Raku

6 recommendations and reviews from 6 people

• Referral from February 21, 2020
  

  Jowee T. asked:

  Life has been crazy busy and stressful lately, so my husband and I are taking a mini vacation to Vegas next week. We go there a lot, like several times a year. Does anyone have any restaurant recommendations that are OFF the strip for a nice early birthday celebration? Not sushi, simply because we already have plans for sushi with friends while we are there.

  

  Tobey G. replied:

  Raku!! Small, requires reservations, but so worth it! A James Beard winner too! http://raku-grill.com/

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• Referral from April 9, 2017
  

  Daniel B. asked:

  Going to Vegas with my lady, first time. Any recommendations for good eats? Thanks in advance!

  

  Beatrice B. replied:

  http://raku-grill.com Japanese food exceeding all expectations. Not on the strip. Hence it being so good and affordable for the quality and service. Amazing saki offerings with expert advice.

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• Referral from April 2, 2016
  

  Lisa F. asked:

  Headed to Vegas - looking for good restaurants. Want innovative interesting places, i.e. not standard seafood or steak places even if they're good at what they do. I can get that anywhere. Any price range. Thanks!

  

  Henry L. replied:

  Raku!!!! Seriously, Raku. Foie gras chawanmushi. Enough said. http://www.raku-grill.com Also, Raku!

  

  Nika A. replied:

  I know everyone goes nuts over Raku but I didn't think it was any better than a Japanese restaurant experience in Seattle. Honestly, it seemed like a Vegas-ified version of Momiji or Umi Sake Lounge. What did blow me away, however, was Kabuto. Reservations only, as there are very few seats, they make their own soy sauce in house, fantastic seafood flown directly from Tokyo every day, incredibly elegant presentation, and the omakase is the best I have ever had. It felt like probably the closest to a Sushi Jiro experience I will ever have in the US.

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• Referral from March 17, 2014
  

  maskedscheduler asked:

  restaurant recommendations in las vegas? go!!!!

  

  Orange C. replied:

  Raku!! http://www.raku-grill.com

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• Referral from January 13, 2014
  

  Rianna N. asked:

  Booking our Vegas honeymoon (finally!!). Eric Duh Nauni's been once and I'm a Vegas virgin. So we want to know what all you lovelies enjoyed best about Vegas. Weird, quirky, little-known dwellings, hidden gourmet gems, all the bizarre and amazing parts of Vegas. Also, we are all about spending our money on things outside our hotel. So cheap hotel rooms where we won't get murdered and can still enjoy sleeping at are what we're looking for. We have no old downtown vs. strip preference. Golden Nugget is a great price - anyone recommend it? Also, do you suggest taking the time to see the Hoover Dam? I mean, if the Griswold's went there, we're already pretty convinced. So please! All ideas, restaurants, museums, shows, shops, mafia-themed events are welcome. We want a people-watching, drinking induced, full bellied honeymoon experience. xo

  

  becky c. replied:

  http://www.raku-grill.com/

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