We stayed at the hotel for a few days and ate here several times, got to try all establishments…read moreexcept for the bagel and taco place. My short and sweet recap would be - decent food, super expensive lol, still though cheaper than the other restaurants, and BRING your own drink. From my fav to least fav places Bar ITO - ok so I acknowledge that the prices of the hand rolls are insane but they are actually so good, and fresh wasabi? So good! I tried almost all the flavors and they are fresh, delicious, and totally worth the splurge. The ramen (mushroom miso and tonkatsu) were both very good. I liked the mushroom miso better for it being a lighter fare, but both are truly delicious. Salmon bowl was better than wagyu bowl in my opinion, both are solid choices. The pizza (margherita) was actually very very good fresh, but not super filling, recommend ordering a whole pie to share between a few people. The ice cream place was really good, we enjoyed all the flavors we tried. The burger was decent, it's a bit greasy and it was a surprise it didn't come with any sides. The lobster roll was a hit too buttery for my liking and honestly my least favorite out of all that i tried.

A very nice and clean food hall/food court within the beautiful Fontainebleau Hotel and Resort…read more There's a good variety of options from breakfast, seafood, pizza, burgers, ice cream, sushi, Mexican food, and snacks. Most items are overpriced but everything I've tried so far has been good. If you're on the strip you'll always be paying more for everything. I very much appreciate the comfortable seats and how clean this large space is. I'll be back since many of my colleagues stay at this resort when in town. Each of them also enjoy the variety.

My family enjoyed the ramen at Ivan's Ramen. For myself, I had the carne asada tacos, rice, and…read morebeans from BS Taqueria (they're decent, but better tacos can be had elsewhere. BS Taqueria is the only safe option in the Via Via Food Hall for those with celiac disease and/or gluten sensitivity. Another gf option would be lettuce wrapped burger at the burger place.

5/23 Gone are the…read moreonce glorious all you can buffets that Las Vegas is known for. All that is really left are The Buffet at Wynn and Bacchanal Buffet at Caesars Palace with MGM slowly closing down their own offerings in favor for Michelin/or celebrity chef restaurants as well as food halls. With the opening of Resorts World on the northern part of the strip, came their version of a Singaporean styled hawker eateries, which began a string of food hall openings across Las Vegas. Soon Aria, Caesars Palace, Rio, Fontainebleau, the off strip Durango and now more recently at the Venetian all followed suit. Where: Via Via can be found adjacent the casino floor of the Venetian. Quickest route is using the escalator from the Canal Shops of the main entrance up to the second floor. What: you won't find Panda Express or a Hot Dog On A Stick (among others) here, but instead a curated bevy of gourmet purveyors. Offerings: you can order directly at the counter for - ramen, breakfast sandwiches, Italian sandwiches, tacos/burritos/nachos, and spicy chicken tenders/wings. I'm not sure if I named all the stall options. What did I eat? I tried an Italian sandwich (pistachio cream with mortadella); wow, it was generously sized and absolutely delicious. I felt adventurous and so I also ordered spicy chicken tenders (three pieces - mild); it was juicy and delicious with the spices, but I probably should have went one spice level lower. While I did finish the first piece entirely, I ended up removing the spiced breading layer to reveal just the meat. The meal came to be about $29 for each item and I was thoroughly full. This is by no means an inexpensive meal but definitely a great new option for the Venetians already vast collection of dining options. Service around the seating areas were thorough, with staff cleaning tables at a steady pace. Staff behind the counter did seem a bit flustered. I myself experienced another patron who was ahead of me in line being very indecisive.

I was traveling with my daughters in Las Vegas last weekend. Resorts World was one of the places I…read morewanted to see. Our visit to Resorts World would not be complete without experiencing its very own unique food hall called Famous Foods Street Eats (FFSE). FFSE has a wide collection of 17 fast casual eateries available for exploration. Good vibrant dining space and gigantic TVs for everyone to enjoy. Vast variety of cuisines to choose from... teriyaki bowls to pho to ramen to dumplings to fried chicken to tacos to ribs and more! They were all open which was great. AH CHUN SHANDONG DUMPLING HERE KITTY KITTY FAMOUS FOODS CENTER BAR FAMOUS PHO FUHU SHACK GEYLANG CLAYPOT RICE HANS FISH & CHIPS HARAJUKU RAMEN KURU KURU PA MICHOS TACOS NORI BAR SALAD JACK'S STREETBIRD SWEET EATS TIGER SUGAR WU ZHANG ARTISAN NOODLES BBQ SMOKE HOUSE They have an ongoing deal where you PICK 5 for $65 or PICK 4 for $55 or PICK 3 for $45 on selective entrees from various eateries. We ended up choosing PICK 5 for $65. Ordering was easy via the self-order kiosk (located throughout the food hall). Once all orders were ready, I got a text message for pick-up. You may order at each of the eateries as well. Foods From: 1. BBQ SMOKE HOUSE - BBQ Rib Plate 2. FUHU SHACK - Hokkien Noodles 3. GEYLANG CLAYPOT RICE - Chicken Claypot Rice 4. HARAJUKU RAMEN - Harajuku Special 5. STREETBIRD - Chicken Tenders SB Drinks From: 1. FAMOUS FOODS CENTER BAR - Orange Juice Grenadine Mocktail 2. TIGER SUGAR - Chocolate Chips Black Sugar with milk and creme mousse, Lychee Bursting Boba with black tea Most food and drink items were good with a few exceptions. I'll do a separate review for each of the different eateries later. Eatery staff was okay. Cleaning crew was exceptionally on top of making sure tables were clean and trash thrown away. Thank you All! I would love to return to FFSE and check out all the other eateries some day. If you haven't been here before and are curious, it's worth a visit! Note on Self-Parking: "Self-parking at Resorts World Las Vegas is complimentary for Nevada residents, upper-tier Genting Rewards members, and vehicles registered through their Metropolis Parking system. All other guests are charged a flat rate of $21 per day."

A quiet food court as I strolled over at 5pm on Tuesday night. Everything is clean and organized…read morebut just feels deadly. No customers or busy working staff. They have pho, dumplings, a bar, Singapore clay pot rice, a boba place among others. I thought it was focusing on Asian food but didn't get that vibe, like there's no smell of the hot wok aroma. Anyhow, I found "Geyland Claypot Rice" the most enticing and gave it a try. It was made to order since there were no customers waiting or even insight. Service was quick and polite. Food was honestly not bad, tasted good but a bit oily. I do like the ingredients-to-rice ratio, which is high.

Eating options: Chicken Guy!…read moreMOK BAR Korean grub Tortazo (mex. street food) Bobby's Burgers Buddy V's Pizzeria Starbucks Good variety of food choices, lots of seating, but super small bathrooms for this size food court. 2 stalls for the women, 1 urinal and 1 stall for the men. All restaurants require you to come back up for your food.

fast and friendly service extremely efficient reasonably priced, especially being on the strip…read morewhere everything has gone up extremely high The bacon egg and cheese combo also comes with a side of potatoes The breakfast sandwich comes on a kaiser roll, which was nice soft and buttery. The bacon was cooked nice and crisp, but not burnt in the eggs were fried nicely., the potatoes had a nice crunch to the outside and nice and soft in the center slightly seasoned but delicious

Options galore and a quick bite while you're on the strip! This is a good place to grab a snack…read morebut I highly recommend eating meals at all the restaurants surrounding the strip!

The Food Court at Fashion Show Mall is a good spot for fast food. You'll find them on the third…read morefloor level, near the escalator by Zara. Inside is spacious with ample seating. There's nice music playing in the background with various song remix. Some of the dining options are Habit Burger & Grill, Philadelphia Steak & Hoagie, Toby Frozen Yogurt, Sbarro-The Original New York Pizza, Zoi's Mediterranean Cuisine, Wok To Walk, Suki Hana, Pink Pink Tea Shoppe, Panda Express, Popeyes, Yogurtland, and coming soon is Jon Smith Subs. There's plenty of natural light making the space feel inviting, they have floor to ceiling windows and a grand view of the Las Vegas Strip along the Wynn, Palazzo, Venetian, and Treasure Island. Outside is an elevator that goes to the first floor level out to The Strip, and the mall closes at 8pm.

Finally! Been waiting to get my hmart fix whenever I'm in the area and this place did not…read moredisappoint. You'll find similar items from hmart LA. Layout is pretty much the same and products too. Parking is good when it's not too busy. Cook foods are handy if you are on the go. Definitely download the app for their specials and get your points.

My review is specifically about the store, NOT the food court…read more Lived in Vegas 20 years and rarely visit Chinatown. I can't with the streets being janky and the insane amount of traffic on Spring Mountain. But I do on occasion battle the crazy to take care of business. Before H Mart opened I would go to the Asian Market at Spring Mountain and hate life. IYKYK, right? Spacious yes, but be ready to wait an eternity to check out. After the H Marts grand opening I took a walk on the wild side and entered with my own personal shopping cart. Simply put my review is this: it's way too small for everything they sell. Crowded aisles. Stock on the floor. Serious fire hazard. They need to address this safety hazard and act accordingly with their wares. While almost everything is korean they do carry items from other asian countries. The problem is if you don't have a translation app or read characters you have no idea what anything is. I had a hell of a time finding dark and light soy sauce, sesame oil, oyster & fish sauce. I finally found my 3 Crabs oyster sauce but the soy sauce...I gave up. Going back with pictures next time... Employees on the floor were not willing or able to help find items or answer questions. They DO have an amazing selection of ramyun & ramen. Their housewares are solid & inexpensive. I highly recommend the pink kitchen gloves and disposable korean washcloths!!! They have limited k-beauty items but an insane amount of ginseng products. The parking lot is a madhouse. If you have your own personal shopping cart like I do...use it! It's a shame their app doesn't allow for ordering with store pickup.

Cute little take out place in the lobby of Harrahs. They sell pre-packaged breakfast and lunch…read moreitems as well as coffee and beverage. Open 24 hours. Kinda pricey. But they are Vegas prices.

This is probably one of the most beautiful food court. Now they have Fulton Cafe offering breakfast…read morefrom 6am to 1pm. Phenomenal. Service with various choices for convention guests and hotel guests if you are nearby. The fried chicken steak platter with gravy, 2 eggs your choice and hash browns is really good. They also have really good smoothie made to order and coffee (mocha, latte, cappuccino, etc) We loved the French toast, and the mango peach oat is certainly a good option if you go for healthy and unsweetened diet. Their OJ is freshly squeezed with no ice and no sugar.

Wanna hang out with Buddy, Bobby, Rick and Guy? Well, you're SOL as you probably won't see them…read morehere. But getting to choose food from one or all of these celebrities is as close to licking their fingers as you can get. You can find some of these eateries at other Caesar's properties and I've had a few of them before. I came here specifically for the Torta Place which was good. I like that this food hall also has DIY soda pop refills! They had Pepsi products including Pepsi Zero brand soda pop which was nice. I always saw someone cleaning tables and keeping the place as neat as possible, which was awesome. It's close to the Forum Shoppes entrance near all the video poker machines, which is also near the self park garage entrance.

Located in Caesars this is the new buffet unfortunately this was the worst food court I have ever…read morebeen to. All celebrity fast food here over priced and mediocre in quality.