Chinese food have been popular in North America since establishment of Chinatown and start become mainstream popular during 1920's , and Japanese food have been popular starting in 70's, and Korean BBQ and Taiwan Bubble tea and cusine around 2010's as well as Thai and Vietnamese cusines now.
I agree with you with Neko... Have you tried Sakana, is on flamingo Maryland prkwy also Top sushi and Oysters is o. Greenvalley and sunset.. Both AYCE.
Love this, lots of great looking stuff that I canât wait to try, and at great prices. Love the family inclusion, too. But I also love how your #1 place seems to finally break you of that zany notion that rice is somehow inauthentic and an Americanization of sushi (???). I will tell you one thing: the Japanese will enjoy sake with sashimi but not with sushi as much - since sake is made from rice, they consider it redundant to have it WITH rice.
The one on Sahara is no good. You have to go to the one on the Las Vegas strip. Itâs a few dollars more but much better. Itâs located inside the miracle mile shopping mall.
Love the video...one thing I would have to correct you on though...very FEW places other than Las Vegas have All You Can Eat sushi. I've been to a lot of different cities across the country, and MOST sushi places don't have AYCE. It's unfortunate, and one of the things we miss most about living in Las Vegas, because paying for sushi by the roll is extremely expensive.
Itâs delicacy in China an Southeast Asia. They believe theyâll receive ancient wisdom. Not in America. I couldnât do it. The wisdom is within you. Lol!!!
No, I wasnât paid to promote those restaurants! They are great spots. In fact, just look at their reviews. A picture tells a thousand words but a video tells a million and I wasnât paid.
@@vegaselitetv And the words/story the restaurant tells it totally different when they know you're making a video as apposed to the average Joe that eats there.
I'm just staring at how you hold your chopsticks. Lol
I'll take the awkward chopsticks over the plastic fork tho
I REALLY LOVE SUSHI. EVERYTHING LOOKS SO GOOD. THANKS FOR SHARING, KEEP UP THE AMAZING JOB đđđœđđœ
Thanks buddy!
Well done my brother! I hit Vegas tomorrow ! First stop Sushi! not sure which place yet but I will let you know! Thanks again for your tips!
Thanks for watching!
Last week I did Sushi Neko and Yama Sushi back to back and my money was on Yama Sushi. Great list of your Best AYCE thanks!
Iâm a big fan of all the dragon factory restaurants in Vegas like Neko but Yama sushi is awesome
Do a video of how you would structure your weekend Vegas visit. Place you'd hit up on a weekend. Breakfast, lunch, dinner.
Love it! Great idea!
Awesome, we are going right when school gets out! Using your video as a guide. Love adding the blond girl eating that sushi. Must be delicious.
Yep, great spots. Thanks!
Saving this video. The sushi looks bomb!
Thanks for watching!
Chinese food have been popular in North America since establishment of Chinatown and start become mainstream popular during 1920's , and Japanese food have been popular starting in 70's, and Korean BBQ and Taiwan Bubble tea and cusine around 2010's as well as Thai and Vietnamese cusines now.
Looks greatđ
It was awesome! Thanks for watching!
Great list! been to the top 3 spots
I agree with you with Neko... Have you tried Sakana, is on flamingo Maryland prkwy also Top sushi and Oysters is o. Greenvalley and sunset.. Both AYCE.
I heard about Sakana. Iâll have to check it out!
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Great list! Though I personally love Bi Won.
Thanks buddy!
That is awesome that you are on a low carb diet!
Yep! I donât eat rice anymore but I love sashimi. More protein, vegetables and less carbs.
Love this, lots of great looking stuff that I canât wait to try, and at great prices. Love the family inclusion, too. But I also love how your #1 place seems to finally break you of that zany notion that rice is somehow inauthentic and an Americanization of sushi (???). I will tell you one thing: the Japanese will enjoy sake with sashimi but not with sushi as much - since sake is made from rice, they consider it redundant to have it WITH rice.
Interesting! Thanks for watching!
Great video review Champ. FYI, the GenKorean BBQ on Sahara Blvd does not sell sushi. We dined there today 1/31/2022
The one on Sahara is no good. You have to go to the one on the Las Vegas strip. Itâs a few dollars more but much better. Itâs located inside the miracle mile shopping mall.
Love the video...one thing I would have to correct you on though...very FEW places other than Las Vegas have All You Can Eat sushi. I've been to a lot of different cities across the country, and MOST sushi places don't have AYCE. It's unfortunate, and one of the things we miss most about living in Las Vegas, because paying for sushi by the roll is extremely expensive.
Thanks for watching. I didnât know that! So living Vegas spoils us! Lol!
Dave next time at ayce try monkey brains it's life changing
Itâs delicacy in China an Southeast Asia. They believe theyâll receive ancient wisdom. Not in America. I couldnât do it. The wisdom is within you. Lol!!!
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Look good, but make it 6. Add It's Sushi.
Thatâs a good place as well.
Were you paid or asked by the restaurant to do a CZcams review? I know for a fact that the food doesn't look like that for every restaurant patrion.
No, I wasnât paid to promote those restaurants! They are great spots. In fact, just look at their reviews. A picture tells a thousand words but a video tells a million and I wasnât paid.
@@vegaselitetv Did you get your meal for free?
@@vegaselitetv And the words/story the restaurant tells it totally different when they know you're making a video as apposed to the average Joe that eats there.