The all-you-can-eat is a solid deal at $45. The nigiri pieces are huge, way bigger than I&#39;m used to seeing.

Service was solid. But the food? Just okay. Pork chop and ribeye were decent, the premium stuff. Smaller entrees kinda disappointing. Dog-friendly patio is a plus though.

The crust on their pizzas is the real deal. The curry chicken pizza was a nice, mild twist. Wings were a hit with the kids. Solid spot for a casual family dinner.

Their hot and sour soup is the real deal. Came in for a quick lunch and it hit the spot. A solid, reliable spot for Chinese food around here.

A nice spot in Incline Village. The Tacos Presidente were pretty good, authentic flavor. The vibe is fun and low-key.

Crab rangoons were the best I&#39;ve ever had. Perfectly crispy, creamy filling. That alone made the trip.

Stopped in for a late bite after a long day. The menudo was solid, exactly what I needed. Carne asada sopes were good too. Service was efficient, no fuss. A reliable spot for a straightforward meal.

The table-side Caesar salad was a fun show, and the ribeye with mushrooms was spot-on medium rare. Crab cakes were decent but a bit small for the price.

The salsa selection here is fantastic. The habanero one has a serious kick, and the verde is this unique, almost sweet flavor. I could just eat it with a spoon. They do charge a bit for extra chips and salsa, though.

The service here is really nice. They&#39;re attentive without being overbearing. My water glass was never empty, and they checked in at just the right moments. It made for a very relaxed meal.

Been coming here for years, and their Pad Thai is always spot on. My husband&#39;s pretty picky about it, and he&#39;s never been disappointed. Just the right balance of flavors, every single time.

Stopped in for a simple lunch and was impressed by the freshness. You can tell everything is made to order. The veggies in my bowl were crisp and vibrant. The owner is very kind too. Portions are generous, so it&#39;s a good spot if you&#39;re hungry.

Cool spot with a great vibe. I like the open kitchen and the bar has a solid draft list.

Found this spot after our go-to closed. The all-you-can-eat sushi portions were just right, and everything tasted fresh. Chef Hundo at the bar made it a fun Wednesday night.

Food came out fast, which was nice. The picnic tables outside are a plus.

The halibut with tomato shallot sauce was really nice. The rosemary bread was a lovely touch, and the booths were comfortable.

Forgot about this spot for ages, but so glad I circled back. That carnitas torta is still the real deal &mdash; the pork was super tender and the bread had the perfect crisp. Just a solid, no-fuss meal near the casino.

The southwest salad was huge and actually really good. House sauced wings were solid. I grabbed a local IPA that cut through the richness nicely. A bit on the pricey side, but we had leftovers. Staff was cool.

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