Yama Sushi The Strip

For AYCE, they stuff you with a lot of rice, so be aware of that. The option for premium items is way more than what they charge in Chinatown, so if you can drive to Chinatown, you can skip this place. They charge $35 for the less premium option, similar place only charge $30 with all premium options. Positive note, appetizers are great, service is really good. Salmon belly was really really delicious.

This place hits the spot! A great selection of sushi, appetizers and other meals. We did AYCE and it was a fairly priced. We enjoyed every roll we ordered. Don’t hesitate to eat here! Especially if you’re looking for sushi in Vegas but you’re not looking to break the bank.

You know, generally, when you see a sushi place, advertise an "All you can eat" option it's always skeptical to me however out of 10 of 12 dishes we had, only 1 wasn't that good and in my opinion that's a great ratio! Great service from a couple of the servers. They were very polite, caring, and fun. The quality of the food was great and it was fresh. I loved the experience! A short 20-minute walk from the Venetian, and that's a great walk for the food! I chose ths all you can eat for about $38 with tax.

Great place!! If this was in prime location prices would probably be double!! Amazing!! Definitely will be back, food was perfect, only had Nigiri…a lot of it, so fresh and tasty :))

Delicious all you can eat spot! There are plenty of options to eat and everything was delicious. The menu has a heart symbol next to items that you can only order one per person of. Those items were also the best in my opinion. The service was quick and helpful. And the food came out quickly. There is plenty of parking outside but a good bit of it is taken up by the Budget rental place nearby so all the close spots might be taken. Definitely recommend giving this place a shot!

Nigiri was so fresh and all the sushi was absolutely delicious! And you can order half rolls so you can try more variety! 10/10 highly recommend!

The food is fresh and nice. Rolls and nigiri are good since the rice portion in each sushi is small and thin. Price for lunch is $30, dinner $35. They have parking right in front of the restaurant.

Pretty reasonable lunch menu options are offered. The sashimi menu was amazing! I'm usually cautious with raw fish, as I get sick easily, but I saw how they handle the food (as the sushi is prepared right in front of the customers), so I dismissed all my concerns. I had no problems after eating there. 👌 I also ordered some avocado rolls, and they were tasty and huge. Great service too!

One of my favorite sushi spots in Vegas! Food is good and the service is exceptional! My wife and I always make time to go here when we visit and every time, Genine goes out of her way to ensure that we have an amazing experience! It's great to see a familiar face. A huge smile, great attentive service, and good food definitely can't be beat! They definitely don't skimp out on the AYCE! Til next time Genine! Thanks again!

I came here twice while at work for a quick bite. I ordered a "Baby One More Time" sushi roll, miso soup, and ice cream. The baby one more time is a little spicy for my taste but I still ate it all! I'm definitely going back if I'm craving sushi. The waitress who took my order was very nice and gave me an ice cream for free. The restaurant looks small from the outside, however inside it actually is a decent size. Very cute interior!

We got seated quickly and decided to eat a la cart. The food came out so fast, probably less than 5mins. The food exceeded our expectations and we ended up switching to AYCE. The staff was super attentive and polite. Would def recommend this place

Mixed feelings. The options are good and my party ordered a lot of food - it came out fast! Service was friendly and helpful. It's a small, typical sushi spot but the seating wasn't too cramped. I gave it 3 stars because 3 of the 4 in my group were locked in the bathroom after we visited. If this weren't the case, I would have given it more stars and a better recommendation. Maybe it was a fluke or something else, but not sure I'd go back for this reason.

My FAV sushi place now. GREAT service. So inexpensive for what you get with the All you can eat option A. You can order from almost the entire menu. What's not to like?!?! So yummy! I love both locations I've been to. I always look forward to this spot when I visit Vegas.

I read the reviews, and after eating at a Sushi restaurant in one of the nearby casinos, which was way overpriced and under-flavored, I decided to try this one away from the casino world. I'm happy I did. The service was friendly and helpful. And the location made for a nice walk back after eating. This isn't Nobu quality sushi, but what I ordered was good. The all you can eat option is nice. I enjoyed twice as much sushi, with better flavor than the casino restaurant (the Venetian), and the cost was half. I would definitely return.

Small but pleasant place , friendly service , clean , nice ambiance. Price is reasonable. Food was tasty The fried popcorn lobster was my favorite. Miso soup was great.

We have gone to Yama Sushi the strip every Las Vegas strip for a couple of years. It's not really a very Japanese place. They serve tea and coffee mugs and provide plastic utensils. They might make their own pickle Ginger because it is very dry, not nearly as good as most. Until this visit, we always got good service and that made up for their shortcomings. This time, however, the waitress had trouble communicating and doing her job. We won't be back.

My hunny and I were at Resorts World across the street and decided we wanted to eat at an all you can eat sushi place. This location was perfect since it was right across of the road, please much walking distance. We went during an awkward time probably around 4-5 pm. When we arrived the place was pretty empty. When we were seated, our waiter gave us menus and asked what we wanted to drink. We continued to look at the menu and were ready to order. The waiter took our order and maybe we waited for 5-10 minutes until our order went out. This first round of food was amazing. We ordered rolls and appetizers. When we were finishing our first round, we looked at our menus and waited till our waiter came back. He didn't come back or check on us when we were slightly finishing. Finally after 10-15 minutes, my hubby asked our waiter to take another round of our order. We ordered more rolls, appetizers, and my udon. For this order, we waited a very long time. I would say 30-45 minutes. At this time, I didn't notice that much people came into the restaurant. Once we got our food, we ate. The quality for this round was alright but definitely not like the first time. When we finished our meal, we waited for our waiter to return back to us to check on how we were doing. During this time we waited a very long time. We scanned the restaurant and could not find him. There were other servers or support staff available but no one seemed to help us. Finally my hubby stood up and looked to see if our waiter was on a break. He made eye contact with the restaurant owner but he conveyed to me that she looked away or did not walk towards our table to help us. Finally, our waiter came back to our table to give us our check. We quickly paid for our meal and left. I would recommend going to the other locations. I was very disappointed with this visit. I have been to this location prior and it was great service and food. I hope it can improve its service and food quality.

Super friendly service and spacious ambiance! Great option to support a local family owned business if you're on the strip. They have an AYCE and a la carte option, compared to the Strip, the prices are pretty reasonable (but still a bit expensive for a sushi joint like this). The shrimp tempura was crispy and fresh, rolls were plump and ikura was good given we're in the middle of a dessert haha

By far the best sushi place I've been at in Vegas. Excellent service, our waiter was amazing. He did everything possible to help us out with the menu options. Also was able to make the sushi as I wanted. Soy paper and added cream cheese to my sushi order. We did 4 all you can eat and one ala carta.

I went to this joint on Friday 6/28/24. Price was I believe 44.95 for ayce premium. Place was not filled as it was 3:30pm. The waitress was super nice, place was super clean, and the food came out super fast and was delicious. Probably my favorite sushi spot in the United States now. Some menu items were one order only per person, but Ikura was ayce which was awesome! Everything on the menu was good. The sushi rice was seasoned well which I liked.

The service was amazing. It was pretty empty when we went so everyone was literally standing there waiting on the 4-5 parties that were there at all times. The edamame in the garlic chili sauce (not sure exactly what was in it) was AMAZING. Fish tasted fresh. I tried soft shell crab for the first time in a hand roll and was very pleasantly surprised. I know there's a big kbbq/sushi spot right next to this place but you have to resist!!! This place was so good!! I would absolutely visit every time I'm in Vegas. They also give so much wasabi (perk since my family and I love wasabi) if you're doing ayce and you want your rolls sep from your parties, let them know otherwise they put them all together. Not an issue but I've heard people complain.

I have loved Yama since they came to Vegas. Not sure if this location was having an off night with their sushi chef, but the food quality was terrible. The rolls were tiny, the unagi sauce tasted like La Choy soy sauce with sugar added to it, the tempura was fried ahead of time left under a heating lamp, the garlic edamame had chunks of raw garlic without seasoning so absolutely zero flavor except garlic (whoa!). I will say the Fried Mussels were delicious. Yama has always been my first choice of sushi houses to dine at. This dinner experience, at $30.95 pp, has changed my mind about making Yama Sushi on Spring Mountain my first choice.

I went on a weekday afternoon. Service was good, but the food was terrible. The sushi rice was very mushy and the fish was not very fresh. Definitely not worth the money for the AYCE sushi. I will not return.

Fun place with a really friendly and efficient staff. A chance conversation with a guy we met told us about this place. It's all you can eat sushi. Clean, warm and friendly atmosphere. We loved what we ordered. I ordered so much I am not sure I can name everything. The food was delicious. The place is in a strip mall right across the street from resort world and very near the Fountainbleu. I really enjoyed my time spent here. A definite must try. It's casual dining. Not elegant. Parking in the strip mall but easy to walk to.

Lighting - Fine! Wait time is one hour on a Sunday for dinner, that's fine! Service and style of serving - Fine! I visited Yama, which happened to be right next to the Shokku Ramen restaurant I had on Friday, after my event at the convention center. It's great that this place is local to the strip. Overall, everything was fine and fantastic. The pieces were the right size, it wasn't crazy, all of the rolls are very descriptive with visuals on the menu. Just a fantastic experience overall and I'd love to go again.

Been our favorite spot for years. One of the best AYCE spots I've ever been to. Best AYCE sushi in Las Vegas!

While the restaurant might be small, they do not lack on quality or service! The menu is very large with so many options! Our server, Andy, was amazing. He was very attentive, offered suggestions and paced our order appropriately. If you are near this sushi bar, I would highly recommend stopping by. You will not be disappointed!

We came here for my Cousin's Birthday. It was my first time here. $30 for AYCE is pretty decent. Their menu was extensive. The sushi was pretty decent. However, some hot entrees were ok. Their steak hibachi was overcooked, as was the chicken hibachi. The seafood salad was good, though. Like other reviews, the service needs attention. They need to give each table a tablet for reorders to avoid waiting on servers. I would probably revisit when I am back in Vegas.

The concept is great - all you can eat for a decent price, mostly everything on the menu including soups, apps, rolls, nigiri, etc. I definitely had my fill of the food. Also, a very decent Sake list - can order a small bottle for less than $20 which will be enough for one person. It's just that the sushi isn't great. I know, I know, you can only expect so much on all you can eat since they are pumping it out (and it did come out fast), but the rice didn't stick together and the fish wasn't melty in your mouth like a traditional sushi place. Both the tuna and salmon were a bit tough. The service was great - just wish the sushi was better.

AYCE $35.95 2 Hour Limit We opt for ala carte instead of AYCE. FOOD: Hawaii Roll - cause I miss home. Lol. Shrimp Tempura Appetizer Side Order Kalbi Ribs Agedashi Tofu no Bonito Flakes Miso Soup The food is reasonably priced and affordable. The fish was fresh, and the ribs were tender. I enjoyed this Yama's than the other location. I will be back.

One of the best sushi places i had been to. Was visiting las Vegas and found this place. Amazing service and staff and great options to choose from. Did AYCE and definitely the best. For sure will go back again on my next visit.

Terrible service and greedy! Two separate families and won't let us sit in the empty tables next to them. They want us to pay extra gratitituty for sitting in an empty table next to them. Otherwise, they will seat us across the other side of wall. Other family has already ordered and eating. Not accomodating! They just lost customer of 10+ yrs.

Cozy AYCE sushi spot located at the southern end of the strip near Wynn and Resorts world. Two options for buffet but you can also do a la Carte. Food is fresh and tasty but it is quite a lot of food to consume! The two choices are either $35.95 or $44.95. Really nice staff!

Yama is in one of those strip shopping centers that look pretty sketchy. There's a ton of signs and writing on the windows boasting super cheap, all you can eat sushi. I was skeptical but decided to go in and give it a try. Wow, what a great place. The server was awesome and very attentive. She constantly checked on me and I was never without food or drink. I was able to order a ton of sushi under their all you can eat special and the sushi was all great. I am so glad I gave them a shot and highly recommend Yama. It's not the fancier, designer sushi you would find on the main section of the strip but its really good at a much better price.

I had the bugolgi bowl. It says mini, but it's a normal size. Hearty but not overly filling so I didn't feel lethargic afterwards. Food itself was really good and flavorful. Good bang for your buck kind of place

4 stars for food and the portion of the food. 3 stars for the staff and ambiance. The staff greats you fairly. I feel like they are nicer and more warm when you dine in. When you order takeout the staff seems a bit cold. There is another location in Chinatown and the staff there are very friendly and welcoming. I would rather go there. The food was ok. The names of some of the sushi rolls are hilarious. Most of the rolls taste pretty good. The portion is pretty decent. The Tenzaru Soba is nicely priced at $17. The portion is enough to share between two people. The dish comes with a good amount of tempura. Perfect choice for Vega's extreme heat.

Pretty good sushi and appetizers. The all you can eat sushi is a great deal, everything on the menu is included in the all you eat.

Absolutely nothing to complain about. This place is just as good as I remember. Service was good, staff was on point, everything came out in a timely manner and everything was just what I expected. No worries, no dramas... Feeding my Sushi addiction: ~ UNI (SEA URCHIN) - 4/5 ~ GIANT CLAM 4/5 ~ SEAFOOD SALAD (MILD) - 4.5/5 Good size! ~ SWEET SHRIMP - 4/5 ~ SOFT- SHELL CRAB - 4/5 ~ SEAWEED SALAD - (4/5) ~ EEL - 4/5 ~ SCALLOP - 4/5 ~ SALMON - 4/5 ~ YELLOWTAIL - 4/5 ~ HAMACHI (Yellowtail) CARPACCIO - 4/5 ~ POKI SALAD - 4.5/5 Good size! As usual, left happy and round...err fluffy. OK fluffier... So glad this place is close the strip

Let me start by saying customer service is key for any business. I came is right at noon for lunch. I was kindly greeted the moment I walked in. The food so delicious and service 10/10! GREAT PRICES!!! I will be back!!!

Service was exceptional, food left something to be desired. The sushi was not great...I don't think it was the technique but more the quality of the fish...ikura was not great, salmon was lacking taste .. the whole premise of all you can eat sushi should have told me something... We ended up eating more fried and cooked foods than sushi... The service was exceptional..fast. Attentive..etc.. that made up for a lot ..

Located across the street from Resorts world... nearby tacos el gordo... another Vegas goody, you'll find Yama in a little strip mall. With not high expectations for AYCE sushi, this place delivers. Low rice ratios, large variety from sushi to Kalbi to Korean ramen and more, quick and constant service, quality food, Mochi ice cream desserts and more... will definitely be back the next time we're in Vegas. Get the Las Vegas Blvd roll and soft shell crab appetizer, skip the spicy tuna handroll and get whole fish like salmon, tuna, etc. Uni was surprisingly good too. Not a fan of sweet shrimp, but Kalbi was excellent.

I usually go to the Spring Mountain, I'm not sure why I haven't completed reviews on the Spring Mountain location. I wouldn't go back to this location near the strip. FOOD: My friend's husband ordered AYCE, he enjoyed it. My friend and I ordered food if the menu, we weren't too hungry. I ordered mixed tempura, it was okay. I also ordered the salmon skin roll which I had to send back, it was swimming in the unagi sauce(the rice was falling apart). My house salad had way too much dressing too. SERVICE: This was the disappointment (a rude comment from another server). We had just begun eating, one of the servers ( wearing a mask) stopped at our table told my friend, "if you don't eat the rice , we will charge you!" HOW RUDE !!! He had two pieces of rice on his plate- maybe she was having a bad day? Our server was good ( no mask). ATMOSPHERE: Clean, nice atmosphere. If you're able to drive to Spring Mountain, go to that location!!

I am completely satisfied with the selection. I had everything from beef, chicken, seaweed salad, variety of sushi and rolls. Very good for all you can eat.

Me & my friend came on a Wednesday night, both got the AYCE. It was the strangest dining experience ever. The servers seem to not know the menu/speak English/know what they were bringing us. Every single round we ordered had something wrong (at one point, I ordered 2 nigiris, and one was wrong). I ordered the shrimp ramen, and they literally brought me a bowl of shin ramen with irregularly sized shrimp pieces. My friend ordered the gyoza, it had PEAS in it. There were tomatoes on my nigiri at one point. The worse part was that our seat was directly across from the sushi "chef". In a mostly empty restaurant, we were afraid to make eye contact because we kept having to send the items back.

I would have given Yama Sushi 5 stars if it wasn't for the wait staff. The staff took extremely long to take out order (a table of two) and bring us our food. We often saw the sushi sitting on the counter for almost 5minutes before it was brought to our table. Normally this wouldn't be a issue if the establishment was packed but it was relatively empty and the waitresses kept running to the back room so no one was attending the few tables for several minutes. I waited almost 20 minutes and asked twice before someone finally brought out my miso soup. We did the all you can eat sushi for $35, so I'm not sure it that contributes to the slow service since it is a 2hour limit but most of that time is waiting. Pro: The sushi was fresh and delicious.

I really enjoy dining here. I believe this is one of the best valued meals on the strip. This is especially convenient if you are staying on the north side of the strip, like in Resorts World or the Wynn. It is walking distance from that area of properties. In my experience, I've always had exceptional service no matter how packed it is. They have the capacity to serve larger or smaller groups, with a 2 hour time limit per table. I believe my group was the largest at the time, comprised of 10 people (obviously with additional mandatory gratuity added to our check at the end). Reservation may or may not be necessary because the business ebbs and flows, but do make reservations. The last time I came here two months ago, it was $36 for AYCE dinner, with an option to eat a la carte options. Because of the way the service works and the price of it, do not expect omakase level quality of sushi. You get decent quality sushi and a fair proportion. Going the AYCE route is significantly cheaper than most sushi restaurants in hotel properties throughout the strip, especially if you're someone who likes to eat or has been starving all day. I tend to eat the nigiri and limited specialty foods like soft shell crab to take full advantage of the cost. The rolls were decent but I try not to eat these as much. This establishment is in the area of Tacos El Gordo. There is a decent amount of parking in the lot. I just walk here from nearby hotels and leave my car there.

I've been a big fan of the Flamingo Rd location for a dozen years. We had to attend a show nearby so I thought trying this location out for dinner prior would work great. I even made reservations, I had this image in my mind of a large space swarming with customers and tables. Not so. This location is much smaller than the Flamingo Rd location, and was pretty dead on a Weds (4:45). Reservation not needed. One of the winning traits of the other location is their focus on getting you fed and out the door. Not so here. Service was abysmally slow. We'd wait 10 minutes with empty plates before one of the bored waitresses might come by and check (they were usually just chatting it up near the front). Exchanged baleful glances of disappointment with the few other diners. Sushi chefs just standing around since orders not coming in. The sushi - not good. What we did get was haphazardly assembled. The Ikura in particular was like mush, no pop like it had been thawed/frozen multiple times. My wife thought the hamachi was watery and bland. Edamame plate had several suspicious 'already emptied' bean pods....like did they???? noooo.....The only winner here was the tempura shrimp. They have a 2hr dining limitation. It took us 1.5hrs and we left barely full and vowing never to return. Charging higher prices than the other locations is an extra sting. So there is a parking lot here with room if you have a car. I didnt know, so I had parked at the Wynn. I'd avoid this location.

This location is the best! We love good sushi and Yama on the strip knocks it out of the park every time.. I took our crew there last week during a trade show and we destroyed so much food. It was amazing, fresh and had a variety of flavors. The service was fantastic as always. All you can eat includes the entire menu so you can imagine the variety under the AYCE menu. You need to make reservations, but a quick phone call is all it takes.

Dude this place is gross. Anyone who's had good sushi would know right away after tasting the rice. My 7 year knew and he doesn't even care about the quality of sushi. He immediately was like no dude, this smells bad and the rice is horrible. And he absolutely loves sushi and can eat it for every meal. Trust me, this place is not good.

Very good food quality and reasonable price. But during the eating waitress put a bill on the table(after 40min). Feels like kick me out and very uncomfortable. Most of the korean owner restaurants' waitresses like that, so the owner needs to train. That kind of behavior to customers is very uncomfortable and bad image restaurant.

I don't hear the word "no" often... but today at lunch it was just full of No's... no uni, no giant clams, no oysters... no no no AGHhhh Ok so there was 7 of us and we called and made a reservation just in case they got busy with the convention people (the convention is in town). We usually go to this location bcs they usually have everything in stock unlike the Spring Mountain location (they are always out of the kama) and it's usually not that busy and service is fast. Well, after today I don't think we'll be coming back. We did the AYCE and ordered a variety of things. All the hot and grilled foods came out super slow, like we were almost done slow. Ok so they upped the price since the last time we were there, ok that's understandable with inflation and stuff. However there were so many items out of stock that it wasn't worth the $30.95 lunch price tag. The grilled meats were just disgusting; they used sliced chicken breast (same meat and cut from the chicken teriyaki) added some slices of veggies, grilled it and just wiped some teriyaki sauce on it. My nephew had to spit everything out bcs it was so bland and tough. He didn't like the chicken teriyaki bcs the sauce was overly sweet and again the meat was dry. They should be making that dish with chicken thigh and actually cook the meat in the sauce not just dumping the sauce on top. The ramen came out super spicy when we had ordered mild and none of the kids could eat it. We didn't even try ordering another bowl bcs the first bowl took 10 minutes to come out. We had to ask for napkins 3 times with 2 different servers, had to ask for lemons 2 times... they didn't offer our 2 kids any forks or even give us smaller cups of water for them. Now I know this is a sushi joint and I shouldn't be complaining about the hot foods and such but it was just so bad. The kal-bi was so tough and barely edible. We love the hamachi Kama and normally it comes on individual plates but today it came all on 1 plate with a huge bowl of sauce - that's not the best way to eat that between 4 people... the kamas have also shrank in size. So all in all we were all very disappointed with our lunch - especially since it was a birthday lunch for my niece and she hardly ate. Then they charged my nephew full adult price bcs he's 8 years old and he barely ate. Highway robbery?!? I sure think so. Especially since we were looking forward to some uni and oysters.

Came to this place because it was walking distance from my hotel and I was in the mood for some sushi. I ordered at the restaurant, because I planned to browse around the plaza and get alcohol from the liquor store next-door. The person who helped me in the front was super friendly and made conversation with me about my day and complemented my hair and eyelashes LOL it was very nice. I came around lunch and it wasn't too busy and my food was ready in a timely manner. I underestimated the amount of food I ordered and was full from just the sushi alone! The gyudon was really good, and all of the fish on the rolls and sushi tasted super fresh! I will definitely come again if I am staying near here

Solid AYCE sushi spot! Would recommend getting their rolls over their sushi as the fish was not the freshest. I did appreciate that their rice to fish ratio was really good- the rolls and sushi weren't overstuffed. We tried 9 of their specialty rolls- highly recommend the Baked Yobo and the Not Your Daddy roll! Among their non roll options, we loved the BBQ ribs (Galbi!) and I love their seafood/poki salad (although I failed to see the difference between the two). It was also nice that they had ikura and uni as sushi options in their ayce as I feel like that's not super common.

All you can eat sushi was very mediocre. Rice was mushy and fish was really warm sometimes.

This was a disappointment. I don't typically go to random restaurants in Vegas, especially sushi. but it just so happened that this was across the street from where I was meeting a friend and we decided to grab a quick bite after seeing it got 4 stars on yelp. We got seated right away and food came out at a reasonable speed. Service was subpar and sushi/sashimi selection was limited. I asked if they had hamachi carpaccio and the waitress said "no, only for vip." I looked around and this place is not an upscale sushi/omakase restaurant but whatever. We ordered 3 sweet shrimps (Even thought it was under the header "sushi 2 piece/order" the waitress informed in its actually just one piece per order.) and then we ordered two hamachi nigiri thinking it was just going to be two pieces but 4 came out. Fish did not taste fresh. The soft shell crab roll is not like the typical spider roll. Very little crab and roll was filled with initial crab salads. Spent $80 for two rolls, 2 pieces of sweet shrimp and 4 hamachi. Not worth it.

The food was hit or miss. I normally order a bit if everything to try the sushi was NOT IT so don't come for that. The egg roll was basic and it was actually the coldest thing that came out and that's odd with sushi in the mix lol. The one thing I will say is that the ramen was really good if come back for the soup. The service was pretty bad there was barely any one in there and it's s impel set up on the inside of the facility...the two girls that worked there were chatting looking at their phones in the front I sat with no water for over 20 mins before I had to get up and ask if I could get a refill. It's a place that your better off only getting order out at. They had an all you can eat menu but I doubt it's worth it. There's def other place in and around the are that are way better and Same price range and better service.

This place had great sushi and it's right across from resorts world. Staff was very nice and facility very clean