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1.5 (17 reviews)

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The worst meat purchase I've ever made. Salesperson wasn't truthful and the meat quality is horrendous.

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Meats Gone Wild - Venison burger

Meats Gone Wild

4.0(5 reviews)
1.6 mi

I finally tried these guys. It was pretty wild…read more Meats Gone Wild is a food truck - well, more of a jumbo-sized trailer - that often makes appearances outside such Henderson businesses as Lovelady Brewing and Khoury's Fine WIne & Spirits. I've also been seeing them at the annual, free-admission Sunset Park'd lately, and I finally felt like shelling out the dough to try them today. They do usually offer simple hot dogs for the not-so-adventurous, but their signature items are a variety of "exotic" meats, i.e. the not-so-commonplace game and fowl meats. Their sausages ($10) tonight included alligator and python/rabbit, but I went for the elk w/ jalapeño and cheddar. I once tried an elk burger, just a few years ago actually, but it wasn't very impressive. It turns out that if you make it properly, it can pop with meaty, non-gamey, delicious flavor. The sausage had the right snap on its skin too. I didn't taste too much jalapeño or cheddar, but you really should be letting the meat stand on its own as much as possible anyway. The bun was plain but supported the meat sufficiently, and the raw diced red onion added nice texture and a complementary bite. I'll definitely have to pony up (not literally, as far as I know) for more offerings by Meats Gone Wild the next time I come across them. They are unique in the food truck landscape, if not the entire local restaurant realm - let me know if anybody else advertises a camel offering!

Lots of fun lots of great selections and very helpful staff. Great place for a party and lots of…read moreparking. The staff is willing to accommodate for food allergies.

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Meats Gone Wild - Rattlesnake bratwurst

Rattlesnake bratwurst

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Food truck worker appeared dirty and kept touching his face

Bazaar Meat by José Andrés - Rib Eye

Bazaar Meat by José Andrés

4.2(2.2k reviews)
11.1 mi•The Strip
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I should lead bt saying Jose Andres is a personal hero of mine and I think what's he's doing with…read moreWorld Central Kirchen is so amazing and admirable. If you're going to dine here you should read up on WCK. He's making a huge impact in the world for good! We got a last minute reservations for 2 for a Tuesday night dinner during a busy conference week. Hosts were great and accommodating on a fluid schedule (we had to move back the time). Once seated we dove in with a round of great cocktails. I had an east side which was great (not one menu but classic). We had been jumping around to events leading up so didn't want to sit for a full tasting menu so just ordered a few dishes to share. We started with caviar cones which were good bit not incredibly special, then bison buffalo style which was also solid. I insisted we order my favorite dish from when I'd eaten at Bazaar in LA which is the Philly cheese steak and they did not disappoint. My favorite dish of the night again. We ended with a shared ribeye which was very well cooked but my dining partner needed a little punch so asked about sauces and we got a truffle sauce to go with the steak that was an absolute standout. Black truffles floating in a rich but not overpowering sauce that made the steak 10x better. It was a quick but great meal with solid service. Standouts were the Philly cheese steak and the truffle steak sauce though.

Been coming here since they started in Sahara and decided to treat ourselves to this new location!…read moreService was still impeccable and amazing as I remembered. The food is even better than I remembered last time I visited and I already decided I wanted to come back! I would strongly recommend the A5 "Philly Cheesesteak" as it was cheesy, light, with that nice savory thinly sliced beef on it. The Okinawa Sweet Potato tasted sweet, savory, and the smell of miso was amazing! It actually balanced out the beef cheeks we got which was amazing, but can be heavy if I ate it alone. The vibe is definitely split in the two as one side is more intimate and the other more chill and relaxing. They changed their layout but still hold their food quality up to standard. I will be back to try their other dishes they since added :)

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Bazaar Meat by José Andrés - Grilled Asparagus

Grilled Asparagus

Bazaar Meat by José Andrés - Magic Mojito

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Bad to the Bone BBQ

Bad to the Bone BBQ

4.2(266 reviews)
1.3 mi
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Good food! So good we came the next day and feasted some more. Chef Jeffrey is so attentive and…read morenice. He's from the bay and it was nice chatting up with him. We will definitely be back when we visit Vegas. Both my kids loved this place. The first day we were here they ran out of the chicken and after we ordered, they ran out of the brisket. We came around 2pm. The second day they had everything and I'm so glad I got to try the chicken. It was really good. The candied bacon was amazing too! We didn't order it but chef Jeffery gave us some samples. He really went above and beyond.

So, since my last review I've been back 2 more times (don't judge). Today I ate their pulled pork…read moresandwich and my husband had the smoked turkey and brisket (not pictured) Portions are great and flavor was out of this world. I think I may be addicted to the honey mustard BBQ sauce IYKYK Fot dessert the mad culinary scientist had lemon pound cake and was working on banana bread cinnamon rolls? Where do these ideas come from?! I think I keep going back to come across something I dont like. If your one of those that like to play on the safe side when trying new food spots, try the B2B Burger. You won't be disappointed and you might not even be able to finish in one sitting As always staff was friendly and engaging which negates top customer service marks in my book. 10 out of 10 would recommend.

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Bad to the Bone BBQ - This is the best kept BBQ secret in the Henderson/Las Vegas area! We had salmon,  brisket, pork, & sausage... we ate every single bite!

This is the best kept BBQ secret in the Henderson/Las Vegas area! We had salmon, brisket, pork, & sausage... we ate every single bite!

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Banchan Village - Bulgogi Kimbap & Seaweed Salad - both prepared fresh daily and were delicious

Banchan Village

4.6(47 reviews)
5.8 mi•Anthem

Stopped in to see what this little store had, and I was pleasantly surprised to find some deep…read morefried crab siu mai, the best Korean fried fishcake, I think it's really fresh, compared to other Korean markets. There was also other banchan, like the spicy raddish, made from the dried raddish. Won Bok Kimchee, cucumber kimchee, taegu, and other pickled items. They also have a bunch of asian dry goods and an assortment of ramen, spicy, mild and savory flavors. The girl who works there is very personable and gives off a positive vibe. My daughter and I love their musubi or onigiri, they have different ones, such as spam, tuna mayo. spicy tuna, which are our favorites. Economical pricing makes it very easy to pick up a lot of things there. Don't go there hungry cause you'll end up buying one of everything. But then again, if you do, you'll like them all.

Always a five star review for these guys! Always plenty of banchan, kimbap, and gimbap. Should…read moreyou have questions, they're always happy to help steer you in the right direction. Want some thinly sliced meats fBBQ? Korean bbq? They've got them. Want a plethora of different kimchis? They've got them. Craving red bean, baked fish cookies? They've got them (they're delicious) Want a quick snack? They've got fresh made japche! Seriously, this place has just about anything you need for that Korean fix! craving

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Banchan Village - Inside

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Banchan Village - Soy Garlic Chicken Bento $9.99 :)

Soy Garlic Chicken Bento $9.99 :)

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Matiki Island BBQ - 1. Beef Rib Plate

Matiki Island BBQ

4.2(688 reviews)
7.1 mi•Eastside
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Found Matiki Island BBQ on social while scrolling one night. The reasonably priced Hawaiian food…read morealong with their huge beef ribs caught my attention. I took a couple of months before I was able to make it here. But the wait was worth the squeeze. The quality of the beef was delicious and better than my normal go to Hawaiian food. The rice was perfectly cooked and their mac/potato salad was amazing.

I come here specifically for the beef ribs, so imagine my disappointment when I stopped by one day…read moreonly to find out they were out. I returned the very next day specifically for the ribs, only to be told they had actually been out for months. My first question is: Why wasn't that communicated the day before? A simple heads-up could have saved me an unnecessary trip. Second, if the beef ribs have been unavailable for months, why isn't that information posted anywhere online or even on the door? Customers shouldn't have to make a trip to find out that a signature menu item has been unavailable for an extended period. Things happen, and I understand that items can be unavailable. However, proactive communication goes a long way and shows consideration for your customers' time. Plesse do better with communicating important menu changes and unavailable items. A little transparency could have prevented a very frustrating experience.

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Matiki Island BBQ - Dining area

Dining area

Matiki Island BBQ - Beef Rib Plate w/2 scoop of Mac Salad

Beef Rib Plate w/2 scoop of Mac Salad

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