In my line of work I spend a lot of time traveling and going to
conferences. I spend at least one weekend a month in Las Vegas, and
I love it. It's my favorite place to attend boring business
conferences. Not because I can get away with gambling or live
entertainment, but because of Raku. Raku offers the best
Traditional Yakitori grill dishes. They are precise and perfect and
you will not find better Japanese food in Las Vegas.The restaurant
is located about ten to fifteen minutes away from the strip, but it
is well worth going out of your way. While the building does feel a
little rundown when you first see it from the outside, don't let
the view discourage you from eating there! Once you enter the
restaurant teems with character and charm. Raku offers a cozy,
intimate atmosphere with extremely attentive and always spot-on
servers and amazing food. What else could you ask for?Raku offers a
wide variety of perfect, grourmet sushi and sashimi but if that's
just not your thing they also offer plenty of meats grilled to
Yakitori perfection. I usually start with some of Raku's homemade
tofu or their amazing Pached Egg with Sea Urchin and Salmon Roe.
Once I've finished the appetizer I move on to either the Kobe Beef
Liver or the Yellowtail with Glazed Soy-base sauce.If you want to
experience Raku, but don't have a good enough understanding of
Japanese cusine then they have the perfect option for you. Raku
offers a special Omakase, a chef's course created from menu items
and faily specials. It's like eating a sampler platter of amazing
and exquisite dishes.If you plan to visit Las Vegas nevada any time
soon Raku is a must. I reccomend Raku to anyone who is coming
within 2 states of Nevada. Even if you have to drive four or five
hours to get there it is well worth your time.
