This is a great food hall. Its huge, trendy, and lots of choices! Its quick and easy here. The…read morecashiers are fast and friendly. This place is trendier than the food hall in NY NY, but it doesn't taste better. My husband only ever really goes to naughty pattys anyways which i think is OK.

This ain't your mama mall food court! So fucking cool decor and signage wise. I came to the food…read morehall for 3 reasons. 1/ District donuts 2/ Eggslut 3/ Milk. Get here crazy early! The beignets were sold out already right before 12. Thankfully, they had cinnamon rolls!!! Eggslut had the most insane line wrapping around the corner. So, sadly we decided to move on. Milk had a small line. But, the crack pie was already sold out! It was extremely crowded. Each food station had a line. The service was quick considering the lines. Everyone was friendly in the food hall. I will have to come back earlier next time! I suggest arriving before 10:30. It is located on the 2nd level of the cosmopolitan.

From the depths of the past, For now we move to the present…read more And then on to the future.... After a long time period in Vegas, in fact most of the twins and my oldest life this has been our home . In death we placed a lock here nine years ago. Now in the present a new marriage and uniting of a family unit to a "family!" In the year of the horse, 2026 we placed a new lock here . We have always been drawn to container park. It was probably the big tree house here . Many times over and over again we played here. The shops come and go here, you can purchase a lock at the container park store or order one on Amazon. At night the mantis and mascot for the park lights up and spits fire. Parking is a nightmare here. Best times to come are early in the morning, especially on the weekends. They always have some sort of extra event happening in the area it's part of the beautification of the area. It's truly been revitalized. When we used to come here decades ago, it's was rough . Make new memories. The past is ready to be put to bed. Let's live and be the best we can be .

I was in town for a friend's wedding and I needed to get my hair done. I had an appointment at a…read moresalon and had the friendliest hairdresser. She told me she was from Las Vegas and because she was a local I asked her where she liked to spend her free time. Her eyes lit up. I know in her industry the focus is always the customer but I'm guessing it was rare for her that a customer asked what she liked to do. She told me that she enjoyed visiting Container Park and told me to check it out during the daytime but also nighttime just to experience the contrast. She even told me about the mantis art piece. I thanked her for the suggestion and she did a great job styling my hair. I never forgot her kindness. So on two separate visits to Vegas I went with different groups of friends and fam to Container Park. It's such a fun and welcoming open space with cute shops and restaurants in former shipping containers. I liked the concept of reusing things in creative ways. If an object can be repurposed instead of going into the landfill then that's always the better option. Sure enough I saw the Giant Metal Mantis show at night. It's a pretty unique and fun place for kids and adults.

Super Trendy food hall located inside the Venetian hotel. Pizza, Ramen, Burgers, Tacos, they have…read moresomething for everyone here. Lots of seating for big and small groups. It's kept clean with someone following almost immediately after a table gets up to clean it.

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.

For a quick bite to eat and less expensive than a sit down restaurant, you can't beat a food court…read more The prices are more than back home but less than a Strip restaurant. Popeyes, Sbarro, Panda Express, Rock N' Potato, Dirt Dog, Happy Lemon and Paletas bajo cero. A good variety of food choices and dessert as well. You can eat here or grab and go. Solid choice for meals.

Showcase Mall has what I call the fast food of your choice right on the Las Vegas strip. It's got…read moresome of my dear favorites and also a few newbies that are quite intriguing especially if has anything to do with lobster. Here's the list... Panda Express (orange chicken with some veggies will do), Sbarro (slice of pie and light salad), Popeye's Louisiana Kitchen (leg and thigh for me), Subway (turkey sandwich is my go-to), Dirt Dog (this one is new for me so I'll have to see what's appetizing), Rock n' Potato (now this is what I'm talking about with my lobster in the house... yum!), Del Taco (my beloved chicken soft taco, but they are no longer here unfortunately), Happy Lemon (the wonderful drink of tea with lemon and boba), and Paleta Bajo Cero (perfect dessert... ice cream!). Staff are friendly. Service is fast. Prices are reasonable. Ambiance is fantastic with good seating space and hip music playing in the background. There you have it... great fast food eats all in one place! Now come and get yourself some yummy and delicious foods and drinks when you're in the city that never sleeps, Las Vegas, NV! Photos are forthcoming. Thanks for your patience.

From Los Angeles and Georgia. Ate at Claypot Rice Geylang. Outstanding. Inside resort world food…read morecourt. In Los Angeles Asian food is everywhere. But the crispy rice at this location takes a bowl to the next level. Had crispy rice with steak. Soooo good. Thanks for a great lunch Lot and Nelson. Will be back.

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.

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.

It's okay. The food is decent, the ordering process is ridiculous and the pricing is high. Two…read morerolls and two sodas was $84. A basic burger with no sides is $17. Seating will likely be hard to come by during peak season, but it's been empty this week. One extra star for the amazing Elaine bagel sandwich.

I love this store, is my favorite, from fresh produce to good quality meat and fish. Ready to eat…read moremeals and picks vegetables

Hmart has always been my go to for fresh seafood, groceries and snacks. It's amazing that every…read moreHmart is slightly different. So I spotted some differences... OYSTERS: 10/10 I love to cook it with some Soon Tofu soup. It really gives the broth an enhanced oyster flavor. The world is your OYSTER!!! Sadly, the Arcadia HMART and the one in Kearny Mesa didn't have the prepackaged oysters in a jar... POKE: Looks very fresh and surprising to see a poke section a the LV HMART. The ones in CA didn't have a poke section... TONKATSU RAMEN SNACK: 8/10 It's highly addictive and makes a great snack on the road. However, we enjoyed the original flavor more... PURPLE YAM: 10/10 It is delicious, nutritious and helps lower your HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE!!! Speaking from experience ;) FRESH WASABI: 10/10 That's the first time I've seen it sold at an HMART! AMBIANCE: 10/10 This HMart has a wide selection of kitchen ware and it's designed kind of IKEA where you would enter in one way and out the other kind of like a maze... LIVE SEAFOOD SECTION: It looks like you can walk up to it but, they closed it off. The dungeoness crabs are so fresh and I love it when they have daily dead crab specials because I don't want to kill anything in order to eat. I would rather let it die in peace and then consume it... SERVICE: Good Service. Everyone was busy and working hard plus minding their own business... HMart has a special place in my HEART!!!

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

Clean. Busy. Dangerous for the wallet. This is the kind of place where you walk in saying, "I'm…read morejust going to browse," and thirty minutes later you are carrying bags like you just got sponsored by capitalism. The sales were strong too. Real deals. Not the fake discount gymnastics where the original price looks like it was invented by someone with a gambling problem. The stores were good across the board. Easy to shop. Good selection. Plenty of options. Shoes. Clothes. Accessories. All the usual suspects ready to ruin your budget politely. Every store had something worth looking at, which is exactly how they get you. You think you are disciplined until you see a sale rack whispering your name like a Vegas slot machine. It was definitely busy. People everywhere. Bags swinging. Families negotiating. Someone's dad standing outside a store looking like he lost the will to continue. Classic outlet behavior. But even with the crowd, the place still worked. It did not feel dirty or chaotic. Just active. Like everyone collectively agreed to make poor financial decisions before lunch. The property was clean and well maintained. Walkways were nice. Stores felt organized. Nothing felt run down. That matters because once you are walking around in Vegas heat, you need the place to at least look like it respects your suffering. Service depended on the store, but overall it was solid. Staff kept things moving. Checkout lines were manageable. Nobody had to act brand new over a coupon code. Las Vegas North Premium Outlets is worth the stop. Great sales. Good stores. Clean space. Busy, but in a way that makes sense. Bring comfortable shoes, patience, and maybe a spending limit you are fully prepared to ignore. it's giving... Rihanna saying she's just browsing and leaving with the whole mall.

I second Nijole T.'s review for the LV NORTH Premium Outlets…read more This outlet store is way better than the SOUTH location. Easy Parking. However ... paying $5.00 for parking no matter what I find extremely off-putting. The Simon Shops Network wants you to come to their outlets and empty your wallet ... but they insist on charging you $5.00 no matter how long you're there ? That's insulting. This location has a good mix of low end, mid and high end shops. Good variety. Well Done. I wanted to go to the Converse Store, Sketchers & Vans ... however ... I didn't find any shoes that fit my criteria. I'm looking for ultra light, low flat sole , comfortable walking shoes .... I don't see anything like this in stores only online.. . Also ... I wasn't planning on buying anything but Vercini sucked me into their store with their flashy displays ... this store sells clothing that suits my friend Jason L. To A "Tee". Those glittery club driven shirts, tops and T's is signature Las Vegas party scene ... and although most people probably wouldn't look good in this clothing ... it actually looks great on him ... It was a fun day and I enjoyed my shopping experience even tho the $5.00 parking is "no bueno" in my book.

We're staying at MGM property and had food comps to spend. The family wanted variety so we chose…read moreProper Eats Food Hall. Wasn't hard to spend because fountain drink already cost $7! Having been here before, not all venders were still here. I know I wanted to order the crispy eggplant boa from Laughing Buddha Ramen. The tenders at Lucky Bird were also a must. A new favorite was the NY style pizza from Pizzaoki. They said it was better than Secret Pizza! We had two kids with us and we love the lay out. Very kid friendly. You can order at the kiosk or the QR code from your table. Then you'll get a text to go pick up the food. The restroom is located around the corner over by the ramp by Temaki. We ordered: Ramen from Laughing Buddha Ramen Spicy rotini from Parm Famous Italian Cesar salad from Parm Famous Italian-cost more for crotons and the lettuce were all thick cut wedges and the butt end. Very difficult to eat. Mozzarella sticks from Parm Famous Italian Tenders from Lucky Bird Pizza from Pizzaoki Salmon and lobster roll from Temaki Crispy eggplant boa from Laughing Buddha

If you're looking for a quick bite around the ARIA area, Proper Eats Food Hall is a neat little…read morespot I stopped at Parm and got the spicy rotini--really good with a nice little kick . I also grabbed a meatball on the side, and it was tasty Finished it off with a doughnut from Easy Donuts, and that definitely hit the spot Great option if you want something quick, tasty, and with a few different choices all in one place.