Went here on a Sunday at 5:30. Place looked closed. Wife wanted to go here because of the owner/chef. We sat at the bar, only one other couple there, and maybe 2 other customers in booths. The owner snapped at the person who sat us we weren't sure why and felt maybe we weren't supposed to be seated at the bar. We were greeted by a young server very nice, smiling,welcoming. I ordered a Orion beer, wife had a green tea. Wife ordered some plates. They came quickly. My wife was so excited to try this restaurant, so she ordered and I ate. Everything was incredible. The sashimi , sushi, all melted in your mouth. So many different flavors with each plate. Not over powering sauces which most places do to hide the low quality of fish. Not here each piece was a culinary deliciousness of flavor. The rolls are not typical all rice little filling. The rice enhanced the filling. No need to use soy sauce! The ginger they supply was so fresh we had 4 servings of it. The restaurant is a 50s style diner, but it doesn't matter what the place looked like with this incredible food. We've NEVER had sushi like this. It's expensive, but you are paying for Japan quality sushi. With all the sushi spots and AYCE places I see why it was so slow. I asked if it gets busy, and was given a few jokingly sarcastic answers from I think owner, which was ok cause I joked back and he got it. If you want the experience of going to a master sushi chef restaurant in Japan, go to Tokyo Boys. You'll pay for a great experience. We hope when we come back to Henderson to return! read more

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this is such an unassuming odd/unique place. we loved the food, really high quality and lots of traditional items. we did not do the omakase but regret not doing it! we got the hotate nigiri which was one of the specials and its one of my favorite bites in Las Vegas. its a great local sushi spot, we will be back for sure the service was quick and efficient the diner vibe was a bit odd but that's the vegas experience read more

I came on a weekday night and it wasn't too crowded. Parking was easy find. We were greeted nicely by the servers. However when asked about certain menu items they weren't that knowledgeable. The inside looked like a diner which was a cute theme. Food overall was pretty pricey and tasted okay. I forgot the name of the roll we ordered but that was rly good. It had a good freshness to it. 8.5/10 Beef udon 6/10: the broth was too sweet for my taste but it had a good amount of meat in there to make me satisfied Tempura udon 7/10: it def had a lighter taste than the beef udon. The noodles were nicely cooked and the tempura also had a nice crunch Green tea fried ice cream 10/10! Def the best part of the meal. It was warm on the outside and cold on the inside. I love places that have this as an option. Overall the food was pricey and tasted okay for the price. The service can be a bit better in terms of understanding the menu item or what the "special of the day" is. The place has a nice vibe where you can chat with friends. read more

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Old school diner feel with Japanese style. Great speedy service and friendly staff! Second time going and once again food was amazing. We got a few things the blue crab roll, bara chirashi bowl, miso black cod, and tempura with soba. No disappointments here. Everything well priced and worth the drive from Southwest to Henderson. Taking a break from all you can eat now that we have a little plus one tagging along. read more

Tokyo Boys - Bara chirashi. - Sushi Bars Near Me - Henderson, Nevada

Food 5/5 underrated place!! Best sushi in Henderson area! Service 5/5 friendly and attentive Ambiance 5/5 doesn't look like a regular sushi place. Very cozy and unique. The vibe is awesome read more

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This place is an absolute gem! The diner exterior is fun but the vibe on the inside is perfect - it's dimly lit with cozy booths and bar seating. There is a single (small) tv at the bar that plays sports. The variety and quality of the fish is excellent and the price if very reasonable for what you're getting. The seared fatty salmon nigiri was excellent. Don't sleep on the Tokyo Boys roll. The Japanese lasagna is what all baked rolls aspire to be. The staff is friendly and attentive. read more

Tokyo Boys - Shishito peppers - Sushi Bars Near Me - Henderson, Nevada

45$ for a trash bowl. Get real. Lol . What a joke. Place is a diner. Zero chance I'll be back.

Great local spot with a variety of seafood. This is my best friend's favorite place that he wanted me to try while visiting. Nice service and servers were very attentive. read more

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Compliments to the chef, you made my Friday! Lots of different fish, some I've never tried. I usually don't eat uni at restaurants but this one had no smell and was quite pleasant. Freshness is 10/10 read more

Tokyo Boys - Tokujyo Chirashi (Assorted Sashimi Bowl) - Sushi Bars Near Me - Henderson, Nevada

Private game wraps. Me with crumbs, poker buds eager to eat. "Yo, where we off to eat?" asks Asian poker bud. "I have reservations for a supposedly incredible omakase" I say. "I'll buy. Feels like someone should pay you for that master class on how to punt off a stack" to laughter. I have cool poker buds. A restaurant with two stories from a chef with Nobu and Bar Masa experience. On one side, a solid teishoku (multiple dishes making a complete meal) kind of place. Americanized Japanese food done well. On the other, omakase where given a budget ($150-$300+), the chef creates a full experience as you dine in front of him at the counter. Ingredients procured from Japan, to the best of the US. A5 wagyu, caviar, uni, all make appearances presented in fun ways. Comparative uni tasting or dry aged fish anyone? Just be sure to request the lobster tempura. Trust. I won't go into detail as the experience is different and highly seasonal. Omakase purists and those who enjoy the Michelin stared sushi eateries of Japan, understand this is different. This is not about the progression of flavors. Building on or contrasting from bite to bite rather a showcase of good food and pleasing flavors. The ratio of fish to rice is heavy on the fish. Cuts aren't the most refined. It's not the point. IMPORTANT: Reservations required for the omakase. Friendly, off Strip service. A relaxed, straight up fun dining experience. It's unique at this price point, lacking precision, refinement, and zen like aesthetic while still focusing on the flavors of the food. read more

I haven't been back in a long while. While the sushi hasn't changed, I wish we had the same experience from what I had remembered. The service was a little different. While we asked for some guidance, it was a little vague. I had to ask what fish was being served on the plates. The chirashi bowl was really good and I always love a fried shrimp head. My brother got a bento box and that was delish. Hopefully, if we ever make it back we can try more things! read more

Tokyo Boys - Sashimi - Sushi Bars Near Me - Henderson, Nevada

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What do you get when you smash together a 1950's retro-style diner and a Japanese restaurant? Tokyo Boys! I've lived in Henderson for almost 25 years and I've driven by Tokyo Boys a handful of times, but never visited them until recently. We did not have a reservation (this was my fault for not checking in advance, since coming here was my idea), so we were told that we would have to wait for a period of time before we were given a table. We waited about 15 minutes, and we agreed that we would leave and find something else if we weren't seated over the next five minutes. Surely enough, when we had about a minute and 20 seconds left on my phone's timer, the hostess came back and told us that she had a table ready for us. Talk about worth the wait! The interior could use a little refresh. I know that they're trying to stick with the 1950's theme, but some of the walls were dirty and looking a little rundown, plus the cushions in the booths need to be replaced. The one we were sitting in was easily ripping apart from years of wear and tear by many past customers. When we go to Japanese restaurants, we always get two different sushi rolls for ourselves, plus one side to share. Kyle and I shared a side of Gyoza and we ordered the following sushi rolls - Philadelphia Roll, California Roll, Tuna Roll, and Dragon Roll. What was interesting is that we got the sushi rolls first and then the Gyoza. Normally, the appetizer comes out before the entree. I dipped my sushi rolls in soy sauce, just like I always do. The taste of the soy sauce was literally dancing on my tongue on top of my sushi rolls. The Philadelphia Roll and the California Roll are always my favorite type of rolls when I visit Japanese restaurants. They're just that good! Kyle also enjoyed his Tuna Roll and Dragon Roll. He's a big fan of the crunchy sushi rolls. The Gyoza was our finisher of the night, despite it being an appetizer. Great place, excellent food. Would love to come back here again! read more

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Incredible sushi. My particular favorite was the salmon belly nigiri. Appetizers on point. Agedashi tofu was delishhh. The gyoza had such amazing texture and flavors, I now feel like every time I have gyoza it should be like this. Thoroughly enjoyed my time here with my best friend for a late lunch. We were also blown away with the matcha crème brûlée- pleasantly surprised how well that combo was. The black sesame was yummy too. Everything was so good, you honestly cannot expect this judging by the exterior alone. Will have to come back with more of our friends next! read more

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Excellent food. Fish is super fresh and the layout is diner style which I think is pretty cool and unique. The food feels very authentic and the sushi chef is very passionate towards his craft. The service was pretty quick as well. read more

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My first review for the best sushi in town. The restaurant is a 50's diner atmosphere located off of Warm Springs and Stephanie in Henderson. What a treat from the average sushi in town. Been here about 7-8 times and have had a better experience each time. They are only open Wednesday-Sunday from 5:00pm-10:00pm. They are getting a rare 5 outta 5 stars from me. Keep up the awesomeness Tokyo Boys. Always get there Sashimi platter and 1 of their homemade desserts read more

You pull up to this place and see that it's an old diner, and you think to yourself, "What have I gotten myself into?" Some of the finest Sushi fish in the Western United States, that's what. Yes, it's an old diner, but that's where the doubt ends. You walk in and are immediately greeted by the chefs, and taken to a table. you sit down and you think you are at the Tsujuki Fish Market in Tokyo. The owner, Hiro, was originally part of the team of restaurant professionals at Osaka, Nobu, Blue Ribbon, Bar Masa and American Fish before starting this gem. Much of the fish served at Tokyo Boys if flown in fresh from Japan- and it shows. The fish is some of the freshest and tastiest Sushi I have ever had. While it's a ways from the Strip, it is worth the cost and time to get here- and while there are good Sushi restaurants on the Strip, I feel this place is even better and the cost is much lower. I usually come with a group and we have a blast eating and drinking, and the staff is excellent. Chef Hiro himself comes to the table to check in. and that speaks volumes how much he cares about his food and customers. We usually have Omakase style- they just bring food until we say stop. If you want to get off the strip and have some of the best Sushi you've ever eaten in relaxed atmosphere, this is your place. Kanpai!! read more

Tokyo Boys - Tuna! - Sushi Bars Near Me - Henderson, Nevada

This is the best sushi restaurant in Vegas, best quality of the fish and reasonable prices.

I chose Tokyo Boys from my loonnggg list of Vegas restaurants because of the lobster tempura, but it was not available last Wednesday. Nooo!! Oh well, maybe some other time but we stayed for dinner anyway. We chose the Ten Don, Una Don, and Kakuni to share. The Ten Don is a bowl of shrimp and vegetable tempura over a bed of rice and eel sauce. The Una Don is the same except with eel instead of the tempura mix. We liked our bowls and have had similar at other restaurants. The kakuni is braised pork belly and was amazing. Tender, flavorful chunks of pork and sliced hard boiled eggs in a delicious broth. Yum! read more

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True professionals and dedicated to creating beautiful and tasty plates. The wasabi even is masterful. The diner look of it is unexpected and sort of out of place, but the dinner counter does work well as the sushi bar. It's a fun kitsch. And what matters is the food. Incredibly fresh and quality you see at high end Strip restaurants. Every time I come, I can count on a meal well worth it and one that feels like a special occasion read more

Having had sushi in places like Los Angeles, Hawaii, Boston, and throughout the Las Vegas Strip, I can honestly say Tokyo Boys was one of the most authentic sushi experiences I've had in a very long time. What makes this place so special is that it feels completely comfortable being its humble, authentic self. It's the kind of perfect neighborhood sushi spot people dream about finding. Quiet, welcoming, deeply consistent, and centered entirely around quality rather than spectacle. There's also something incredibly charming about the space itself. You can still feel hints of the retro diner it once was, but it's been transformed into an authentic Japanese sushi restaurant in a way that somehow makes the experience even more special. It doesn't feel manufactured or overly polished. It feels lived in, warm, and genuine. Like a place with history that found a second life through really good food and hospitality. The food easily stands alongside many of the high end sushi experiences on the Strip, but instead of dazzling you with excess, it leans into something far more difficult to achieve: quiet confidence. Quiet luxury. The kind where every detail speaks for itself without needing attention called to it. From the fish quality to the rice seasoning and balance of flavors, everything felt thoughtful and intentional. But what truly made the experience memorable was sitting at the sushi bar and watching the care the main sushi chef puts into his food and hospitality. There was something deeply genuine about it. Being from Hawaii, it honestly reminded me of an uncle checking in on you and quietly making sure you've eaten enough and are being taken care of. That warmth is hard to fake, and you can feel it throughout the experience. There's a sincerity to this restaurant that reminded me far more of Japan than of a typical Las Vegas restaurant. Whether you're deeply familiar with Japanese cuisine or simply someone who appreciates exceptionally well executed food, the atmosphere feels welcoming without sacrificing authenticity. It's honestly amazing that a sushi experience of this caliber is quietly tucked away in Henderson. The kind of place you almost want to gatekeep after finding it. read more

The gyoza was really flavorful and delicious. Loved it. The sushi rolls are also very flavor and tasted fresh. Service was good and I'd go back again for sure. read more

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I'm confident that none of my friends or family members would ever describe me as a yes-man, but when it comes to Tokyo Boys: Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes :) read more

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Oh wow.. I'm so glad I tried this place!!! I've been sleeping on Tokyo boys for a few years now and I finally gave them a shot. Huge win!! As a Henderson local, I am proud to say I've found my favorite sushi bar across town. Big shout out to chef HIRO San and his team. Arigato gozaimasu!!! From the outside the place looks like an old school 50s diner and it probably was at some point. On the inside you are instantly greeted with a warm irasshaimase welcome. The place is clean, multiple tables, old school booths and large sushi bar seating, clean restrooms and plenty of dining room options. With NBA playoffs on, the TVs were a nice touch. At the time I was dining solo and was very comfortable. The sushi quality was amazing, breathtaking, even mouthwatering as you lust on your next bite. Spot on quality with sources such as Kagoshima and ehime. Thank you for the Bluefin and kanpachi. Had several bites of sushi, couple of rolls and finished with a delicious matcha brûlée and black sesame panna cotta. I highly recommend taking a trip over to Henderson just to check this place out and enjoy your time as the Tokyo boys cater the experience. Arigato gozaimasu!!! read more

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This spot is the SUSHI JEWEL of Henderson! Especially is you like sashimi and nigiri. It's a unique ambience you can't experience anywhere else. AND the staff is super friendly and kind. read more

Tokyo Boys - Sashimi Omikase - Sushi Bars Near Me - Henderson, Nevada

Great food selection and service. Lots of options on the menu. They were able to accommodate our party of 9. Everyone enjoyed their food! read more

Tokyo Boys - Salmon don & masago nigiri - Sushi Bars Near Me - Henderson, Nevada

Post partum sushi hits different, ordered some food here after giving birth and I was very happy! The price was pretty good for sushi and my favorite was the bowl I forgot what it was called. It was pretty easy to order through the phone and have my husband pick it up. The person who answered was super kind and even through in a free roll for us since I just gave birth. Will definitely go here in person soon! read more

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Great food the vibes are retro and chill. I tore up some chicken katsu and my bf destroyed a bento box. 10/10 friendly staff. read more

Tokyo Boys - Bento Box - Sushi Bars Near Me - Henderson, Nevada

I used to live across the street from this diner when I first moved to Las Vegas. When it closed and changed into a sushi place, I was skeptical. It took me ten years to finally give it a try and I've been kicking myself ever since for not coming in earlier. Walking in, it's so funny that's it's still a diner inside. The tables are a bit cramped but that's how diners are so it wasn't that bad. We had reservations and it wasn't PACKED so we sat immediately, but the waiting area, if you did have to wait, was large with a lot of seating. Service was good, but it was a bit busy inside so it wasn't the best. I do have to say that anytime I needed something, we would flag someone down and they would help us right away. We had our water and green tea refilled constantly too. Also, the chef was really gracious and friendly when we walked in and out. So many people came up to him when they came in and out, making it feel like a family atmosphere and I loved that. Made me want to be a regular as well. Now to the best part... the food! Wow! Fresh and authentic is what comes to mind first. Don't get me wrong, I don't hate AYCE places, but that's not sushi to me. This is. We got the $120 sashimi boat, a few rolls and apps. Not one thing wasn't amazing and delicious. This was an experience and I'm glad that we went all out for it the first time. It may seem a bit expensive, but I thought it was very affordable and well priced for value. The house made desserts were really good too. I had a black sesame panna cotta on my menu at work at one time and people thought it was "weird." I feel validated that Chef Hiro has this on his menu. We can't wait to come back in and try some other things on the menu. We completely ignored the bowls and hot apps. We will definitely give some of those a try the next time we come in. read more

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One thing I've learned throughout the years is that you can't judge the food quality by a restaurant's initial appearance. But dang, this Japanese izakaya really took the cake with its chrome retro diner exterior and its glowing red Tokyo Boys signage and diner booths. Upon entry however, the vibes felt like a casual izakaya: welcoming, full of regulars at the sushi bar, and home-like. I decided to take a chance on some of the 1 piece nigiris (saba, benitoro, madai, harame, tamago, amaebi with a lightly fried head), a negitoro handroll, and 1 special oyster of the day (believe it was a kushi oysterday). My sushi was chef's kiss - so fresh and melt in your mouth good. The negitoro handroll was also the biggest handrolls I've ever had, jam-packed with fatty tuna pieces. I could've eaten two of those and would've happily called it a day. My friend ordered a negitoro handroll, an omakase appetizer (chef's choice of what 3 appetizers you were going to get), and a Japanese lasagna. The omakase appetizer was more adventurous than what I was expecting my friend to go for, but she said that she enjoyed all of it -- even the jellyfish appetizer. She also said liked the lasagna, which was a baked roll filled with crab, avocado, and cheese, and the handroll also pushed her into the point of no return (in terms of fullness). We definitely slept happy that night. The service was great from beginning to end. When the omakase appetizer initially came out, the server who brought the dish didn't tell us what things were. Another server came by and asked if the dishes were explained to us, and then identified each dish. I will be dragging some of my Vegas locals here next time I visit. read more

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The stars led me to Tokyo Boy and I was delighted to see some of Vegas biggest foodies doing their thing at the bar upon my arrival. The fish is definitely fresh and the servings were pretty decent in size. I ordered a few sushi rolls, yellowtail, salmon, and tuna sashimi. The service was very slow but otherwise an overall great experience. read more

Food: Bara Chirashi and rib eye steak. I was disappointed in the quality of the fish and presentation of the chirashi. It was served in a glass salad bowl (not traditional) and the pieces of fish were cut up in small parts. It felt like leftover bits! Really unappealing. Hubby said the steak was just ok. Service: this place is hurting. They have a help wanted sign on the door with several positions. It took forever to get seated and the restaurant was half full. They don't have enough help clearly. Ambiance: maybe some people like this throw back diner look, but I prefer traditional. It was also really too hot in the restaurant and I'm someone who is always cold. This was our second try here and we won't be back. read more

Tokyo Boys - Bara Chirashi - parts is parts. Disappointing chopped up bits. - Sushi Bars Near Me - Henderson, Nevada

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Great meal. I couldn't stop ordering food , I nearly ordered everything on the menu I was surprised by my bill. The service is good. The restaurant has a dark, intimate feeling, it reminds me of dining in early 2000s. Overall , great sushi options. The wagyu and o toro are great options oh my goodness. I will definitely return. read more

Hiro is amazing and he takes great pride in his dishes. The atmosphere and the service goes way above and beyond.

This was my third time here in just over a month, and I'm not exaggerating when I say it's the best sushi I've ever had. Everything tastes insanely fresh and super clean. Nothing is drowning in sauce, nothing feels overcomplicated. You can tell they care about quality. The O toro is ridiculous, the wagyu is a must, and the albacore is unreal. Don't skip those. Service has been great every time too. If you're in Henderson and love sushi, just go. read more

The hubby told me about this place and wanted to visit after many years. This place is a hidden gem tucked away in Henderson. The exterior looked like a cafe and when you enter it had booths like a cafe. It wasn't busy at the time but we sat in a booth and ordered. The service was pretty good and attentive. The food came by super fast. Each dish was fresh if it was raw or cooked perfectly. Definitely a place to try again especially if you're a local. read more

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I finally got to try this spot as it has been in my bookmarks for the last year. I got the Agedashi Tofu for my appetizer, and the 12 piece Sushi Combination (I chose tuna for the optional roll). The tofu was delicious and made perfectly with 3 tofu pieces, with the warm soy sauce broth, topped with grated daikon and chopped green onions. The miso soup that was served with the sushi combo was great, very simple with cubed tofu, seaweed and fresh green onions. The sushi was okay, but I probably would not order this again. Maybe it was the sushi rice that didn't do it for me. I think they make all there cooked items deliciously, and would want to try more of those next time. The fish is decent quality, so I would probably want to order the sashimi next, and the sushi rolls. Their service was great, and they were very attentive and quick. The atmosphere is very unique for a sushi restaurant, which I thought was really cute and fun. read more

Tokyo Boys - 12 piece sushi combination - Sushi Bars Near Me - Henderson, Nevada

The veggie roll was pretty small but tasted fine. The spicy garlic edamame was ok but I like when it's a bit more intense. Service was good and the restaurant is nicely kept and has a cool atmosphere. Over all I thought it was very pricey for what I got. read more

I'm not sure what happened, but the food wasn't as good as usual the last few times we've been here. The service is still good. The prices have gone up, but the quality of food has gone down. Very disappointing. read more

Had this about a month after returning from Japan.. this place did not disappoint at all!!! Very clean in the restaurant. Food came out so fast. The fish was incredibly fresh, melt in your mouth type quality. I greatly enjoyed the fish eggs that came on top. It was perfect with the salmon. Definitely would come back again! read more

Tokyo Boys - Sushi Bars Near Me - Henderson, Nevada

Truly a hidden gem. I think this is one of the top Japanese restaurants in all of Vegas. I'm sad I only discovered it now and hope they continue the legacy here as it seems like it's their 11th anniversary. My husband and I were both blown away by so many aspects here... the cleanliness of the restaurant even though it is old/outdated, the miso broth, the radish that was knife cut, and having no POS hahaha. Food was so good. Sososososo good I can't explain enough. Just go if you are debating! The quality, freshness is unbeatable. The servers were very friendly but the service itself can be improved. We asked if the ten don sauce comes on the side because that's what we want and our server said yes. But it came with the sauce poured in already so I was a bit bummed out. They also forgot to charge our beers so we told them to put it in We ended with the matcha creme brulee but it was way too bitter and watery. The food was too good tho so I don't care about the dessert at this point either lol read more

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