Makino

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3965 South Decatur Blvd., #5, Las Vegas, Nevada 89103

(702) 889-4477

Cuisine:
Sushi, Seafood
Hours:
Mon: 11:30AM - 9:30PM Tues: 11:30AM - 9:30PM Wed: 11:30AM - 9:30PM Thurs: 11:30AM - 9:30PM Fri:... Read More
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Makino

by npgarg

Surprise, Arizona

February 16, 2007

Best of IgoUgo If you like sushi and Japanese seafood this is the place for you.It is located in the shopping complex on the northwest corner of Flamingo and Decatur. The easiest ways to get there would be either the Flamingo exit of the I15 and continue west ...Read more If you like sushi and Japanese seafood this is the place for you.

It is located in the shopping complex on the northwest corner of Flamingo and Decatur. The easiest ways to get there would be either the Flamingo exit of the I15 and continue west until you hit Decatur or from the Decatur exit of the 215, and continue northbound until you hit Flamingo. Personally I prefer using the 215 as it is not as busy as the I-10.

This place has sushi for days, any type that you can literally think of. Unagi (eel) is wonderful thing for first timers to try. They have both batter fried and regular steamed.

This is a great place even if you have people in your party that don't like sushi as it has other Japanese dishes like teriyaki, miso, and things like oysters, clams, mussels and my personal favorite fresh snow crab legs. All of the seafood here is grade-a nothing second class about the quality of the food. The buffet line has to be at least a good 30 yard long and wraps along 2 walls.

The waitressing and bus services are excellent and you will never have a table that is cluttered with used plates and they are very attentive to drink refills.

Prices are $22.50 during the day and $27.50 during the night. But I haven't really seen any differences on what they serve between the lunch and the dinner.

This place is always hopping with loads of people so come early or late to avoid the wait. But if you come on a Friday or Saturday night you will find you self waiting no matter what time of day you come. Oh but the wait is well worth it. This buffet is one of the best ones that I have been to anywhere. For people who are familiar with the Todai's chain of Japanese seafood buffet restaurants this place blows it out of the water.

Deserts are just as good with choices of creme brulee, many different types of cheese cakes and other cakes as well as soft serve and scoop ice cream. And other personal favorite is made to order crepes.

This place is a fair distance from the strip or any other touristy place but more then worth the drive. For me a trip to Vegas is not complete without at lest eating a meal here... or two... or three. Close

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