Once you get past the inconspicuous storefront with no signage and the creepy massage parlor next door, you will be in for an experience.\n\nThe restaurant orders fish flown in every morning so the menu changes daily.  The variety is great and they order just enough for that day's service - so eat early if you can.  Being an avid sushi eater, I was surprised the menu had a few items I had only heard of.  And a few items not on the menu, such as the \"Water Shield\" vegetable, from high mountains of Japan with subtle tea-like flavors.  Ask what's not on the menu, you may be surprised.\n\nWe had the omakase and it was fresh, tasty, meticulously prepared, and explained in detail by the knowledgeable wait staff  With Omakase and a few nigiri a-la-carte, we had these:  Fatty Tuna, Giant Clam, Sweet Shrimp, Striped Pig Fish, Japanese Mackerel, Jack Mackerel, Shad, Sea Eel, sillago, Parrot Fish, Yellow Grouper, Deep Sea Porgy, Tuna, Salmon Roe, Scallop, Orange Clam, Squid.\n\nThe meal ended with a taste hand roll, miso with shrimp head, and a selection of home made desserts (plum wife sorbet, mango/peanut/green tea mochi).\n\nNow that I know where this hidden gem is located, we plan to visit this place every time we go to Las Vegas.