Sakana Sushi serves all-you-can-eat sushi near UNLV. The cherry blossom-adorned dining room is an inviting place for sharing rolls with friends. Diners can 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.

AYCE — also known as all-you-can-eat — sushi is a fitting option in over-the-top Las Vegas. Yama Sushi, which is tucked away in an easy-to-miss location across from Target on Flamingo Road and Maryland Parkway, offers an AYCE menu complete with rolls, appetizers, 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. Also on the menu are burritos, carne asada fries, nachos, enchiladas, and chile relleno.

Gangham Asian BBQ Dining offers Korean barbecue in a lively setting that’s ideal for groups. Diners can share dumplings, beef carpaccio, and bulgogi bibimbap plus Korean chicken, garlic shrimp, filet mignon, and scallops.

For a quick pasta fix, this casual Italian restaurant serves all their 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,

On a rare cold day in Las Vegas, the cozy dining room at Chao Thai offers relief from the biting desert wind. So does the red curry, made with bell pepper, basil, and coconut milk and a choice of chicken, pork, tofu, beef, shrimp, or vegetables. Chao Thai is also a great option for a cheap sit-down lunch any time of year. Not open on Saturday and Sunday.

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.

Plant-based diners can get their fill of vegan fare at the Modern Vegan, a trendy, brightly lit destination for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. From vegan Buffalo ranch chicken wraps to vegan burgers loaded with pesto and avocado, The Modern Vegan specializes in menu items that will delight college students who want a hangover meal without meat.

Angry Chickz offers a roster of Nashville hot chicken near UNLV. The fast-casual restaurant offers heat levels ranging from country with no heat to angry made with Carolina Reaper peppers, the hottest peppers known to man. Diners who choose this option have to sign a waiver. The restaurant calls its medium sauce “perfect heat.” Customers can order one of four combos with two sliders, hot chicken tenders on white bread, a slider and a tender, or two tenders on buttery rice. Side options include angry fries, angry Mac and cheese, coleslaw, or additional sliders or tenders.

Hawaiian plate lunches are the perfect meal for a student in need of something hearty before the library. At Aloha Kitchen’s UNLV location, diners can order plate lunches plus lumpia, saimin, and Spam musubi.

UNLV students line up for burger and beer specials all day on Tuesdays at this British pub. This 24-hour bar and restaurant also serves sausage rolls, Yorkshire pudding, fish and chips, bangers and mash, plus 30 draft beers in traditional 20-ounce English pint glasses make the menu.