Late-Night Hot Pot and Sushi Delight in Chinatown Las Vegas
Nabe AYCE Hot Pot stands out for its affordable all-you-can-eat hot pot and sushi options, perfect for late-night cravings. Diners appreciate the fresh salmon and tuna nigiri, flavorful beef broth, and wide array of vegetables and sauces available at the buffet. Located conveniently with ample parking, this Las Vegas restaurant offers a welcoming atmosphere and great service, making it a top choice in Chinatown for a satisfying and diverse dining experience.
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Qirui Cheryl Liu
in the last weekSo good! Surprised by LA person.
qiyong xie
in the last weekIs no good.service bad
Huyen Nguyen
in the last weekHave to go inside to add yourself to the waitlist. It was quite busy during prime time, weekend dinner but the wait wasn't too bad. We didn't experience bad service or long ordering wait times like other reviewers, so that was good. I believe the wait staff works together because food can be ordered through anyone with a tablet. Kitchen orders arrived to the table fairly quick. The downfall of the meal was actually the self service bar that had noodles, vegetables, seafood and sauces. I guess because they were so busy that the plates and bowls were not readily available. People just started cramming against each other while waiting. Was it the best AYCE hot pot and sushi? No but at $34 per person, weekend price, it wasn't bad.
Leah Harmon
in the last weekChau Tran
in the last weekLove the food here, especially the braised beef in the buffet line. The hotpot and sushi were great. The service, however, was quite disappointing—probably because it was very busy—but our waiter was not attentive. We didn’t get drink refills, and it took forever to reorder meat and sushi. Still, I would recommend this place to anyone looking for a good hotpot spot in Las Vegas.