Sushi Ichiban

If you are seeking a culinary adventure in the heart of Las Vegas, look no further than Sushi Ichiban. This sushi bar located at 520 Fremont Street offers a plethora of options for both sushi enthusiasts and casual diners. With its trendy and casual ambiance, Sushi Ichiban caters to a diverse crowd, making it an ideal spot for a casual dinner or even dessert.

The menu at Sushi Ichiban is extensive, featuring a wide range of appetizers, sushi nigiri, cut rolls, special rolls, baked rolls, deep-fried rolls, and additional items. Whether you are a fan of traditional salmon or adventurous enough to try their unique rolls like the "Crazy Orgasm Roll" or "Long Island Roll", there is something for everyone to enjoy.

Customer reviews rave about the fresh and flavorful sushi options at Sushi Ichiban. Lawrence S. appreciated the quality of the ingredients used in the dishes and commended the efficient service. Stella Y. highlighted the generous portion sizes of the nigiri sushi, while Veronica G. praised the friendly staff and convenient take-out options.

For those looking for an all-you-can-eat experience, Sushi Ichiban offers a great value with a variety of options to choose from. Troy T. and Jenna J. both enjoyed their AYCE sushi experience, mentioning the abundance of choices available and the attentive service.

Overall, Sushi Ichiban stands out for its delicious sushi offerings, warm ambiance, and attentive service. Whether you are a sushi aficionado or a first-time sushi diner, this establishment is sure to leave a lasting impression on your taste buds. Visit Sushi Ichiban for a memorable dining experience in the heart of Las Vegas.

Menu

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Location

Address: 520 Fremont St #150, Las Vegas, NV 89101, United States
Phone: +1 702-478-5333

🕓 Work Hours
MON 3:00 PM - 10:00 PM
TUE 3:00 PM - 10:00 PM
WED 3:00 PM - 10:00 PM
THU 3:00 PM - 10:00 PM
FRI 3:00 PM - 11:00 PM
SAT 3:00 PM - 11:00 PM
SUN 3:00 PM - 10:00 PM

Business info

  • Wheelchair-accessible Car Park
    Yes
  • Wheelchair-accessible Entrance
    Yes
  • Wheelchair-accessible Seating
    Yes
  • Wheelchair-accessible Toilet
    Yes
  • Offers Delivery
    Yes
  • Offers Takeaway
    Yes
  • Serves Dine-in
    Yes
  • Fast Service
    Yes
  • Popular For Lunch
    Yes
  • Popular For Dinner
    Yes
  • Good For Solo Dining
    Yes
  • Serves Alcohol
    Yes
  • All You Can Eat
    Yes
  • Serves Beer
    Yes
  • Serves Comfort Food
    Yes
  • Serves Healthy Options
    Yes
  • Quick Bite
    Yes
  • Serves Small Plates
    Yes
  • Serves Wine
    Yes
  • Serves Lunch
    Yes
  • Serves Dinner
    Yes
  • Serves Dessert
    Yes
  • Seating
    Yes
  • Bar On Site
    Yes
  • Toilet
    Yes
  • Casual
    Yes
  • Cosy
    Yes
  • Trendy
    Yes
  • Good For Groups
    Yes
  • Popular With Tourists
    Yes
  • Popular With University Students
    Yes
  • Accepts Reservations
    Yes
  • Accepts Credit Cards
    Yes
  • Accepts Debit Cards
    Yes
  • Accepts NFC Mobile Payments
    Yes
  • Credit Cards
    Yes
  • High Chairs Available
    Yes
  • Paid Street Parking
    Yes

Last Reviews

  • Author: Lawrence S.

    17 August 2024

    So normally when I am in town I have a vehicle. This time I chose not to get one as I was staying downtown so I figured I could walk to a lot of places and I am here to relax. But one of my favorite things about coming to Vegas is all the sushi places. I have my favorite but they are over in china town , so I figured I would try out a spot closer to my hotel and Fremont St. I saw that this place has a lot of good reviews so I figured I would try it out. I have to say I like the decor inside lots of wood and I really like the light over the long table in the middle of the place, the paper lanterns really add to the ambiance. I tried out four different rolls and quite a few of the nigiri sushi. Some of my favorites were the hamachi nigiri, masago nigiri, smoked salmon nigiri, the surf clam was good. The tuna was also good. Really liked the Long Island Roll. So for Fremont street it is convenient and good. The service was excellent, the waitress was quick and friendly the chefs were fast. The ingredients were good, the only thing was a guy sitting at the end of the bar. After a while I guess he was a manager or owner and just seemed to make the employees a little uncomfortable. Other wise the food was good, service was great and has a nice ambiance. If you're staying downtown it is very convenient especially if you don't want to take a taxi or ride share to somewhere off the strip.

  • Author: Stella Y.

    04 August 2024

    For a place that's not in Chinatown, this was not bad for AYCE sushi. I don't think it has as much variety like the other places but what I had was still good. I don't eat the rolls and will focus on the nigiri since I don't want all the sauces drizzled on top. I mostly got the salmon, yellowtail, tuna, albacore, ikura, and mackerel and they were decent quality! The fish was pretty fresh and were pretty big slices compared to the ratio of the rice. They have other stuff like appetizers, dessert, small and big rolls. Smaller menu compared to some some other AYCE places but if you know what you like, then this place is sufficient.

  • Author: Shar S.

    31 May 2024

    A friend and I came here for dinner one day, and it was delicious! We both went with all-you-can-eat, and I ordered a Peach Soju. The service was great, we were helped promptly, and the restaurant was pretty and clean. We couldn't ask for more!

  • Author: Eddie K.

    28 May 2024

    In San Francisco, $35 would get me two maki rolls. On Fremont Street, it gets you an absolutely insane range of options with decent to good quality of fish! I thought the weakest was the tuna -- it was a bit mealy and pale, which is typical for mid-tier frozen maguro. But used for spicy tuna or tucked into rolls, I didn't mind! Other options, like ikura (salmon roe), salmon, amaebi, yellowtail, and red snapper were excellent. The broiled salmon collar and fried coconut shrimp were table favorites. Despite the goofy name, we loved the "orgasm" roll, too. I prefer cut rolls with a base of tuna or tempura, and there were plenty of creative options built around that. The only bite I really didn't like was their uni, which smelled sulfurous and tasted bitter. I've had better AYCE in Vegas -- Jjanga and Ono come to mind -- but given I was staying at the El Cortez literally 50 feet from Sushi Ichiban, I was very happy to get a good meal for a great price on Fremont Street, which can be pricey.

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