Best Japanese Restaurants in Four Seasons Hotel

We celebrated our anniversary here, and this establishment exceeded our expectations. Our server, Jordan, was attentive and highly masterful over the menu - leading us to take his suggestions. We were "wowed" by the entire meal. We have a variety - sushi, dim sum, fish, beef, sake, cocktails, and wine. The Giant Fortune Cookie dessert with chocolate mousse put a fun end to the meal. The ambiance was very warm/romantic, although the colored wall of ancient opium pipes was an odd touch. The giant Buddha statue and the coloring of the decor were a delight. The very best part was the service. They had many employees flying around in an apparent orchestrated, sophisticated dance of controlled chaos - they worked as a team, and the food and drinks came out fast and hot. The attentiveness was impressive, with multiple team members taking care of us. I would come back here often if it were more convenient! I highly recommend reservations. The bar area is very luxurious/romantic and worth spending time there..but folks, please leave the kiddies at home and dress up above your normal schlep of Raider gear/ T-shirts and jeans!

Darren our server was amazing & made our dining experience even more enjoyable!

Nobu - Caesars Palace Las Vegas is an amazing Restaurant. It is very deserving of its 5 STAR rating. You must try the wagyu tacos, vegetable tacos, A5 wagyu steak grilled flambé (their guests favorite dish), and of course dessert. The vanilla miso tart was scrumptious - YUM YUM. Lastly, the bartender made us really great mocktails.

A dining experience worth remembering. Everything about this Japanese restaurant is definitely worth its 5 STAR rating. Located in the Mandalay Bay. Food was amazing. We had sushi and it was delicious. Very fresh. Staff was attentive. Ambiance was warm and inviting. Noise level of music was appropriate. We will definitely return to this restaurant.

Nobu in Paris Las Vegas is excellent. Food, drinks, and ambiance are authentic and high quality. Service was attentive, courteous, informative, and efficient, all under the watchful eye of the head chef and culturally Japanese in every detail. The only criticism is our waiter walked away without looking us in the eye when thanking us after we paid and tipped generously.