Soho Japanese Restaurant

Soho is my favorite sushi joint in Las Vegas. The food is amazing, the staff is always friendly. This is the only sushi restaurant in town that I’ve never had anything to complain about.
My favorites, in no particular order:
— Yellow tail yuzu (incredible)
— Salmon wasabi
— White fish ponzu
— Steak (his steaks are amazing!)
It’s not an AYCE place, but the quality is simply outstanding.

I wanted to check out this place after I saw the great reviews about it. The sushi is truly fresh and very tasty. I didn’t go during happy hour, but I heard they have really good pricing. They have a good selection of sushi rolls which are very unique. I personally enjoyed the yellow tail sashimi and the fried fish roll. The service and the atmosphere were also agreeable. I usually go for all you can eat sushi, but this is definitely a good alternative for those days when you just want a quick and small bite!

This restaurant has such great sashimi plates. Yellowtail Yuzu is my favorite. I order 2 at a time. I also really enjoy the twin dragon roll. I’ve had the deluxe sashimi a couple of times and its plenty for one person as a a meal. The scallop sashimi is the best, it tastes so sweet. If I’m not feeling sushi or sashimi. I’ll order a hamachi Kama, it always so meaty and flavorful.
Service is very friendly. Also they have happy hour from 5 – 7.

Wins:
— Solid Happy Hour offerings
— Food is good
— Quick drive to the airport or rental car drop off
— Friendly staff
Opportunities:
— Décor
— Table was wobbly
BLUF: If you want a quick good sushi stop near the airport, Soho is your answer.

Friendly, knowledgeable service. Food came out very quickly, and they also gave us a really delicious sample of yellowtail in ponzu sauce. Came for the happy hour which was an awesome deal. Tried salmon ceviche, mixed ceviche, Angus tataki, escolar, Cajun albacore sashimi, salmon and avocado roll, and a spicy tuna roll. They were ALL delicious. You seriously cannot go wrong here with the sushi items!

After a long day at the Wet Republic, a group of us decided we needed to refuel with some good, quality sushi. I am a bit wary of sushi in Vegas, so I used Unilocal to find a place and this happened to be just around the corner from my friend’s apartment.
Décor inside was very modern. There was a decent amount of seating, but not really that great for large parties. We were a group of 5 and it took about 10 minutes for them to figure out how to accommodate us despite having a half empty restaurant.
What I got to try:
Sunny salmon roll — delicious!
Garlic edamame — very flavorful, and slightly spicy
Ceviche — soooo freaking good… The Mexican-​Asian fusion was on point for this dish
Volcano roll — I didn’t realize this was going to be deep fried. I’m not a big fan of deep fried sushi but it wasn’t bad.
Service was friendly but food came out pretty haphazardly. My food took the longest, but it was worth the wait.

We decided to try Soho since it’s near our new office and is highly recommended on Unilocal and other sites. Gotta tell ya… this place is the bomb! Our server, Sheila, was so friendly and gave us great recommendations. The sushi and sashimi were fresh, flavorful and visually appealing. The white peach infused sake was refreshing after a scorching day. The only downside to our new fave was the atmosphere was a bit rowdy. One table of 6 seemed a bit inebriated and made speaking across our table virtually impossible. Once they left, all was good. We will be back. Be sure to ask for Sheila if you’re in the area and feel like having some amazing sushi.

One of the best dining experiences I’ve ever had! Tae is one of the chefs at Soho and I have nothing but great things to say about him! It was our first time dining there and Tae walked us through the menu and even made us a complimentary dish! The uni was so fresh, the toro melt in your mouth amazing and the short ribs so decadent! Can’t wait to eat here again, thank you to the staff of Soho and especially Tae!

Great food, exceptional service and nice atmosphere. The only thing I didn’t like was the tv was on while the radio was on. The host tried to seat me close to the tv and facing it and I asked for another table, as far away as possible. They obliged and sat me at a four top that had a reserved sign on it. Very nice staff, very accommodating. I ordered a lot of food b/​c I was very hungry and I knew I could have half for breakfast. Food was very good but I will not order the hanger steak again. It was the only three star item, he potatoes were overdone and cold and the steak was chewy. They offered to replace it and I declined. I’m glad I found this spot, I’ll be back ! PS. Ordered the green tea crème brûlée for dessert. Worth trying if you like crème brûlée!

While on a business trip to Vegas, some of my coworkers told me about this place and asked me to join them. They had been once and loved it so much, they were going back again! I have to say, I visited SoHo three times while on my trip! It was that good!
Each time we went, we did enjoy their ‘happy hour’ sushi specials. Each of us ordered three specials as well as some saki and we were able to be full and happy for under $ 25!
The Décor is modern asian and really was nice. It was clean and the staff looked happy to be there. Once seated, our server explained the specials and we all ordered from that menu. The items started coming out only after a few min. They all don’t come at the same time which was fine since we started to run out of space on the table!
Everything was fresh and tasted great! The presentation of each dish was also great. It has to be one of the best sushi place I have ever been too. I don’t say that lightly either. My fellow co workers also felt the same way.
The server was so nice and asked who we were and our what were our names. When we were done and walking out the door, the entire staff behind the sushi bar said good bye and thanked us for coming in! The next two times we came back in, they greeted us by our names! The service was the best.
Atmosphere = 9
Service = 10
Food = 10
When you combine great food with wonderful service, you get a top notch place to come back to over and over again. I only wish they had one in Orlando! Enjoy!!!

Recommended by another foodie friend and drawn by the curiosity of such high ratings, this restaurant did not disappoint.
Yellowtail Yuzo Soy (fresh and covered with perfectly tasting citrus/​soy sauce marinade), Fire Dragon Roll (good, but would’ve personally liked milder spiciness) and Miso Marinated Cod lettuce wraps were the selection for my husband and I. While we ordered the Rock Shrimp Tempura with edamame for our sons. We were all pleased and satisfied with our meals.
We initially requested for some dishes suggested by a friend, and was told they would make it even though it’s no longer on the menu. So, don’t hesitate to ask because they’ll make it for you! And lastly something I learned from my husband today is to ask for fresh wasabi. They do charge $ 1 for it, but it does make a difference in taste.
Definitely going back again and next time concluding the meal with some matcha tiramisu. They were sold out, so I’m thinking it must be one divine desert!

My favorite Japanese restaurant in Las Vegas. From their rolls, to sashimi, to sake, to angus gyoza, to their cute sushi nigiri pens!
They’re located super close to my house in the SW next to scoop boba&ice cream.
The service here is always on point. They never forget my order and bring out my food in a timely manner. Servers are always attentive and fun! The restaurant is very clean and modern/​upscale. I always want to dress up to eat here because it’s so pretty in here!
Their prices are super reasonable for ala kart. My favorite is their appetizers and sashimi. Their cuts of fish are sooooooo fresh it’s unbelievable.
Thanks SOHO for keeping my stomach full and my wallet happy!

Excellent Japanese restaurant! Especially during happy hour

Amazing sushi! So fresh which is not what you expect in the middle of the desert but it’s one of my favorite places in the across he nation.
I would say on par with Morimoto’s in NY but no ridiculous price!
When I’m in Los Angeles, I look forward to going to Vegas just for the sushi (specifically the toro) here!

Eleventy bajillion stars, but Unilocal only allows me to give a mere 5. To put this review in perspective, I was at Nobu (the flagship) last week. I spent an obscene amount of money there and had a fabulous meal. Soho is better — period.
First — you will be welcomed genuinely. I sat at the sushi bar and the sushi chef chatted me up through the meal, as did the peeps next to me. This is a locals place in the best way.
Second — value. From 5 – 7 M-​F they have a great happy hour. Beer, sake, apps, some Sashimi plates are just $ 5. The regular prices are a BARGAIN people — I live in MKE and let me tell you, it’s not a high roller sushi town (big surprise right?) but I would expect to pay at least 50% more. On the Strip? For this quality, you should pay triple! The sushi chef said they get people bitching about their prices and I have to be honest — what??? This is some top quality shit (aka Nobu) and amazing preparations.
Third — sashimi. Yes, please — all day. The chef specializes in it, and the cold sashimi dishes are where it’s at. Started with Cajun albacore ($ 5 HH) which was wonderfully peppery, then salmon wasabi ($ 11) — a ton of lovely fish. After that — yellowtail (comp’d) — fucking amazing, then ocean cod w/​pop rocks ($ 12) — must have, so creative! Finally — escolar carpaccio ($ 5 hh), and raw fish Italian style followed by one bite tuna tartare with gold leaf. Does that sound like a lot of raw fish? Too bad! Don’t judge me — I’ve been dreaming about a return to Soho for 2 years. Let me have my moment. My bill? For all this perfect fish + 2 sakes??? $ 46 — what??? I can’t even — that is crazy.
How this place doesn’t have a line out the door and around the block, I don’t know. I do know that many of the local chefs from the Strip get their sushi on here and you should too!

Very good service, good quality fish and all at a pretty good price.
It was our first time here. Wasn’t sure how a sushi restaurant would be away from Chinatown but I’m impressed. The restaurant is very nicely decorated, loved the lighting and service was exceptional.
Our waiter was super friendly and informative and our food came out so quickly. The menu consisted more of rolls and fusion Japanese food dishes. Just don’t expect home style Japanese food here but for what it is, they did a good job. The fish was super fresh and presentation of the food was beautiful. My cousin and his friend ordered a couple of their sushi rolls and they were huge! It’s always nice to get bigger portions than you expect at a sushi restaurant. Good Job Soho! This customer was a happy customer.

This is my absolute favorite sushi restaurant and bar in Vegas. The quality is just like expensive sushi on the strip but more affordable and a better location. There isn’t anything on the menu I didn’t enjoy and I’ve tried almost everything.
Must try items:
Yellowtail Yuzu soy
Salmon
All tostadas
The roll that has macadamia nuts
Soft shell crab salad
The broccoli is amazing
Not sure what these items are really called on the menu but I’m sure the servers will know! Also extremely great service.

WOW. All I can say is WOW!
My coworker brought me here and I didn’t think it would be that amazing, but it was! To the friendly atmosphere, to the food, the glassware, and the presentation, it was awesomeeeeee. I really liked the sashimi plates and the rolls were to die for. You could literally taste every part of the roll and the fish was super fresh! It is a little more on the pricier side, and not all you can eat, but I believe it’s definitely worth it. Super delicious and a must try if you’re in the area. I’m sure the wait gets pretty long because it’s a very small place.

OMG! EXCELLENT food, ambiance and service!
They only serve dinner from 5−10PM and no more Happy Hour, first timer, finally made it here and doesn’t disappoint.
We ordered Golden Ocean Trout, Garlic Soft Shell crab, Fire Cracker Roll, Rock shrimp tempura, and Tadas (octopus, tuna and salmon). There were modernistic, pallatable and heavenly. For dessert, we ordered the Green Tea Crème Brulee. I love how each plates were made with care and beautifully decorated.
Their local Sake and peach sake were pleasing.
The service was on par. They made sure you’re doing fine. All young workers looks like they have great communication with each other and love what they do.
We sat at the bar and noticed the lovely sashimi plates going out, each beautifully decorated with unique style. There were regular customers as well. The prices are not inexpensive. The bill was like $ 94 for 2 of us. We will be back.

Not to be confused with Soyo, the korean restaurant, Soho has excellent sushi and other dishes and, during happy hour (4 – 6 weekdays+sat), great prices.
Everything is good, but favorites include the firecracker roll (it’s fiery!) and the ika geso (it’s kind of like calamari, but Asian). The amaebi sushi/​sashimi is excellent and comes with the heads.
As a spoiled Californian, I am continually amazed by the high quality and amazing flavors of the sushi here in Vegas, and Soho is no exception.
This is an excellent restaurant both for a classy date night or for a casual group of friends. Best to come with a large group if you can to sample more items!