Hamada of Japan Las Vegas

The Environment:

Hamada of Japan Las Vegas Flamingo has a dining, Teppan, and traditional Tatami room with a low table for an authentic Japanese dining experience.  It makes it a lot easier to pass out after your third sake bomb when you're already sitting on the floor.  Although the ambiance is casual in Hamada of Japan Vegas, the decor is typically dark and classy.  Exciting Teppan and sushi chefs keep your attention in this traditional Vegas Strip Japanese restaurant.  Just watch out for flying knives; that Teppan chef looks a little tipsy.

Why We Dine:

Hamada of Japan Vegas is a great place for Teppan but beware of the sushi.  It's not the best and definitely doesn't fit into our Cheapo budget.

• Great Service: The wait staff at Hamada of Japan Las Vegas is very attentive and caters well to large Vegas crowds. (That's quantity. Not girth.)
• Teppan Room: Unless you are eating sushi, Teppan is the only way to go at a Japanese restaurant.  Hamada of Japan Las Vegas Flamingo is no exception, especially since the sushi isn't known for being the best.
• Hard To Find: Now you may think this is a bad thing but in actuality, it's a benefit that Hamada of Japan Las Vegas is tough to find.  We work up an appetite wandering around the Flamingo Hotel and it cut down the size of our group significantly.  We lost a few to the casino and one to a beautiful blonde, but hey, survival of the fittest. #Darwin

Inside Knowledge:

If you happen to speak Japanese, make sure to let the Hamada of Japan Vegas staff know.  You may actually get a little deal and if nothing else, some fun conversation with your meal.

Is it Worth It?

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