Executive chef Min Kim offers infinite possibilities for you to curate your dining experience as you wish, even if your wish is not to choose. In the teppanyaki room, guests gather beside a spectacular 90-foot waterfall, as chefs cook and serve dishes around the communal grill tables.  As entertaining as it is satisfying, the teppan experience offers all of the theatrical flair and excitement of a cooking show in a stylish, fine dining setting. At Mizumi's gleaming robatayaki counter, guests may enjoy a wide range of specialties - from Pasture Raised chicken and Maine lobster to Alaskan king crab legs - all of which are fired over an authentic Japanese Binchotan charcoal grill.  The a la carte menu is where chef Kim brings together his  to craft savory Japanese dishes that are both contemporary and timeless.

Chef Kim's sashimi usuzukuri is a gorgeously composed plate combining ultra-thin slices of Japanese madai snapper with white soy and lime dressing, roasted sesame seeds and konbu.  Toothfish saikyo-yaki is a sweet miso-glazed Peruvian toothfish with freshly pickled Japanese vegetables and Karashi Japanese mustard. One of the most dramatic dishes is surely the wagyu hot stone Ishiyaki style, where precisely sliced certified Kobe wagyu beef or certified Hokkaido Snow wagyu beef is served raw table side for guests to sear them on a hot stone. We also carry A5 Kobe and Miyazaki beef as other options. 

The desserts at Mizumi take their inspiration from chef Kim's artful savory presentations.  Each of these irresistible Instagram-worthy sweets turn heads in the dining room, from the roasted chestnut Mt. Fuji with chestnut ice cream, chestnut puree, Nikka Japanese whisky parfait, mandarin poached pear and golden meringue to the yuzu and passionfruit soufflé with passionfruit jelly, elderflower and vanilla ice cream.

Moored on a pier at the center of the lagoon is one of America's most unique dining destinations - the floating pagoda. Here, you can dine beneath the stars, surrounded by a 90-foot coursing waterfall and tranquil gardens. Whatever you choose, with chef Kim at the helm, Mizumi will be both a sensory and culinary experience not soon forgotten. Kindly note outdoor tables can be requested but are not guaranteed.

Stepping into Mizumi is a completely  transporting experience.  All sleek wood and crimson lacquer finishes, the room opens onto a mystical Japanese garden and koi pond.   At night, the restaurant's large sliding glass doors are opened to reveal idyllic views of the meditative gardens and a 90 foot waterfall.

Mizumi's cocktail list offers an eclectic array of highballs, hand crafted cocktails, small batch whiskies and Japanese craft beers. Some of the more popular offerings include the Yuzu highball, made with Elephant gin, Yuzushu, Kimino Sparkling and yuzu zest;  burnt old fashion, Iwai 45 Japanese whisky, Okinawa black sugar syrup, angostura bitters, dehydrated dragon fruit; and the Cherry Blossom Margarita, made with Codigo Rosa Tequila, Mancino Cherry Blossom Vermouth, lime, lemon and Umeboshi salt.

Creativity and imagination are evident in each of the applause-worthy sushi platters at Mizumi.  The fish is pristine, flown in fresh from the oceans around the globe.   The snapper and bluefin tuna come from Japan, the toothfish is from Chile and the red spotted prawns from Santa Barbara.  Each ingredient has been carefully chosen by the chef to support the authenticity and sustainability he is committed to.  There are perennial favorites too, like spicy tuna, and yellowtail rolls each impeccably fresh and impressively presented.

The list is curated by Mizumi's certified sake sommelier and features a unique selection of premium wines from Europe and the United States as well as more than 60 types of sake - some which are exclusive to Mizumi at Wynn Las Vegas.

Collared shirts are recommended. No athletic apparel. No flip-flops or athletic slides.