Kang's Kitchen

I'm leaning closer to a 3.5 star for this place. It's cute and has nice decorations on the wall are nice to stare at, especially as you wait for the staff to assist you. They are very busy and I ultimately can't fault them as they were still nice and tried to help when they could. They switched the grill out multiple times which was great. You will need to be/have someone with you that is the type to call out for help, as ringing the help button will leave you waiting for a long time. The quality of the meat was good for the AYCE. It's a small but good menu. The staff does however bring you kind of anything and not exactly what you ask for if you have a bigger party. I honestly wasn't sure at one point what they were bringing because we'd ask for the X item once, get the meat and when we asked for X item again they'd bring something completely different. I'm not the pickiest person so it didn't matter to me, I was just happy they brought something. Price is obviously pretty high. I think for where it's at, it was a good cost for what you get. I think you could also go ten minutes off away and ultimately spend less for better quality and service even with the Uber costs included. Probably wouldn't come back if I had a choice but wouldn't be against going back if someone prefers to eat at the hotel.

I've been craving Korean BBQ for awhile now but couldn't decide on a new place to try. We've been to a couple on Spring Mountain but just haven't found "the one" that's keeps us coming back. Well now we have Kang's Kitchen! We were actually doing a staycation at the Rio to check out the renovations and there was Kang's...staring me in the face and just begging me to check them out! We went Saturday night at about 5 PM and had 5 in our party. There were plenty of tables open and no wait at all. A few more tables filled up while we were there but still far from full. The staff was very friendly and super helpful with the menu and choices. We wanted the all you can eat Korean BBQ which was $49 per person, but she gave us military discount and children's rate for my daughter. My granddaughter was also with us and they brought her out small bowls of noodles and other items at no charge for her. The selections here and quality of the meat were incredible, along with all of the sides and sauces that they brought out with everything. Ssamjang paste is my absolute favorite from my time in Korea and they made sure I always had plenty!Our server was from Korea herself, and very nice. Like the traditional restaurants in Korea, she was very attentive. She would put our choices of meat on the grill, turn it when it was ready and then cut it all up with scissors to serve each of us...just like in Korea! She never let our plates or the grill get empty either...every time she would put meat on the grill she would ask us what we wanted for the next order so there was never a wait! We had a fantastic experience at Kang's Kitchen, it is a beautiful new restaurant with wonderful staff and incredible food. We will definitely return to Kang's again in the near future, and highly recommend anyone looking for some great Korean BBQ and a great time check them out ASAP!Khamsamida Kang's!!!

Our party of four enjoyed the all-you-can-eat optional before seeing Penn And Teller. I liked the restaurant, but the smell of secondhand cigarette smoke in the Rio hotel/casino was bad. It was significantly worse than the Aria/Vdara/Bellagio area where we were staying and spent most of our vacation.. I don't know how the casino companies get away with exposing their employees to the risk of second hand smoke. It is a fact that second hand smoke can increase the risk of both lung and breast cancers. But I digress.Back to Kang's. Food and service were great. I liked that the staff helped with the cooking, and that moved dinner along. I also like the grill setup. Cooking was done on stainless steel grates that were easily changed out as they became charred from the cooking. Above each grill is an exhaust vent that can be adjusted to be closer or further from the grill.The all-you-can-eat includes beef, pork, and chicken, but no seafood. Still seems like a good deal at about $50/person.

I really loved the bulgogi bibimbap. The tofu soup wasn't my favorite but it still had good flavors. The entire meal was very filling and enjoyable.

It's funny. But we Koreans are very picky about Korean food! But this place did not disappoint! My friend and I went with the $50 all you can eat in 90 min, deal. It was definitely worth it. Being from NY this was a no brainer. Very cute and welcoming place. Lots of tables and plan for your meals to be cooked right at your table. The meats all were good quality and tasty. Cooked right at your table!!! Sooo good the aroma!!! Definitely more than enough to fill you up. It was funny watching the staff each following one another and constantly checking and turning your meat on the grill. Plenty of small plates , had to ask specifically for radish kimchi. But it was all good. A little disappointed with the soup. It was a VERY small portion. But still good. Need some lettuce to wrap it all in!!!!The staff was very friendly. And teased me as I was also cooking. Hey I'm half Korean, raised eating rice and kimchi all my life, it's a habit. LolThis is a solid dining experience. Two thumbs up. Looking forward to dining there again!!!!

Staying in the Rio Hotel in Las Vegas, so we decided on eating at Kang's Kitchen. We decided to eat the AYCE option at $48.88. While I believe there are less expensive AYCE places, we really enjoyed the food (meats included beef, pork, and chicken), ban chans with fresh green salad, steamed egg, Army stew, and a bowl of rice for each of us when offered. The ladies were very helpful in cooking the meats for us, but we were encouraged to take over the cooking duties as well if we wanted. We ordered the kalbi, teri chicken and pork belly. A generous portion of each meat was brought out to us. We could have ordered more, but we were very comfortable with our meal so decided we were good to go, even though our servers were more than happy to bring us more meats. A very nice place to enjoy a great meal. Sorry, I once again failed to take pictures, but believe me, this place is a winner.

Food was so good and worth for the price of the buffet. They also had imported beers from Korea, ask for 'Cass'. The staff was so welcoming to our dining experience for us piggies

Located at Rio Hotel. Didn't expect much upon entry, thinking it is more of a fusion K bbq, but i was wrong. I ordered the spicy pork, kimchi soup and cold noodles. The soup was flavorful and tasted authentic. The pork came with a small bean paste soup which paired very well. The pork was tasty and served on a sizzling hot plate. After days with buffet and heavy eating, the hot soup really hit the spot. The servers were very friendly and fast to refill the side dishes. Would definitely come bk when I am next in town.

Stopped in after having walked past a couple of times and had a great experience! Our server Michelle was very attentive and friendly and made sure we weren't burning our food! She helped us have an authentic experience by having us try different combinations of main entree and the sides. Very friendly staff! Recommended!

Randomly went to this restaurant last minute. I was hung over from the night before. Had the daro soup. It was fantastic. Meat was so tender