Kuru Kuru Pa Teriyaki Bowls

I tried the Garlic Butter Shrimp Bowl, and unfortunately, it was underwhelming. The shrimp lacked flavor, and the overall dish was quite bland--not what I expected from something with "garlic butter" in the name.On the positive side, the kitchen looked clean, which is always reassuring. However, the customer service was just okay--not rude, but definitely not friendly or welcoming.Overall, it's an average spot if you're in a pinch, but I wouldn't go out of my way to eat here again. There are definitely better options at Resorts World.

This was just okay. I didn't want to read into too much of the already low ratings on yelp so I had to try it for myself. We ordered the shrimp bowl. The shrimp pieces were a decent size and there was a lot of rice. The shrimp was super charred where it was a little too bitter for my taste. It will fill you up, but it does lack flavor. I don't think I'll be coming back again...but who knows...service was nice as quick. Keep in mind they don't offer tap water only bottled.

I ordered the Snake River Farm Wagyu Bowl for take out. It's a bit pricey at $25.75. Lucky I had a Resort World Food and Beverage voucher. The meat is tender. The flavor subtle. The rice underneath the beef was a bit soft and soggy from the gravy. Otherwise a very tasty meal. The food court is located in Resorts World Casino. Lots of open and clean tables are available to all the vendors. Service was efficient and courteous at this location.

It was really easy to order on the big tablets and the food came out so fast. I came around 3pm so not many places were opened and I settled on this place. I'm so glad I did because it was sooo good. Such a smokey flavor that I love. Probably the best take out teriyaki I've ever had. I wasn't expecting much from the restaurants in resort world but this is a must try! It's a pretty good portion but there is a lot of rice. It's a really easy place to order some food then pickup and sit anywhere with family or friends.UPDATE: if you come here for the food. Just come here for the food then LEAVE! I thought there would be more stuff to explore but we kept getting lost in the conference centers and there was nothing to do here.

The guy at the counter was really friendly and likeable. I ordered a Wagyu bowl (it did not taste like Wagyu, that was the chewiest "wagyu" steak I ever tried to eat-- like meat gum. I couldn't even swallow it. Husband took it back and got me a garlic shrimp bowl instead and it was delicious. There's a lot of seating in this food court area and the hotel employees do a great job at keeping it clean. Nice place to eat at a reasonable price.

I ordered the chicken chibi chicken bowl through the Resorts World room service (amazinggg option btw for a late night snack delivered right to your room, the pool, or the poker room!!!). Obviously a bit pricey for what you get but it's Vegas loll, plus the serving size was really generous. Also def recommend a side of kimchi (:

The third time proved to be the charm as this bowl surpassed previous experiences, despite still earning a modest 5/10 rating. My request for extra sauce, a staple in my orders, was finally acknowledged. The shrimp, though charred to perfection, were unfortunately overcooked and chewy. Similarly, the rice suffered from overcooking, yet the abundant sauce helped mitigate its texture. Disappointingly, the promised garlic and butter flavors were absent from the dish despite their mention in the title. It's something decent to eat if you're in a rush.

I had to chew the "Wagyu" beef for what seemed like an eternity.And did I mention it was almost $30?I'm not the only one to write about this. There are a number of better places in the food court. Don't choose this one.

Overall: 3.4/5 The prices here are pretty high for small yakitoris. This place is a hit or miss so I wouldn't recommend eating here unless you're really craving or just wanted something small to eat.Kurobuta Pork Jowl ($7): It was a bit overcooked. Angus Beef Tenderloin ($8): The beef was tender and marinaded well. The wasabi surusa and crispy garlic gave it extra flavor.

The shrimp are like rubber. The bill for the mama aoki shrimp, a very small cup of kimchi, a beer, and a 15% tip which you're guilted into was $46. The price doesn't reflect anything about what you'll get out of this exchange. If I'd spent $15 total this would be 3 stars.