Text - This is the best sushi and Japanese restaurant in Las Vegas, and honestly, it's probably the best sushi meal I've eaten outside of Tokyo.  \n\nGood luck getting a reservation on short notice, but luckily we kept trying the week I was in town and managed to sneak in 9.30.  The quality of the fish is mindblowing, it is undoubtedly better than Nobu or any other high end strip casino's overpriced sushi restaurant and far better priced, you'll probably spend 50-75% at Kabuto compared to any other strip joint.\n\nMy friends who are also sushi aficionados and I considered the omakase momentarily but ultimately we knew what to do:  we ordered one piece of every item on the menu.  The outstanding highlights fish wise were absolutely the toro (when I was there, they had three varieties ranging in fattiness) and the bonito, but nearly every piece of fish I ate was better than any other serving I have had of it at another restaurant anywhere in the USA, and I'm from Seattle, eat a ton of sushi, and have been to Japan 3 times.  The salmon roe was the best item and was mindblowingly better than any other I have had, my friends and I were absolutely dumbfounded.  We wound up spending about $125 apiece, and eating 22 pieces of nigiri each as well as sharing the two different kinds of miso they offered between the three of us, and a super popular roll we saw consistently ordered that night which turned out to not be that impressive compared to the rest. \n\nCertainly remember to make a reservation in advance, this place only seats 18, and if you are nuts about sushi you cannot miss this place.  This will 100% be the best meal you eat in Las Vegas.  I've eaten all the sushi joints and major steakhouses in Vegas, and I would pick Kabuto over all of them if I was in town for one night and could only pick one place to eat.
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Text - Always a good place to get filled up-twice even sometimes. Service at this location has always been the best out of any location I've been to. I really wish they still had the Mole and a few other choices that made this place unique.\n\nHands down though, this will always beat some other greasy fast food place if you are in a hurry. Oh yeah, $1 taco's on Tuesday's make for a great, quick, cheap meal.
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Text - I find the apology from the owner, a little different than the e-mail he actually sent me on march 5th.\nI'll let you decide...\nHi Teddy,\n\nrick s. has sent you a message on Yelp:\n\nYour Review\n\n\""Teddy I do appreciate your feedback, however there are 3 sides to every story yours, ours, and the truth..Yoli explained the situation to me as it escalated after she came out to talk to you and your friend.. I do agree that our server was inappropriate with the comment she made referring to you and your friend being Loud and Making a Scene in Public, nothing to do with being gay, how would she even know? Yoli says that your friend repeatedly told her you waited 10 mins not 15..Maybe the wait was to long for your taste since you were really hungry. It was a beautiful morning and enjoying the patio and the beautiful garden it what people do. Possibly taking the other tables order was an oversight, You stated that since you waited to long you were going to leave and not pay your bill for the coffee, that Teddy is theft and you would never do that if you where in a store and the line was too long so you just walk out with a drink, right? The server more than wanted to accommodate you after you made a fuss, including my wife. Regardless if there were 3 tables or 30 tables full, learn to have patience. Yoli was busy in the kitchen helping make 2 large to-go orders, many things you don't know happen in a restaurant. We both have Family and Friends that are part of the LGBT community and we nor our employees would ever discriminate against anyone. The whole new level of 2nd class citizen was really Amplified by your friend calling my wife a Wetback which you failed to mention in your review. He should be ashamed of his actions. We care about and even love our customers which you could still be, as we invite you and your friend back for breakfast or lunch and we both can make some apologies and have a better day. Please respond when you have had time to read this and maybe cool off. Thanks Rick and Yoli\""
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Text - It's a Thai, Chinese, and Vietnamese restaurant. I should have known better than to go to an unspecialized restaurant. The food is mediocre at best. I had Pho and they only had one option. I'm used to with having at least ten different options for Pho - with beef, tripe, etc. My fianc\u00e9 had stir-fry beef that when served looked more like curry - again mediocre. Nothing amazing, but not terrible. You're probably safer ordering typical Chinese food that you would find off a Panda Express menu (orange chicken, general tso, etc)\n\nPros: clean restaurant
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While spending the New Years visiting my Dad in Nevada we decided to venture off the strip and explore the dining opportunities near his home in Henderson.\n\nThe reviews for Firefly caught our eyes and we were not disappointed. The bread/olives to start is great and the quality and value of the tapas were top notch.\n\nThe hit of the evening for our group was the paella. For $16 it was a ton of food and the taste was amazing. It really was great to start the meal with the small plates and then finish with the rice. If you are in the area, in the mood for quality food, and not looking to spend a fortune, Firefly will not disappoint.