Zenshin Asian Restaurant

Happy hour from 2 pm to 6 pm. The Hamachi Kama still yummy and meaty. Even the prices keep creeping up. HH menu still ok but limited. Even better if Leslie is your server. She’s alway friendly and great.

I have been here many times and the sushi is amazing! Really love the 777 roll! The specials are amazing and its always a fun atmosphere… this is my first choice for sushi always!

Bartender seemed a bit snappy and rushed us to order our food/​drinks. I did enjoy the hot green tea and California rolls. The beef short ribs could have been more tender

Best short ribs in town! Paired with kim chee fried rice yum! Nice fresh salad & miso soup was complimentary. Sashimi platter was amazing, really fresh. Eggplant fries were tasty too! Definitely a gem hidden inside a hotel casino. Just wish I didnt have to walk through a smoke infested casino to eat such fresh food!

This place is not 3 stars, the spicy tuna is made hot tasting not spicy with a good taste. Imo I like it to have flavor not just hot. A platter of sushi is a choice of California roll or spicy tuna and nigiri. It was 17.00 not worth it. Going to sushi mon so much better. The sukiyaki was decent the beef was tender and sliced thinly so how can it not be tough. They give you a lot of cabbage a couple of mushrooms and some yam noodles. Not too sweet like the way I like it but decent.
This place is probably better for happy hour which we did come during those times.
Expensive and not very good.

Happy hour here is the best!
Food is great. Ate there 3 of the 5 days we stayed @ South Point Casino

Once again my wife and I while in Vegas stopped here but this time with our cousins and they LOVED it. Always good food and great customer service. I didn’t see the owner this time but hopefully when we are back in a few months he will be there so we can say hi

If you’re adventurous and not from the islands of Hawaii, they serve a few ‘local’ favorites here, namely oxtail soup and malasadas. It’s worth a try! :)

Ate solo this trip. My server was friendly and always around when I needed her. Took advantage of the happy hour and ordered some rolls. I ordered the crunch roll with soy paper (it was very good!) but the 777 on the happy hour menu was strange. It said topped with spicy tuna but what came out wasn’t just spicy tuna. My server explained they blend the tuna with something to make it spicy. But the result was this strange creamy, fishy paste on top. Not what I was expecting. I’ll definitely be back here again though. Nice place, nice service and great prices. I will avoid the 777 in the future, however, and any other roll topped with «spicy tuna».

This was a hidden gem within the South Point casino.
Went for a sushi lunch one day and we were able t get there during happy hour specials, which had a list of great drinks and sushi rolls.
I started with the tuna sashimi — which i LOVED. It was so tasty and had an awesome sauce.
Additionally — I recommend the Apple Whisky Mojito — delicious! And the spicy tuna roll.
A must visit if you ever find yourself at the South Point casino. Much better option than the Steak n Shake next door.

Stopped in for happy hour with a group of people. We were sat at a large table directly outside the kitchen. So with all the kitchen noise & the loud music it was hard to hear each other. Service was fairly slow. Items on the happy hour menu seem to be the cheaper fried items or spicy. Unfortunately I wasn’t impressed with this happy hour. Had higher hopes for it.

It took 40 minutes to get our sushi. Not even the pre-​course side salad had been served yet. We were pretty patient, but we lost it when the table next to us who was seated 20 minutes after my group got their orders before us. On top of that, no one cleared our plates… standard sushi procedure. Three servers passed our stack of plates by. Our server was not remorseful, instead he gave us attitude when we asked for our bills. We spoke to a manager to report the service and the answer we got was basically «tough luck»
Don’t waste your evening here. There are too many good places to choose from.

Elegant and professional restaurant ambiance. Busy and loud casino but once in the restaurant, calmness ensued.
The servers were attentive and courteous. Loved each of the delicious entrée dishes we ordered. It was a pleasant dining experience. Thank you.

Had no idea there was a sushi restaurant inside the south point. It’s in the back corner so it is a bit hidden. Enjoyed a nice ladies night dinner here a few nights ago.
I guess after going to so many other sushi restaurants and of course AYCE ones I’m a bit spoiled. Nonetheless, the sushi here wasn’t bad. I don’t think it was amongst the freshest I have had but it did the job in satisfying my sushi craving.
The service was good. Our server was attentive and friendly, he seemed a bit timid at first but soon enough relaxed. He did recommend a few items which we did try and I’ll admit they were good suggestions.
Might stop by again if I’m in the Southpoint.

Great happy hour menu! Only $ 4.00 for California roll! Fast service. We sat at the sushi bar and were treated with great respect! I had the crunch roll as was very happy with the sweet crunchy taste. I can see why it was voted high in Las Vegas.
Try it! I know you’ll like it!

Oh wow!!! Ok so I don’t even know how to start this review except Rory is the best server!!! No seriously we know nothing about sushi at all!!! He helped us pick out some cocktails and came back to find out we were clueless. Poor guy! Lol. Ok so here’s the deal I do not like fish at all. Only sea food I like is shrimp and sometimes a little bit of crab. He pointed out the cooked shrimp rolls. Honestly we tried almost all three! Skip the garlic shrimp there isn’t any garlic flavor really. But the crunchy roll and the deep fried California roll are the best. So yummy!!!
Rory kept coming over to check on us. So nice and we kept ordering something else lol. Next was the chicken katsu meal. Scott had the miso soup that came with it, we shared the salad and then shared the rice and katsu. Really good!!! Everything we ordered he could eat because there wasn’t any corn in it!!! Yay!!! I had the island drink and he got the plum wine special. He liked them all except for the one with honey. Two managers came to our table to check on us. Such good service and they give you 10% off with the check in offer!!! Our bill was $ 65 for all that food!!!
Next time he comes back to town we will head over here again!!!

I was very optimistic to go back here because now this place has been opened for a while (not like our first time here, it was during their grand opening). We went and try their late night happy hour and was VERY disappointed. We got 2 rolls of 777, 2 rolls of spicy tuna, and 1 of the Philadelphia. The tuna didn’t look fresh (see pic), as you can tell by the color of the fish itself (not bright red but very pale).
The 777 roll was supposedly spicy soft shell crab but again (please see pic), the majority of the filling was fake crab/​kani and not the soft shell crab. The small amount of crab that it was in there was mushy and not have the texture of freshly fried crab.
Quality was very low for a nice restaurant inside a (busy) casino. And I have to agree with my husband, people will check the restaurant out usually during happy hour. If they actually reduce the quality during happy hour, people are just not going to come back. Just saying… (IMHO)

If you’re looking for a memorable sushi experience this may not be the place. The food while good was extremely average in execution and presentation. They do however have an excellent Japanese beer selection. I noticed the hostess sat all single people who wanted to sit at the sushi bar, in the rear of the restaurant while there were plenty of seats at the front (Not nice). Noise level was loud. Food knowledge and service was average. It seemed to be a quite night as the restaurant was only half filled.
Trying to pay took a while. I’ve read how other guest commented on this.
Possibly an off Friday night?

I went with mom after hearing about their happy hour menu. Their happy hour menu isn’t too extensive, but there are enough things where you can get a varied amount of items still.
I sat right at the bar with my mom and so the chef asked us directly what we wanted to eat. My mom told him what we wanted and he made it right away for us. Getting that experience right at the bar is always cool and it didn’t get any less cool for us. The waitress took our order and got us our chicken lettuce wraps. Those were really good, the chicken tastes like it was cooked over an open fire and that is what made these taste so amazing. The rolls were average compared to a lot of the different places around Vegas where you can order sushi, but you can’t be picky when it comes to happy hour, you get what you pay for, but I still enjoyed it a lot with my mom. The manager was personally walking around making sure everything was going great for all the guests and I really appreciate that gesture. I will definitely be coming back after having such a great experience here!

One would think to give this restaurant one star but I beg to differ especially after what we had to go through yesterday.
Okay we had to wait a minimum of thirty minutes for our table as there was a long line but not compared to the Steak n Shake next door! Next our food did not appear until after 45 minutes of seating. My brother-​in-​law ordered sashimi and does that take that long to make? I noticed our neighbors got their food before us even being seated after us. Plus my sister got her soup & salad after her main dish? My sister said her soup & my mother’s hot water were cold.
My dish was a chicken teriyaki bowl and it was in a deep bowl that I had to request a fork to really eat it. I enjoyed it even though the HB felt it needed more sauce. My sister’s beef teriyaki was flavorful and beef so tender that I had wished I had ordered that instead?! My HB ordered the fried noodles like yakisoba as he is the pasta guy. And that tasted okay to me.
Our cute and most attentive Hawaiian waiter Rory was one of the best servers I have had in a long time. He over compensated by automatically deducting 10% off our bill
(I had a coupon plus checking in on Unilocal had it too but he did it w/​o me producing it.) Plus he brought us a complimentary dessert after feeling awful of our negative experience. The dessert was very much like the malasadas of Hawaii and they were yummy!!! Underneath each malasadas was some decorative custard cream but edible alongside the chocolate swirl! This was a unique dessert TDF!!! Okay sweetness can help tremendously but excellent service by Rory (it wasn’t his fault but I felt it was the cooks’ fault for the delay) really made the difference yesterday.
I would come back to this restaurant on a different trip as we have many other places to try. Don’t let my mixed bag experience throw you off!