There is a joke in there similar to:

Mat S : The food is the worst I've ever been served, it's inedible !!!

Mason: Yeah, and the portions are too small.

LOL. Good one. Sounds like a Yogi Berra quote.

I came on a Saturday once at like 6:30 and they were out of ribs so I bounced. No regrets. Their ribs are so fire.

Woody Allen telling a joke in Annie Hall.

Very Woody Allen type joke. It’s always like, “the sex is terrible and never enough”.

Ok Chicken in Greenland food court.

(Also lol that the plaza's sign says:
Puppy Town
Food Court
)

I just like playing poker from maybe 4pm to 2 am, so I am looking for food I can get outside of that window. Waiting until 5:30 gets me out of my rhythm. Ideally, in Vegas, I want a nice late lunch and a super-late dinner and I don't want to wait. Sometimes, I play so late, that maybe I should consider looking for some nice steak and eggs at around 7am.

I do miss having an option like the old cafe at Barbary Coast/Bill's.

And this is why I rarely eat on the Strip.

Steak and eggs in the B poker room was reasonable, but obv unless you are playing high limit, ordering in the evening is not advisable due to the number of people that will barge through your table attempting to not miss a hand 8 tables away... but when the poker room thins out in the small hours, it certainly seemed a reasonable option to me with some comp $

Peppermill

Allegro at the Wynn has a decent happy hour menu - we hit it yesterday after hiking in Red Rocks since we were too hungry to wait for dinner.

From 3p-5p they have a much shortened menu - couple of pizza choices, calamari, bruschetta and a burger. My wife had the burger, and I had the pepperoni pizza - she thought the burger was one of the best she ever had - my pizza would have been more than enough for two (didn't stop me finishing it) - Nice wine selection, Blue Moon for $6.50 - which doesn't sound like a bargain until you remember that 30 feet away they're asking $11.00 for a Bud lite.

Total was $65.00 before tip including a glass of wine and the beer - service was excellent. For casual at the Wynn, we liked it. Like everything there, it was overpriced, but not so bad that I started laughing.

MM MD

That’s kind of expensive for happy hour but I guess normal considering it’s the Wynn.

So the burger and the pizza was about $50? I am assuming wine was about $7...

I misspoke. wife had 2 glasses of wine - I think $8.00 each

Yeah, steep for anywhere else, but a bargain at Steve's

MM MD

Has anyone tried the Red Tea Pot on tropicana?

Seems like quite a few newwr Korean BBQ spots popping up. What are top 3 nowadays? Worth going to more than one?

8oz
Hobak
Moo woo

Hobak better than Gangam? Is the banchan typically ayce?

So what’s the word on Honey Salt, want an interesting place to take my gal.

Had a good experience at Sakana. Definitely the fish:rice ratio is high. There were a few pieces of fish where I didn't like their preparation (i.e., sauces and accouterments) but all-in-all we were pleased. My 2yo ate free and crushed the shrimp tempura, salmon nigiri, and strawberry mochi.

Sigh, here was the email i just received from them

Thank you for reaching out. The dish you are asking about was a dish that a chef from 4 years ago used to make. It was a specialty of his and the recipe was not put to paper. Unfortunately we do not have the ability to make it as it was 4 years ago. We still have a wonderful menu and features that would make up for us no longer having the specific dish in question. If you have any other questions or would like for me to arrange a reservation for you, please feel free to contact me.

"Yes, one other question: where is that chef employed now?"

This! We gotta find that dude

I've got a note to try BF Sushi, but was wondering if anyone has tried Sake Rok? It's near the t mobile arena and they have ayce lunch.

Just wondering if it's a viable alternative for ayce sushi on the strip


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Got to Jessie Rae's BBQ right before 7 on Sunday night. Would have been there a few minutes earlier but we drove right by it. Not exactly well lit. The hostess/waitress/counter girl was awesome. Very helpful on the menu items. They were out of baby backs but they had spare ribs.

Only 1 table was taken so we were able to sit right down. My wife got a sandwich with pulled pork and brisket which she really enjoyed even though she didn't come close to finishing it. I got this brisket thing with tater tots which was really good. My daughter and her friend split some brisket with a bunch of sides which were all decent.

All in all I'd say it was bit better than Rolling Smoke based on the brisket. I'll be back in March to try the ribs. Thanks to whoever suggested this place. Good choice.

I’m guessing you speak of The Red Pot on Trop/MD Parkway. The hot pot joint?

I’ve been there numerous times, I’m a hot pot addict, so I really like it there.

Doing Hobak tonight. Any suggestions are welcome. Current plan is "eat all the meat."

Update. The meat, sides, staff, and overall experience were great. The banchan left a little to be desired imo, but that's the worst thing I can say about the experience.