RA Sushi Bar Restaurant - Las Vegas

As a chain restaurant, you may expect consistent quality and value from RA Sushi. We have visited multiple locations across the country, including the one in Las Vegas. However, we noticed that prices have increased and portion sizes have decreased, especially when compared to other RA Sushi restaurants. It seems that the overall value of the restaurant has diminished over time.

Late birthday celebration. The food was fantastic and the service was top-notch.

The food, service, prices, and ambiance were fantastic, but the music was way too loud, making it difficult to have a conversation.

Our first visit here was amazing. So much so we told EVERYONE about it. This time, the fried rice (literally what we tell everyone about) was dry, the presentation of the sushi was not as exciting as the last time, and we had to ask for Miso soup which was supposed to come with the platter. Never got the salad, but we didn't want it. Also, the coconut creme brulee crust was chewy, almost like a thin soft Caramel instead of the crisp you expect from creme brulee. Our first visit was PHENOMENAL, this time was mediocre. Service and ambiance were good, but the food was not as excellent as we know it should be.

I made reservations on Opentable and they were confirmed by RA. I had to change to a later time, again confirmed. Took a bus to go down the LV Strip yo RA only to find a sign taped on the door they were closed! Last time I use Opentable!!!!