Famous Foods

The interior of Resorts World is stunning—modern, luxurious, and new. It exudes an upscale vibe, resembling a chic food hall rather than a typical food court. A mini version of the Sphere catches the eye and adds a playful touch to the immersive atmosphere. The selection of authentic Asian street food is fantastic and surprisingly affordable, given the elevated setting. The offerings range from savory dumplings and noodles to sweet treats from various regions of Asia, with each vendor delivering bold, authentic flavors. While it may be a bit of a walk from the heart of the Strip, it’s definitely worthwhile! The ambiance, variety, and quality make it an excellent detour. And for those staying at Resorts World, it's an incredible convenience. It's highly recommended for anyone seeking an exciting and delicious dining experience!

The coolest food court area on the strip, boasting an all-Asian theme across its restaurants. There's plenty of seating available, though the design could have further embraced the Asian market vibe for a more immersive atmosphere. Ordering at the kiosks is convenient but lacks the personal touch expected for the high prices. A fun addition is the small vendor area offering Oriental-themed knickknacks. The smoked brisket fried rice was served hot and had a unique flavor.

Famous Foods in Las Vegas is a wonderful place featuring many well-known vendors from Asia, including Singapore and more. It's reminiscent of a hawker center, offering a wide variety of cuisines. You'll find Japanese, Chinese, Filipino, and even American vendors here. At the center, there’s a bar where patrons can gather. Various stands display and sell trinkets, and, of course, there are boba tea offerings. Overall, it's a great place to dine and visit.

The ambiance of this food court is truly delightful. Initially, I came to try the Fil lechon, but it seems they've closed down permanently. Instead, I opted for some ramen, which was delicious, as well as the Tiger Boba. It would be great if they opened earlier than 10 am. I gave 4 stars because only half of the stalls were open, while the other half were closed. This was my first visit here, and I'll definitely be returning.

Famous Foods in Las Vegas is a fantastic spot where you can find vendors from various parts of Asia, such as Singapore. It is reminiscent of a hawker center, offering a wide range of food options. From Japanese and Chinese to Filipino and American vendors, there is something for everyone. The central bar is a great place to gather and there are stands selling trinkets as well. Don't forget to try the boba tea while you're there. Overall, it's a great place to dine and explore.

I really enjoyed the atmosphere of this food court. I was disappointed to find out that Fil lechon was permanently closed, but I tried the Ramen and Tiger Bobba instead, and they were both delicious. It would be nice if they opened earlier than 10 am. I gave it 4 stars because only half of the stalls were open. Overall, I had a good experience and will definitely return in the future.