Sushi in Nevada? Why not? Being landlocked and having fresh seafood are not mutually exclusive and Kaizen Fusion Roll & Sushi proves that. From more traditional Japanese items like edamame and miso soup to basic rolls, sashimi, and tempura, this unassuming restaurant has a huge variety of specialty rolls featuring exotic and unusual items. Diners can choose from a la carte items or have the chef create an Omakase—”Chef, I’ll leave it to you”—personalized sushi menu. Take a look at this amazing unassuming restaurant and see if your mouth doesn’t water.
Kaizen Fusion Roll & Sushi is located at 4480 Paradise Road, Suite 900, in Las Vegas. This unassuming storefront sits in a small strip mall across the street from the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino.
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Once inside, however, the elegant decor is reflective of the amazing food Kaizen serves.
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Kaizen’s sushi rolls are truly unique and beautiful like the Avocado Train (front) with tempura soft-shelled crab, crab, and lobster topped with avocado and eel sauce, and the Orange Blossom (back) that features chopped deep-fried shrimp and crab topped with salmon and a tangy orange sauce.
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The Rattle Snake Roll is a crowd favorite and consists of deep-fried shrimp topped with fresh water eel and an eel and cucumber sauce.
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Another unique roll is the Banana Roll that features a crab, avocado, and cucumber filling. The roll is then topped with fried banana and a fruit sauce.
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The Spicy Tataki Roll is another crowd favorite. This spicy tuna roll is topped with seared tuna, pickled onion, green onion, and avocado with a ponzu and eel sauce.
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Then, of course, there’s the signature Kaizen Roll that features tempura soft-shelled crab and lobster, avocado, asparagus, yamagobo, and radish sprouts topped with tuna, salmon, and yellowtail and covered in an amazing eel sauce. Yum!
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In addition to fantastic sushi, Kaizen has other delicious menu items like this salmon skin salad.
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Or this Hawaiian-inspired tuna poke appetizer with seaweed salad.
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And a more traditional and ultra-fresh sashimi boat.
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Don’t forget dessert like this amazing mochi (molded and pounded sticky rice) filled with ice cream.
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Kaizen has two other Las Vegas locations: 10271 S. Eastern Ave., Suite 109 in Henderson and 2760 Deer Springs Way, Suite 101 in North Las Vegas (pictured), the latter being a bit more, shall we say, assuming.
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If you have a hankering for sushi—and are in the Las Vegas area—Kaizen Fusion Roll & Sushi is the place to go for the absolute best in the state. Don’t be fooled by its unassuming exterior. This is one meal you won’t soon forget!
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Have you had the pleasure of dining at this delightful yet unassuming Nevada eatery? Please comment below (while I go get some sushi.)
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