🍚 Las Vegas 3-Day Food Diary — Hits & Misses

🥟 Washing Potato — Decent Chinese restaurant inside the Fontainebleau. Phoenix claws, stir-fried rice noodles, and congee were delicious — above average. Avoid the BBQ platter — not fragrant enough, and the roast duck skin wasn’t crispy. Busy when we went, mostly non-Asian customers. Open kitchen, nice ambiance. 🥩 Peter Luger — Great Old-school NYC steakhouse — decor and service felt authentic. A crying kid at the next table slightly killed the vibe, but the T-bone steak was aromatic and incredible. Caesar salad and German potatoes were solid. Chocolates from the staff at the end were a sweet touch. Reserve via OpenTable; walk-ins possible. A safe bet when you can’t decide. 🐑 Happy Lamb Hot Pot — Worth It Sometimes a Chinese stomach just needs hot pot. More budget-friendly than Hai Di Lao. We did the seafood buffet (~$59 pp) — includes snow crab, lobster, abalone, etc. Good value! Meat quality was excellent, especially one lean Wagyu cut. Bonus: cotton candy machine! Recommended. 🍲 Moobongri Soondae — Late-Night Go-To Popular on Red. Ate here before a show. Samgyetang (ginseng chicken soup) was okay; spicy beef vermicelli soup was warm and comforting. Affordable, feels more like a post-drinks spot 😄 No regrets here. 🍔 Gordon Ramsay Burger — Skip It Walked in after a 15-minute wait. Wagyu burger was okay — good meat but not amazing. The signature Hell’s Kitchen burger tasted like it had been sitting — temperature control was off. They have a set meal with nachos, a burger, and a cute burger-shaped dessert. Overall unremarkable — take it or leave it. 🍳 Tableau (Wynn) — Only If You’re Staying at Wynn Wanted a nice brunch but they were doing construction outside — ruined the view 😅 Omelet was tasty, but over $100 for two for brunch felt steep. #FoodDiary #LasVegas #PregnancyJournal 🎰🍽️✨