Mizumi | Japanese Fine Dining at Wynn Las Vegas
Sushi, robatayaki and teppanyaki beside a 90-foot waterfall at Wynn Las Vegas, led by chef Jeff Okada Ramsey. Sansui terrace tables by request only.
Mizumi occupies the space next to the main entrance of Wynn Las Vegas, built around gardens, a koi pond and a 90-foot waterfall. Jeff Okada Ramsey joined as executive chef in 2024. He trained under master sushi chef Masayoshi Kazato, worked alongside José Andrés at Minibar, led Tapas Molecular Bar at Mandarin Oriental Tokyo, and later opened restaurants across Southeast Asia including Kintsugi in Thailand. Since arriving he has broken the restaurant into separate dining experiences, each with its own identity.
Japanese fine dining beside a 90-foot waterfall at Wynn. Bar seats run through the host podium, not first-come, and Sansui, the four-table terrace at the waterfall's edge, is by request only.
A Japanese fine-dining room at Wynn Las Vegas built around a koi pond and a 90-foot waterfall, led by chef Jeff Okada Ramsey since 2024. Doors open at 5pm, the dress code is upscale casual chic, children under five are not admitted, and the Sansui terrace tables beside the waterfall are by request only.
At a glance
- Address
- 3131 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109, Las Vegas, NV
- Price range
- $$$$
- Cuisine
- Japanese, Sushi, Seafood, Teppanyaki, Kaiseki
- Phone
- (702) 770-3320
Common questions
What is Sansui?
Mizumi's outdoor terrace: four tables set beside the waterfall, available by request only with a food and beverage minimum. Three smaller patio tables carry no minimum.
Is the Teppan Room the same reservation as the dining room?
No. Teppan Room seating, service and menu are separate, and it takes its own advance reservation.
Can I walk up and sit at the bar?
Bar seating is managed through the host podium in coordination with the sushi chefs, not first-come. Parties larger than four cannot be seated at the bar.
What are the hours and the dress code?
Sunday to Thursday 5pm to 10pm, Friday and Saturday 5pm to 10:30pm. Dress code is upscale casual chic; shorts and open-toe shoes are not permitted for men, and children under five are not admitted.