Ono Sushi

"Update: another visit to Vegas with another great visit to Ono. There are plenty of other all you can eat places, but I'd be worried we would have said, Oh no, had we visited there. White the rules are still listed in the menu, the waiter seems eager to make us happy rather than stick to the letter of the law. I had the deep fried rice which had spicy tuna and is sauced to finish my meal. Great easy to end it. _________________ Great sushi in Vegas? Ono Sushi has shown it's possible. If you eat like I do, the lunch all-you-can-eat sushi is a great deal. All sushi and food is still prepared each order and comes out looking, and ultimately tasting great. There's a 90 minute limit on the meal, and you get charged for leftovers if you can't eat what is ordered, but loosen the belt and get as much as you can."

"One of my favorite ayce sushi spots in town if not #1. The seared miso salmon nigiri is my jam here. Also some of the best little fried shrimp, love their breading so thin and crispy. Everything is good here tho. I think new dessert item, fried ice cream is a nice finish. Also cheap happy hour sakes too to check out"

"This place was awesome! All you can eat, for 90 minutes is plenty of time to do damage. I had roughly 16 nigiri, 2 appetizers and 4 rolls! The best thing I had was the red snapper nigiri and the Orange Blossom roll. I got a Pic of the roll, sadly I hammered the red snapper faster than my camera could snap a photo. All in with tip $40, so I call it a solid win."

"Great place for Japanese food in Las Vegas. Very reasonable price with quality food. Fish is fresh, and many items are for choice. But tempura is not that great."