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Las Vegas Food | A Must-Try Zero-Negative-Review Sushi Spot 🍣

It's hard to believe a restaurant with hundreds of Yelp reviews has not a single bad rating—just overwhelmingly positive feedback. Even higher rated than many three-Michelin-star spots! As a serious sushi lover, how could I miss such a hidden gem? Let’s go~ 🍀 Unassuming & easy to miss – the exterior is so plain you might not even notice it’s a Japanese restaurant. Name: HIROYOSHI 📍 5900 W. Charleston Blvd. #10, Las Vegas, NV No exaggeration: the value here far exceeds many Michelin-starred sushi bars. It’s also one of those rare places where the food genuinely brings joy. ✨ Highlight 1: Omakase that beats Michelin spots Whether sashimi or nigiri, the quality is incredibly fresh—sweet Hokkaido uni, sake toro, bluefin tuna, amaebi, and more. So delicious, so fresh! 🐟 The sushi rice is lightly packed, so each piece is a perfect one-bite wonder without too many carbs. ✨ Highlight 2: Fresh jellyfish salad This was the surprise of the night! Crisp, chewy jellyfish tossed in their special vinegar sauce with cucumber. 👍 I ordered three servings because it was that good. A must-order for jellyfish lovers! ✨ Highlight 3: Black cod Tender fish with a subtle sake aroma, lightly grilled to a slight char outside, meltingly soft inside. You’ll want two orders to fully enjoy it! This dish rivals Yoshizumi in the Bay Area but costs a fraction of the price. ✨ Highlight 4: Exceptional service Most places just aim for “okay” service, but here—though the prices are modest—the service is Michelin-level thoughtful. While many restaurants are packed and ignoring spacing, they still keep tables far apart and serve only a limited number of guests. I was so happy with the experience—our meal came to around $250, and I happily left a 30% tip to thank them for their warm hospitality. ✨ Highlight 5: No real flaws If I had to pick one “downside”: you must make a reservation! Everyone wants to try it, so seats go fast. If you’re traveling to Vegas, book ahead! 📅 ❤️ Overall: Why do I rate this place above some Michelin spots? It comes down to value. These days, omakase can run hundreds per person—I’ve seen $500/person in the Bay 😵. But here, the prices are so reasonable it’s almost emotional! ❤️ Omakase options: $45 or $100—highly recommend the $100 to try almost everything. The ingredients are fresh and absolutely rival any high-end sushi bar. If you’re a true sushi enthusiast, it’s worth flying here for—even with the flight, it may still be cheaper than some local premium spots! ✈️🍣 #LasVegasEats #FoodReview #SushiLovers

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Las Vegas Food | A Must-Try Zero-Negative-Review Sushi Spot 🍣

It's hard to believe a restaurant with hundreds of Yelp reviews has not a single bad rating—just overwhelmingly positive feedback. Even higher rated than many three-Michelin-star spots! As a serious sushi lover, how could I miss such a hidden gem? Let’s go~ 🍀 Unassuming & easy to miss – the exterior is so plain you might not even notice it’s a Japanese restaurant. Name: HIROYOSHI 📍 5900 W. Charleston Blvd. #10, Las Vegas, NV No exaggeration: the value here far exceeds many Michelin-starred sushi bars. It’s also one of those rare places where the food genuinely brings joy. ✨ Highlight 1: Omakase that beats Michelin spots Whether sashimi or nigiri, the quality is incredibly fresh—sweet Hokkaido uni, sake toro, bluefin tuna, amaebi, and more. So delicious, so fresh! 🐟 The sushi rice is lightly packed, so each piece is a perfect one-bite wonder without too many carbs. ✨ Highlight 2: Fresh jellyfish salad This was the surprise of the night! Crisp, chewy jellyfish tossed in their special vinegar sauce with cucumber. 👍 I ordered three servings because it was that good. A must-order for jellyfish lovers! ✨ Highlight 3: Black cod Tender fish with a subtle sake aroma, lightly grilled to a slight char outside, meltingly soft inside. You’ll want two orders to fully enjoy it! This dish rivals Yoshizumi in the Bay Area but costs a fraction of the price. ✨ Highlight 4: Exceptional service Most places just aim for “okay” service, but here—though the prices are modest—the service is Michelin-level thoughtful. While many restaurants are packed and ignoring spacing, they still keep tables far apart and serve only a limited number of guests. I was so happy with the experience—our meal came to around $250, and I happily left a 30% tip to thank them for their warm hospitality. ✨ Highlight 5: No real flaws If I had to pick one “downside”: you must make a reservation! Everyone wants to try it, so seats go fast. If you’re traveling to Vegas, book ahead! 📅 ❤️ Overall: Why do I rate this place above some Michelin spots? It comes down to value. These days, omakase can run hundreds per person—I’ve seen $500/person in the Bay 😵. But here, the prices are so reasonable it’s almost emotional! ❤️ Omakase options: $45 or $100—highly recommend the $100 to try almost everything. The ingredients are fresh and absolutely rival any high-end sushi bar. If you’re a true sushi enthusiast, it’s worth flying here for—even with the flight, it may still be cheaper than some local premium spots! ✈️🍣 #LasVegasEats #FoodReview #SushiLovers

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