5/5 Shyen T. 1 year ago on Google
This
place
really
surprised
me;
I
generally
have
a
bit
of
a
negative
perception
of
high
end
restaurants
in
casinos,
but
this
one
was
actually
worth
it.
The
Roasted
onion
soup
was
delicious
-
the
texture
of
the
onions
was
perfect
and
the
soup
itself
was
extremely
flavorful.
The
cheese
and
bread
atop
and
inside
the
soup
added
a
nice
touch
of
heterogeneity
to
the
dish,
and
added
a
ton
of
body
to
the
dish
-
honestly,
the
soup
itself
could
be
eaten
by
itself
for
a
whole
meal,
especially
if
you’re
not
too
hungry.
After
the
soup,
my
family
and
I
ordered
the
sea
bass
and
rack
of
lamb.
The
rack
was
equally
massive
and
delicious
in
parts.
The
meat
itself
was
tender
and
perfectly
cooked,
with
a
creamy
mashed
potato
and
sauce
paired
with
it.
I’d
say
the
only
downside
of
the
dish
was
a
lack
of
vegetables,
since
the
dish
was
really
rich
overall;
however,
the
dish
itself
was
flawless
in
flavor.
As
for
the
Sea
Bass,
it
truly
did
live
up
to
the
hype
-
my
aunt,
who
ordered
it,
loved
it.
I
tried
it,
and
it
literally
would
just
melted
in
your
mouth
once
you
got
to
the
flesh.
The
crispy
top
provided
a
nice
textural
contrast
that
prevented
the
dish
from
becoming
boring.
Probably
one
of
the
better
fish
dishes
I’ve
had
in
the
East
Coast,
though
I
will
admit
that
when
I
go
out
for
seafood,
I
tend
to
go
for
shrimp,
crab
or
lobster.
Altogether,
the
portions
for
the
soup
and
rack
were
both
much
larger
than
anticipated,
and
between
3
people,
we
could
only
barely
finish
the
majority
of
the
side
and
two
main
dishes.
The
servers
were
fast
and
efficient,
and
made
sure
the
experience
was
a
positive
one.
Thanks
again!
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