Red Rock Resort adds Japanese-inspired lunch experience at Blue Ribbon Sushi
Updated on August 1, 2019
Blue Ribbon Sushi is that one place that elevates fish and turns it into an art form that will leave you wanting more. So start planning your day sushi and sashimi lovers, Blue Ribbon Sushi has a new lunch menu!
Now open for lunch — the new lunch menu offers rice bowls ($20) and sushi platters ($22), each including a choice of miso soup or a house salad. Enjoy delicious Seared Shrimp ($18) and the Wagyu Burger with Napa slaw, mizuna, gruyere, and teriyaki mayo and side of fries ($20).
Venture into Japanese-inspired favorites such as Popcorn Shrimp with wasabi mayo ($18) or the Asian Pear Salad ($15). Also, you have to try the Crispy Rice with spicy tuna, avocado, truffle oil and eel sauce ($20). Choose from the Chirashi with Chef’s special sashimi over rice ($28) or Tuna Poke Bowl with Hawaiian bigeye tuna ($19). If that’s not enough for you, the lunch menu also offers a Sushi Platter with seven pieces of nigiri plus an extra roll ($29).
Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar & Grill is now open for lunch daily, Monday through Friday from 12 pm to 2:30 pm. Saturday and Sunday from 12 pm to 4 pm.
Have questions about the promotion? Let us know on social! You can tweet us @stationcasinos.Check out what else is new and exciting this month on the Station Casinos blog.
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