1 1/2 minute read: We spent this past weekend (April…read more18,19,20) visiting family in Las Vegas. It wasn't a vacation-kinda' trip. But everything went alright. On Sunday, we said our GOOD-BYES and it was decided we'd seek Filipino cuisine. Jocelyn checked her phone and came up with a restaurant, "FULL HOUSE." So there we went and we had a great dinner. As we walked in, a voice was heard: "WELCOME!" ... choose a table!" We did and in no time, A young man (Zeus) came to us with menus and said we could call him when ready! Well, between Tastic, Neil and Jocelyn, the menu items were selected, and Eros took our order. It was very long before the items began being served to us and we began our mini feast. The restaurant is not very big but it is great. The service is top notch as the Waiters and cooks were very timely. Situated in the "SILVERADO RANCH CENTER", parking is plentiful and the entire area is very nice. When in Vegas, go enjoy what the FULL HOUSE offers and tell Eros & his fraternal brother (Zeus): "PELOS PARADOS sent us!"

We came here for the first time to celebrate my sister's birthday, and the place was really cute!…read moreThe decor reminded us of a provincial life in the Philippines--simple, peaceful, and full of charm. We ordered the Full House Trio appetizer, bangus, lechon sisig, kare-kare, and flaming halo-halo. The appetizers were perfectly crispy and came with three tasty dipping sauces. The bangus was fried well while staying tender, and the lechon sisig was delicious. We were a little disappointed that the oxtail kare-kare wasn't available, but the beef version ended up being everyone's favorite. It was creamy, flavorful, and had actual peanut pieces. The flaming halo-halo was also a great way to end the meal. Portions were perfect for our group, and the servers were very helpful and accommodating. Overall, we had a great experience and would definitely come back!

This is a review for Oming's Kitchen in general, not a specific location. Every time we come to…read moreVegas, we ALWAYS get Oming's. The pork belly is the perfect balance of meat & fat. The lumpia is just the right size. We were so happy to see Oming's Kitchen at EDC as a vendor this year. IT WAS A FREAKING LIFE SAVER. Staff were soooooo sweet when we mentioned the restaurant is a must on our itinerary and gave us kandi & stickers.

Made a random stop at this location. The place was clean and the service was great. We each got…read moretheir plate of pork belly, chicken and adobo. The portions were huge and prices were reasonable.

Greeted immediately upon entering and seated just as quickly--great first impression. The gentleman…read morewho took care of us was incredibly friendly and attentive throughout the meal. We started with the lumpiang ubod, which was freshly made and tasted exactly how I remember it. The sauce was spot on and really brought everything together. For mains, we had the kare kare and pork sisig. The kare kare had a perfectly balanced peanut sauce and was loaded with bok choy, eggplant, sitaw, and plenty of meat. The tripe was well-prepared, tender, and didn't overpower the dish at all. The pork sisig was done the traditional way--nice and crispy with lots of porky bits, topped with a fried egg, and served sizzling. The slight heat from the sili gave it just the right kick. We also ordered a sago't gulaman, which came with red gulaman since they were out of the black. Still, it was refreshing and paired really well with the meal. It's been a long time since we last ate here, and this was the perfect reintroduction. Everything was excellent from start to finish. Definitely a place we'll be coming back to!

We haven't been here for a while, we went after walking out of a place we intended to eat down the…read morestreet. Anyways husband was craving pho so we decided to stop here. We went here maybe once or twice a very while ago like 3+yrs and remembered it being somewhat ok some of the stuff in the menu was marked Not available at the time but now it did not seem to be a problem, service was ok we were greeted and seated right way. Husband ordered combo pho and I ordered the bangus plate which I had to make sure it was boneless. Honestly my plate was just ok garlic fried rice don't really taste garlic fried rice, milk fish was just ok even breaded it lacked a little bit on flavor and the vinegar mixed they give us isn't all that I can honestly make a garlic fish sauce and vinegar better. Husband pho was ok in flavor but the veggies they provide was old so make sure you check that. The place is nice and big but for a Friday lunch it's pretty empty and it seemed Like it definitely had owned by a different management since we have been it's just ok. Husband's pho was ok not worth $18.99 on the menu because the portions of the meat and honestly not as authentic as a pho place.I think if your are craving pho go to more authentic ones on spring mountain. Filipino food wise umm honestly it's just ok, many other Filipino places near by taste authentic and way better in price .

I highly recommend this place. Staff is super nice and very helpful…read more Great foods and on point. How can anyone resist the buffet with top quality Filipino cuisine!? I think it's wonderful and they cater. They make everything Filipino including desserts. If you're Filipino, you know what I'm talking about. It's the best Filipino resto I've ever been to hands down! It's super clean and they encourage you to keep using new plates and utensils. Wowed! $19.99 for the buffet!? Can't find that where I live now. No way! Anyway, if you're in Vegas, do not miss this. You'll probably revisit. I know I would.

If I could give this place zero stars I would. The way we were treated was extremely disrespectful,…read morerude, and unprofessional. We got there around 6:20pm, I was starving. I used the bathroom real quick and started eating. The buffet was $19.99, my son ordered ala carte as he just had a burger not too long ago before coming here. I did not know that they closed at 7pm, until I asked auntie who works there. After confirming, I said... ohhh your closing soon! She then said, it's okay... kumain ka lang ( just eat ) So I did. I literally just got seated and had my first bite when a friend of mine called me on the phone and we had a short talk, the call ended at 6:29pm and i continued eating... around 10-15minutes before 7pm, they asked me if im going to get more food coz they were starting to clean up... so, i went ahead and grab few more plates, with only very little of each, just to satisfy my palate... as i went back to our table and continued eating, i saw this old man who kept staring at us, angrily! I did not paid it attention and continued finishing my food. Around 6:54pm, he really came up to us and told me, that they are already closed and we should leave. I told him, okay I'm just finishing up... I only had one piece of bangus left, and the sweet dessert. I tried finishing it as soon as i can meanwhile he was just standing on the table next to us, looking at us with a very mad expression and then again, came back to our table just a few minutes later, raising his voice yelling at us because they are already closed and he want us to leave and that's only around 6:57pm. I was almost done, literally like 2 more spoonfuls left on my dessert. I couldn't hold the disrespect anymore so I had to talk back. It made me really angry that they cannot be considerate and give us few more minutes and let us finish up. We were only there not even 45mins and he would already kick us out immediately, it's not even 7pm yet! If they want to close at exactly 7pm, or earlier than 7, do not accept anymore dine in customers in your buffet after 6pm coz it takes at least 40mins to an hour for a person to eat. I came there to eat and paid for my food, just to get mistreated like that? He then said later on that he was not yelling, he was just asking after he saw me get angry. I couldn't even speak the right words, because of how he made me feel. I know what's the difference between asking politely and yelling at us disrespectfully rushing us to leave becuase they closed at 7! I did not come there to get disrespected and to ruin our trip! I will never support a business again who treat their customers like dogs, very disrespectful, rude and unprofessional. I bring in money, and business and to be treated that way? I alwyas leave a tip every time we come here, but this time I did not as they do not deserve it. I didn't even want to pay for my food after all that disrespect, and I still paid and pay for the other snacks that we bought at their grocery shop as well! How dare him treat me like that! Grabe akong pailob, I was only asking for few minutes unya balik-balikan me sa among table tutukan pa me pag ayo nga suko kaau og nawong kulang nlng to eat us alive Kai pahawaon na me, wala pa man gani ko kabayad. Kong wala koy batasan sama Nia, ni walk out nako without paying. Walay batasan nga tigulang! Tigulang naman unta, wala japoy modo! Pareho tang Filipino unya tratuhon me nimo mora kag nakaminus, wa Kay batasan nong! Magabaab baya ka! Unta wa nay mopalit sa Inyong tinda Kong ing Ana mo magdala sa inyong customer! Mga way respeto! Makagaba na sa negosyo!!

Food: Had three rounds of food--need I say more? Between the AYCE Filipino buffets I've had in Las…read moreVegas, and quite frankly, in other cities, this one is pretty solid, at $19.99 (at the time of this review). Didn't try a dish I didn't like, the food wasn't salty (which can easily be the case), the options were great (and they had the staples), and they were all presented cleanly. Service: No complaints. A woman, who I believe is the owner, was kind enough to make sure our water pitcher was full. Ambiance: Casual. Plenty of seating. Parking: Ample parking. Located in a plaza.

We came here after a long day at the Canyon, really craving a good Filipino buffet. We initially…read moreconsidered Nanay's (which had a lower rating), but decided to try this place instead because of the higher reviews. Unfortunately, it did not live up to expectations. Here's why this ended up being a one-star experience for us: They call themselves "Manila BBQ," but there was no barbecue available. They also advertise as a seafood grill, yet there were no seafood options during our visit. There's a $4 upcharge for lechon belly, but no other pork dishes were offered--no pork adobo, no lechon kawali. If you're charging extra for a premium item, there should at least be other standard pork options included. So instead of 20 dollars it was was $24 per person.  Drinks are not included in the $24 price. Overall, the food quality was mediocre and didn't justify the cost. There's an automatic service charge of 18% for a party of plus an additional 3% credit card fee. We don't mind paying more for good food and a satisfying experience, but this just didn't deliver. Sadly, we won't be coming back.

Lefty J's Island Favorites is a fantastic go-to for delicious comfort food! They're located on…read moreMaryland and Tropicana near Harmon, conveniently across UNLV next to Cheba Hut. Inside is casual and spacious with ample seating and relaxing Hawaiian music. Menu offers a nice selection of Hawaiian and Filipino food. They have kalbi beef short ribs, hamburger steak, loco moco, meat jun, as well as chicken and pork adobo, pinakbet, pancit, and robust garlic chicken. I ordered Pork Menudo ($13.40) and request over medium fried egg (+2.59). It was ready in 15 minutes, delivered nice and hot. Meat is very tender, has mixed veggies, served with steamed rice, the menudo sauce is amazingly delicious and flavorful! Service from owner Jeanette is very kind, welcoming, patient, helpful, and friendly!

I have been eyeing this place for years, but it was unviable to go other times because I did not…read morehave a car rental. This place is fairly out of the way from the strip, so the food is more reasonably priced, but an Uber here will be $20 which will defeat the purpose of a reasonably priced meal (though people can do delivery, but it can be chaotic in a large hotel). This place serves Hawaiian-Filipino fusion, with their signature robust garlic chicken. We got the Coach Bojay which is half robust garlic chicken half galbi, which comes with 2 scoops of rice and mac salad. The garlic chicken is quite delicious, a bit less garlicky than I expected, with a really good sauce. The galbi is also good, but not the most tender. It was a little burnt but otherwise they gave a generous amount. I took off a star for the rice as it is quite mushy. We also tried a hot dog musubi which is really good - there is a bit too much rice so we allocated some to mix it with the delicious sauce from the robust garlic chicken to fill ourselves up further. Both items were enough to feed 2 people, so the value is there. I loved that this is a fast casual takeout-primary spot so you can be in and out quickly.

Located in the Grand Canal Shoppes food court in the Venetian…read more Halo Halo is a small vendor spot but I was happy I saw them when I was walking around to find something to eat during a recent Vegas trip. There's plenty of seating since the food court has a number or booths and tables. After a quick browse of the menu, I saw Longanisa under the breakfast all day and I already knew I wanted it. The pricing was very affordable. My order was ready within 10 minutes. It was presented in a to go container. The Longanisa dish is basically a breakfast bowl with eggs and rice and a vinegar sauce. Anything that involves Longanisa is automatically something I gravitate towards. The dish reminds me of breakfast at home. I liked the mix of sweet and savory on their Longanisa and the eggs were tasty. It was a dish I needed to keep me fed and energized for a night out in Vegas. Lol. Solid Filipino food for those craving some in the Venetian's Grand Canal Shoppes. ( ^_^)b

Mehhhhh ! Ok, I was…read moreexcited and quivered in my flip flops when I saw Lumpia & Empanadas on menu but I became deflated as I ate them. Sad your Phillipino delight was just lame nugget sized pieces of LUMPIA.. Oh lord if that wasn't bad wait till you gag on the chicken empanada they hand you. I almost projectile vomited all over the HIGH ROLLER slot machines....Jesus H Christ did you not taste one of these prior to serving? Well I guess not so listen to FRANK AND DON'T eat here....

Dropped in and enjoyed their all day breakfast!…read more Needed to get away from the strip this time around. This place was clean. Service was excellent and the food was on point. I ended up having dessert too! I'll be back again when in town.

THE WORST Filipino FOOD! I had talong ensalada!…read more The eggplant wasnt cooked! It was RAW!! Awful! It was a to go order....note to self moving forward...dont tip any to go orders. Your food could be raw when you get it home.

OMG this place is good!!!!!!! Today I ordered their famous pork belly combo and longsilog with a…read moreside of lumpia. 10 out of 10. I will go back for garlic, fried rice, and pork belly. Friendly staff and owner/chef is amazing!

Food was delicious!!…read more Service was slow especially during the busy lunch time. Place was a bit small for the amount of people there at the time we went.

Under new ownership. The staff was accommodating and so friendly. This place is a hidden gem for…read moreall kinds of filipino cuisines. I like how their menu includes ilocano dishes as well. Food was amazing and so yummy. I ordered the bangus with rice and eggs breakfast. They serve breakfast items all day. When my friends and I went on a saturday night they had a buffet from 6 pm to 10 pm. Along with the buffet was live entertainment. It turned out to be karaoke night with Mike. So much fun! My friend and me ended up placing 2nd and 3rd in the karaoke contest and won gift certificates and even cash prize! Will definitely be telling my friends and coworkers to join us and try out cafe de manila. Thank you to the new owners for making our Saturday night so much fun!

Upon arrival, we stood by the entrance not knowing if we needed to be seated since there were no…read moresigns indicating the process. After a while, we were told to go ahead and choose our table. The food was nothing impressive. We decided to try this place out because of an advertisement I saw on Instagram. It said $24.95 for buffet style Filipino food. When it came to paying, I was billed $34.95. False advertising! I will NOT RETURN to this establishment. If there is no star available, that would be my rating