I was happy with my order. Not ecstatic or anything but everything was decent…read more We ordered the Wings appetizer, the Curry Noodles and the Kung Pao Chicken. Side of Brown Rice. Carryout through the app. Like everybody else I think it's absurd that the entrees like Kung Pao that traditionally come with rice don't come with rice. Silly and unnecessarily cheap. Just add 3 bucks to the menu price and include it. But staying on the strip you come to expect such things and it's not worth getting worked up over. Heck, I paid 14 bucks for a slice of mediocre NY Style pizza last night. I can get over it. And I was very happy with the brown rice option as I strongly prefer it to plain white. The Kung Pao was good not great. Well prepared, tender chicken, crisp vegetables. Not much flavor but easily better than most strip mall type chinese places you might get back home. Large portion that was more than enough for a meal for one person. Not an overwhelming amount of chicken or anything but plenty for a normal meal. The Brown Rice was perfect, It can be tricky to get brown rice cooked through but not so cooked it's mushy but they nailed it. Thanks. (lol). The chicken wings were a day or so past their prime. You could smell it. I've worked in restaurants and I get it, not everything is cooked to order on the daily but you could tell these were slightly off. Still very edible though and good if unspectacular. I was caught off guard that they were all "flats" though. I actually prefer flats so I was good with it but (having worked at a sports bar) I can promise you there are many customers that would be up in arms over it. People expect their drummies. On the taste side there was no spectacular flavor or anything but they were good. Thin crispy batter on them. The Singapore Curry Noodles were well prepared and good. Again, nothing spectacular but good. Noodles and shrimp were well prepared to the right consistency. Pork was not that present and a bit shriveled but "fine" and not a deal breaker. Curry was the only flavor present. Not that that isn't what's advertised but still a little weird. Overall a good experience and happy with our meal. More than enough for 2 meals for 2 people. Pricey of course but reasonable value for the strip.

Very disappointing experience. Our food came out at completely different times, so instead of…read moreenjoying dinner together, everyone was basically eating separately. Mind you, we were only three adults and one child and the child wasn't even eating. This was not a large or complicated party by any stretch of the imagination. One of our dishes was supposed to come with rice, but the rice didn't arrive until AFTER we had already finished the entire dish. When we asked what was going on, we were actually told that the restaurant "only has three woks in the back." Seriously? We were three adults. How is the number of woks an explanation for why a side of rice couldn't arrive with the dish it was supposed to accompany? If your kitchen cannot coordinate a meal for three adults, that is a restaurant management issue, not an excuse that should be given to customers. Going out to dinner means being able to sit down and enjoy a meal together--not having one person eating while everyone else waits, and then receiving part of a dish after the rest of it is already gone. The entire experience felt disorganized, poorly managed, and unnecessarily frustrating. Definitely not the dining experience we expected.

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.

Everything!!! Food is cold and prices are overpriced and the…read morepeople don't want to put their phones away long enough to take your order truly the worst place to go in Vegas If you're going to display your food like that chopsticks does it would not hurt to make sure it's fresh or don't display it

My review is on the Pizza Hut Express. I got the personal pan Chicken Supreme pizza. The price is…read morenow $11.49 for the speciality pizzas. It was good and warm. While the price is higher than it was previously, it's still a decent value for The Strip. It's a 9" pizza and two could share it for a snack or a larger meal for one person.

Satisfying meal in the food court area of MGM grand. The seating area is going through renovations…read moreso seating is limited. They don't have water on the fountain but offered us to get from Nathan's or Jonny Rockets. We got the nachos with fries and steak, about $22 with tax. Was filling with the pico, sour cream and guac.

I love Mexican food, but this place missed for me. The chips tasted burnt and had a bitter after…read moretaste. It just didn't sit well with me. The burrito was bland and felt there was more tortilla wrap than actual meat. Its filling, but not enjoyable. The workers here looked miserable. Lol. The good thing about food courts are the plenty of tables, but not all food in the food court may taste good.

Mochi Donut review. Its delicious. It especially was nice since the other restaurant who normally…read moreserves donuts (America) is under construction so no donuts. The service was fine. The cashier was a bit short and rude. The stall was clean. No real complaints from us.

Was so looking forward to this. But nope, everything was frozen and made in the microwave. The bao…read morebuns were nice and soft, but the pork was chewy and flavorless. The dumplings were bland and soggy. Wouldn't come here again, unfortunately.

I was staying in town at the Harrahs for wrestlemania and I was walking around looking for…read moresomething to eat. I stumble across this place. It was between a bunch of other eateries and retail and candy shops. I was intrigued I love burritos and I love sushi so why not put them together right? I went in and ordered the number one seller the Long Beach made with Surimi Crab, Shrimp Tempura, and Spicy Tuna, Chipotle Mayo and Eel Sauce. Cucumber, Won Ton Strips and Guacamole. All rolled up in rice and seaweed paper. It's cut in half and I promise you once you take a bite into it. You will know exactly what I'm talking about. It was honestly one of the best things they ate all weekend. I would've gone back easily two more times to try the others. So if you're a sushi lover and new operas this once for you, make sure you stop in. I think there's possible locations around Vegas. This one is between the Harrahs and the Linq.

For some reason, all I wanted was a sushi burrito, and to my surprise there was a spot serving them…read moreliterally downstairs on the LINQ Promenade. The location itself is convenient and has plenty of seating both inside and outside. If you want to enjoy the Vegas weather and do some people watching, the outdoor seating is a great option. I ended up sitting inside to escape some of the noise from the promenade. Everything was clean and the booth seating was surprisingly comfortable. Ordering is done through a kiosk. Beyond sushi burritos, they also offer sushi rolls, hand rolls, bowls with rice or greens, teriyaki bowls, sides, desserts, and drinks. There's definitely enough variety for everyone to find something. I decided to order The Mission, which comes with salmon, imitation crab, shrimp tempura, poke sauce, spicy mayo, cream cheese, avocado, and wonton strips. I opted to leave off the cream cheese because I wanted something a little fresher and lighter tasting. I also added eel sauce and carrots since there are several sauces and add-ons available, including extra proteins and premium ingredients. My burrito came out to around $20, which honestly wasn't shocking. That's pretty comparable to what I'd expect to pay back home in San Diego, so at that point it really came down to whether the quality justified the price. The first thing I noticed was the size. This is probably the smallest sushi burrito I've ever been served. That being said, the rice-to-filling ratio was actually excellent. One of my biggest complaints with sushi burritos is when they're stuffed with rice and skimp on everything else. That definitely wasn't the case here. There were generous chunks of salmon throughout and all of the ingredients tasted fresh. The problem was that the burrito wasn't wrapped tightly enough to hold itself together once the paper wrapper came off. It started falling apart pretty quickly and became messy to eat. As for the flavor, this is where I felt a little disappointed. Nothing tasted bad. In fact, everything tasted fresh and well-prepared. The salmon was good quality, the shrimp tempura added crunch, and the sauces were balanced. Even with the poke sauce, spicy mayo, and eel sauce, though, it felt like something was missing. After the first couple bites, I found myself less excited about it. By the time I got halfway through, I wasn't really craving the second half anymore. I finished it because I spent $20 on it, not because I couldn't stop eating it. If you're wandering the promenade and looking for a quick meal, JA Burritos is worth considering. Just don't expect it to be the sushi burrito that changes your life.

They were so quick, friendly, and even with 15 minutes until they were closing still provided great…read morecustomer service. I had eaten half the wrap by the time I realized I hadn't captured a photo but the wrap was delicious with lightly pickled onion and veggie. Spicy eggplant was fantastic. Think sweet, a little sour, and garlicky. They gave me the chili crisp for free and I lathered it on the wrap as well as mixed it into the eggplant. Definitely coming back again!

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.

Like bro, it's $3.49 for a hotdog. No complaints here…read more I came here sober and had a surprisingly nice snack. First off, there's not much to look at in this little snack nook. In fact, you're going to have to overlook some things to keep yourself from becoming too hyper-critical. Anyway, a hotdog without toppings (no charge for ketchup, mustard, relish) will run you $3.49 though they do have a special for $5.00 bucks that includes a drink and fries. Sounds like a steal to me. I ordered both a hotdog ($3.49) and a corndog. ($2.19 I think) as a little snack. The hotdog wasn't at all bad. Of course it didn't have a nice snap to the casing and it was a tad soft, but it was serviceable especially for being so cheap. The corndog was quite tasty actually. Honestly, I'm not sure what people are expecting. The signage unapologetically advertises the price of the hotdog. Lol.

The only thing good here is the corn dogs and soda. The regular hotdogs already done & come out of…read moresome suspicious looking water sitting in a silver hot pan. The chilli is runny not homemade no beans. The sliders are decent. The burger slider better than the dry off color chicken one. The soda fountain is operated by the cashier. As soon as you fill your cup up that's it they shut the button off no refill. The toppings are an extra $.59 each plus tax. All the orders come unwrapped no bags or to go boxes they just put it in your hand in a little paper bowl or piece of aluminum