitely had a good time.

Love this place! No better feeling than sitting down and immediately being able to eat. The food is always good quality, especially for the price. They have a full menu and all the normal options when you get tired of the items on the conveyer. Great service provided by the staff as well!

I haven't been here for awhile but I was in the adjacent plaza across the street and figured a quick sushi lunch was just what I needed. Seated promptly, Kaitlin was my server...very responsive and professional. Conveyor belt sushi tends to be middle of the road as far as selection, quality etc... but Sapporo I think is a step or two up from the norm. My problem when I go to one is that I usually wind up eating more than when I go to an AYCE place and spend more due to the per plate price as opposed to the one AYCE price. But I guess since I don't really have to wait for a selection to be brought and I can just grab it off the belt. On to the food.... Today it seemed that the belt was salmon and tuna heavy as far as the nigiri choices... that's not bad , just saying.. I'm not a maki person anyway. I had a total of nine plates, mostly the aforementioned tuna and salmon choices. I did have surf clam and octopus and scallops and halibut as well. All the fish was chilled, decent size portions, not overwhelmed by the rice. A nice scoop of wasabi and ginger was brought as well, but not a little bowl to put the soy in. (I very rarely use much anyway). Sorry to say that there was no bbq eel nigiri on the conveyor, but I think that's probably because of the Americanized sushi choices. I did use the touch screen and robo-train dealie to order and receive a creamy tuna hand roll which was pretty tasty. Overall, pretty darn good, they did offer a military discount. Sorry, no photo's... most of these places pretty much look the same

Pretty good! Tuna lover's dream. Revolving sushi makes things go a lot faster and ordering stuff to your table is pretty easy too! Waitress was nice and attentive as well. Super easy to fill up! Honestly no complaints but it can be pretty pricey compared to other all you can eat style places. But if you like a lot of nigiri / smaller rolls and variety, you'll love it! Gets super busy after 5pm but still I can hear who is eating with me so it's not too loud with music.

This is a hidden gem of Las Vegas. The food is good and the price is cheap. Everything we had was good. The server are attentive and fast. The only negative side is the long waiting time but its all worth it. Food: 4/5 Price: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Ambiance: 3/5

This resturant has both a revolving sushi area and a habachi grill area. We ate in the sushi area and noticed that the habachi grill area was not open since they apparently did not have a chef during our visit (so you might call ahead to check). The revolving sushi conveyor is a nice concept it you want to try a variety of sushi, but we mostly ordered our sushi roll and other items from the electronic menu on the table since not a lot of the conveyor looked appealing to us. The food overall is good, but nothing outstanding and the sushi rolls were compartively thinner than other sushi resturants we have eaten at in the Las Vegas area. The service was okay, but the staff could have been more attentive especially when it came to explaining to new customers about the conveyor sushi, that there is an electronic menu available on the table you can order from, and how the delivery robot on the top works (they pretty much just took our drink order, collected dishes and brought us the bill). Overall, this dining experience was okay, but I feel like the AYCE sushi establishments are far better.

Initially, the restaurant offers an open and aesthetically pleasing atmosphere, along with an interesting concept that's not entirely new. Overall, my dining experience was decent, but it didn't quite align with my preferences. However, I might return to try their hibachi offerings, which seem promising. When it comes to the sushi, it was of good quality, and the pricing at $2.99 per plate is reasonable. However, the experience was slightly disrupted by the need to keep track of the number of plates we'd consumed. In my previous experiences with similar concepts, it was typically either A: ordering what you desire or B: enjoying an all-you-can-eat arrangement where you can freely choose dishes. If you prefer a more relaxed and straightforward pricing structure where you don't have to worry about plate counts, this might not be the ideal place for you. Our server was friendly and competent, but there wasn't much for them to do since most of the ordering was done through an iPad. In my opinion, if you're planning to visit, focusing on the hibachi options might provide a better dining experience. I'll provide an update if that turns out to be the case.

Food is still good but unfortunately service has been a complete miss. Had food we ordered come out before our server took our drink order. Tried calling for a server multiple times and nobody came over for 20 minutes. When we were ready to pay the bill we had to get up and find someone to pay. This was also during lunch hours and it wasn't even busy.

Frequenting both locations over the years, always great experience, until tonight. With the new hours, we arrived around 4:15, 3 adults , two kids, I arrived after party seated, never saw a waitstaff, I wandered around the empty entrance looking for someone, seemed to be a crowd of staff all chatting in room to the side, but i didn't want to interrupt them. Finally got a waitress ( it was our assigned ) and tried to order a drink while standing in middle of floor near bar, waitress didn't seem too familiar with making a drink but she managed to make something although not as ordered ,,, sushi conveyor was lightly filled, first i had were mediocre, conveyor started filling up, and i noticed more staff showing up toward 5:00,, a waitress was behind the bar for a bit, and made me an adequate drink, I told her about the almost 100% tonic water first one, but didn't push it. ( the first table waitress never asked if drink was ok ) in fact she only came by once later in sitting, I didn't bother to say anything. I think a host showed up at 5:00 , he was seating folks, and got my bill for me ,, he referred to me as "Boss" which I guess is common lingo nowadays, but insulting to me, so last time i'll ever do business with him,, overall disappointing, even the scratchy background music.

This is not cheap sushi, but it's delicious. Although I don't understand the whole tipping 18% when the waiters bring you water - it'd be more authentic if they just set up a self serve water & green tea station. Nevertheless, the quality is here. Try the salmon belly if you can.

You can never go wrong with revolving sushi . It's been years but I'm glad this location opened up in Centennial Hills side of town. It has ample parking. We come here all the time for quick bites or with add on ramens. Everything is freshly made and all taste delightful. It's pretty much all you can eat without wasting any food because you'll know when to stop! It's inexpensive too! The waiting staff are friendly and attentive.

This sushi spot has become a go-to for me, and every visit has been a delight. The introduction of rotating sushi was a game-changer - being able to pick and choose from the belt, each plate offering 2 to 3 delicious pieces, made the experience truly enjoyable. What surprised me most is that even when I dined alone, it didn't feel awkward or like a waste of money. In fact, it's the perfect place for solo sushi cravings. With various options of sushi rolls, edamame, seaweed salad, and other appetizers, each plate comes at a reasonable price, around three dollars. It's a quick and easy spot to satisfy your sushi cravings, making every visit a tasty adventure. Highly recommend for sushi enthusiasts or anyone looking for a fuss-free and delightful dining experience!

I've never actually eaten sushi before. So for my son's birthday dinner, we went here. Very nice atmosphere, calm, clean, darker and very nice. So since I'm a sushi newbie, this was really cool looking! I've never seen rotating sushi before! You just grab and go! The sever comes yo grt your drink order at the start, but then when you're all done, you touch the screen for them to check out your order. They count your plates and that's it. This is for the revolving sushi only-its different for ala carte orders that arrive to you via little robot on above the sushi belt! It's pretty cool! As long as it's more lobster, I'll be back! Very nice experience!

Never disappoints. We always expect a wait which is no biggie because they have a little bar area. After checking in we hop & skip over to the bar for our favorite bartender Jill. Jill is great! Always rockin' the Sapporo Hawaiian shirt :) We typically have a couple rounds of hot sakes and draft kirins. Most times we get the text that our table is ready and we ask to be skipped for a bit lol Once all toasty & ready, we head over to be seated for amazing food! We usually order off the kiosk from the kitchen but have grabbed off the belt here and there. Love the staff here, all very nice and very attentive. Thanks Sapporo! --the regulars (stephs)

Too lazy to drive to Chinatown so we came here on a Saturday evening. Waitlist time was between 15-24mins. Our actual wait time was closer to 45mins. The "waiting area" doesn't have anywhere to sit. The only option is outside or at the bar. The interior is design is gray in color. It also has a teppanyaki section so if you're looking for a quiet restaurant, this isn't it. You will hear the sizzling of food, the clanking of utensils, and the excitement of those around the chef. We came in for the revolving sushi. If you don't know how it works, a conveyor belt comes around with assortments of sushi, nigiri, edamame, etc. you take what you want to eat and the total is taken at the end based off the number of plates you eat. If you don't see what you want pass by you can always order from the touch screen. You can also find more premium items and items that don't easily fit in the small plates. The tablet is also where you can request assistance from a server and request your bill. Food wise there are a lot of classics such as tako, ika, dragon rolls etc. we noticed a few new items on the menu such as the tako wasabi. The serving size is pretty large. The tako is raw so there is a texture you have to get used to. It also has a nice kick to the spice. Everything tasted pretty normal. The only thing we thought tasted off was the ika. Service tonight was a little slow. The only time servers came by was to collect the lids from the plates and remove large dishes. No one checked in or offered any refills. We tried using the request button a few times but no one showed up. We eventually had to flag someone down to get refills. Ordering ice cream at the end also took a while to come.

Thursday night dinner around 9 PM, got seated right away. Each plate off revolver is $3. Sushi was fresh. We ordered a few items off the tablet that was also tasty. Fun and affordable way to try lots of small plates. FYI, you can't order off the Habachi menu if you are seated at revolving sushi but if you are seated at the Habachi tables you can order sushi.

May 4th, 5:20 pm was our visit. Terrible service. Was there for 45 minutes didnt get one water refill. Really? Thats why you got a 8 dollar tip on a 70 dollar bill fyi. 2nd: i ordered udon, which they have no description of whats in it. It had a big blob of something and green onions, but i took one bite and was not a fan. Maybe some people like it but not good imo. That being said the server who didnt come around at all didnt even ask why it wasnt eaten. Whatever this place used to be the spot. At least the pepper tuna is better and had some Color!

We attended Sapporo in Chinatown, and I absolutely loved it. It was very cozy with intimate booths and attentive service. I started with hot green tea, which was delicious and a perfect companion to the food. There is an ordering station right at the table, and when your order is ready it is delivered by the cutest robot along the conveyor belt which comes right to your table. Everything was fresh and delicious, the nigiri was all fantastic, and the sushi was wonderful. I'd definitely visit again, and at $2.99 a plate, everything is very affordable and you can eat at your own pace.

Need to update due to my last experience. I've been here a few times, and unfortunately, this last visit was the worst service I've ever gotten. The food is always good and consistent at all locations I've been to. Sushi is always good and fresh. The Ramen is equally as delcious. The pork belly is a NO. Don't order it. The meat is extremely hard. See photo. I wasted my money. Yesterday, our server was nowhere to be found. We had to ask other servers if they could find our server so we could ask for things we need. We even ordered dessert, but NO FORK OR SPOONS were given. Umm, I will not use chopsticks for Tiramisu. When we were ready to pay, we requested our bill via machine on the table. Waited another 10 minutes and no server. We kept seeing everyone else but not her. Next thing, I finally see her standing by the bar. She saw me looking at her, and then she started to run to our table. Errr Overall, I'd still return here but would not want to sit in the section of the one particular server. It was horrible.

Great place if you are new to sushi. You can have a good selection without the commitment of a full roll. You pay by the plate. It can get crazy, cause sometimes you can just eat and eat and eat and then see the pile of plates on the side of the table and almost wish the count wasn't what it really is. But it's a fun environment. You can also order from the little iPad thing at the table and your order will arrive from a little robot train that runs between the tables. Service is fine. You don't really interact with anyone until you hit "request bill" and then they come and count your pile of plates. There is a hibachi area and it's pretty large. There are a good 5 tables on that side. They have a nice bar to choose some cocktails from and good dessert options. Great place when you are ready to build up a leaning tower of plates and also when you want to eat light and try and limit your plate count. But good luck cause it's fresh and pretty good sushi. I go in with the intentions of making the plate count minimal, but then feel like I shouldn't disappoint my waiter buy thinking he can't count past 10.

Worst Sapporo In Vegas. No this isn't about the food. I've been to all of the other Sapporo locations besides this one and they all have consistent tastes. My mother & I are both Mexican woman. (Only saying this because this is in a light skinned side of town.) From the moment we walked in, we weren't even greeted. The two front desk attendants were young women who only chit chatted amongst each other. Then once we sat down and actually ate the food, we were not serviced at all compared to the other people who sat next to us. No refills, no asking if we were doing good, nothing. I just think its funny how everyone else around our section was given great service except for the only two colored people in the restaurant. If you're any other skin tone than white, go to any other location, or just dont expect good service. Thanks.

Sapporo is an experience. Everything on the revolving belt is one price - $3, well below average for nigiri sushi. The sushi selection on the belt is wide, including a variety of types of salmon, yellowtail and tuna, plus some surprises like escolar. There's even some very respectable belly tuna (only 1 piece per portion, though). You can also order anything via touchscreen from their broader sushi, sashimi and appetizer menu, which is delivered to your booth by miniature train car above the belt. Total price was roughly the same as AYCE sushi at about $40pp including drink, tax and tip.

Always good food at Sapporo. I like the waitlist feature for the sushi side. It's very convenient.

Tried this place out because we heard about the revolving sushi line which caught our interest. So its a cool little place theres a hibachi grill where the cooks grill your food great for family get togethers! The conveyor has different sushi rolls about 3-4 pieces, nigiri, edamame, gyoza, etc. each plate off the conveyor belt is 2.99$ There are also more specialty rolls, more appetizers, hot dishes, etc. It comes out on a little train that stops at your table and leaves when you grab your plates. Overall pretty cool and a good experience my only complaint is that it doesn't beat all the all you can eat sushi places out there. Will come back to try the hibachi experience though.

I usually love visiting Sapporo at any of their locations, and maybe we visited on a bad night, but service wasn't great. The sushi itself was great. Good quality and very big selection. But other than that, I'm not sure our last visit had any other redeeming qualities. My sister and I walked in and put ourselves on the waitlist on the Ipad at the host desk. None of the hosts standing there greeted us, or said anything. The wait was quoted about 10 minutes, but we ended up waiting closer to 20. I get it, because it was a weekend and we were walkins, but an update from the hosts would've been nice. When we were seated we got our drinks immediately and were excited to start eating. The duration of our meal was fine. We ordered dessert through the ipad and when it arrived, we realized we had no utensils. We used the "Call Server" button and a few minutes later he arrived and we asked for some spoons and the check. 5 minutes went by and our server came back with the check and no spoons. He realized and said he'd be right back. 5 more minutes passed, and he hadn't returned. Another 5 minutes go by and my sister and I are getting confused. Eventually we flagged down another server and asked for the spoons again. We hadn't seen our server until my sister put the card in the checkbook, and then, within a minute, our server was back to pick up the check. Service was definitely lacking. Maybe we caught them on a bad night. Will probably be back to their other location.

The service was fantastic The sushi was good The touch screen to order food was dirty and a bit off putting.

Twice over the past few months I have ordered takeout. Once via their "Storefront on Door Dash" and once via Uber Eats Delivery. Both times, they didn't have on of the sushi nigiri plates I ordered. Instead of removing the item digitally so I wasn't charged, the restaurant just didn't include it, didn't tell me (other than a barely visible red mark through the item line and the word out on the printed receipt on the first order), and still charged me. DoorDash nor the store would refund me for the missing item so I had to file a credit card dispute. Second time, Uber eats refunded the item. I can understand not having an item, but to still charge the customer is unacceptable.

Hey y'all another review from the food junkie We Went out to eat for dinner on a Thursday night to try a new place The location of the restaurant wasn't bad at all located in a open parking lot with other food places and things to do The restaurant it's self is nice and spacious they have one side for the habachi and one side for the sushi We sat at the sushi side and the sushi came on a revolving belt with some premade sushi I will honestly say that is not my first pick when it comes to sushi I like ordering it so it is made fresh There is a electronic menu that you can order from right at your table and then a little tray comes directly to you I would HIGHLY recommend ordering your food that way So that you get a good experience and better quality I would still recommend to go check out the habachi side again the restaurant it self looks nice Sushi quality for me just wasn't as fresh but I'm looking forward to trying the habachi next time and I can do a review for that

First time ever going to a revolving sushi restaurant and had a great experience. On the revolving belt there is various rolls going around all coating 2.99. On their menu they had great verity of rolls and appetizers that you can also order from. The marinated pork belly was amazingly delicious. All of the fish was very fresh. They have about 12 different dessert options on the menu. The pineapple sorbet was really delicious and refreshing. Definitely plan on coming back and trying other rolls

Top of the line!!cold the best done here in Las Vegas.its unbeatably it's complete !¡¡!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The food was awesome! And it is delivered "by" your table on a conveyor belt ! Steakhouse seating is available with reservations. Worth the 15 minute wait! The restaurant itself is pretty inside! I recommend this restaurant!

3.5 stars for quality, bumped up to 4 for affordability. If you're looking for reasonably priced, solid (but not amazing) sushi in Vegas, this is a great option. Everything tasted fine, fish freshness varied a bit so we waited for the better looking nigiri to come around after a few rotations of the belt. The nigiri that came out on the a la carte orders were definitely better, but they do cost a little more! We ended the night with the honey toast. Be warned, it is very yummy but it is HUGE!! Big enough to fit four scoops of vanilla ice cream on top. All in all, we would come back if in the area again, but I wouldn't seek it out.

We enjoyed the great fresh flavors and variety! Easy ordering or selections from conveyor belt. Fun experience for families too!

Although a gimmick, I personally have a lot of fun with revolving sushi and would recommend it to any sushi eater to try at least once! The way it works is there's a belt with small plates of different sushi revolving around the restaurant, and the plates will pass every table as it moves around. If you see something you like, you just grab it. If plates are not being restocked frequently enough or the one you want keeps getting taken before it can make it to you, there's a tablet at your table that you can order from and have delivered to you on a separate belt. It's $3/plate, and they count all your plates at the end. The quality of the fish here isn't up there but it's a lot better than many other revolving sushi restaurants I've tried. My favorite thing about revolving sushi other than the fact that it's revolving is how each order is a small plate with a small serving, which means you can try a wider variety of sushi. It's great for the food adventurers who want to go wild and try everything on the menu!

Food was good . Busy night . Harbor freight was near so it made the wait time go by fast while I shop at the store.

So delicious each time I've been going for years and the quality has gone down a bit but not to bad it's still a must see

This location closes at 11 pm, so we decide to stop by even though it was 10:15 pm. We figure we have 45 minutes to eat. We walk in and right away the hostess and two servers idling by the reception area roll their eyes at. They inform us last call is in 9 minutes, so we think it's alright, we don't mind we just wanted ramen. We get sat down and order drinks (there's 5 of us). Everything is fine until before even being able to pull a dish from the line the bartender (I assume because he spent his time after coming to our table behind the bar) comes over and rudely states that in less than 5 minutes he's going to come over and pick up our plates, drop the check off, and we won't be able to take anything after. And then ends with "understood?" Like if we're children. The guy walks away and I talk it over with my family and needless to say we have no issue walking out... A full 35 minutes before their actual closing time because an unprofessional crew and rude server/bartender decided they wanted to spread their misery to their customers. When the guy watches us get up and start leaving he has the audacity to ask if everything is alright and that he "didn't mean to insinuate anything". Too late buddy. We're now on our way to find somewhere else to eat. Until this place gets shaken up and friendlier, more professional staff is hired we won't be coming back and we won't be referring anyone at all. Save yourself the headache, go somewhere else.

ZERO STARS!! I ate here with some friends on Sunday afternoon of 5/25/24. Later that night I became ill. By Tuesday 5/28/24 I was in the ER, violently ill and diagnosed with food poisoning. Later that night I found out that my friends were also suffering from food poisoning. Common denominator...Sapporo Japanese Steakhouse! Needless to say I will NEVER eat here again and will tell everyone I know what happened. Word of mouth spreads fast. I know we were not the only ones poisoned that day.

Okay, first of all the food is great and the restaurant is nice. ... however, how are you going to advertise yourself as a teppanyaki place and not have the staff to provide this option? Just went there today, 12/23/23 at 2:45pm and there were all kinds of signs advertising discounts on the teppanyaki / hibachi experience due to their 4th anniversary, and we were told that we couldn't be accommodated until after 4pm because there only one chef. Meanwhile there was NOBODY on the teppanyaki side of the restaurant... So why advertise something you can't provide? We went there specifically for a double birthday celebration and had to walk out and make other plans because apparently someone cannot staff their business appropriately. We were very disappointed and not sure we will be back. Perhaps new management is in order? Funny. Yelp has just reminded me that this is the second time I've reviewed this place and the last time was 2 stars as well. Seems like a pattern of conduct here.

Went Sunday 5/26 for lunch. Got the worst food poisoning- my friend as well and hers was worse. I'm just now feeling back to normal. I had sushi and ramen but I sent the ramen back because it tasted off. My friend had only sushi. Not going back again.

This is the best place to go with my friend, because she has bariatric surgery and we can easily choose our own portions. I love being able to sit down and immediately start eating, if the right plate happens to me moving by on the conveyor belt. I love that all the ordering and interaction can be completed with the screen and the food just comes out. My fave is the New Zealand King Salmon nigiri.

Came here a few weeks ago. The food was great and the prices were even better. Pay attention to the cost of the alcoholic drinks.

This was the second time we ate at Sapporo Revolving Sushi. The food and atmosphere was great. The service was excellent, they took great care of us.

The ambiance is whimsy, since it has a conveyor you can pick plates from. The food is ok, but not too many choices. Servers don't really stop by your table, unless you call them from the ordering tablet.

I haven't been to a restaurant like this one in years. I forget how much fun it was to have our food cooked in front of us as we laughed and had a fun night celebrating my grandson's and my son's birthday! The food was so delicious and the staff was great. Nice atmosphere even for a two year old. Cozy and relaxing.

I really enjoy this spot. It is a favorite to order from, and i also enjoying sitting down. They have a better selection on the belt daily here than the centennial location.

Military discount. This is the way to eat sushi without over eating. It's also perfect for a quick eat and run as long as seats are available. The food is fresh and a good variety to choose from. The place is clean and the staff is friendly

Food and service is great! Very busy though on weekends. They have a virtual wait list which helps.

Sushi craving satisfied !!! It's the way to try variety sushi's.. I love the ambiance and it's very good!!! Highly recommended

My first visit and not disappointed with the ambiance, service, food selection and price for what you pay. Food quality is definitely up there with great selection. I would definitely come back to Sapporo when visiting Vegas. Oh also, they give military discount which is always a plus