Solid choice in Block 16 Food Court at Cosmopolitan. Had chicken and beef options with rice and…read moresalad base. Plenty of flavor in meats. Counter folk were friendly and generous with advice. Very fast service. I took orders to go. One salad leaked a little due to misshapen bowl. Orders a cucumber salad, least favorite item for around $7. Would come back for healthier lunch or dinner option. Could split a bowl if you are not a big eater.

Tried a spicy pork wrap and it was pretty good, but very oily at the bottom of the wrap. Good…read moreamount of food for an affordable price. The service was friendly and fast . There are counter seats available. Skip momofuku restaurant. This is better.

Sasha was a great host for letting us in last minute before they had to close. She was exceptional…read moreto us! The food was great and so was the service!

It's a no brainer…read more If you can appreciate this type of Asian cuisine, you'll love it here. Nice service from beginning to end. Aesthetically pretty and so clean. The Mongolian beef was WOW. The fried rice with shrimp cooked to perfection. The shrimp tempura appetizers did not disappoint. One lychee martini was enough and delicious. I was too full but wanted to order the kung pao shrimp and I didn't. (I just couldn't lol) But- yes! I'll be back asap! And you better believe I'm ordering that kung pao shrimp first! I expected Noodles Restaurant to be good but not this good. Hope yall enjoying your spring break.

My husband and I went to Catch while in Las Vegas. We wanted to try a new restaurant, and after…read moreresearching a few places, we found Catch had great reviews. The restaurant was busy, but with a reservation we were seated within 10 minutes. Our server quickly came over to take our drink order and was very friendly. The restaurant's vibe was trendy and beautiful. For our appetizer, we ordered the edamame and crispy cauliflower. OMG--the cauliflower was delicious! It had the perfect crisp thanks to its light breading and was tossed in a spicy vegan mayo. Even though it had a generous amount of sauce, each piece still maintained its crispy texture. For our entrées, we ordered the Vegetable King Roll with king oyster mushroom, cucumber, avocado, and spicy miso. We also ordered the Truffle Mushroom Spaghetti with the added shrimp option. The spaghetti was perfect. The truffle flavor wasn't overwhelming, but it was definitely present and paired wonderfully with the rich mushroom sauce. For dessert, we ordered the vegan pistachio cheesecake with a side of coconut sorbet. It was so decadent and delicious. The portion was more than enough for the two of us to share and was the perfect way to end the meal. I highly recommend Catch and hope to go back the next time I'm in Las Vegas.

I have stayed at the Aria many times and this restaurant has been on my list to try but didn't get…read morea chance til this past weekend. Even though we were staying at the Bellagio my husband and I made a last minute reservation online and came here for a late dinner. The restaurant is beautiful and has great vibes. From the entrance you can tell how pretty it's going to be inside and it did not disappoint. The hostess was not welcoming at all. She checked us in and said wait for our table which is being cleared up. After a few minutes we were seated, not in the mani dining room but the one on the right side which is not as pretty as the main but it's ok I know we made the reservations on that day. So no big deal. Our waiter was friendly and helpful. We started with edamame and shishito pepper. Both fresh and delicious. Then we ordered the ceviche and both of us loved it very much. To be honest both my husband and I were in the mood for sushi so we stuck to ordering sushi. Boy was that a disappointment. The Catch roll was not to our taste , it had crab salmon miso honey and the waiter used a torch to cook the salmon on top. It smelled so bad after he did that. Smelled burnt ... I didn't eat that roll after that. Then we ordered a few cut rolls like salmon tuna yellowtail ... all so basic and no taste. So so disappointing to serve this kind of sushi at a fine restaurant . So it turns out we would have been better off ordering non sushi items from the menu. We could have enjoyed our dinner. So after the last roll we called it a night and left. The reviews said they have excellent sushi but I don't think so. Now I wonder how everything else tastes here. Maybe one day I'll have a better experience with food here. Catch is a premiere place to be seen at I guess cause everyone was dressed up (by the way some very inappropriately) and taking so many pictures all over the restaurant.

We love coming back here anytime life brings us to Las Vegas. Thank you for having the coolest…read morerestaurant and tastiest food in the neighborhood! The Chef's Menu is no joke, delicious and plentiful - that shrimp dish in particular is fantastic!

Best Friend: She's a Vegas 6 and an LA 4... just like me. :)…read moreLet me start by saying this is a five-star review in the context of the Las Vegas Strip. Would I give it five stars back home? Definitely not. But compared to the other dining options on the Strip, this is one of the places I'll happily spend my money. Vibes: A+ I love the fake convenience store entrance that opens into the clubby dining room. It has that over-the-top Vegas maximalist energy and reminded me of Omega Mart. It's playful, immersive, and exactly the kind of experience that works here. Service: A+ Our server was hilarious, genuinely engaging, and steered us toward some excellent choices. The standout recommendation was the aguachile, which ended up being the sleeper hit of the meal. Food: B+ We ordered the kalbi BBQ, the aquachile, the street corn, and the kimchi fried rice. The kimchi fried rice especially deserves a shout out. It topped versions I've had at more traditional Korean restaurants, which I wasn't expecting. Value: C This isn't really the restaurant's fault. It's Vegas. Everything on the Strip comes with a premium. Even so, we ordered all of the above for just over $100, which is honestly difficult to do at many Strip restaurants these days. I'm a fan of Roy Choi and what he's built. Before becoming a nationally recognized chef, he worked his way up through hotel kitchens and later helped spark the gourmet food truck movement with Kogi BBQ. He's also been a longtime advocate for making great food more accessible and has supported community initiatives focused on feeding underserved neighborhoods. At the end of the day, Best Friend is fun, unpretentious (again, for Vegas), and delivers one of the better values you'll find on the Strip. If I'm eating on Las Vegas Boulevard, this is one of the few places I'd happily return to.

It is acceptable to try a P.F. Chang's away from home. It's 109 degrees in Las Vegas, so try to…read moreadd some more spice while you check the strip on the b-l-v-d. This one is smaller than what I'm used to, however friends, it is bustling!! I did get another favorite, chicken with broccoli, proceeded by an egg drop soup. It is on the house special. Not a bad idea for trying to save on the travel expenses. House staff are still friendly. There is a welcoming vibe here. Well decorated as usual. I added a video to show the difference what we have yet seen. All in all, I recommend!! Stay hydrated too.

A Tuesday evening at approximately 5:30 PM we were probably seated and greeted by our server Nell…read more The restaurant was not too crowded and as usual, it was nice and clean and in order. Our meals were made fresh and absolutely delicious. The chicken was saucy, but still has the crunchy coating and the tender chicken on the inside. Absolutely delicious and I can never get enough of the California rolls. Our waitress was fast, efficient and knowledgeable. We will be back!

Gorgeous resturaunt with friendly service-from the hosts, servers, food runners, bussers, and the…read moresweetest bathroom attendant-and an awesome menu highlighting a fusion of Japenese, Brazilian, and Peruvian flavors! We had a large meal earlier in the day and our group wasn't as hungry as we normally were for dinner so we really appreciated the Samba Hour menu featuring small plates, sushi, raw fish, and cocktails, beer, and wine! This was our last meal in Vegas celebrating our two wedding anniversaries and we were happy to have spent it at SushiSamba!

Great food great service cool atmosphere . Made memories there overall great hospitality!read more

The service is awesome. I love the food specially the crispy Duck, Mongolian beef & the Beijing…read morebeef. Well satisfied

Attentive service and good food. Very varied menu, something for all tastes. Won ton soup,…read moredumplings and tofu with mushrooms. Nice stylish restaurant.

I can't believe I haven't written about my favorite dim sum restaurant in Las Vegas! When I heard…read morethat the owners of San Francisco's Koi Palace were launching this concept, I was close to the first in line when they opened. It's been top notch since the very first visit. I have taken friends, clients, and colleagues, and the response has been uniformly positive. The menu has changed over time, but the dim sum classics are all there, often with a nouveau twist. What really got me was coming for dinner with a large group, where we could really savor the seafood, noodle, and meat dishes. I'm not going to run down the list because everything I've tried has been excellent, and I've tried most of the menu. We always enjoy decapitating the crispy mochi ducklings, filled of course with minced pork. The wagyu steak and wagyu fried rice, the xiao long bao with vinegar caviar, and salt and pepper tofu are all winners. The interiors are beautiful and give a different feel wherever you sit. Bring a friend or bring a large group and go to town.

Food: 4/5 Drinks: 5/5…read moreService: 5/5 Ambiance: 5/5 First things first, this is an upscale dim sum experience and the price reflects it. We had what I think was a decent amount for 5 people and paid over $200 without any of the more expensive menu items, only dumplings. For the price and what we got, I don't think it was worth the price tag. Alright, the foods. Pork soup dumplings, rainbow shrimp dumpling, pork shrimp shu mai, chicken shu mai, bbq pork bao buns, pork belly bao buns, the ducklings, crunch dragon wings, chicken satay, and the eel crispy rice. Everything was good, but the best of the bunch were the pork soup dumplings and the eel crispy rice. The pork soup dumplings came with a black vinegar "caviar" that complimented the flavors in the soup portion. The crispy eel rice had a great char on the eel and the rice was crispy without being overly crunchy. According to kid 3, the notable mention was the crunch dragon wings that had the "perfect spice and really crunchy skin." Oh, and kid 1 was not a fan of the ducklings, she realized that she's not a fan of 5-spice which these had an overpowering flavor of. Overall, great experience but for the price we paid vs what we got was not worth it. The lychee martini! That was sensational, if you're 21 and enjoy a sweeter cocktail, this one is for you! Service was top notch, the ladies and gentlemen know what they are doing there.