I have been here for late night dining (4am) and brunch. What I enjoy are the generous portions. What I like -- design your own omelette and the clam chowder! I can not say enough of the clam chowder! Unfortunately, it may only be a "soup of the day selection". If you are going only for the clam chowder, then you should call ahead to see if they have it. You don't want to waste any valuable time walking there while you could be throwing dice at the Bellagio or wherever suits your fancy.
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Came here for a valentine's dinner with the hubby. Small space but the food's flavor makes up for it immensely. We ordered the Kolkata pani puri for starters. Little hollowed out puffed pastries stuffed with potatoes and chick peas, which you pour tamarind flavored water on. Although the flavors were there, they didn't work well together. For the main course we got the Dhaba chicken curry with aromatic basmati rice and some garlic naan. This dish was delicious. The chicken was boneless and tender, the curry was rich with spices and heat. The garlic naan was fresh and pillowy and worked great with the curry. The serving size was perfect for two to share, and we even had enough to take home! Great atmosphere, they even had a guy playing a sitar in the front of the restaurant! This restaurant is located in the India Plaza, next to a Indian grocery store, parking seems really scarce though, and make sure you make a reservation, they get booked!
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I hate to be the one to do this, because this is a beautiful restaurant and the food is incredible, but man, it's not very good value for money. Is the sushi absolutely pristine, melt-in-your-mouth delicious? Of course! But I've had sushi that is 95% as good for half the price ($250 for two, with 1 carafe of sake, ouch!). I don't mind spending a lot for a great meal, and don't get me wrong, this place serves an outstanding experience; I just leave feeling slightly hungry and a little bit shorted. The nigiri is extremely small, and you only get ONE piece for the quoted amount on the menu. Even for the cheap stuff! I think you can stretch 2 pieces of tamago for $6, guys. One of my personal "Yelp filters" (how I judge whether a review is worth paying attention to) is when people praise "portion size". I get images in my head of people going to Chilli's and getting a three course meal and saying they were "pleasantly full" on their 3500 calorie meal. On the other hand - c'mon, guys! I understand that flying fresh fish into the desert is expensive, but you know what? I live in the western side of the Mojave Desert and there's a sushi place near my house where the owner does exactly that. And my wife and I can have a full, satisfying omakase meal of all fresh, delicious fish for like $150, with two bottles of sake. On that note, there is a brand/style of sake that Kabuto claims they only carry. I HIGHLY recommend it. I have no idea if you can only get it at this restaurant, but it's incredible. I'd just like to stress that this isn't a BAD review. I am picking nits to the nTH degree, here. The food is absolutely flawless, and really, a testament to how good it is - I wish I could have gotten more of it for the same money!
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One of my least favourite airports any where. For such a busy airport it lakes almost no dining choices beyond fast food. There is nearly no shopping options. The airport design is pretty haggard and outmoded. The walls on its many hallways are benign. Apparently the airport authority has never heard of art work or at least windows at a viewing level for natural sunlight in many of the dullest parts of the airport.
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