Off-topic Reports

[QUOTE=Zappa3; 1755281]I am getting ready to come to your fine city next week. I'll have a car so I am not limited to the strip and would assume one's money could go much further off strip. I am looking for quality not quantity, so please, no all you can eat sushi buffet crapola. I want the good stuff.

Last year I made a similiar request for steak houses. Thanks very much to the individual who recommended Del Friscos. That was the best steak I've ever had, ever and I've been to quite a few of the top ones in Vegas.[/QUOTE]Authentic Sushi joints you can find here are Nobu and Sushi Roku. You won't go wrong with either places. One advice is to sit in a counter for the traditional, face-to-face ordering experience with the master chef.

[QUOTE=Street Samurai;1755443]Authentic Sushi joints you can find here are Nobu and Sushi Roku. You won't go wrong with either places. One advice is to sit in a counter for the traditional, face-to-face ordering experience with the master chef.[/QUOTE]I prefer sitting at the counter / bar versus the table. I've been eating sushi so long I can tell if its good just by looking at it. It's hard to do that from the table. I'll look those up.

This year I'd like to try the Southwest Steak House at the Wynn and possibly the steak house at Circus Circus. I've heard it's very good despite being in the armpit of Las Vegas Strip hotels. I went in Circus Circus once and vowed never to go back. Pretty seedy to say the least. Prime Rib is okay but I prefer The Porterhouse. The one at Del Frisco's is something like 24 oz. Unbelievable.

[QUOTE=Dirty Old Guy; 1755401]Zap,

A suggestion on something else. If you like prime rib then go to Lawry's at Flamingo and Howard Hughes Pkwy. The best you have ever had.

I'll be up there from the 15th. 21st. Good eats, good golf, good pussy. Love Vegas.

Dirty.[/QUOTE]

My fav is:

Osaka's [url]http://www.lasvegas-sushi.com/[/url]

Re Mom and Daughter Duo: dream killer.

Ok guys, I seen that Mom and Daughter duo advertised here and there.

My thinking is these two gals are not mother daughter team, but rather two gals that are in the same business, one happens to be older and could pass off as the mother and the other as the daughter. And of course you the unsuspecting dummkopf believes it.

I don't believe it for a minute, any proof out there with teams, duos, duets, sisters, cousins. Etc? With proof, not just orally. LOL!

[QUOTE=Johhny Quest; 1758154]Re Mom and Daughter Duo: dream killer.

Ok guys, I seen that Mom and Daughter duo advertised here and there.

My thinking is these two gals are not mother daughter team, but rather two gals that are in the same business, one happens to be older and could pass off as the mother and the other as the daughter. And of course you the unsuspecting dummkopf believes it.

I don't believe it for a minute, any proof out there with teams, duos, duets, sisters, cousins. Etc? With proof, not just orally. LOL![/QUOTE]I saw them probably 5 years ago, near the airport. If they're not mother and daughter, then they've certainly been keeping the ruse up for a while. The daughter, assuming she's indeed the daughter, worked by herself for years and the mother later joined. When I saw them, they both massaged me (very well, I might add) for the duration, then mom pitched the 9th inning alone while daughter stood back and watched. I was skeptical of their relationship too, even said,"Come on. You can level with me," but they insisted it's true. Mom is much, much better looking than daughter, by the way. Both killer bodies.

Read the reports from 2005, 4 and 3 at the bottom, Boy those must of been the good ole days huh? I started to read that shit I'm getting into it some real good stories to be read!

[QUOTE=Zappa3;1755472]This year I'd like to try the Southwest Steak House at the Wynn and possibly the steak house at Circus Circus. I've heard it's very good despite being in the armpit of Las Vegas Strip hotels. I went in Circus Circus once and vowed never to go back. Pretty seedy to say the least. Prime Rib is okay but I prefer The Porterhouse. The one at Del Frisco's is something like 24 oz. Unbelievable.[/QUOTE]SW Steakhouse at the Wynn stands for Steve Wynn, not Southwest. It's his signature restaurant, and it's fantastic. It's a bit pricey: it usually costs me about $250 for dinner and a few drinks, but it is SO worth it. The room is just gorgeous, the service is impeccable, and the food is perhaps the best on this planet. Steve Wynn knows that when he puts his name on the door, the experience must be memorable. Enjoy

Not sure why I thought that but thanks for the correction. I may end up going to Prime at Bellagio instead. I got comped $100 dining voucher at Bellagio and not sure which of their restaraunts to try. They all seem kind of steep pricewise and since Steak is at least one night's dinner, why not. It seems I can get better Sushi for the money than Yellowtail (also at Bellagio. We'll see. Steak 2 nights, Sushi 1, Thai 1, and friend wants to do Mexican another night.

Anyone have suggestions for authentic Mexican; restaraunts that is.

[QUOTE=David 2;1758881]SW Steakhouse at the Wynn stands for Steve Wynn, not Southwest. It's his signature restaurant, and it's fantastic. It's a bit pricey: it usually costs me about $250 for dinner and a few drinks, but it is SO worth it. The room is just gorgeous, the service is impeccable, and the food is perhaps the best on this planet. Steve Wynn knows that when he puts his name on the door, the experience must be memorable. Enjoy[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Zappa3; 1758957]Not sure why I thought that but thanks for the correction. I may end up going to Prime at Bellagio instead. I got comped $100 dining voucher at Bellagio and not sure which of their restaraunts to try. They all seem kind of steep pricewise and since Steak is at least one night's dinner, why not. It seems I can get better Sushi for the money than Yellowtail (also at Bellagio. We'll see. Steak 2 nights, Sushi 1, Thai 1, and friend wants to do Mexican another night.

Anyone have suggestions for authentic Mexican; restaraunts that is.[/QUOTE]Lindo Michoacan is the go to place. [url]http://www.lindomichoacan.com/[/url]

I prefer Bonito Michoacan:

3715 S Decatur Blvd.

Las Vegas, NV 89103.

(702) 257-6810.

Where ya going for Thai?

[QUOTE=Big Ed70; 1759422]Lindo Michoacan is the go to place.

[url]http://www.lindomichoacan.com/[/url]

I prefer Bonito Michoacan:

3715 S Decatur Blvd.

Las Vegas, NV 89103.

(702) 257-6810.

Where ya going for Thai?[/QUOTE]I 2nd Lindo Michoacan on Desert Inn now that Viva Mercado is closed.

For Thai, I'd say Lotus of Siam on Sahara. Outstanding and award winning.

[QUOTE=Big Ed70; 1759422]Lindo Michoacan is the go to place.

[url]http://www.lindomichoacan.com/[/url]

I prefer Bonito Michoacan:

3715 S Decatur Blvd.

Las Vegas, NV 89103.

(702) 257-6810.

Where ya going for Thai?[/QUOTE]A nice little thai hottie black jack dealer recommended Archies for authentic Thai. I tried the one out on West Flamingo. I liked it enough to go back there again or may want to try something different. I have an unusually high tolerance to chili peppers and always ask for it extra hot. Most places assume that since I'm "American guy" that I can't handle it. Which place brings the heat? I'll be in town tomorrow AM. Cannot wait!

[QUOTE=Johhny Quest; 1758154]Re Mom and Daughter Duo: dream killer.

Ok guys, I seen that Mom and Daughter duo advertised here and there.

My thinking is these two gals are not mother daughter team, but rather two gals that are in the same business, one happens to be older and could pass off as the mother and the other as the daughter. And of course you the unsuspecting dummkopf believes it.

I don't believe it for a minute, any proof out there with teams, duos, duets, sisters, cousins. Etc? With proof, not just orally. LOL![/QUOTE]Can you post a link to an ad. I know a real m & d team in vegas (been with them and to their apt). But they are pro doms

I'll be staying at the Mirage, but have family members staying at Bally's. If I want to "hoof" it to and from, how long would it take.

Sorry to post this question here, but I can't seem to find any such info with a Google search.

Much appreciation.

[QUOTE=Abe Normal; 1767421]I'll be staying at the Mirage, but have family members staying at Bally's. If I want to "hoof" it to and from, how long would it take.

Sorry to post this question here, but I can't seem to find any such info with a Google search.

Much appreciation.[/QUOTE]15 minutes