Today, I found myself wandering through the bustling food hall Eat Your Heart Out at Durango Casino in Las Vegas, renowned for its diverse culinary offerings. There were so many choices of food to choose from. There was Irv’s Burgers, Prince Street Pizza, Uncle Paulies Deli, Vesta Coffee, Yu-Or-Mi Sushi, Fiorella Pastas, Shang Artisan Noodles, … Read more
Jump to Ratings I’m taking the day off from cooking and visiting Nakata Market, a hidden gem in Las Vegas. On a scorching hot day, with the sun beating down mercilessly, I embarked on a quest for one thing and one thing only: Japanese snacks. And let me tell you, dear reader, that Nakata Market … Read more
Welcome to Cheongdam, a culinary oasis nestled near the heart of Las Vegas on Spring Mountain Road. As you step inside, you’re transported to a vibrant food hall where you can eat all your favorite foods. Cheongdam’s food hall is a gastronomic journey offering an eclectic array of dining experiences to tantalize every palate. From … Read more
Introducing the Coffin De Muerte “Coffin of the dead”– a hauntingly delicious flaky pastry designed for those with a penchant for the macabre and a sweet tooth to satisfy. This sinisterly delightful pastry is perfect for spooky women (and men) who enjoy creating eerie yet scrumptious treats.
They say that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and I couldn’t agree more. Having moved to Las Vegas, I discovered a delightful fusion of flavors that has become my all-time favorite breakfast: Spam, Fried Egg, Rice, and Kimchi. As a culinary adventurer, I have always been fascinated by new tastes and textures, and the combination of Spam, fried egg, rice, and kimchi delivers an explosion of flavors that has won my heart since arriving in Sin City.