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    Gyu Plus

    4.5 (428 reviews)
    Open • 11:00 am - 5:00 pm
    Updated 1 week ago

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    Dar O.

    Cool little restaurant in Chinatown. Parking can be a challenge depending on the time of day. Inside is on the smaller side, but they do have a beautiful back room. If you're dining in, I recommend sitting back there is you can. Otherwise they have a large "share" table in the front area. Either way, order at the counter and they'll bring the food to you. Servers are super friendly and inviting We ordered a spicy chicken katsu sando and a pork belly rice bowl. Portions are a good size and I enjoyed both items. Good flavor and a nice place to chill.

    Stephanie S.

    Long overdue review for this place! Came by with a large group of coworkers, and this place is all about elevating simple, everyday foods! Elevate, elevate, elevate! I loved it~ We even got to check out the little speakeasy room in the back, which is perfect for private gatherings or a more intimate space to hang out with friends or family. They staff is very attentive and you can tell they care about the customers opinions. Big groups are always the way to go so you can try as many cool dishes as possible! Definitely a spot worth checking out

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    Em M.

    Best Egg Sando in Vegas very small place so its basically one table but cool vibes and if you can spare it try the OG egg wagyu with chips and dessert for only $99.00

    Kristine L.

    This place is really really good! Fantastic Sandos all around! Gyu Plus looks small, but if you walk to the back, you're transported to Japan. There are Cherry Blossoms on the ceiling and gorgeous art on the walls. Is also very cool with low lighting in a back. Such a vibe. You order at the front and pick up in the back. We tried the chicken katsu, steak and shrimp sando. My favorites were the chicken katsu and steak. The bread was fluffy on the outside and toasted on the inside. I also loved how each slice came with it's own dropper of sauce. It added alot of flavor to the sandos. Each order comes with three. All very delicous!

    Darren S.

    Staying in Vegas for a few days and definitely wanted to try a few places recommended to me by my algorithm. One of these places is Gyu+ (or on Yelp, Gyu Plus), which offers a variety of Japanese sandos which are a unique offering in the US --- and even on the Vegas food scene. I arrived 3-minutes prior to opening, and (I assume) the worker was so kind and let us in --- even though the floor was still drying from a good mop. He explained to us the most popular items --- what was the best cost-effective option, etc. A great guy, tbh. We decided to get the Lulu Sando Box ($46.99), which comes with a variety of their favorite sandos: the steak sando, the spicy chicken katsu sando, and the egg sando. Individually, the total would be close to $50, so your roughly saving a dollar and some change per sandwich. Also, I had to get their Potato Chips. WHY? Because it had togarashi. I love togarashi (a Japanese chili powder) and rosemary as a unique flavor combination. While we waited for our order, the owner showed us the backroom of the restaurant which was gorgeous. It was decorated with beautiful artwork and cherry blossoms on the ceiling. He told us that on some evenings, it is used as a speak-easy which makes total sense. ON TO THE FOOD! Egg Sando - I'm sorry --- nothing to write home about! It was beautiful, but lacked any depth or real flavor. Needed more salt and personally, a bit of hot sauce. It was all creamy, without any "egg"-depth. Steak Sando - This was delicious and perfection medium rare. It might freak out some people on appearance, but it was tender and served beautifully. 9.5/10 Spicy Chicken Katsu Sando - DING DING DING! Winner! This sandwich --- even after a 10 min. car ride was still crunchy and satisfying to eat. The slaw that accompanied it paired wonderfully with the spice of the sandwich. All-in-all, it all worked! lastly, the Togarashi Potato Chips - Again, I may be biased but these chips were a specialty and were amazing. Loved them, would have order 2x if given the chance. Warning: It is heavy on the rosemary-side. All in all, service was amazing, ambiance was beautiful, and food an overall A- from the variety chosen! Definitely not a place to eat at everyday, but if you're passing thru Vegas, it is a must-try!

    Lulu Box Sando (S/E/C) - 3 sampler boxes Chicken Katsu, Egg, Steak
    Kris N.

    This place was fairly reasonable for the price I'd say. Though we did split between the 3 of us. We did their sampler that had 3 sandwiches: Steak, Spicy Chicken and Egg. They cut each sandwich into 3 pieces and prepared for each of us our own little sampler. Overall I thought each sando was flavorful. It's a toss up for me though between the steak and the spicy chicken. The chicken had a decent crunch to it so couldn't complain about that at all. The little sauce pipettes were cool too. I loved applying the sauce with it. The portion sizes for these sandos were good too. I was decently full after. The sandos did take a little while to come out but it was worth the wait I'd say. The chips kept us occupied while we waited. Nice enough ambiance here. Side note they do have those fancy toilets lol.

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    zoe m.

    The back room was really fun and cool. He wasn't bad. Love the Live music aspect. And cocktail was refreshing

    Rolly T.

    If you have had dinner at GYU plus, you are missing out. Their sandwiches for lunch is amazing. But dinners are great as well. This last dinner we had was a set dinner. The chef was able to do an amazing tasting menu with amazing flavors. Can't wait to go back!!!

    Communal table

    Found Guyu Plus on Instagram and decided to check it out while I was in Vegas -- such a great little Chinatown find! It's a small, casual spot where you order at the counter and grab a seat at the long communal table. They're known for their Japanese-inspired steak sandwiches, including some more elevated Wagyu options. For around $25, my steak sandwich was excellent. They definitely don't skimp on the meat -- thick pieces of steak cooked beautifully medium rare, tender and flavorful. And the bread deserves its own shoutout. Thick, light and fluffy inside with a perfectly toasted exterior, it complemented the steak so well. Even the little sauce pipettes served right in the sandwiches were a fun touch. Service was friendly, the restaurant was clean and modern, and everything was quick and easy. It's also a nice excuse to explore Chinatown and take a break from the craziness of the Strip. Definitely worth the detour. I'd come back just for that steak sandwich -- and next time I'm trying the Wagyu!

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    Erik V.

    Cute spot overall! I enjoyed the chicken sando - the chicken had a nice crispiness to it and the cole slaw complimented it well The pork belly bowl was decent - nothing notable to say about it. The restaurant is very well decorated inside! They had pink flowers pinned to the ceiling and beautiful paintings along the wall - very Instagram worthy Staff were friendly

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    Annie T.

    Was super excited to try this place after seeing all the social hype. It was a hard choice for me to pick between steak or shrimp -- ultimately went with the shrimp as a roadtrip lunch. Shrimp Sando: good, but nothing crazy. Great presentation - I appreciate the fun play for the teriyaki sauce dropper. The bread to me was the star. I'd be interested to try the steak next time and share a few things if I have a bigger party with me.

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    Lilian W.

    Gyu Plus is a very popular sandwich and bowls restaurant in Chinatown Las Vegas. I came on a Saturday lunch and the line was very long. I believe the popularity came from social media. Parking is minimal. The ambiance inside looks modern, but seating is minimal inside and outside. I ordered the steak sando for $23.99 and spicy chicken katsu sando for $13.99. They also have a 3 sandwich sampler box option for $46.99. I really wanted to like both, but I thought it was just okay in flavor and quality. I didn't understand the "hype." Overall, I'm glad I tried it once but I don't think I'll be back.

    Lulu Sando Box - 9pcs (regular)
    Annie T.

    Gyu+ is a cute little spot that looks small from the front, but if you walk toward the back, there's actually plenty of seating available. We ordered the Lulu Sandos, which comes with three different sandwiches, and upgraded one to the shrimp sando--a decision we definitely didn't regret. All three were delicious. The bread was light with a slight crisp on the outside while still staying soft and fluffy. The wagyu sando was the standout for me. The beef was incredibly tender and practically melted in your mouth. The shrimp sando reminded me of the shrimp patties you get with Vietnamese cơm tấm--crispy, savory, and super satisfying. The chicken katsu sando was a bit dry, but the sauce helped bring everything together. Service was quick, and overall, this is a great spot if you're craving Japanese-style sandos. I'd definitely come back for that shrimp sando again. 1/2

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    Maybe older videos look like the chicken katsu was made with chicken breasts and panko. The photo on GrubHub looks like chicken thigh sans panko. Did it change?

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    I've been to this restaurant many times over the years, including before the remodel, and I've…read morealways enjoyed it. The new outdoor patio is absolutely adorable and really adds to the atmosphere. Unfortunately, my experience today was completely different. I ordered a bacon omelette, which was recommended by my waitress since they no longer have the steak omelette I used to order. I asked for the bell peppers and pico de gallo to be removed and requested sautéed onions and mushrooms instead. The mushrooms never came, but I wasn't charged for them, so I didn't make an issue of that. Then came the bill. My total, including tax, was $35.77. I thought, "Wow, that seems a little high." So I went onto the restaurant's own website and entered the exact same order as a to-go order. The website total, including tax, was $28.57. That's a $7.20 difference for the exact same food. And here's where the experience really went downhill. I politely asked my waitress about the discrepancy. Her response was essentially, "I don't know what to tell you. That's what the computer says, so you have to pay it." I asked if there was a manager I could speak with. I was told the manager wouldn't be there until Monday because she doesn't work weekends. Once I started questioning the pricing, the attitude I received from Lucille was absolutely horrible. I wasn't demanding anything. I wasn't trying to get a free meal. I simply wanted to understand why the restaurant's own website was charging less than the restaurant itself for the exact same order. And there were several other pricing differences: The website showed bread at $1.50 -- I was charged $2.00. On the website, onions added to the hash browns were $0.50 -- I was charged $1.00. I asked for a small sprinkle of feta cheese and was charged $2.00. Again, this isn't about being cheap. It's about principle and transparency. If your own website advertises a price, why is the same order more expensive when I sit inside your restaurant? And if a customer notices and politely asks about it, the appropriate response should be, "Let me look into that and see how we can make this right," -- not an attitude that makes the customer feel like they're inconveniencing you by asking a legitimate question. So, unfortunately, after coming here many times in the past, I'm extremely disappointed. For now, I guess the solution is to order the food to-go at the cheaper online price, walk inside, sit at a table, and eat it. Because apparently that's cheaper than ordering the exact same meal from the person sitting at the table. I will be contacting the manager on Monday because I would genuinely like an explanation for the pricing difference and the way this situation was handled. As someone who works with and interacts with many people in the hospitality industry, I know how important customer service is. I will also be sharing this experience with my colleagues and Board members at the Southern Nevada Concierge Association, because this is exactly the kind of experience that can determine whether someone recommends a business to visitors, clients, friends, and colleagues. The patio is cute. The food was fine. But good food and a pretty patio don't make up for poor customer service and unexplained pricing differences. I came in as a repeat customer expecting the same welcoming experience I've had before. Unfortunately, today I left feeling like I was being taken advantage of -- and then treated badly for having the nerve to ask why.

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