Umiya Sushi

Jem was incredibly warm and kind. As a traveler far from home, her kindness truly touched my heart. She kept walking around to check if I needed anything, and even found something that wasn’t on the menu just for me. The food was amazing the sushi was so fresh and delicious, and the other dishes were just as wonderful. Thank you, Jem!! your warm care and smile made this place feel like home. 💛

We went to their late night special from 9pm to close for $21. The wait was maybe 15-20 min max during the week, I’m sure it would be a little longer if it was on the weekend. The sushi was great, all the apps were pretty good. We had a “limited menu” but honestly everything we had was amazing. I’m sure the full menu is just as great and worth it. Next time we’re definitely just doing half rolls to be able to try more. If eating late at night is your thing I’d definitely go again. (I hate eating late, but I made an exception for this)

Amazing. I was impressed with the speed of service and the quality of the food. The staff is attentive. This is a must try. I order as soon as I sat down and the food was out in less than a minute.

The late night all u can eat Ayce sushi $21.95 at Umiya is legit!! We came around 10pm and 80% of seats were full which was a good sign. We were quickly greeted and seated. What we ordered were as follows. Miso soup Tempura noodle Spicy Scallop roll Smoked salmon Seafood Dynamite Salmon belly Yum yum crab Tina poke Baked oyster Chicken katsu Pork belly (this one is average) Bugulgi fries Snow white roll Flamingo roll Kiss of fire Firecracker Service is great and dishes were served quickly. (Sometimes they were busy so you have to let them know you are ready to order.) At night, the restaurant is a little bit dark so I have to look at the menu very closely. You can get a free Thai tea (valued $5) after you leave a review on Yelp. I don’t leave whatever reviews for just a complimentary drink so I waited until my husband and I finished all orders. I wrote this review and gave 5 stars since I really enjoyed it. There is a 60 min limitation so I will recommend to come earlier as you can. Overall, we enjoyed Umiya and will definitely come back.

We always enjoy ths place. Food is good and service is good. Normally very busy. We went this time on a Sunday and not busy.

Listen, I don’t know who at Umiya Sushi decided that after 9 PM, sushi should suddenly be cheaper than a trip to Taco Bell, but I’d like to formally nominate them for sainthood. Because for $21.99 all-you-can-eat sushi after 9 PM?! That’s not just a deal that’s a midnight miracle. Now before you judge me, yes, I was that person walking in at 8:59 like I was clocking into a shift. I had a game plan. I stretched. I hydrated. I made eye contact with the sushi bar like, “You’re mine tonight.” And let me tell you Umiya delivers. Fresh rolls flying out like it’s a conveyor belt of dreams. Nigiri, hand rolls, tempura-fried this, spicy mayo-drizzled that—I lost track somewhere between the garlic salmon nigiri and the shrimp tempura roll that slapped me in the soul. Also, don’t sleep on the appetizers—literally. The gyoza? Golden. The spicy edamame? Life-changing. The miso soup? Hydrates your body and your poor decision-making from the strip. Now the vibe? It’s giving late-night sushi lounge meets slightly-too-bright cafeteria lighting, but who cares? You’re not here to flirt—you’re here to conquer a mountain of raw fish like the sushi warrior you are. Come with friends, but the kind who know sushi etiquette. The $21.99 deal says AYCE, not “order 30 things and eat 5.” If you waste sushi at Umiya, you deserve to step on a Lego barefoot. Umiya is the GOAT of post-9PM sushi spots. It’s cheaper than therapy, tastier than your ex’s cooking, and far more satisfying than whatever else you were gonna do after 9 PM. Would roll myself out again. Sushi coma and all.

Let’s face it: Las Vegas is extremely expensive nowadays. There are few deals to be had for hotels anywhere on or immediately adjacent to the strip, and food around the strip is going to cost you a ton of money. A beer in our hotel was $18 for a domestic, and close to $30 for a cocktail. Since I can’t get good sushi in Huntsville, Alabama, I am always eager to go to a place that I know has good sushi, and Las Vegas is one of them. A GF and I went to Umiya based on the reviews we read, and we were not disappointed. Most people do the all you can eat (AYCE) and we were no exception. The price is very reasonable ($35.95), and if you go late at night, it is ridiculously cheap, at about $21. A few things we noticed that were confusing on their menu, that we had to clarify before we started ordering. Both tables around us asked the same questions, so we were not alone. 1. You have 60 minutes from the time you start ordering to use your AYCE benefit. Some photos of menus shown in reviews say 75 minutes, but our menus said 60, so you have less time to stuff yourself! 😂 We were there about an hour, and it did NOT seem like they were using a stopwatch on us! 😃 2. When they talk about ordering one item at a time, they are really referring to special order higher value items. They have a little blue ball with a number 1 located next to the item on the menu. Premium items, which you can only order if you get the premium AYCE ($10 more), are also identified with a maroon colored “P.” We were perfectly satisfied with the scores of normal offerings they had, so it was not worth it to us. This part seemed a little confusing and was what the other tables were asking about as well. Yes, you can order 10 items of sushi at one time if you would like! Not “one”🐟 3. The items included in the AYCE include pretty much everything on the menu, be it soups, sushi, tempura, or special small plates. 4. The fish was tasty and fresh. Not the best I have ever had, but still very respectable and good quality. And given the prices, fantastic. Fairly thin strips of fish, but long, and about a third of the rice you would normally have with Nigiri sushi, so you are not getting filled up on rice! 🍚 With both of us getting drinks, and the AYCE, we got out for under $100. While you can order à la carte, if you are getting more than five to six two-piece orders, you are definitely better off just going with the AYCE. Definitely keep this place in mind for affordable, good tasting sushi. If it is during prime dinner hours, consider making a reservation, as it got quite busy as we were leaving. We made our reservation via Open Table. Will be back.

Went for the Happy Hour All you can eat after 9 pm, 21.95 per person. AMAZING. Service was prompt, we were seated quickly and rolls came with lightning speed even though the dining room was full. Make a reservation if you can. You have 60 min to enjoy but they didn't delay in the orders at all. Nice clean restaurant with a pleasant vibe. Sushi was FIRE and an amazing value. Posted pics of the menu and QR code....hope it helps other patrons;)