Sin City Sushi

Sin City Sushi sits well south of the Strip in a Maryland Parkway shopping centre, and its appeal is breadth: the restaurant’s website lists 149 preparations, including more than 65 rolls, nigiri, sashimi, starters, hand rolls and desserts. All-you-can-eat lunch is US$28.99 and dinner is US$34.99, a difference that may matter to travellers who want to try several styles without paying for every item separately. The restaurant presents itself as a neighbourhood spot, and the meal is ordered from the table; it is not a self-service buffet line. Its location makes a car or hired ride more practical than walking from Strip hotels.

Visitor comments mention rolls such as Japanese Lasagna and Paradise, along with praise for quick service and a more relaxed atmosphere than a casino restaurant. There is also a specific caution with the unlimited plan: ordering more than the group can finish may bring extra charges, so order in rounds and ask for more of what you actually enjoyed. That approach suits a longer meal shared among friends, but may be less convenient if you only want a quick bite before a show.

The address is 8790 S Maryland Parkway, Las Vegas, NV 89123; the phone number is (702) 381-5454. It opens from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday and on Sunday, and until 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday; it is closed on Mondays. The advertised price applies to dining in, and the website offers reservations. If price is the priority, lunch is six dollars less than dinner; check the all-you-can-eat terms before setting out and factor in the ride from your hotel, since this saving is outside the main tourist corridor.