Social House Japanese Restaurant in Las Vegas

Social House Japanese Restaurant, located inside Crystal City Center is an exciting and innovative Pan Asian restaurant offering creative and unique cuisine, and a soothing ambience inside the distinctively decorated yet welcoming dining room. Owned and operated by the nightclub management team, Angel Management Group, Social House lives up to its name with an impressive guest list that includes ‘A’ list celebrities.

A Japanese feast is comprised of an abundance of small portions and Executive Chef John Lee has created a menu of unique Asian dishes prepared with the freshest of ingredients to delight the most discerning palate. His signature dish, Salmon sashimi with wasabi crème fraiche combines the freshness of raw seafood with the creamy texture of the sauce and an underlying taste explosion from the wasabi.

A meal at Social House is not just a dining experience; it is a journey into the true taste of Asia. The in-house servers are on hand to guide the diner through a progression of flavors and tastes, with dishes from each course carefully chosen to complement each other. A choice of the traditional rice fermented sake is available to accompany the Asian taste-bud experience.

With lunches offering 3 courses for a fixed price of $20 and Happy Hour from 5-8pm, Social House aims to attract customers from all walks of life. For an inimitable food experience and what is arguably the best sushi in Las Vegas, Social House offers what every discerning diner needs.

HOURS
Dinner: Sunday – Thursday, 6 PM – 10 PM and
Friday – Saturday, 6 PM – 11 PM

Lunch: Open daily, 12 PM – 5 PM
Lounge: Open daily, 5 PM – Late

Social House
At Crystals within CityCenter, Las Vegas
3720 Las Vegas Boulevard, South Las Vegas, NV 89158
702-736-1122

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Social House Japanese Restaurant, located inside Crystal City Center is an exciting and innovative Pan Asian restaurant offering creative and unique cuisine, and a soothing ambience inside the distinctively decorated yet welcoming dining room. Owned and operated by the nightclub management team, Angel Management Group, Social House lives up to its name with an impressive guest list that includes ‘A’ list celebrities.

A Japanese feast is comprised of an abundance of small portions and Executive Chef John Lee has created a menu of unique Asian dishes prepared with the freshest of ingredients to delight the most discerning palate. His signature dish, Salmon sashimi with wasabi crème fraiche combines the freshness of raw seafood with the creamy texture of the sauce and an underlying taste explosion from the wasabi.

A meal at Social House is not just a dining experience; it is a journey into the true taste of Asia. The in-house servers are on hand to guide the diner through a progression of flavors and tastes, with dishes from each course carefully chosen to complement each other. A choice of the traditional rice fermented sake is available to accompany the Asian taste-bud experience.
With lunches offering 3 courses for a fixed price of $20 and Happy Hour from 5-8pm, Social House aims to attract customers from all walks of life. For an inimitable food experience and what is arguably the best sushi in Las Vegas, Social House offers what every discerning diner needs.

HOURS
Dinner: Sunday – Thursday, 6 PM – 10 PM and
Friday – Saturday, 6 PM – 11 PM
Lunch: Open daily, 12 PM – 5 PM
Lounge: Open daily, 5 PM – Late

Social House
At Crystals withinCityCenter, Las Vegas
3720 Las Vegas Boulevard, South Las Vegas, NV 89158
702-736-1122

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