Mizumi

Las Vegas



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Arrive early to enjoy a walk through the tranquil gardens surrounding Mizumi for a truly immersive experience.

Mizumi at Wynn Las Vegas serves as a portal to contemporary Japanese dining, offering a sophisticated blend of authenticity and elegance. Nestled amid lush gardens and framed by a tranquil koi pond and a cascading waterfall, this fine dining establishment boasts a dramatic setting that enhances the culinary experience. Patrons can enjoy an array of offerings, including sushi, robatayaki, teppanyaki, kaiseki, and omakase, all meticulously curated by Executive Chef Jeff Okada Ramsey. His global journey from Tokyo to Las Vegas informs a menu that is rooted in seasonality and precise technique, featuring fresh fish that is flown in daily from Japan. Mizumi is as much a feast for the eyes as it is for the palate, with its natural wood finishes and stone sculptures creating a serene yet sophisticated aesthetic.

The teppanyaki area of Mizumi doubles as both a dining experience and a live culinary performance. Here, skillful teppanyaki chefs prepare dishes right at the table, providing a display that is as engaging as it is gastronomically delightful. It’s an ideal setting for those looking to enjoy not just a meal, but an entire evening of culinary entertainment in a refined atmosphere. Mizumi’s upscale casual chic dress code complements the setting, striking a balance between luxury and comfort.

This restaurant welcomes adult diners seeking an intimate, romantic or simply extraordinary dining experience amidst one of Las Vegas’s most visually striking backdrops. Mizumi’s culinary and architectural craftsmanship ensure that each visit is unique, with no two seats offering the same view or experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

Mizumi is located at Wynn Las Vegas, adjacent to the main entrance.
Mizumi is open from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, and from 5 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. on Friday and Saturday.
Mizumi offers a menu of Japanese cuisine, including sushi, robatayaki, teppanyaki, kaiseki, and omakase.
Yes, reservations can be made for dining at Mizumi.
Children under 5 are not permitted at Mizumi, making it more suitable for adults and families with older children.
Mizumi includes a variety of menu options; contacting them directly will provide current details on vegan or vegetarian offerings.
The description of Mizumi highlights its garden setting, but direct verification is needed for current outdoor seating options.
The dress code at Mizumi is upscale casual chic.
Mizumi can accommodate groups, though larger parties should make arrangements in advance.
Mizumi offers a fine dining experience with options like teppanyaki, where chefs prepare meals at guests' tables, creating an interactive dining experience.

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