In any quality Las Vegas restaurant guide, you'll be able to find a listing of sushi restaurants. However, here are three restaurants that are routinely voted as the three best sushi restaurants in Las Vegas.

Osaka Japanese Restaurant
Known as the very first true Japanese restaurant in Las Vegas, Osaka has a tremendous variety of sushi. Favorites include sashimi, yosenabe, yakisakana, Nevada maki and saiko.

Musashi Japanese Steakhouse
The sushi in Musashi is always a crowd pleaser. No matter your favorite type of sushi, you'll be sure to find it at Musashi. In addition to their great array of sushi, they also have scrumptious steak. The steak is made with imported Kobe beef that will have your mouth watering.

Sumo Sushi
If you enjoy a bar atmosphere with great sushi, this is the place for you. Sumo Sushi has a reputation for being one of the freshest sushi restaurants in town. With a neighborhood feel, you don't have to get dressed up to enjoy great sushi.

If you want to stay in one of the Las Vegas hotels with a great in-house sushi restaurant, stay at the Las Vegas Hilton and enjoy the great food at Teru Sushi.

Bartolotta Ristorante di Mare
If you love Italian food, you will absolutely love Bartolotta Ristorante di Mare. It's world-renowned Italian cuisine and romantic atmosphere make this a perfect place to take a date.

Fleur de Lys
Located within Mandalay Bay, one of the nicest Las Vegas hotels, Fleur de Lys is a great date restaurant. Fine dining in Las Vegas is plentiful, but this French restaurant definitely stands out.

Gandhi India's Cuisine
The oldest Indian restaurant in Las Vegas, this restaurant is a great option when planning a date in Las Vegas. Noted as one of the best vegetarian restaurants in Las Vegas, you'll enjoy the food and the ambiance.

Michael Mina Bellagio
Inside the exquisite Bellagio hotel, this seafood restaurant is simply divine. The menu has a great variety and the setting is very romantic. You won't be disappointed.

Three cuisines that are well represented in Las Vegas (which may be new to you) can be found in Indian restaurants, kosher restaurants and Thai restaurants. If you want to try out these unique cuisines, there are a number of restaurants that cater to each one.

• Shalimar is one of the great Indian restaurants in Las Vegas. The food is savory and the atmosphere is unparalleled. Other quality Indian restaurants include Tamba, Gaylord and Gandhi India's Cuisine.
• Kosher restaurants in Las Vegas are plentiful. Sababa is one that consistently recieves the highest ratings. Others include Haifa Restaurant, Shalom Hunan and Panini Cafe.
• When looking for one of the best Thai restaurants in Las Vegas, Archi's Thai Kitchen is a great choice. Located near many major hotels in Vegas, you won't be disappointed by the food. Additional Thai restaurants are Royal Thai Restaurant, Pad Thai Restaurant and Thai House Restaurant.

How do you find the best restaurants? One way is to look around for Las Vegas restaurant reviews. You can find these reviews in local magazines and newspapers, or you can also look online for the reviews. At most hotels, you can find a Las Vegas Dining Guide at the front desk. That dining guide lists the best restaurants in the area and usually provides a brief synopsis of each restaurant's menu. Be sure to keep an open mind and don't be afraid to try something new. Virtually every type of cuisine in the world is represented in Las Vegas. .

If you are trying to stay on a budget, there are a lot of low-priced options. While steak restaurants tend to be very expensive, you can find less expensive options such as American, Chinese and Mexican restaurants in Las Vegas.

The good news is that most of the top hotels in Vegas have high-quality restaurants within their walls. Here are some examples:

Stratosphere
At Stratosphere, you can enjoy a great restaurant called Top of the World. Located nearly a thousand feet off the ground, Top of the World overlooks the beautiful Vegas skyline. In addition, the restaurant revolves about once an hour – so you can get a 360 degree look at the city!

Venetian
The Venetian offers 17 fabulous dining options, including the acclaimed "Bouchon" which is helmed by the world-famous chef, Thomas Keller. The beautiful casino/hotel offers an upscale grocery store to fill the refrigerator in your suite, and "Aquaknox," an intimate seafood restaurant that is as delicious as it is fabulous.

Paris
The Paris hotel makes you feel as though you've entered the streets of the City of Romance. From a Burger Brasserie and a casual Boulangerie to The Eiffel Tower Restaurant, all of the various cuisines of France, from city chic to country robust, are covered. Bring your euro-appetite!

No matter which of the hotels in Vegas you are staying in, there is bound to be a great restaurant right around the corner. Here is a list of the top Las Vegas restaurants:

Le Cirque
Like its world-famous New York City counterpart, Le Cirque offers an outstanding dining experience. While it can definitely be pricey, the food is to die for and the scenery is exquisite.

Aureole
If you want a unique restaurant, you won't find a restaurant more unique than Aureole. From the food to the surroundings to the unmistakable atmosphere, you won't leave unsatisfied!

Chinois
If you are in Las Vegas, you owe it to yourself to try Chinois at least once. The food is different than what most are used to, yet everyone finds it scrumptious. This place is a favorite to Las Vegas locals and visitors alike.

Going to Vegas without trying out some of the best restaurants is like going to Vegas and not going into a casino. You simply have to experience a Las Vegas restaurant!

So you’ve visited Las Vegas dozens of times, eaten at all the resorts, enjoyed everything this food-rich community has to offer, and you are out of ideas for where to eat next. Below, a list of seven of the best Las Vegas restaurants (six if you discount one that closed), located in the Las Vegas Strip Mall, might spark your interest. You may or may not have ever heard of these eateries, but once you have tasted what they have to offer, you will never be at a loss about where to dine on a trip to Las Vegas.

Lotus of Siam- Braised Short Rib Panang. Do not forget that dish: Braised Short Rib Panang. Eat it; let it change your day; let it alter your taste buds. It is everything you have always wanted and never knew you were missing. Chef Saipin Chutima has designed a menu at her restaurant that has led esteemed food critics to deem her establishment the best Thai restaurant in the entire United States—an estimable achievement! If you know your way around Thai cuisine, ask for the Chaing Menu and order from the list of Northern Thai entrees. Avoid the heat if you don’t trust the server’s recommendation, as dishes can be prepared with excessive spice, and enjoy a Riesling with dinner.

Marché Bacchus—Bacchus was the Roman god of harvest, especially grapes, so it is no surprise that this establishment is all about wine. In fact, it began that way, without even a café for dining. Now, guests can venture through the wine racks to a patio in the rear of the shop that sits on the edge of a beautiful, quaint lake. Bottles of wine from Marché Bacchus are priced competitively even with the corking fee of ten dollars, and the Red Onion Confit is a prefect dish to cleanse the palate and excite the taste buds.

Nora's Wine Bar & Osteria- With 60 wines by the glass, and 350 bottles to choose from, you cannot find a better selection of wine than Nora’s. If you have the time to sit—and you will sit—come soak in the traditions of Italy against the surprising background of Las Vegas. Nora’s is known for casual, slow-to-come, reluctant-to-return service, and a list of wines and appetizers that win hearts, despite the service. When you visit, do not miss the sweet and sour meatballs (Polpette Agro Dolce), and remember, if you find a wine you cannot part with, Nora’s will sell you a bottle for 30% off menu price to take home.

Paymon's Mediterranean—With two locations, Paymon’s Mediterranean is a contradiction in terms. Visit the location near UNLV to hang out with a crowd of students smoking hookah and drinking regional Iranian specialties. Visit the Sahara location to mingle with an older crowd, in a more refined facility. The key to Paymon’s is its food. Do not worry about the dishes’ names, like “Fesenjan” or “Moussaka”—just order and enjoy! If you have not tasted Iranian style cuisine before, just go with the flow. Your tongue will thank you.

Rosemary's—This location, though now closed, definitely deserves a quick shout out. Every Las Vegas Chef made it a point to frequent Rosemary’s. It was a well-kept (unfortunately, too well-kept) secret that Rosemary’s was one of the finest restaurants in town. Rosemary’s closed in 2010, but its memory is so cherished that many people keep lauding it in the hopes of an encore. What made Rosemary’s fine was its food pairing combinations: spicy ribs on Maytag blue cheese coleslaw and the like. This establishment is mightily missed.

TC's Rib Crib—Taking a break from fine dining, TC’s is the place to get messy. The barbeque joint is crammed for space; it is better to order and take out. When you visit, get whatever looks good and throw caution to the wind. You cannot eat TC’s without getting messy or without loving it; it is undoubtedly the best barbeque in Vegas.

Vintner Grill—Enjoy French, Spanish, and Italian cuisine while eating at a restaurant that has the feel of the Hamptons. This restaurant is twenty minutes from the Strip in a suburb of Las Vegas, but the vast list of delicately spiced dishes makes it well worth the trip! A local favorite is the flaky Halibut with Orzo and Gremolata. The full dining experience is a winning combination, from the atmosphere and ambiance to the wine pairings and the food that might leave you with an addiction. Eat with caution, or you will be coming weekly.