I'm usually not the type to leave 1 star reviews, but unfortunately this experience deserved it. My…read moreentire family was frustrated by how everything was handled. This was our first time trying Max's Restaurant on Fort Apache. We ordered the Fourth of July special to go, and when we got home, we realized the fries that were advertised with the chicken wasn't included and my kids were looking forward to having it. Our receipt also clearly showed that the order should have come with fries. I called the restaurant hoping they could offer a solution, whether that was a discount or some type of compensation for the inconvenience on our next visit. Instead, I was told that because it was a to go order, fries were not included. That explanation didn't make sense since the receipt clearly indicated otherwise. What made the experience even more disappointing was the customer service. The staff hung up on me, and every time I tried calling back afterward, the line stayed busy, making it impossible to speak with anyone else. I understand that mistakes happen. Missing an item isn't the end of the world. What matters is how a business handles those mistakes. A sincere apology and an effort to make things right would have completely changed this review. Instead, we were met with excuses and poor customer service. Sadly, this left a very disappointing first impression, and I hope management addresses these issues so future customers have a better experience.

Ordered halo2 - not good. Very few ingredients Pancit- omg…read moretooooo salty Chicken -toooo salty Will never go back. Waste of my money

I'm so glad this little Filipino shop exists! All of the comfort food, snacks, and desserts can be…read morefound here so it's a great spot for grabbing lunch or even to-go. Their cooking is delicious and tastes close to home. Service is always good and the environment is clean, cozy, and quiet at times. Can't wait to try the halo-halo

Went here to get a halo-halo since it was really hot outside. I ordered their Special Halo-Halo,…read moreand it was super refreshing. I just wish it had nata de coco because that would've made it perfect. I also got the lumpiang shanghai, and it was amazing. They were crispy and well-seasoned. I came back the following week since I had to stop by the store next door. This time, I ordered the beef caldereta and the sisig combo meal, which came with lumpiang shanghai and an egg. I ordered it to go. The lumpiang shanghai tasted a little different this time. It was still good, but the first time I had it, tasted better. I also didn't get any sauce for the lumpiang shanghai, which was a little disappointing. The sisig was okay, but there was a slight bitterness to it. The beef caldereta was really good. It had a lot of flavor, and the meat was tender. I'll definitely come back when I'm in the area again.

$19.99 AYCE Filipino Food. This has got to be the best AYCE Filipino restaurants. I've been to some…read moreother spots and the variety here is so much better. Service was ok. There was not much interaction other than paying and thr worker who picked up the used plates. The food selections are good. The sinigang was a bit sour which was perfect and I enjoyed the pork paksiw. The chicken skin was meh but I did love the dessert - ginataang. Happy that there's small bowls to keep your food separate. Overall, great spot. It can get busy so be patient.

Walking in and seeing so many food options made my tummy happy already. The little bowls help to…read moreget little of everything to taste. Once I figured out what I like best, I went for seconds. Food was amazing! Selected the ones I don't usually cook at home and my craving was satisfied. They were hospitable and friendly.

Quick eats with good flavor…read more So I do not usually review food trucks, but Hungry Monster was happy with this one today. Located at Tivoli for the LV Night Market, or LV Craft show, this was Monsters only reason for the stop. Plenty of parking in the underground garage with lots of cool crafts to look at and food to try. Not sure as to how often this happens, but that is another review in itself. Kanto is a Filipino cuisine with specialty coffee. Today we came for the food. What ordered - pork sisig - with egg - garlic shrimp Mind you, monster and I were suppose to take a break from pork, but how else do you have sisig? The flavour was great. Surprised us because we're used to a more sour taste due to lots of calamancy or lime, but this was just on point with not too overwhelming of all the fats and oils. The shrimp was not too shabby. I have allergies to fried shellfish, but this was not bad on me. The rice, according to Monster was buttery. We all know when she's happy, I'm in a good place lol. Try them. Support our local Pinoys. Have some great food. Find out where they are at on Instagram @kanto.lv. Salamat Kanto. Hope to see you again.

FTR! Shocked no one started a Yelp review yet…read more.. Craving sisig?! Look no further. What a hidden gem! Kanto serves up some of the most flavorful Filipino food in Vegas, and the best part--it all comes out of a food truck. I'm a very picky eater, but when my partner in crime told me I had to try this spot, I gave in. One bite, and I was instantly hooked--I could not put it down. I first discovered them through Instagram, where they post their weekly locations (often at different hospitals). Smart move, because Filipino nurses, hospital staff, and the Vegas community show up strong for this food. The sisig is hands-down amazing, but their menu has so much more: coffee, sisig tacos, pork belly adobo, lumpia, sisig fries, garlic shrimp, shrimp katsu, and more. Everything I've tried has been on point, and I honestly can't wait to go back and explore the rest of the menu. Vegas has plenty of food trucks, but Kanto is one that truly stands out. If you know, you know. If you don't--go find them now!

The best Crispy Pata hands down. Crunchy, tender and meaty. Dory the owner is very nice and…read morehelpful. I love their food combinations. Cant wait to visit again . The place reminds me of a place where you can relax and eat.

I love all the options that are available to choose from! We ordered the rice with two choices…read moreoption, and it was a good portion of food for the price! There's also desserts to go as well. Staff is friendly and service is great. Great seating area to dine in, but taking the food to go is also an easy option. I need to come back and try different items off the menu!! (Menu items vary)

My family and I tried the $20 AYCE and everything was great!!! My kid and my wife liked the…read morecebuchon which is the main attraction of the buffet. We were planning to have a party within a week so we decided to order a cebuchon. When I picked up the order, I was surprised how big it was. I was more surprised when cebuchon is still crispy after 4 hours! I recommend this business for AYCE and ordering cebuchon for your party.

I saw this on an Instagram video and realized that I pass this way all the time. We decided to stop…read moreby, and it surely did not disappoint! We went for the $20 all-you-can-eat special, specifically for the cebuchon and lechon. Both were very flavorful and crispy. Jack (the owner) had great hospitality, and the other worker was wonderful as well. Jack explained how the all-you-can-eat works, and he brought us the rice to our table, and the other worker served us the cebuchon and lechon to our table. The interior of the restaurant was very clean and made me feel nostalgic. We will definitely come back here, especially for the hospitality that they all provided!

We've been craving Filipino street food, and Toto's Grill was definitely the place to go! Kuya Jojo…read morewas incredibly kind and accommodating to our needs. Despite some unexpected circumstances, he still went above and beyond just to satisfy our cravings. The food was amazing -- authentic ihaw-ihaw and turo-turo experience that truly felt like home. Everything about it made the experience extra special. It honestly felt like such an amazing kismet!

I went to eat at Toto's Grill the other day . It says $2.50 per stick . When I paid , I ask the…read moreCashier why for 4 stick it turns out $10.40 , it should be $10.00 for 4 sticks but he said that was a tax.. but when i check the receipt there's a tax also at the end. Thats too much . Per stick of $2.50 is expensive already and yet, it will charges you more if you dont check the receipt at the e

I'll start by saying I'm a fan of the food "court" layout at the Durango. I use the term court,…read morebut it's more than that. Access to the dining area is right off the self-park elevator. No having to navigate through the casino. This was our first time at Ai Pono Café, but it is officially on our dining-out rotation. Our food was tasty and fresh. I went with the Spicy Ahi Bowl. The rice was sticky and the tuna was not over seasoned...fresh and flavorful. Our table shared the Spicy Poke Nachos. So good. The wonton chips were light and crispy. The restaurant offers plenty of casual seating. It is well lit and airy. The staff was welcoming. Service with a smile.

Looking for Hawaiin food. This is the smallest portion of protein and highest portion rice and…read morecheck the photos for the sides. I have been let down I believe 4 times here and after my first 3 fails I usually stop. But with it being a birthday I wanted to eat what the buddy wanted. First 2 times I remember the rice was under cooked or not enough water when steaming. I explained my rice felt like little pebbles and staff just said okay and did nothing about it. I was blown away. (This was when they first opened btw). Then in the recent visits this year the quality just wasn't tasty, looked okay but the looks were deceiving as Hek. Anyone ever get Mac salad with your Hawaiin food? I sure have and it's generally a scoop, like an ice cream scoop size right? Not here! (You'll see the pic). When I saw my Mac salad in a half ounce cup I asked the person maybe the cook that was about to bag it, if it was mine. Rudely I got "not if you ordered poke, you don't get that". I was confused but mentioned I got the combo. He replied "then yup that's yours". Still confused on why your upset with me asking I just waited till it was all bagged. Even though we were eating there it's made to go. Since it was made to go, we ate outside the restaurant. The protein was stacked so high on what felt like 10 scoops of rice. I love rice but sheesh the trickery here is insane. Yet alone the flavors are not there either. So basic compared to surrounding Hawaiin spots. This place inside is very nice, very empty at all times even being in a casino. So it's clean from the lack of return customers. They have merch up front and a fair amount of seating. No one I've met in the casino staff has recommended this place. I was rooting for this place, loving Hawaiin food but they have not shown promise. Sorry to say I will not come here again especially with the other option near it. I ate here a couple months ago for the last time, not sure if they're still there, I always assume it's on its last legs. I'll show what we ate in the pics. Check out the one bite of Mac, lol I just can't get over that. So crazy. If I haven't already posted my favorite Hawaiin spot a few miles from here, you will.