Zenshin

This Asian fusion and sushi-centric spot located in the South Point Casino impressed us. The service was excellent, and the food matched that quality. The price point is reasonable, with our meal for two costing around $75. The venue offers various seating options including bar and booth seats, tables, and even a private room for gatherings. It's often bustling in the evenings, so making a reservation is advisable. While their sushi is top-notch, they also serve tasty bowls and a variety of seafood dishes. Vegetarians will find plenty of appealing choices on the menu as well.

The service at Zenshin in Las Vegas was outstanding—prompt and friendly. The dry rub ribs were average, while the chicken in the lettuce wraps was overly dry and lacked flavor. However, the salmon sashimi was exceptional, and the Caribbean Cosmo was delightful.

Zenshin in Las Vegas offers great options for those with celiac disease. The staff diligently double-checked with each other to ensure all the necessary precautions were in place for a comfortable dining experience. The desserts were outstanding!

First visit to Zenshin and it certainly won't be the last. The staff was exceptionally friendly and welcoming. The food and desserts were outstanding. The garlic chicken was incredibly tender and flavorful. The California roll, the braised beef short rib with Kim Chee fried rice, and the Halo Halo dessert were all remarkable. Eager to return and explore more of their delicious menu offerings.

After reading numerous positive reviews and having great experiences at other restaurants in the same establishment, I was eager to try Zenshin in Las Vegas. Unfortunately, our meal fell short of expectations. It’s possible that arriving later in the evening or choosing the wrong dishes contributed to this. We ordered the noodles with shrimp and a pear goat cheese salad. Neither dish stood out. While the salad had a nice portion and was somewhat enjoyable, the overall excitement was lacking. The service was just okay, as we had to request napkins from someone other than our server. Considering this experience, a return visit seems unlikely.

After hearing so many great things about Zenshin and having a positive experience at other restaurants at the same property, we were excited to give it a try. Unfortunately, our experience was disappointing. We ordered the noodles with shrimp and a pear goat cheese salad, but found both dishes to be underwhelming. The salad was decently portioned and enjoyable, but nothing stood out about it. Service was alright, although we had to ask someone other than our waitress for napkins. Overall, we were not impressed and likely would not return in the future.