From the outside, it doesn't impress much, but once you get inside everything is much nicer and alot of fun! we played 1 round of mini golf, 16 creative holes that were alot of fun to play. Do not judge a book by its cover and support independent businesses offering family fun that is really rare to find in Las Vegas.
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Every time anyone in our party is craving asian food in Vegas, we head straight here! So far, this has been the best Asian restaurant we've had in Chinatown, so we just automatically come here, now. The wait is ALWAYS a pain in the ass, because it's always freakin' packed!! But, the wait's worth it. They redecorated since the last time we've been, and it looks like a mini jungle near the windows. lol It's always very loud in this place. Service is typical of any busy Asian restaurant - you don't have a specific waiter : you ask anyone who will come to you for service. haha Their food is delish. We had the sweet and sour soup, which had pineapples, beansprouts, catfish, and more. Yum. Their hainam chicken is okay, but it was a big portion. Their stir fried veggies were cooked just right. We also had something called ca kho, which is catfish simmered in some kind of sauce... I don't know what in the world that sauce is made of, but it's addicting! Mix it with the rice and nom away. Their pho is pretty good too, although I forgot how much it was. A lot of places attempt to make pho but never succeed. Luckily, this place does, and does it well. What I didn't know is that they charge each person for rice. At first, I was kind of miffed by that, as many place don't, but I realized that this is very reasonable, considering that many people don't finish the whole thing and waste a ton of it. Wait out the line and try it! It's such a great representation of Asian food (: You must be tempted now... Go! it's now 24 hours for all you night people ;P
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Called here to make a reservation and glad we did because this place was packed and now I see why. The foie gras here is better than Daniel's in NYC and reasonably priced as well. So here's what we've tried: We were going to try the Poutine au foie gras for appetizer like everyone else, but our waiter highly recommended the Plogue a Champlain, claiming that it is his absolute favorite dish so we had to try that instead. And....it was AMAZING! In simple terms, the Plogue a Champlain is a combo of buckwheat pancake, potato, fle-aux-grues cheddar, fried egg, thick cut Canadian bacon and foie gras covered in a maple syrup. Super rich and flavorful, and the foie gras itself just melts in your mouth. Unforgettably delicious. For main courses, I ordered the Duck in a Can, and my husband had the Catch of the Day, which was their tuna steak. The Duck in a Can was unique and unlike anything I've tried before (the can was opened right at table side and contents flipped/poured on top of veggie puree). The foie gras and duck meat were even a little bloody looking on some parts, but the waiter guaranteed that everything is cooked (super cooked) in 200+ degree temperature. I don't know, I probably wouldn't be ordering that again. Don't get me wrong, the duck meat itself was tasty, but the veggie puree/sauce was too salty and the foie gras was too bloody looking for me. As for the tuna steak, the husband said it was very good. Unfortunately, I couldn't try since it was raw, only seared on the sides and raw fish is definitely not for pregos. To be honest, I shouldn't even be eating foie gras, but I could not resist so let's just pretend that's ok. Anyway, I did not find their desserts interesting, so skipped dessert here. Oh and did I forget to mention that I had lots of their house bread? Their house bread (baguette) was so good, coupled with the soft butter. I was very satisfied since I walked in starving. PS: Overall, the foie gras was top notch. I was also impressed with their service; the bread was refilled when down to 1 slice. Water glass was never left empty. Super knowledgeable waiter who wasn't afraid of being adamant about certain dishes when asked for his opinion. Definitely worth a try if in the area, enjoy~
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By far one of the best comic book shops ive been to.
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