Fuhu

Overall, the experience was quite bland. I would rate the food a 3 out of 5. The sea bass had a decent flavor, but it wasn't extraordinary. The lamb chops tasted a bit gamy, and it might be worth considering a different vendor for them. The miso soup was overly salty, but the sesame pulled chicken was enjoyable. Surprisingly, the restaurant was nearly empty for a Friday night at 8. The staff was sufficient, likely due to the lack of patrons. The decor is fitting, and the menu offers a reasonable selection. In general, it was an underwhelming visit for a venue that should be lively. With the addition of a new hot pot spot, increased competition among the restaurants at Resorts World is likely.

The food at Fuhu in Las Vegas was absolutely delicious! Each dish was bursting with flavor and vibrant colors, making them irresistible. Everything is served family-style, ensuring there's plenty for everyone at the table. Some dishes were so appealing that they were gone before we could snap any pictures, lol. The service was exceptional, with our server suggesting some fantastic dishes and drinks. Highly recommend checking out this place!

The food was fantastic and bursting with flavor. I particularly enjoyed the French onion soup dumplings and the motto roll. The atmosphere was also very charming! However, one aspect of the meal was disappointing. When we asked the server if there was something special we could do for our bride, she offered to bring out ice cream and sparklers, implying it was complimentary. To our surprise, we were charged $60 for it on the final bill. That felt quite misleading.

Just had the pleasure of experiencing the Saturday Brunch at Fuhu in Las Vegas with a group of friends, and it was an absolute delight. The modern Asian ambiance set the perfect tone for the day, paired with tasty cocktails and delicious food. Our attentive waitress, Dana, made sure we were well taken care of, and the manager, Lars, frequently checked in to ensure our enjoyment, all while we soaked in the lively music and vibes from Ayu Dayclub in the background. Definitely planning to return!

If you're at Resorts World in Las Vegas, make sure to check out Fuhu for an amazing dining experience! The combination of flavors at Fuhu was truly outstanding. Chatting with the chef, it was clear that he took pride in his dishes and was eager to impress. Our server was excellent, adding to the overall enjoyable atmosphere of our meal. Fuhu is more than just a place to eat, it's an unforgettable experience. Las Vegas has truly hit the mark with Fuhu!

Fuhu in Las Vegas is our go-to spot for a cozy date night. Despite living in the bustling city, we always choose Fuhu for its delicious cocktails, sexy atmosphere, and friendly staff. Our favorite dishes include the seabass, crab rice, desserts, miso cod lettuce wraps, and Motto roll. Remember to tip generously when dining here.