All-you-can-eat sushi in Las Vegas usually means you’re compromising on quality for volume. Krazy Sushi in Centennial has run the AYCE game since 2009 and still pulls a 4.7-star rating with over a thousand reviews โ that’s the sign it didn’t take the shortcut.
Krazy Sushi’s happy hour runs at the bar with discounted drinks and appetizer pricing on its dedicated happy hour menu โ pair it with the $27 all-you-can-eat option if you’re settling in for a full meal.
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A round of sake bombs at the bar, a Krazy Sushi tradition regulars order specifically for the ritual, not just the drink. The Krazy Samurai and Philadelphia rolls consistently show up as reader favorites if you’re going the ร la carte route instead.
Centennial doesn’t get the sushi density of the Strip or Chinatown, so a spot doing fresh fish daily, a full bar, and a real happy hour window this far northwest is doing real work for the neighborhood. This is a restaurant locals default to specifically because it’s close, it’s not trying to be fancy, and it’s been consistent for over 15 years โ the kind of reliability that’s rarer than the “best sushi in Vegas” claims floating around Yelp reviews would suggest.
Reservations aren’t typically required โ walk in, grab a bar seat if you’re there for happy hour, and check the posted menu for the day’s specials since pricing can shift.
