Location:
The Shoppes at the Palazzo
3325 Las Vegas Blvd. South
Las Vegas, NV 89109
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Phone: (702) 607 - 0700
Cuisine at the SUSHISAMBA: Brazilian flavors, precise Japanese technique and exquisite Peruvian culinary traditions on one plate
Reservations at the SUSHISAMBA: Suggested
Price Range the SUSHISAMBA: $25-45
Hours at SUSHISAMBA:
Lunch: Monday – Saturday - 11:30 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Dinner: Sunday – Wednesday - 4 p.m. – 1 a.m.
Thursday - 5 p.m. – 2 a.m.
Friday and Saturday - 5 p.m. - 3 a.m.
Late Night Menu: 7 days a week - 11 p.m. – 4 a.m.
Sunday Brunch: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Attire at SUSHISAMBA: Casual
What it’s like at SUSHISAMBA?
If you are looking for a foray into a culinary education you can find it at SUSHISAMBA. It will readjust your understanding of food. Imagine a set of vocabulary words and delectable offerings to help you consider your journey. SUSHISAMBA at the Palazzo will help you traverse the fine line between adventure and euphoria as you encounter cuisine from Japan with the technique of Peru and the flare of Brazil. Can you imagine the combination? You actually have to experience it in order to fully appreciate it.
The dining room is set up so as to allow you a view of the action, from the images on the wall, that inspires you to find your passport, to the sushi bar and the grill. The colorful ceiling, the music and the energy inspire you to order up a cocktail and consider dancing. The atmosphere is pure energy and fun and if you don’t feel it when you are having a meal at Sushisamba you might need a defibrillator.
The Sugarcane Lounge is open and along with Sushisamba will transform your dining experience into a complete Las Vegas nightlife adventure.
How’s the food at SUSHISAMBA?
If you enjoy eating and you are accustomed to the many flavors that the world cultures provide us with you will surely find yourself at home at Sushisamba. The menu at Sushi samba is inventive, adventurous and not at all predictable. The ingredients will grab your taste buds and hold you captive. The cocktails will impress you and entice you.
Things you should consider when dining at Sushisamba:
See the menu at Sushisamba
- Before you get going, consider the cocktail tree where you and a group of friends can sample a few cocktails on a branch that holds 12 glasses for each of your libations. Go with the Nina Fresca, the Mora Negra and one of the Mojito’s with muddled fruit. The tone will be set after the initial round of cocktails.
- Start of with the Sampler of Tiraditos and Seviche, Kanpachi, Yellowtail, Salmon, Tuna, each of the sashimi like entrees will give you an idea of what it is your taste buds prefer, spicy, salty, sweet or sour.
- Consider one or a few of the rolls, my personal favorite, El topo Roll, Includes salmon, jalapeno, shiso leaf, melted mozzarella, crispy onions, I cannot imagine ever ordering a sushi roll where cheese played a role in the dish but I was floored by the enhanced flavors of this dish at Sushisamba.
- From the grill, the Robata - Hands down the lamb chops are your option. Prepare yourself to consider ordering a second helping, they are a deadly attack on your commitment to eat less red meat. They are so good they could very well turn a vegetarian into a red meat loving freak.
- Desserts - Fruit filled tacos and a Pisco Punch.
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