A food hall at Resorts World Las Vegas offering multiple casual dining choices in one lively setting on the north end of the Strip.
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My friends and I stayed at Resorts World, and Famous Foods Street Eats was conveniently close to where we were staying. We visited twice and got to try a handful of spots. The first day, my partner and I tried Wu Zhang Artisan Noodles for the hand pulled noodle soup. He got the Lanzhou Beef Noodle Soup which was a comforting meal with wide chewy hand-pulled noodles with tender braised beef shank, fresh bok choy, green onions and some chili oil. They give you chili oil on the side so you can add more if you want as well. A great meal if you want a comforting bowl of soup. We also went to Han's Fish and Chips which is known for their crispy fish fillets and fries. I ordered the Cod Fish and Chips with is the classic flaky Atlantic cod fillet that is dipped in a crispy golden batter. They give you 3 large pieces of fish and it is ever so flaky, they they top it off with a hearty bed of hot, seasoned fries. This was worth the price since I was quite full afterwards. Love that they give you tartar sauce and vinegar on the side too. Very authentically British! Another day, we ventured to Streetbird which is an award winning spot that serves Nashville-style hot chicken and comfort food. We got the Chicken Tenders and the Chicken Wings. The chicken tenders were topped with the Brown Sugar Babe which is a sticky, molasses-forward barbecue sauce. This made it heavily sweet and smoky at the same time. They were quite crispy and they give you a heap load of fries. For the Chicken Wings, we got a dozen of them and got their signature rub that has a deep savory, smoky and aromatic flavor. I love how big the chicken wings were. I was quite full afterwards. I love that it is like a food court and that you can just order from the monitors from any of the spots, then pickup your order. The food comes fast. Other than the price being more expensive than usual, it comes down to the convenience of having so many choices in one spot. There are employees walking around to keep the tables and chairs clean as well, so it was a really nice space to sit and eat.
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The Claypot rice was too salty. It doesn’t feel like authentic Chinese food. They also gave us a $30 coupon but cannot use up to the full value.
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Love the dust taco
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