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Sushi Hiroyoshi

Las Vegas, Nevada

Sushi Hiroyoshi is a counter-only Edomae sushi restaurant on Charleston Blvd in Las Vegas, open Wednesday through Sunday evenings by phone reservation only.

Close-up of nigiri sushi with salmon and rice on green base
  • Assorted sushi and sashimi platter on black slate with white ceramic dishes
  • Sushi chef working behind counter with fresh fish display
Photo: macinpop s via Google

At a glance

Price
$$$$
Reservations
very hard to book · two weeks
Price
Luxury

Sushi Hiroyoshi occupies a small storefront at 5900 W Charleston Blvd in Las Vegas, serving Edomae-style sushi from a counter-only setting. The restaurant does not offer lunch service; dinner is served Wednesday through Sunday from 5:00 to 9:30 p.m., with Monday and Tuesday closed.

The experience sits in the luxury price tier, and the kitchen plans each seating around a 120-minute meal, which sets the pace for the evening. Reservations are not taken online. Booking is handled by phone at (702) 823-2110, and prospective diners should expect to call roughly two weeks ahead of their intended date. OmakaseGuide classifies this as very hard to book, so flexibility on date and persistence with follow-up calls will help.

Because seating is limited to the sushi counter, the room stays small and the service is centered entirely on watching the chef work through each course. This format rewards diners who want a close, unhurried view of nigiri and sashimi preparation rather than a large dining room with multiple menu options.

Given the lead time and difficulty rating, diners aiming for a specific date—a birthday, anniversary, or visiting trip—should call as early as two weeks out and confirm any dietary restrictions or allergies directly with the restaurant when booking, since the menu structure and courses are not listed publicly. Checking current hours and availability directly by phone before finalizing travel plans is advisable, as omakase counters of this type often have tight turnover and limited nightly seatings.

Good to know

How do I book a reservation at Sushi Hiroyoshi?
Reservations are made by phone at (702) 823-2110; there is no online booking system listed. Plan to call about two weeks before your intended date, as the restaurant is rated very hard to book.
Does Sushi Hiroyoshi offer lunch?
No, the restaurant does not offer lunch service. Dinner is the only seating available, Wednesday through Sunday from 5:00 to 9:30 p.m.
What is the price range at Sushi Hiroyoshi?
Sushi Hiroyoshi is classified in the luxury price tier (price tier 4). Specific menu pricing was not provided, so confirm current pricing directly with the restaurant when booking.
How long does the meal take?
Seatings are planned around a 120-minute dining period, which is the typical duration for a full omakase experience at the counter.
Is Sushi Hiroyoshi open every day?
No, the restaurant is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. It is open Wednesday through Sunday evenings from 5:00 to 9:30 p.m.

Details checked October 1, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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