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Korean BBQ and Korean inspired fare served up in a truly unique and friendly atmosphere you won't find anywhere else.
Location
Park MGMToday's Hours
Sunday 5:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Monday 5:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Tuesday 5:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Wednesday 5:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Thursday 5:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Friday 5:00 pm - 12:00 am
Saturday 5:00 pm - 12:00 am
Price
$$$$Cuisine
Pan-AsianPhone
(702) 730-7777Website
Visit WebsiteThe Best Friend Restaurant at Park MGM Las Vegas has a rich food and music culture, and is a favorite for visitors seeking delectable Korean cuisine. You could even say that Best Friend Restaurant is considered Koreatown in a nutshell.
Their menu is a blend between Mexican and Korean cuisines, mainly focusing on barbecuing and braising. Some of the items on their menu include kimchi, bibimbop, BBQ, slippery shrimp, spicy pork, soondubu, and Kogi tacos.
The first impression of the Best Friend Restaurant is a neon-lit room that is built to resemble a liquor store. This room has slushie machines that are filled with a combination of top-shelf alcohol and fresh juices. The high ceilings at the Best Friend dining are inspired by a Korean spa. The restaurant, even though is located in Las Vegas, represents many parts of Los Angeles.
The atmosphere of the Best Friend at Park MGM is relaxing and laid-back. The food maintains the innovative multiculturalism that Choi is known for.
Best Friend Restaurant is one place you should definitely check out when in Las Vegas to properly indulge in Korean food and culture.
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Had my first experience at Best Friend Restaurant in Las Vegas, and it instantly became a favorite! The food is fresh and bursting with flavor, leaving nothing to be desired. The Kimchi Fried Rice was some of the best I’ve tasted, with a perfect hint of spice enhancing its deliciousness. The dessert was an impressive mix of inviting flavors, presented beautifully on one plate. The customer service was excellent, with our attentive waitress checking in regularly to make sure we had everything we needed and more.
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This place has such a lively vibe in the bar area! We snagged seats at the bar and didn’t check out the main dining area, but the experience was fantastic. The food is packed with flavor, and the bar service was top-notch. We opted for the tasting menu to sample a variety of dishes, and every single one was delightful. Highly recommend! The portions were generous, and the flavors were abundant. If you’re coming with a large group, make sure to get reservations. As a party of two, we were able to grab bar seats around 6 pm on a Friday night.
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Best Friend Restaurant in Las Vegas delivers an extraordinary experience with its innovative take on Korean cuisine! Having tried numerous Korean dishes across various regions, this place truly stands out with its inventive use of ingredients and unique flavors. The chef masterfully blends new ideas with traditional Korean styles, creating a harmonious symphony of delightful tastes. The flavor profiles lean towards sour, spicy, and sweet, yet offer a completely refreshing and unparalleled experience. Kudos to the team for a job well done. Plus, the service is commendable!
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I dined at Best Friend Restaurant recently and was happy to find that it was just as excellent as I remembered from my previous visit. Making a reservation allowed me to enjoy the great atmosphere there. The food at Best Friend Restaurant is top-notch. Everything on the menu is delicious, and the staff is incredibly friendly and attentive. The decor adds to the fun atmosphere of the restaurant. I highly recommend trying the Korean Chicken Wings appetizer. They are absolutely worth it and some of the best fried wings I have ever had.
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Visited Best Friend Restaurant for Father's Day and had an amazing time! The atmosphere was top-notch, with a DJ spinning tunes, servers in stylish jumpsuits, and incredibly friendly and efficient service. The food was delicious with no complaints whatsoever. It was truly a fantastic evening at Best Friend Restaurant.
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We had high hopes for Best Friend, but unfortunately, we found the Korean fusion food to be rather average, salty, and expensive along the Las Vegas Strip. If you're seeking a trendy spot with great ambiance, Best Friend might be worth a visit. We sampled their signature dishes, including: - Kogi tacos (3 for $19): they were alright, but the price seemed steep - LA Kalbi ($40): compared to LA's top-notch KBBQ, this dish fell short - Uni dynamite rice ($29): we were excited for the uni/ikura combination, but it didn't quite meet our expectations and the portion size was small In addition to these, we tried other menu items. Unfortunately, the service was lacking and we struggled to get assistance when needed. For us, we'll be sticking to more traditional Korean restaurants from now on.
Rating
4.70
Based on 23 Reviews
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