Long time visitor of Vegas StrEATS. Saturday we decided to go earlier rather than later when the…read morelines are long. Good choice! We got carded at entry and purse search as well. First booth on the right Beer and Shots! Haaaaay! $4 Jager shots and not sure about the beer but who cares after the $4 shots. At this point total score-I knew this night was gonna be good. How could it get any better? Walking around, there are so many trucks I haven't tried and want to but you only have so much room in your belly. LOL Started with an Asian flavor taco from Dragon Grille. That's it ....I just found my favorite food truck! Hands down it was the best darn taco and I will be hankerin for another till I find them out and about again! We all were completely impressed. The chickie in the front with the totally cute accent was helpful and such a sweetheart. Headed over to Sauced for the Big Easy Balls with Srirachi sauce. I had been told these are most awesome and I wanted to see for myself. Chicken and Rice formed into a ball and fried. Amazeballs! Talking about forgetting your diet for the night... Free Vegas StrEATS lanyard with Yelp checkin. Thanks! The vibe is pretty chill, everyone standing around juggling their drinks and food.....BECAUSE there is nowhere to sit other than a gross street ledge which I refused to sit. They definitely need some chairs of some sort but they know what they are doing. I'm sure there is a reason for not having the chairs/table set up. I see people complaining in the reviews regarding the downtown parking prices and some of the hotel garages just need your ticket validated inside the hotel before you leave-free parking peeps. Its not a secret or maybe it is. Anyways, what is better than cheap eats, flowin drinks, music and art? The whole night as usual with StrEATS was a success! =)

The Vegas StrEATs festival, much like First Friday is slowly but surely coming into its own. A…read morefestival that started out very unorganized and haphazard has become a regular fixture on my monthly calendar. I still am not sure how they decide which Saturday they are going to do this event. I've been the day after First Friday and I've been in the middle of the month. Part of the reason this gets 5 stars from me is that I live at The Ogden, so I literally walk down stairs from my place and BAM! Food Truck heaven. plus I like the addition of the local vendors selling their hand crafted wares. I'm not gonna buy most of it because its just not my style, but I'm all about small local vendors getting their shot. There's always a few regulars and a few change-ups each month. You can almost always count on Slidin Thru and Grouchy John's but the rest vary from month to month. And it's always a good mix of people in attendance. It's an all ages event so it usually draws that same crowd you see at First Friday, & it's FREE to get in so if you are in the area there is definitely no good reason to not check it out. My one main complaint is that there's around 4 or 5 tables total for the event. Therefore, there is always that awkward time after buying the food of walking around trying to find some place to post up and eat. For an event with as many attendees as this tends to get, and as much extra room as they have in the parking lot, whoever is in charge needs to get on this. It's a tiny little omission that would make a huge difference in the quality of the event.

Fun holiday experience! Be sure to add ax throwing into your holiday experience!…read more Lots of Instagram opportunities. Each photo angle gives you a different holiday look. Great fun for adults and kids.

Double the size of 2018, the Annual Asian Night Market was the place to be for one night only. Open…read morefrom 6PM to 11PM, the lines were long, anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour wait to get in. Admission was free when you signed up in advance on Eventbrite. Once inside, booths and plenty of food trucks awaited. There were about 20 different setups ranging from teas, dessert, hot dogs, sushi, ramen, noodles and more. Most lines went quick and the grub was served up fresh and hot, or cold if you chose meet fresh or fluff ice. The fam and I went this year so was easy for us to sample about 7 different foods from multiple booths / trucks. Tables to enjoy your food were available at each end and the entrance. It was a beautiful evening as the weather was in the 70-80's, perfect for an evening of sampling local hot spots and food trucks. Tip: Have each person stand in a separate line to maximize what you can order and share the food as it is served. Will be back next year to experience it again!

In just its second year, I missed the inaugural Las Vegas Asian Night Market as I was back home in…read moreHawaii at this time last year. Reading the reviews, it doesn't seem like I missed much, but after reading this review (for those who didn't attend last night's festivities) y'all didn't miss much, as there was so much more to be desired and so much more to still be improved upon. It also didn't help the fact that We recently came back from attending the Gold standard of night markets in North America, The Richmond Night Market in Canada which has been around since 2000, boasting over 100 food vendors and over 200 market vendors in an open, 18-acre lot, various games, exhibits, and a main event stage that caters to the 1 MILLION attendees every year. Back to our "night market", the overall vibe felt like a very poorly thought out block party. For the 10,000 people who attended last night, here's some highs and lows of the festivities in my eyes: Highs: 10,000+ in attendance means that there's a demand for events like this Great effort to the people responsible for putting this together . Now the Lows/Points of improvement: BIGGER, OPEN LOT With attendance guaranteed to grow next year, a bigger open area is SUPER necessary. A blocked off street section with lines snaking every which way and people going against the grain saying "excuse me" every second was chaotic! LIGHTS/SIGNAGE/LOUNGING The street lights were the primary source of light for the event which made for a blah, dimly lit venue, the lounging areas that I saw were just tables and chairs at either side of the street, kinda like an afterthought. Some food vendors' signage was non existent or not very visible, again to a poorly lit venue. Better lighting is another necessity! MORE VENDORS Drop "Asian", rename it 702 or Las Vegas Night Market, and reach out to chefs, restaurants, food and non-food vendors, etc. After all, aren't we considered a culinary destination? There's seriously no shortage of food choices here. Maybe this way, it'll alleviate the long lines, offer more food choices, and lessen the possibilities of food vendors running out of food(Fukuburger ran out at 8:30pm)/drinks ,gives people the opportunity to browse, shop, and possibly come back for more food. AREN'T WE A CITY KNOWN FOR ARTS/ ENTERTAINMENT? There's also no shortage of singers, dancers, acrobats, magicians, comedians, cooking schools, martial arts schools, etc. in Vegas!? TAKE A PAGE FROM THE RICHMOND NIGHT MARKET Check out my review/pictures! Go on their website and check out all the YouTube videos....It's a well thought out night market...Scrap the VIP Package and offer an Express Zoom Pass to allow Zoom Pass Holders early entrance before General admission attendees. More people are guaranteed to purchase this for sure. Extend dates to possibly multiple weekends in a month instead of just one day each year? (Maybe mid-September through the month of October) Richmond Night Market was every weekend(Fri, Sat, Sun) from May 10 through October 14, from 7pm to 11pm and the place was packed start to finish! TAP INTO OUR LOCAL ARTISTS Maybe think of a theme, and make it more inviting! A little splash of color and maybe some cool installations to give the venue life! Color does wonders! Remember, these two stars are MY EXPERIENCE, so take it with a grain of salt, learn and evolve from it, and don't taze me, don't @ me, or message me with any form of negativity. Believe you me, I really want this thing to stick around, because our community could really use an event like this after working out the kinks. ALOHA!!! SHAKA METER: \uuu/ \uuu/ 2(with a huge margin for improvement)

(G)reat food for a great community (O)ver 30 different…read moreitems to choose from (E)very last Sunday of each month, remember! (A)lways gotta get my monthly Thai food fix! (R)eally can't complain about portions or prices (L)ong wait for the Pad Thai if you're late (Y)ou need to order the Curry Puffs ONE MONTH IN ADVANCE (Honor system) to secure your order...6 pieces for $5 (!)ALOHA!!!

Catch me here bright and early (7:30am early early) every last Sunday of the month…read more Luckily I'm a morning person because they DO run out of food! I ain't tryna miss their cheap (mostly $5 plates) food &&&&& it's delicious!!!!!! I always get the Hainese chicken plate. Heck, I get 2 just for me. I've really considered getting 3 plates just for me but, I meannnnn. I gotta try the other plates, too! Also, always get the Thai ice tea for $2. Nice and cold is perfect for the upcoming summer. Their crab Rangoon was bomb. Not too much cream cheese, which I hate, and fried perfectly! I ate my order otw to work. I wish I got 2 orders. I just discovered their banana fry last month (Feb) and was IN LOVE. The breading on that was sweet/not sweet enough for the not too ripe banana. I wish I ordered 3 plates of that for sure. This month, I wanted the banana fry and of course it's the longest line! Long story short, ORDER 2 OF EVERYTHING! Just for yourself :)

PROS: This was amazing and I highly recommend coming here. Good views of the dam, gift shop is…read morenice, museum and movie available with purchase, and loads of parking CONS: You must pay for certain parking lots, movie/museum price is expensive at $40 a person as of 7/2026 OVERALL: This is a must-see experience if you're near vegas. There are lots that are free to park at past the dam. I recommend parking there

Hoover Dam is one of those spots in the US everyone feels like they need to see. It is considered…read moreone of engineering's 7 Industrial Wonders of the World with it's arch-gravity flood control. This national historic spot is 726' tall and 1244' wide, it's definitely a fun sight to see. Back in the great depression, more specifically in 1935 when it opened, it was the largest water dam of the time. If you are going from LA to Vegas, it's not exactly on the way but 45 minutes past Vegas if you want to hit it up 'along' the way. I think most people prefer to get to Vegas first, and then it's not too bad at about 45 minutes outside of town. For me, it's such a quick stop of under an hour that it doesn't feel worth it to do that. If you're driving in, there will be a security checkpoint where they may open your trunk, etc but then you can park wherever to check things out. They have a visitor center with a paid $10 parking garage on the Nevada side and bathrooms. They also offer tours from there that I'm sure are informative and great. However, I've only ever driven in and stopped at different points to read the signs, take photos and just marvel at the grandiosity of it all. Also you know how I mentioned the Nevada side? It's right on the border with Arizona so that's pretty cool to be in two states at once at the designated points. It's a great photo to straddle the line and you're basically time travelling since they have two different time zones. The earlier you go, the better in my experience. Less crowds and heat closer to opening make for an ideal Hoover Dam experience!

The state of Nevada truly has it all !!!…read more What's not to love ! Let me help you fall in love with this beautiful state. We have not only casinos and hotels, with some of the best the world has to offer. Food, shopping, it's all in a small five mile radius of the Las Vegas Strip. Let's go beyond that for a moment, how about the very important Valley of Fire in 1934 was the first! Mind you the first national park to open in Nevada . It opened on Easter Sunday too! The rich historical sites from the Mormon settlements to the Hoover Dam . A lot of these sites were around before the casinos even existed. Las Vegas is not just about all the casinos, real individuals call this place home. While it seems more likely that you are on vacation no matter where you go! You can still live here . It's just a short drive away to get to that special place that you want to stay or go explore . We have hiking, and even snow ! While many individuals will likely never experience or appreciate the state of Nevada and all that it has to offer . Try a little . See past the illusion of the lights and glimmer and make real life decisions. The world of the Las Vegas strip is a beautiful dream. It does end . All the glam and glitz fade . But the more real dreams come from the connections that we share together with our partners, family's, and friends. Go outside and see the real world and stars . Life is the best possible outcome of all just believe.

Nevada is a unique state with a lot to offer. From the bright lights and nonstop energy of Las…read moreVegas to the wide open desert and mountain landscapes, there's always something to see or do. The cost of living and job market can vary depending on where you are. I feel like finding work for out of state people that move here and don't know anyone will take awhile to land a good gig. It's really you need to know someone to get in. I enjoy the diversity of scenery....you can go from casinos and shows to hiking and outdoor adventures without missing a beat. There are definitely challenges, like the heat in summer and traffic around big cities, and people running red lights constantly, but the freedom and lifestyle here make it worth it for a lot of people. Whether you're visiting or thinking about living here, Nevada has its highs and lows, but it's a state with character and personality.

Went to RISE for the first time this year and figured I'd share a quick review because I saw some…read moremixed opinions before going.Honestly, I was surprised by how smooth it felt. Parking and getting inside wasn't a total nightmare (which is rare for events this size), and once we were in, it didn't feel like chaos. The layout made sense, people weren't shoving, and the whole night had a pretty calm/positive energy. Staff were also super solid. Like actually helpful. We had a couple small questions throughout the night and everyone was friendly and normal about it. Only things I'd tell anyone going in the future: bring layers because it gets cold later, and if you want a good view for the big moments, don't wait until the last minute to find a spot. Overall though, it felt like a genuinely well-produced event and way more "experience-driven" than I thought it would be! Did anyone else love it?

I'm a Vegas local and have been to RISE a few times now, but Sunday night this year might have been…read moremy favorite yet. John Mayer in the middle of the desert was unreal and the perfect soundtrack for the night. No matter how many times you've seen the lantern release, it never really gets old. There's just something about thousands of lanterns lighting up the desert sky with live music playing that makes RISE feel completely different from anything else in Vegas. Such an incredible night and already looking forward to the next one.

A big thanks to Jin's Korean BBQ, Kayla and Yelp for putting this event on! The restaurant is…read morecute, clean, and the side options are a plentiful! We love Korean BBQ although a drawback is coming out of a restaurant smelling like a burning building. Not here, and we get the deliciousness without having to cook! We ordered the spicy pork, and kalbi beef with a smorgasbord of sides - yummy! What did we love here...everything! The portions are massive, the spicy pork was unreal. The kalbi beef was also delicious as well as all of the sides. Definitely get your value here for the money. Service was also great zero complaints for us and a big winner!

Thank you Yelp LV and Jin's Korean BBQ for the delicious mini plate. I walked in but waited for a…read morebut to order because the front worker was putting together the side dishes on the plate lunches. Eventually she took my order and boooo she said they were only allowing us to choose from chicken or shrimp and the beef is not a choice. I was so looking forward to eating Meat Jun since it's a Hawaii thing. I wanted a taste of home. Nonetheless, I ordered the Honey Soy Garlic Chicken. My sides were bean sprouts and cucumber kimchee. Oh my the chicken was cooked perfectly. Even though I drove 40 minutes to get home, it was still crispy. I would highly recommend this spot if you're looking for tasty food.