"I'm absolutely blown away by Super Sushi! This hidden gem has become my new favorite spot in Las Vegas, and for good reason. I've already visited three times, and each experience has been consistently exceptional. From the moment I walked in, I was impressed by the warm and welcoming atmosphere. The parking was a breeze, and the décor was inviting. Our server was friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable, making sure my aunt and I had everything we needed throughout our meal. The real star of the show was the food honestly . Oh. My. Goodness. The All-You-Can-Eat menu is an unbeatable value, with an incredible selection of sushi, sashimi, and other Japanese delights. However I was particularly obsessed with: *⁠ ⁠Tiger Roll: Spicy tuna, crab, and avocado, wrapped in soy paper, topped with seared tuna and wasabi sauce. Heaven! *⁠ ⁠Nigiri: Fresh, succulent, and generously portioned. The salmon and tuna were melt-in-your-mouth delicious. *⁠ ⁠Taylor Roll: The perfect combination of spicy tuna, crab, and avocado, topped with seared tuna and tangy sauce. ( My PERSONAL FAVORITE) Each piece was expertly crafted, and the flavors were bold and delicious. Super Sushi has won me over with its incredible food, welcoming atmosphere, and top-notch service. If you're a sushi lover like me, do yourself a favor and get here ASAP! Location : 6160 W Tropicana Ave, Suite E-5 Las Vegas, NV 89103

I love the food here , it feels clean . Service it's amazing I'm lactose intolerant and they always make arrangements with my food ! The ambience is great playlist it's lovely all kind of music .

As a vegetarian, I wasn't sure how many options I'd have, but Super Sushi came through with some serious flavor! From the avocado rolls to the cucumber rolls, everything was super fresh. But the real star for me? The vegetable tempura roll. OMG. It's crispy, perfectly battered, and packed with veggies that were cooked just right. I seriously ordered that one like 3 times, no shame. What I love about Super Sushi is they make sure us vegetarians don't feel left out. They've got plenty of options, and everything tastes like it's made with care. The service was on point too. Even with the all-you-can-eat crowd, they were quick, friendly, and never made me feel like I was overdoing it (even when I definitely was). If you're craving sushi and want variety, great service, and a laid-back atmosphere, you need to hit up Super Sushi. Whether you're a veggie lover like me or you're all about the raw fish, this place is a winner. I'm definitely coming back for that vegetable tempura roll!

We had very good service. And the waitress even helped us out as we were trying a new cuisine for us. Turned out we really love a sushi. The pricing for the all you can eat was reasonable and you get dessert after that comes with it. I loved the shop. It was so cozy and quaint. Bring a jacket. A little chilly inside.

Food and service is very good! This is our go to sushi restaurant. So many excellent choices.

Hi everyone, My wife and I are one of the AYCE sushi fan. Been around Las Vegas in many sushi Restaurants. In Most places Price has gone up and the quality has gone down in the same time. And not to mention any restaurant name to be discredited. We really got tired of all of them, because every time we felt sushi and we kept going to the same several top choice place and disappointed every time we go in the last couple of years. We felt like being ripped off because of the very low quality of the produce and the way they prepared their sushi neither Rolls or Nigiris. And again today we felt like eating sushi again.... I was thinking in my mind was all I wanted is a small sushi restaurant, not too crowded, with good decent quality Rolls that also serves Half roll so we can try several different ones and good Nigiri which is so hard to find one now a days. What I mean is the one that really pay attention to detail of every bite they serves. Found Super Sushi on Yelp, didn't look up on any reviews or anything, just went thru their photos.. only saw pictures posts from 4,5 6 years ago and was wondering why barely any pictures recently. We decided to took a chance and give this place a try. Nice waitress welcome. Looked around the interior was just an ordinary self decor from the business owner. Just happened to be a Tuesday Specials of $22.99 on the basic menu. Decided to go with that because it was our first time and we didn't expected anything to be good and worth paying like other places. Everything turned out to be an opposite! All Nigiris we ordered was good, Rolls was great and Appetizers was awesome !! The Wings wasn't fried like in the menu said but, it was very nice tender stewed wings, Beef skewed was Tender for me as well, my wife doesn't like this style of beef but I loved it. Loved the way the Owner Chef cut and prepared the fishes, made good rolls ( not too much sauces just perfect. Everything was Simple but, good and we loved it. One thing I have to mention and let everyone know is the restaurant is very clean. I'd looked around and see how they prep all the take out sauces and packages and little things the corners... they are neat and clean ! This Super Sushi restaurant is clean and delicious! We shall come back for sure and try the upgraded menu without a second thought. So we can try out the Hamachi Kama, Sweet shrimp, Ikura, etc. Didn't even though this restaurant turned out to be good for us even the surroundings wasn't. Try it for yourself and let me know what you think.

There are so many good sushi restaurants in Las Vegas, especially off the strip where prices are much more reasonable and there's very little drop-off in food quality compared to on the strip. (Note: The Strip being more expensive is somewhat related to higher food quality in general, but by far related mostly to fancier ambiance and the ability to charge tourists whatever and they'll still pay.) I've lived in Vegas since 2017 and moved from Paradise (i.e. just east of Strip) to Spring Valley (i.e. just west of Strip) in 2021. My favorite sushi spot in all of Las Vegas was in my old neighborhood, but now that it was a bit of a drive away (especially on weekends when Strip traffic is insane!) I set about to find a new sushi spot of comparable quality that was closer to my new place. Being closer to Spring Mountain and the Asian commercial corridor, there was no shortage of sushi spots around me... and no shortage of REALLY GOOD sushi spots, as I soon found out. I've tried at least 15 different sushi joints alone in Spring Valley, and most of them I would consider good to excellent even by L.A. standards (with the added bonus of being 25-50% cheaper than L.A.) A few of these I come back to once every few months for certain special things on their menus, but there's only one that I go to 1-2 times a month: Super Sushi. I first stumbled upon this place a couple of years ago out of sheer convenience: it's in the same aging strip mall as my bank and grocery store. From the sign on their window they do AYCE and I was starving, so I walked in to try it without reading any reviews, motivated to support a small business owner in my neighborhood regardless of how things would go. (It's Vegas baby, we all roll the dice sometimes.) At the time, Super Sushi's interior decor was as aging and as minimalist as the strip mall storefronts, which did its job in lowering my expectations. However, I was pleasantly surprised that the AYCE menu had so many options, even for cooked items. Even if it was subpar, at the very least I could try a little of everything and then just get second or third rounds of the few things I ended up liking. I sh*t you not, I was BLOWN AWAY by how nearly everything on their menu was at least above average, with a handful of cooked appetizers common to Japanese menus qualifying as superb and the freshness of their raw fish qualifying as excellent for every single cut I ordered. I couldn't fathom how this no-name hole-in-the-wall spot - one that none of my sushi-loving Vegas locals ever brought up in suggestions - was serving sushi as good as, if not better than, fancier restaurants I had been to on the Vegas Strip, Hollywood and West L.A. And for over a year I had no clue why this was the case.... I just did my duty and kept showing up as a customer at least twice a month, tried nearly everything on their menu and told everyone I knew that they needed to try out this gem of a spot. And every time I went back, the quality of the food and the dining experience remained consistently superior. When sushiphile friends (some sushi snobs living in big coastal cities) would come to town, I'd beg them to ditch their favorite spot on the strip and come with me to try this place out. And to a T, they've all come away insanely impressed by this spot... which validated that I wasn't trippin' or biased as a neighborhood regular who they treat with amazing service every time they see me. (FYI, My faves: Super white tuna, unagi, beef skewers, salmon skin hand rolls, albacore, Golden Knight roll, spider roll, shrimp lover roll) Over the years, the interior decor of this spot has grown nicer and nicer, implying that business is growing and so many more people in Spring Valley have discovered the secret of Super Sushi. And a year or so ago, one of the decorative items they added to their walls was a sign telling the owner and head chef's personal story. Reading this sign, I FINALLY found out why this place is top-tier: Super Sushi's main man, Paul, learned how to make sushi while living in Japan and spent decades honing his craft in Tokyo, and then for 15 years was the head sushi chef a top restaurant in the five-star Monte Carlo Resort on the Strip. Mystery solved! Monte Carlo is long gone, but one of its most precious treasures is still in Vegas and is serving up sublime sushi in a quiet strip mall on Flamingo and Jones. Crazy part is that of the 30 or so (!) times I've been here (including today while writing this well-deserved Yelp review), Paul has NEVER not been behind the sushi counter blessing me with his world-class experience and talent. He and his wonderful staff are reason this place has now become my favorite sushi spot in this city, and on my Top 10 list for sushi spots in the entire country. Thanks for coming to my TED Talk, and if you claim to be a sushi lover you owe it to the foodie culture and this beautiful culinary tradition to visit this restaurant on your next Las Vegas trip.