The bottomless-sushi restaurant is a frugal, flamboyant basic in this Nevada casino town. Can it survive in a time of rising prices? Reno is home to a robust culture of all-you-can-eat sushi that ...

But there’s another essential stop in this shopping center that’s well known to Reno locals and longtime Burning Man attendees alike, and that’s Sushi Pier, one of Reno’s longest running ...

A New York Times Cooking article by Priya Krishna highlighted a uniquely Reno eating experience: all-you-can-eat sushi. The article, available at nytimes.com, explores the unusual position The ...

We were craving sushi, so we found a nice looking place and asked how much their All You Can Eat was. They looked at us like we had a third eye… why is Reno, in the middle of the Northern ...

There’s certainly plenty to savor, whether you’re here for Reno’s classics — the lavish casino buffets and western-themed steakhouses — or all-you-can-eat sushi, riverfront dining or ...

Reno’s newest sushi joint, 2 Tha Joint, opened Monday at 160 W. Plumb Lane in the previous Hamdogs Restaurant location. Tha Joint’s first location is in Sparks Galleria Shopping Center on ...

Chef Reno Lin recognized sushi would swim in Pendleton, so in the spring he helped open Momiji Sushi & Hibachi. Momiji was the first restaurant to offer Japanese cuisine in Umatilla County.