Xtreme Sushi & Sterling Steakhouse

Best sushi ever!!! Amazing service and fun! Eddie is so cool! Emo our server was great! Honestly the best sushi and service in town!!! You have the option of getting All You Can Eat… I highly recommend this!
It’s like no other– you have so many options and can create your own role or half roll. The sushi chefs will create special rolls too!
They even have Kobe beef on the all you can eat!
Hip atmosphere too! In door out door seating! I like sitting at the sushi bar outside. Make sure you say hi to Eddie– he is the owner and is usually in the trenches helping at the sushi bar. By the friendliness of everyone who works there, you know Eddie treats them right!

My daughter and I used a groupon a few weeks ago for this restaurant. We too were surprised at the few people — yet having to wait about 5 minutes for a table. We were pleasantly surprised by the quantity and quality of food. We had enough food to take home for another meal for each of us. The waitress was very kind to help us pick out our entrees. The volcano roll is to die for with just the right amount of spiciness. The food was delivered to our table in reasonable time.
I don’t really understand why so many people have rated this establishment so low when we loved the food. We gave it a big 2 thumbs up and plan to eat there again.

I give this place negative stars!
I went and ate at this place with my friend who I frequent many different asian style restaurants with. I was excited to bring her here because I had come here before about a year back and loved it. It had amazing customer service, and I had a blast! However we were not greeted with the same experience. It was the worst dinning experience I have ever encountered in Las Vegas. The rice tasted like perfume and when we said something about it they were very rude. The sushi chef even yelled at us telling us we did not know what we were taking about. Then tried to get other patrons involved. Little did he know that my friend was a sushi chef for 4 years. The waitress went to the back and tried the rice, and when she came back she asked us if it was acetone we were tasting? Then she proceeded to charge us extra because we did not eat it. It was a fight to have her take the extra charge off the bill. I hope they go out of business for treating the people who keep them in business with such disregard.

This place deserves negative stars! I love sushi and eat it all the time and I have a bit of sushi making knowledge.
The sushi here is disgusting. They also try to give you mostly rice. The rice ball under the nigiri is NOT supposed to be bigger than the slice of fish that’s on top of it. We asked the sushi cook Balthazar if he could make the sushi rolls with less rice, he said NO rudely. Then proceeded to tell us If we didn’t eat the rice we would be charged for each item. He threw our plate back on the table. The rice tasted like perfume or something. Disgusting! Defiantly NOT rice vinegar. We told the waitress about it and she even tasted it and said it tasted like acetone! We didn’t even want to eat anymore because we were disgusted.
The sushi cook Balthazar needs some lessons in being nice to customers and he needs to learn how to cook. He was super rude to us. Makes me never want to eat sushi ever again!
Then the waitress charges us for the two AYCE, $ 25.95 or something and a roll because my friend had eaten one roll but I’m sure she couldn’t taste the acetone in that one because that roll was drenched in sauces! Umm we shouldn’t be charged for anything esp since she said it tasted like acetone! First off rude service and disgusting, cheap mostly rice sushi from a guy who defiantly needs cooking lessons. This place needs to be shut down its so bad! Our bill was $ 80 for SHITTY ass food! Ruined our nite and waste of our money when we hardly ate anything.

First off I have to say I’ve had a lot of sushi here in vegas. It may not be the best but the stand out of the visit was the service. Michelle our waitress was amazing!
The selection is good but almost overwhelming. The fish was good. not great but it was tasty.
I think its worth trying and making up your own mind about it.
Good all you can eat price

Sushi is my favorite food. I’ve tried many around vegas: I love sushi, goyemon, sushi koma, oyshi, sushimon, Soho, Jjanga, Yonaka. the list goes on. This is honestly, the worst sushi restaurant I have tried in vegas. I gave it several tries 3 years ago. service was terrible, quality & taste was mediocre, and each order took extremely long… on a non-​busy day. I heard this place got new management so I decided to give it a try.
The service has much improved! At least I get greeted & seated (with old management, I was never greeted and had to awkwardly look around for a seater or waiter).
The quality of the fish is terrible. The taste is terrible. If you’re someone that orders and enjoys rolls, this can be reasonable. For a person who eats solely nigiri, avoid at all costs. There are only 2 things extreme about this restaurant. 1) The extreme amount of rice. 2) The extremely small slices of fish.
Avoid at all costs. They have an ayce sashimi for $ 59.99, but due to its lack of quality, I would rather eat at smiths.

Yikes… why so many low ratings? =/
My special someone got a groupon here. Next, I looked at the reviews on Unilocal.Average of 2 ½ stars with a total of 200 reviews. Ummm… what am I getting myself into!?!
Decided to give this place a try on a weekday evening around 8:45pm. We were the ONLY ones there. Uhhh… what the heck!?! O_​O
We both opted for AYCE. $ 26.95 per person. The sushi rolls weren’t bad at all. I like anything that’s spicy. Each of us got about 3 sushi orders each. We BARELY got our moneys worth. =/​
There’s plenty of other sushi places in town. Move it right along.

The food is very good. Very pretty and delicious.
The service is okay. The food was slow. We were there at Sunday night, arrive at 6pm. Only one waiter at that time. He was friendly but busy. He forgot my salad. Later at about 7pm, there are two more waitresses, the service became better.
When we were there, there were not a lot of people. No need to wait in line. I do like it.
We ordered all you can eat sushi. Each person 26 dollars. Sooooo good price for what we got.
In sum, I like the place. Good taste. Although we have to wait for a while for the food,

The food was delicious but the service was so so. After being sat at our table it took about 15 minutes before the waitress came to check on us. After our food was ordered it didn’t take long for the sushi to come out but after that she came back maybe 3 times during our 1.5 dinner. More likely we will not be going back.

They should call this place X-​tremely Rude! I don’t know what happened… More than likely it’s because they are under new management! I do not advise you to go here period! Service is horrible, it was evident that the manager had better interests than to meet the needs of his customers! Talk about a bad experience.
Among many other things, They didn’t even have everything on their menu and they still charged us full price
For the AYCE sushi! We waited so long to speak to the manager (about an hour) who, by the way we over heard, was talking to the sushi chef in the back trying to figure out a way to explain to us why majority of the items on the menu were not available! It would have been easier if the waitress gave us a heads up about that!
The experience was horrendous! They need to hire better employees who understand that good business comes from providing excellent customer service. Xtreme sushi! I am Xtremely disappointed! I highly advise
You not to go here if you are looking for a drama free lunch or dinner.
To the owner of the company — you may want to re-​think the managers who are running your business. Matt was a poor representation of a Manager. He was very immature and unprofessional. Not once did he come to our table to resolve the issue. Because of this you will lose an xtreme amount of loyal high paying customers. This was the worst service I’ve ever experienced!

Beware! The «X» in «Xtreme Sushi» means stay away! Do it with me– two fingers, now! X! X! X!
Where to begin? Here it goes… We went as a party of 4 adults:
Even though the restaurant was quite empty, there was a little bit of a wait. & we were seated down the hallway, RIGHT NEXT to the only other table (with 3 crying children), in the room.
I get it, children will cry. When we sat down, we could feel the kids pushing on the back of the booth seat, repeatedly; so we had to politely move one booth away.
The music was not at a dining level, I could have sworn we were at a Jay-​Z concert! We couldn’t even hear each other speak across the table… lots of lip-​reading.
The service, overall, was mediocre… at best.
The water served was like drinking pool water! I had to order lemon to try to mask the nasty chlorine flavor. One of us asked a man what beer was served. he looked at her like a deer in headlights & said he send the server right over. but no such thing happened.
Three of us ordered «all-​you-​can-​eat sushi”– & one (not a sushi fan) ordered a few appetizers, as her meal. The waitress brought the appetizers, along with ONE small dish of some ginger & old dried up wasabi the size of the tip of my thumb. (For the three of us!?, you’re too generous!) Absurd!
After we put our first order in, we waited 15 – 20 minutes (!) for just 3 rolls to be made. By that time the «crying kids table» left & they had seated another couple with a crying kid RIGHT NEXT to us, AGAIN– after explaining why we had moved over! We should have left when we had the chance.
The sushi was dis-​gust-​ing. In other words – revolting, repulsive, off-​putting, unpalatable, foul, nasty, vomitus. Take your pick. NOT FRESH IN THE SLIGHTEST. The «tempura» shrimp was cold & soggy. The tuna, warm & mushy! Gross! The presentation was even horrible.
Had to «fish» other tables for napkins, ask for wasabi & ginger for EACH of us that ordered sushi, not to mention– when we told our server our second order, (5 rolls) she didn’t write any of it down, & guess what?! Just 4 rolls came out to the table! We took that as a blessing…
Couldn’t believe they had «Best sushi in Las Vegas» printed on their menu! Someone needs to take a permanent marker & fix that, they spelled «WORST» wrong.
$ 80 down the drain, should have gone to In-​N-​Out!
… & for those «compliments» by people who think we «should have complained» & think I «must be such an awful person» to write my opinion & experience … Mentioning this to a manager was not worth my breath, that’s what Unilocal is for, duh. I’ve been in the hostess/​server/​restaurant/​customer service business. The etiquette-it’s pretty simple!
Simply put, NEVER AGAIN. ever.

Last night my niece, husband & I tried Xtreme Sushi & Steakhouse for the first time. It was excellent!
The service was attentive, not rushed, and good! The menu was interesting & extensive. We had the all you can eat option & it was worth it. The rolls were portioned well, not too much rice per sliced fish. The sake service looked enticing but we didn’t care to drink. We will definitely return & perhaps try the steak.

After being told there would be a 10 minute wait to be seated, I inquired if me and my boyfriend could sit at the (empty) sushi bar. We were told no because «it’s too hard for the servers to get the sushi from the bar. They don’t like it crowded.» So I can’t sit at the sushi bar in a sushi restaurant? No problem, I know plenty of places that I can! Needless to say, don’t waste your time.

I first visited this place with a Groupon a few years back. I really love the atmosphere! It is spacious and comfortable unlike a lot of other sushi places I have visited. It’s not cramped at all and they have a huge menu.
Since my first visit, we have recommended Xtreme Sushi to almost everyone we know. During a few months, we probably visited twice a month. We went as a couple, with friends and hosted birthdays there. My favorite roll to order is the Kate’s K. I also enjoy the cucumber salad and the Kobe burger.
I don’t know in what point of time this place de-​railed, but the last couple of times we went, the service was terrible and the food just didn’t taste as good. They are also quite frequently out of certain items.
I give this place ³⁄₅ stars because we have some great memories there and the food was great. I hope they make a come back!

Not sure what our servers name was (Matt or Adam?) because we hardly saw him.
He hardly spoke to us and the two 3-​year old girls we decided to take out to sushi.
First of all, we requested a secluded spot due to our little guests, in order to not bother other people. Mistake #1: we are sat around young adults and others that are trying to have a cool and quiet Friday night sushi dinner. The opposite of the a 3-​year old’s idea of fun.
It seemed clear that our server was a bit put off by our younger guests. Maybe he thought there would be a rice tornado for him to clean up followed by a horrible tip. Mistake #2: You shouldn’t assume anything about your customers. we are avid restaurant eaters, great tippers and we’ve been to Xtreme sushi before — it was good then.
We sat down to open our menus and received a waft of wet dungeon within each old rag-​wiped page. Mistake #3: making your customers stomach turn before they have ordered. We politely told our server — very nicely, just so he could tell everyone else.
One of the appetizers we ordered was a Miso soup — 1 order and an empty bowl, so that the two girls could share it. That miso soup was super cold once we got the second bowl we requested. Mistake #4: no apology, not even a smidgen of remorse.
And don’t get me started on the edamame fiasco. I mean, isn’t it one of the things you eat prior to getting sushi? We ordered two servings. We eventually received one bowl and just reminded him of the second. Mistake #5: We never got another one, or an apology. We thought to ourselves, «Maybe he’s new?»
More than enough time goes by between our server’s visits to us and we are still just hungry and patient. Our waters are gone. Mistake #6: we have to ask other table’s servers to please grab us some refills of water.
Once our rolls come, they are promptly whisked on the table, as if our server’s smoke break was starting. Mistake #7: the sushi is served on big white round diner plates. Not the long, dark and sleek traditional sushi plates that we are used to. Mistake #8: Where the hell is the wasabi and ginger? Why, when we ask, is it like asking for your first born child? I mean, c’mon!
Due to the time in between our server’s visit, the server’s mistakes, the cleanliness of things and the quality of the food, we decide to just tell another server, the one that would grab us water, that we are not happy with the service.
We see that server and our server discussing in the hallway.
Mistake #9: Our server takes it out on us. He is not happy and shows it when he delivers our green tea ice cream (the only dessert they have in stock) with out one word. Anyone in the industry (the industry we have been in ourselves) knows this is not the solution.
To top it all off, we had a groupon, the only reason we came to xtreme sushi, and it doesn’t apply to All You Can Eat sushi, which we had. Awesome.
Needless to say, we won’t be back. Anyone want our groupon for this place?

We consider ourselves regulars at this place. For the past 2 years, we have come here at least once or twice a month. Due to my work out of town, we were unable to visit for 3 months. Tonight, we finally had a chance to return to our sushi stop.
Unfortunately, we were sad to find out that a new management has taken over. They have refocus their attention from an AYCE Sushi establishment to a half «Tapas”/half AYCE sushi type of restaurant. Not quite sure the mix.
First thing we noticed is that the menu had totally changed. In fact, the number and types of sushi is less than a ¼ of what was originally offered. In addition, there no longer are crabs, mussells, oysters, and other «favorite dishes» as part of the AYCE or on the menu. Even though there were limited selections, we decided to give it a try. Well, we were rather disappointed. Wow, all I can say is that the quality has gone downhill. The fresh high quality fish have been replaced with something that is pretty bad. This reminds of the commercial where some guy orders sush from a gas station… Enough said. Everything is drenched in some eel sauce, orange sauce, or whatever to cover and hide the quality of the dish. It was soggy and just crap. The rice was just plain awful.
The only thing that we enjoyed was the dessert. The tempura strawberry, vanilla, and green tea was very good.
As for service, it was great at the beginning. However, as the dinner wore on, the service got noticeably slow. And, we had to ask the bus boys to track our waittress down. This should have been a no no. In addition, a couple orders that we did not make arrived at our table. And, we notice other tables experiencing the same issues. Whatever…
Management seems to be very nice. The manager stopped by to ensure that our requests were met. However, no matter how nice you are, the food still dictates the quality of the restaurant. And, it determines whether we would continue to return here.
Overall, I give this restaurant under new management 9÷13÷2013 the following ratings:
AYCE Sushi — 1 star or D–
Dessert — 4 star or B+
Service — 3 star or C
Based on this experience, we would be extremely hesitant to return. There are so many better quality Sushi restaurants in Las Vegas (i.e. Sushi Mon). For this customer, we were XTREMELY disappointed. We most likely have to find a new «hot» sushi spot.

I went with a group of friends because we wanted to try somewhere new. What we learned: change isn’t always good.
The sushi left a lot to be desired and I really felt it wasn’t worth the price I paid. I was pretty disappointed and when I got home I really didn’t feel well. Granted, that’s not necessarily from the good but ya never know.
I will say the waitress was very nice and helpful. She was very knowledgable of the menu and it was obvious she was trained well. However, I don’t believe we will return to this establishment.

So… I haven’t been tempted to come back to this place since my first visit, until this week. My coworkers were in the mood for sushi and I said yes to their invite before I knew where they were headed.
We arrived at the restaurant around 12:15 and the place was pretty busy. We walked in the door and I was already turned off by the fish and vinegar smell that welcomed us. That definitely set a bad tone for our meal. We ordered our food and each of our dishes seemed to come out pretty slowly. Not great, when we have a time limit.
One at a time, our food trickled out of the kitchen and I can’t think of one thing that I ate that was even slightly good. The tofu was flavorless and soggy, the edamame was bland, all the sushi and rolls were poor quality and texture. All the fish had an extremely fishy smell. The sauces were too thick and sweet and I think everyone at our table had to force themselves to eat most of the food we ordered.
I’m not someone who dishes out 1 star reviews very often, but I’m absolutely shocked that this place not only stays in business, but that they were actually pretty busy when we came. The prices are cheap for AYCE, but I’d rather pay a few more dollars for something edible. If I wasn’t dining with coworkers, I would definitely have said something about both the service and the food.

No. Regardless if it’s the lowest AYCE in town. Hell no. Went here a couple weeks ago and it wasn’t my choice. Again, IT WASN’T MY CHOICE.
It was around 2 pm. Seated right away. We were first sat at the bar and it was just too cold so we were re-​seated inside. Knowing we had less than an hour to have AYCE, we ordered everything we wanted up front. Took them about 15 minutes to make the food and it kept coming. BUT no all of our order was made. We had to hunt down our server to tell her that we were missing some orders.
As for their food. Still disgusting. I noticed that the sushi chefs are literally by the open window. I even noticed that the raw fish that were contained in those sliding glass shelves had the glass open. I saw a fly. Gross.
Bottom line, I’m not eating here again.

I let non-​Yelping friends select where to eat lunch and we ended up at Xtreme Sushi. It was the closest place to their house for sushi, and we were famished, so I just went with it. As they say, hindsite is 20÷20…
One of the ‘pros’ to Xtreme Sushi I had heard from friends was the price. And they were right, AYCE is cheaper then most places… We missed lunch but dinner was only $ 24 each. However they made up for the cheap AYCE by charging $ 3 for iced tea.
We started out with an order of edamame and the Xtreme Orgasm salad. The edamame took far too long to come out. The salad was boring. Big slabs of tuna on some mixed greens with just a drizzle of sauce. I realized what kind of establishment I was in when the waitress informed me that ACYE means I am expected to eat all of the salad… I order salads at various AYCE sushi places around town and have never, EVER had the waitress give me a hard time about not eating all of the lettuce.
On to the sushi. We ordered multiple rolls and nigiri… We specifically requested 3 orders of seared tuna nigiri and 3 of garlic nigiri, and recieved 4 of each. Normally this would not be an issue, normally we would be fighting over who got the extra order… but the fish quality at Xtreme was crap. Apparently ‘seared’ means ‘dry and chewy with blackened rice’.
The only item we ordered that I wasn’t completely disappointed with was the Caterpiller roll. Which was the only item we ordered that was completely cooked. In the end we were charged for a half roll because we didn’t finish all of the food. It was only $ 4, not worth arguing about nor was it worth punishing our tastebuds over!
I’d rather pay a few dollars more for better tasting sushi then to ever step foot in Xtreme again.