I can't even count how many times I've had dinner with a friend at Dish, Zada Jane's, Creation, etc., and we've decided to walk down the street to DQ and get Blizzard afterward. DQ's Blizzards and other ice cream treats are the best on a hot summer night, but you see plenty of people waiting to order even in the winter. It's a pretty popular spot, so expect to wait a while. And unfortunately, they only take cash. I highly recommend the Blizzard with Butterfinger or Oreos.

positive

Would have loved to eaten here but the wait was ridiculous. The host was rude when we were trying to be seated and stopped talking to us mid conversation to take care of something else. They need to find a faster way to seat their customers if they want my business.

negative

I don't get it. Average food at best. Insanely large menu and confusing, I am not sure where all of the five star reviews come from. We introduced ourselves to the hostess/waitress for a party of two and we were told thirty minutes. That's ok, I understand, but after waiting in the tiny lobby in the way off all incoming and outgoing traffic we were seated. While walking to our table i noticed a large bar area that we could have enjoyed a drink while waiting. She never mentioned it to us and we could not see it from where we were waiting. The first turn off was the size of the menu. (over 100 items) Any time I see menus with multiple pages I know there is no way any kitchen can keep that many items in house, fresh and cooked properly. We ordered fried won tons and tom kha gai soup for starters. The won tons were nice but the soup was thin, broken and separated oil lie on the surface. not sure if it were overheated or on a steam table too long??? Our entrees were pineapple duck curry and seared scallops. After 10 minutes the waiter (nice guy) informed me the kitchen was out of scallops. I ordered red curry as a substitute. Both dishes were ok, nothing memorable but hot and served with steamed rice. I have no negatives about the entrees but considering all of the reviews i was hoping for WOW. to sum up the negatives; hostess process buss tubs being used at the tables buss carts and dirty dishes line the tight hallway to the restrooms. pan handlers in the parking lot. All together I would try it again, maybe for lunch, but if it is a repeat of our dinner i do not see a reason to go back. There are a lot of Thai restaurants without all the hype and with equal or better food

negative

A Five Star for the Vegas gumbo. House Gumbo. Shrimp, Andouille, Chicken, Crab, and Lobster gumbo. Yes, more than likely you'll have to wait over an hour in line. Go grab a Smithwicks from the Irish Pub across the way, then wait it out for a seat at the altar of New Orleans grub in LV. It has become a tradition, nay, pilgrimage, to this Mecca of deliciousness that is the ominously titled "Oyster Bar" at the Palace Station. Station Casinos are known to cater to locals, and locals and returning visitors know this spot is dope. I met a professional concierge, not native to U.S., let alone LV, who recommends this joint to only her highest clientele. Wait, sit, order, wait, indulge. I also STRONGLY recommend the Bloody Mary Oyster Shooters (3 for $10 or 1 for $4). SERIOUSLY. This gumbo is UNREAL! And the staff is on point, amiable, and accommodating, given the cramped nature of this small bar in a casino. Would eat for breakfast, lunch, dinner and midnight snack if possible.
positive