For students with appetites big enough to power through hours of lectures, Sakana Sushi has an all-you-can-eat menu of fresh nigiri and dozens of rolls. The cherry blossom-adorned dining room is decorated just enough to feel special — while the $29.95 price tag makes it a more affordable price for sushi among college kids. Choose from classic rolls such as spicy tuna or go for deep-fried rolls, tempura rolls, baked rolls, or spicy rolls.

Located on East Flamingo Road, Itea is an easy stop for students who want to pick up a boba tea before class. For those who can spare more than a quick stop in, Itea also serves Hong Kong-style egg waffles topped with ice cream, plus taiyaki and honey toast. One specialty here is the mousses dessert shaped like sleeping bears and brown puppies — nearly too cute to eat.

Yama has locations in Chinatown and on the Strip, but Yama on Flamingo Road at Maryland Parkway is an easy commute from UNLV. All-You-Can-Eat sushi starts at $25.95 for lunch and that includes a full menu of appetizers, nigiri, rolls, soup, and dessert.

Open until 10 p.m., this taco shop near campus serves hard shell and soft shell tacos with fillings such as carne asada, birria, al pastor, and fried tilapia. Go for an order of quesabirria tacos, with crispy tortillas stuffed with marinated meet and complimented with a cup of consomme. Also on the menu are burritos, carne asada fries, nachos, enchiladas, and chile relleno.

For students undertaking an all-night study sesh, this local diner is open 24 hours. Bring your books with you up and get some nourishment with pancakes, chicken and waffles, and omelets — and lots of mugs of hot diner coffee.

This family-run Italian restaurant has been in town since 1985. Down the street from UNLV, you can order take-out for bringing your spaghetti carbonara or pesto gnocchi back to campus, or make a visit after classes for happy hour. With a sizeable dining room, multiple private rooms, and one of the largest wine collections in Las Vegas, it’s a safe bet for group outings and family visits.

Hofbrauhaus is a Vegas institution for Bavarian beer and food. An indoor beer garden serves as a festive place to enjoy Oktoberfest or celebrate the end of the school year with imported beer, giant pretzels, schnitzel, and veal sausage. And if you have something to celebrate, the long tables can accommodate nearly any size of group. If you order your shots on a wooden paddle, be prepared to be bent over that table and spanked with it.

For a quick pasta fix, this casual Italian restaurant can pack up all its sandwiches, pizza, and pasta available for take-out. Find Italian classics like baked ziti, hot sandwiches like meatball parmigiana on crusty bread, and a variety of flavorful New York-style pizzas. On your lunch break, stop in for a lunch special for around $11,

The much-loved Cheba Hut chain has three locations in Las Vegas including one just steps from the UNLV campus. Diners can order the restaurant’s famous toasted subs including the spicy Jamaican red sub made with chicken breast and jalapeno, the AK-47 French dip loaded with roast beef and mushrooms, and the classic peanut butter and jelly. Also on the menu are the signature Goo Balls — rice cereal rolled and baked with peanut butter, honey, and cocoa.

Located inside the Student Union, this Las Vegas sushi chain serves Japanese-Mexican rolls on either seaweed or tortillas. Select your fillings from a selection of grilled steak or raw fish, and myriad veggies and sauces. Or go with a signature roll like the Twin Dragon with spicy ahi tuna, crab, shrimp tempura, cucumber, guacamole, wonton strips, and chipotle mayo. Or build your own roll of poke bowl.

Plant-based diners can get their fill of vegan fare at the Modern Vegan, a trendy, brightly lit destination for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. With vegan Buffalo ranch chicken wraps, cheesy fries, and vegan burgers loaded with pesto and avocado, the Modern Vegan specializes in comfort food meals and hangover fare. And it’s open until 10 p.m. for grabbing cocktails, beer, and kombucha.

Inside Aloha Kitchen’s UNLV location, diners can order plate lunches of kahlua pig, katsu chicken, and mahi mahi with rice and macaroni salad. In the morning, this fast casual spot has breakfast items like banana pancakes and spam. Or you can stop in until 10 p.m. for fried rice omelets and beef stew.

Place your order online and your Korean barbecue in a cup will be ready when you arrive. Cups are loaded with rice, cabbage, sweet potato noodles, a protein of choice, and sauce. The Rock Bop is made with spicy fried chicken. The Mandoo Bop has six pieces of mandoo, Korean-style pot stickers. Or try the Hot Bop with barbecue pork. And a student deal offers and medium bowl and soda for $12.