3 Best Creative Japanese Restaurants In South Point Casino

3 restaurants available nearby

A photo of Mizumi - Wynn Las Vegas restaurant

1. Mizumi - Wynn Las Vegas

4.7

Exceptional(1538)

Price: Very Expensive

• Creative japanese • Wynn Las Vegas and Encore

Mizumi offers infinite possibilities for you to curate your dining experience as you wish, even if your wish is not to choose. A diverse range of imaginative and authentic experiences await here - from the a la carte menu of creations both classic and trendy to the more theatrical teppan yaki room where chefs prepare multi-course menus at tableside, or the superb sushi bar offerings. Like its sister restaurants at Wynn and Encore, Mizumi is dramatic to the eye, a sweeping space framed by panoramic views of a tranquil lagoon and Zen-like gardens. Sliding glass panels open onto two majestic waterfalls, each cascading into a shimmering koi-filled pond. With its iconic waterfalls, stunning décor creative Japanese fare, this oasis of tranquility offers world-class dining in the heart of Wynn.

2. GYU+ Social

5.0

Exceptional(14)

Price: Moderate

• Creative japanese • Chinatown

Booked 2 times today

Located inside our Japanese Sando room, you just found our hidden room called GYU+ Social. Join us for some small plate offering while enjoying our sake, wine and Japanese beer selections.

3. Kaia Handroll

5.0

Exceptional(3)

Price: Expensive

• Creative japanese • Near the Strip

Kaia Las Vegas is a joyful Asian eclectic eatery serving fresh, fun, and delightful dishes. Located at AREA15 and minutes from the Strip, Kaia’s menu includes a very creative setup of classic & specialty rolls, nigiri & sushi bowls. Along with its edgy and anime comic book decor, Kaia is a great way to experience your favorite Japanese cuisine.

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3 restaurants available nearby

1. Mizumi - Wynn Las Vegas

2. GYU+ Social

3. Kaia Handroll

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