I still end up going to the steak houses just because it's a 'safe' choice for me, but I'm reluctant to go because I know I can make it at home. Avoid the Chinese places on Spring Mountain at all cost where food is made by a bunch of C-grade chefs. Don't bother with the French place right in front of Paris or the one underground in the Venetian. The rest of the meals I had were either meh or straight out bad. There's another Wolfgang Puck place in the between Caesars and the Forum shops that was pretty good.

For ~$30, I thought Lupo in Mandalay Bay was good - had the liver steak which was tasty to me but could be a turn off for others. The Ramsay Burger place in PH was very good too. The best meal I've had there (priciest too) was Gordon Ramsay Steak in Paris where I ordered the dry-aged prime ribeye and marrow on the side yummm.

I've had more bad meals than good ones at Vegas because of all these bad recommendations and paid awards. This was supposed to be one of 'The Best of Las Vegas' according to 'Las Vegas Review-Journal'. The only redeeming quality was the service. Red Rock sushi was just in it's purest and smelliest form. There might be better, but I like Sake-2-Me Tustin. The highest disappointment was the sushi. Red Rock: Mashed apple pie, not-so-fresh gelato. Palas: Cannoli (personal fav), creme brulee. Palas: Whole Maine Lobster - Red Rock: Box Sushi (proly Costco). Palas: Rib Cap - Red Rock: Pseudo cooked Prime Rib. Palas: Lobster with garlic sauce - Red Rock: Boiled shrimp and crab legs (ala bland). WTF!!! As far as the food is concerned, for $32 it was CRAP!!!. Just came back from Vegas and spent $32/person on the Red Rock Casino buffet ('The Feast' or whatever):Įven my 3 year old daughter had to pay the full price. $37 is pretty awesome for what you are getting at the Pala's Casino.

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