Kusa Nori

During our inaugural experience at this Japanese-inspired eatery in the Resort World hotel, we dropped in without prior reservations. This meant no seats were available in the main dining area, but we did secure a spot in the bar section. The tables here were adequately spaced, and our seating along the bar's edge, which opened to the mall's corridor, offered a delightful view for people-watching while we dined. The service was commendable—quick and attentive throughout. We began our meal with a specialty sushi roll, followed by two main courses. The standout was the 3000 LVBLVD roll, which was expertly crafted and burst with flavor. For the main dishes, we tried the Blackhawk Wagyu steak and the Truffle Chicken Katsu. The Wagyu was cooked perfectly to our liking, tender and flavorful, while the Chicken Katsu surprised us with its rolled presentation, a novel take that impressed us. Both dishes were excellent and worthy of a repeat order. Given the entrée prices, we might lean towards enjoying various sushi rolls rather than a complete dinner on our next visit, as the sushi was particularly outstanding. Advice for future diners: This restaurant tends to get busy, much like other upscale venues at Resort World. It's advisable to make reservations if you wish to dine in the main area.

Kusa Nori in Las Vegas offers an exceptional dining experience. The chef's remarkable talent shines through in the meticulous attention to detail in every dish. The staff was incredibly friendly and excelled at creating a welcoming atmosphere. The service was attentive, well-paced, and contributed to making the evening truly memorable. Overall, it was a fantastic experience, and a return visit is definitely on the horizon!

Exceptional dining experience! While staying at Resorts World, the anticipation for this reservation was high and it did not disappoint. The atmosphere and layout were stunning, and the service was incredibly friendly. Our main server, John, expertly guided us through the menu, offering fantastic recommendations and providing attentive service throughout the meal. The food was absolutely outstanding! The Pork Belly bites and Duck Rolls were incredible, and the King Crab Rolls, barbecued Shrimp, and Eggplant were equally delightful. I highly recommend ordering a variety of smaller plates to savor a range of delicious dishes. Already planning a return visit on the next Las Vegas trip!

We dined here on a Sunday evening around 6 PM and were seated promptly. The booth provided an ideal atmosphere for a dinner for two, and it was quiet enough to enjoy a conversation during the meal. We started with two rolls, both of which were excellent! There are about 6-8 rolls to choose from. For the main course, we had the Tomahawk and Sea Bass, both of which looked and tasted fantastic. The sides were also impressive in both presentation and flavor. Definitely planning to dine here again!

Had an exceptional dining experience at Kusa Nori at Resorts World in Las Vegas! The food was absolutely delicious, with a remarkable freshness and beautiful presentation. The service was wonderful, with attentive and friendly staff who made the visit even more enjoyable. Highly recommend this place for anyone seeking a fantastic meal in Las Vegas!

The wait staff at Kusa Nori was excellent, however, the food did not meet our expectations given the high price point. While the Kaluga caviar was delicious and beautifully presented, the Seven Seas dish was disappointing with overcooked lobster and mussels that were difficult to chew. The Tokushima Wagyu did not seem to be a high-grade cut of meat and the flavors were lacking. The sushi moriawase fell short as well, with undercooked rice that was reminiscent of minute rice. The highlight of the meal was the lime popsicle palate cleanser, unfortunately. The dezato dessert had a lovely presentation, with some in our party enjoying the cheesecake. With a bill totaling around a thousand dollars for four people, including drinks and additional nigiri, we left feeling let down and do not plan to return.