Oshi Sushi & Sake

Wasn’t expecting much when we ran in for a quick meal, but it was surprisingly good. Good quality, simple rolls, fish was very fresh. A nice option for sushi in Harrahs

Came here for lunch today. Waitress was very nice but service was slow. Décor is nice. Food and drinks are overpriced.
Started off with tuna tar tar for appetizer ($ 15). Nice presentation. horrible taste. Entrée was Shrimp Udon Soup ($ 20), Roll Eel Avocado ($ 12), and Roll Spider ($ 16). Soup was really good. Enough for 2 people. It had noodle, shrimp, and crab meat. Roll spider comes with 6 pieces and eel avocado comes with 8 pieces. Both were delicious.
Definitely thought the food wasn’t going to be good after having the tuna tar tar but the entrees saved this place.

Bad decision! Most of my friends went to get the buffet but we insisted on getting something else — something more yummy, so my friend and I chose Oshi Sushi thinking that the food will be delicious and the fish will be fresh. Unfortunately, neither was true. Yes, the ambiance is beautiful, which lured us in, but the food was completely awful and disappointing. We ordered a tuna tartar as an appetizer and 4 rolls to share. As the waiter walked out with the tuna tartar, my sister whispered to my ear hoping that it was not our order, but it was. The tuna tartar was presented in an appealing way but the color of the tuna did not look appealing. It looked like it’s been sitting in the freeze for some time. The taste was surprisingly better than it looked, and we were starving. We ate it.
Next were the sushi rolls: Fujiyama, spicy tuna, rock n roll, and rainbow. One of the rolls is deep fried and one consisted of deep fried shrimps. The fryer oil was old and not fresh, which made the quality of the rolls with deep fried terrible! Also, the fish were not that fresh either. We had no choice but to complain because the rolls were pretty expensive too. Surprised and embarrassed to complain (since we never do that), we mainly emphasized the poor quality of the deep fried rolls, the chef came over and we told them how the roll tasted weird and the rolls were too oily and greasy (probably because the oil was not hot enough when the ingredients were getting fried).
Luckily, they took off the two rolls on the bill, which came out to be a total of about $ 50 – 60 for the other two rolls and appetizer. That’s pretty expensive for good service and ambiance but very poor quality food.

Harrahs new Asian sushi bar… beautiful fashion accents, young ambiance and a décor inspired by Buddhism. Strong red and gold colors. The menu is meant to be small, tasty tapas of Japanese design. They have various sushi rolls, sashimi and nagiri.
I ate a wonderful seaweed salad which was fresh, moist, slightly sweet. Another dish of lightly sauteed sweet peppers was a refreshing experience. The rainbow roll was good and consisted of salmon, white tuna and advocado. Stars of the meal were the White tuna nigiri, hamachi sashimi and red tuna sashimi. The large red tuna sashimi was fresh but could have been chilled more. The Hamachi was off the hook! One of my favorite sashimi, Hamachi, filled my mouth with the flavor of butter, cream and fat. I was in my HAPPY place!
I was pleasantly surprised to try a new twist of White Tuna here. The nigiri white tuna was lightly seared and a semi sweet glazed drizzled on top… Once again. I was in my HAPPY place!
Wonderful customer service. Our server Linh was attentive, chatty, smiled often and very pleasant.
My critique is to increase the menu size and offer soup! What kind of sushi bar doesn’t have soup? I wasn’t able to order Miso. Miso and Nabe would be welcome options.
Kinda pricey but what do you expect in the casino. If you want to find your happy place as I did I recommend Oshi.

Food quality was bette than I had expected. Atmosphere is nice with the modern decoration and lighting. Lihn was the server and was very attentive and personable. I came back twice just because of her.