This restaurant was very difficult to find.  It was located before you enter the parking garage of the Pacific Asian Plaza on W Spring Mountain Road/S Decatur Blvd in Las Vegas.  Even when I entered the restaurant, I wasn't sure I was in Shuseki.  The name wasn't on the menu, only on the chopsticks.\n\nI placed the Restaurant,com coupon on the table before I ordered, The menu was full of photos.  There were quite a few Korean appetizers on the menu.  I ordered the Potstickers and the Small Assorted Sashimi.\n\nThe server leaned over the 3 foot tall wooden banister to deliver a glass of water and 2 small dishes rather than walking around the banister.\n\nWithin 10 minutes of walking in, the server leaned over the banister again to put the Small Assorted Sashimi on my table.  There were 3 slices of salmon, 3 slices of hamachi, and 3 slices of tuna on a bed of shredded daikon on a plate.  The tuna was artificially colored red.  The hamachi had some pieces of skin on it.\n\nI saw the sushi chef sit down at the bar and watch the basketball game after he cut my fish.  There was a school-age girl wandering around the restaurant.  She was playing with a plastic cup behind a glass partition.\n\nThe server leaned over the banister again and delivered the Potstickers.  There were 6 potstickers on a plate.  No garnish.  No dipping sauce.  Eating the potstickers was like biting into a Xiao Long Bao dumpling.  There was so much liquid/grease in each bite.\n\nI asked the server for the check.  The Restaurant,com coupon was still on the table.  She cleared the table without taking the coupon.  She returned with the bill.  Just as I suspected, the discount was not taken off.  She recalculated the bill, crossed out the total, and told me the tip was already included.  No where on this coupon did it say an 18% gratuity would be added.  That was the icing on the cake.\n\nVery rarely have I given a restaurant only one star in over 200 reviews I have written.  I will not be back!