Mizumi at Wynn Las Vegas offers kaiseki, Edomae sushi, robatayaki and teppanyaki under Chef Jeff Okada Ramsey, with private rooms and sake pairings.
At a glance
- Price
- $$$$
- Chef
- Jeff Okada Ramsey
- Sake pairing
- Yes
- Dress code
- casual
- Reservations
- SevenRooms
- Booking
- SevenRooms
- Cuisine
- Edomae sushiKaiseki
- Price
- Luxury
Mizumi sits inside Wynn Las Vegas, built around a koi pond and a 90-foot waterfall visible from parts of the dining room. The restaurant is led by Executive Chef Jeff Okada Ramsey, who trained under Master Sushi Chef Masayoshi Kazato, worked with José Andrés at Minibar, and later ran Tapas Molecular Bar at Mandarin Oriental Tokyo before joining Mizumi in 2024.
The menu spans kaiseki, Edomae sushi, robatayaki, teppanyaki, and omakase formats, with fish arriving daily from Japan and a dedicated dry-aged fish program. A sake pairing is available alongside the omakase. Dress code is casual, and a private room can be arranged for groups.
Separate from the main dining room, Mizumi Teppanyaki runs as its own space with communal grill tables and live tableside cooking, booked independently through SevenRooms. There's also Sansui, a four-table outdoor terrace beside the waterfall with a $175 per person food and beverage minimum, available by request, plus three smaller patio tables with no minimum.
Mizumi is priced at the top of the scale (tier 4) and takes reservations through SevenRooms. The restaurant is open nightly from 5 p.m., closing at 10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and 10:30 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. Reservations are held for 15 minutes past the booked time; after that, seating isn't guaranteed, and late arrivals may be directed to the bar if space allows. Children under 5 are not permitted. The restaurant is located adjacent to Wynn's main entrance, making it accessible from both the casino floor and the resort's primary arrival point.
Good to know
- How do I book Mizumi, and is the teppanyaki room the same reservation?
- Mizumi uses SevenRooms for reservations. The Teppan Room is a separate dining space with its own menu and service style, so it requires its own advance booking, distinct from the main dining room.
- What's the price range at Mizumi?
- Mizumi is listed at the top price tier (tier 4), consistent with its luxury hotel setting at Wynn Las Vegas. Specific menu and omakase pricing should be confirmed directly with the restaurant.
- Is there a dress code?
- The dress code is casual.
- Can I dine outside, and is there a minimum spend?
- Mizumi's Sansui terrace offers four tables beside the waterfall with a $175 per person food and beverage minimum, available by request only. Three additional small patio tables are available with no minimum.
- What happens if I'm late for my reservation?
- Reservations are held for 15 minutes past the scheduled time. After that, seating isn't guaranteed, particularly for Teppan Room bookings, though late guests may be accommodated at the bar depending on availability.
Details checked October 1, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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