Mizumi

Mizumi is located at Wynn Las Vegas, adjacent to the Main Entrance, offering convenient access from both the Wynn casino and the resort’s primary arrival area.

Yes. While Mizumi is renowned for its sushi and sashimi, the menu also features a wide selection of cooked Japanese dishes. Guests can enjoy robatayaki-grilled seafood and meat, tempura, and noodle dishes, making Mizumi an excellent option for diners who prefer not to eat raw preparations.

Mizumi’s Teppan Room offers a separate, interactive teppanyaki dining experience with a dedicated menu prepared tableside by master chefs. Teppan Room reservations are distinct from main dining reservations, as seating, service style, and menu offerings differ. Advance reservations are required.

Sansui is Mizumi’s exclusive outdoor dining experience, featuring a four-table terrace located directly beside the restaurant’s signature waterfall. This premium option requires a food and beverage minimum of $175 per person and is available by request only. While specific tables cannot be guaranteed, the team will make every effort to accommodate guest preferences. Three additional small patio tables are also available for open-air dining, with no minimum.

Reservations are held for 15 minutes past the scheduled time. After this grace period, seating cannot be guaranteed—particularly for Teppan Room reservations. Late-arriving guests may be accommodated at the bar, depending on availability.

No. Bar seating at Mizumi is managed through the host podium and coordinated closely with the sushi chefs to maintain service and preparation standards. Parties larger than four cannot be accommodated at the bar.

Yes. Mizumi features an elegant private dining room ideal for intimate gatherings and celebrations. A food-and-beverage minimum applies to larger parties, and Wynn’s events team will assist in creating a customized dining experience.

The dress code at Mizumi is upscale casual chic. For gentlemen, shorts and open-toe shoes are not permitted.