Ambiance: Stylish, sleek, authentic Food: fresh seafood, melts in the mouth Presentation: fabulous Service: very attentive and knowledgeable Price: high but reasonable for what you get The three of us (my dad, my husband and myself) had miso soups, a garden salad to share, 2 sets of sushi rolls (we had to go for a second of the baked crab roll - sooo good), octopus sushi, 2 plates of Chef's Sashimi combination, and a carafe of sake. Oh, and don't forget to go for their deserts!! We had mochi (strawberry, espresso and mango). Espresso was by all means our favorite. Very rich in flavor and don't be surprised if you leave your plates crystal clean :) For our dinner, we paid close to $270 (with tips, taxes). High, but something worth the experience. Bon appetite. Ulyana

positive

I really wasn't in the mood for a buffet so I walked right past the one in the Excalibur on my way to see what Luxor had in the way of a coffee shop. I wanted food cooked to order for me. My food came out really fast. I would be real surprised if any of it did not come from a warming tray. The eggs were watery, the corned beef hash was dried out, I could only deal with part of the potatoes, the toast served wrapped in a basket was too cold even when it first got there to melt the butter. The orange juice was really good and the decaf was ok. The service was good and friendly. The chairs were comfortable to lounge back in but not very comfortable to sit up to the table in. Overall I was not really impressed paying $5 more plus tip for the same quality of food I could have gotten from the buffet.

negative

After all the hype and excitement about this place I gave it a try.... not impressed. Expensive for an average burger. The only thing that was cool was the free peanuts but then again, not a huge fan of peanuts with hamburgers. GO TO SMASH BURGER INSTEAD!!!

negative

I've stayed here twice. The FIRST time I came here, I stayed at the Masquerade tower. The AC in the room was the weirdest thing ever. You were either freezing your dick off, or sweating balls. The TV was old and blasted radiation in my eyes. The view was crap. I lost a shit ton of money playing games of the adult variety. I said to myself, "Never again!" My buddy Alex drags me by the collar and forces me at gunpoint to accompany him to Vegas and stay at the Rio. I said "Please sir! I'd rather eat a cowchip before I enter that rathole again!" After consuming said cowchip (maybe I should've told him I just didn't want to go..), we stayed at the Rio for two of the most unpleasant nights I've ever had since turning 21. On the plus side: 600$ from a slot machine! On the downside: 3 rowdy children screaming at the top of their lungs next door from the hours of 8am-11am. Seriously?? Don't you know that these are the REAL quiet hours in Vegas??
negative