Nanay Gloria

my family and I visited Vegas for a week, and ate here more than a cpl times!!! We loved it!!If I find myself in Vegas again, this will be a frequented spot!!!

I'm torn on this place. We were looking for crispy lechon and again woman watched some videos and here we are. I can always appreciate seeing people of that culture enjoying the food, as they seem to cater to people who know what everything is. Nothing was labeled. There was usually someone behind the counter, but who wants to ask what everything is! Some things I recognized and gravitated to, but there's a possibility that I might've tried more/different things had i know what was what. Maybe it wasn't for us, and that's ok too. It's super cafeteria style and though I saw the guy come out once to bus plates, they're not on it like a more traditional buffet. There was dirty plates across from us for some time. I asked about the crispy lechon but it was extra. For $18 there was enough out there to keep me occupied. It had a steady stream of customers, both eating and getting food to go. One of the customers I guess misunderstood and was telling us we could only get one plate so get everything lol. They also had signs about being charged for waste, and with the ladies behind the counter we did kinda feel like we were being watched and would've been somehow charged had we not eaten everything. I can't tell you what I got besides chicken skin, lumpia, some rice and meats. I got what I thought was like lumpia (they weren't out at the time) but it had a banana it plantain in it. I wasn't a big fan as I expected savory. The food was pretty good initially, woman basically liked it too, but after I didn't feel well. My tummy was upset until the next day! I would go to another Filipino buffet, but I wouldn't come back to this one.

Back in Vegas again, and my wife and I wanted to show her mom this good AYCE Filipino buffet. We came on a Tuesday, and even though the sign on the door said 'OPEN', the door was locked with no visible way to look inside. After a bit of confusion, a worker same to the door (must have heard the door rattle) to let us in. We later realized that the reason for the locked door was the homeless woman outside who greeted us while we were heading inside. Regulars just must know what to do, since it was quite busy once we got inside.You pay first, with the lunch buffet being $17.99 per person, and a can of soda being $2. There was quite a selection of dishes. Because it was so busy, the food was turning over fast: good to keep the dishes fresher, but bad since once a particular dish ran out, the replacement was usually a different dish. So if you want something, you need to grab as much as you want, since by the time you come back, it might be gone and not be replaced. This happened with the fried bangus and the deep fried bagbagis, both of which I wish I had gotten when originally available. The food seemed to taste better than the last time I came.

The reason why I'm giving a 4 star and not a 5 is just because some days it takes a little longer to get your table cleared of the plates and bowls after you finished and go for your next plate. The vibe of the place could also use updating to make it feel less grungy.So many people complaining that the food has no taste, I don't know if their taste buds are not working properly or it actually had no taste over a year ago, but I can say for the 4 times we came here over the past 4 months the food was always good. Yah some dishes have a little extra oil but if you're using a fattier pork or beef then you will get that in the food so it's no big deal for me, I just don't drink that oil lol.

FIRST TIME ... NOT THE LASTJUST TWO OF US. Not our first LAS Pinoy lunch buffet. LUV the variety of savory choices. Good value for the cuisine. Including beverage it's $20 per person. There's zero table service but void of plastic or paper tableware. Seating is booth or table. Dress is very casual at best. Patrons polite & subdue.

For $17.99 + tax, you can eat all the Filipino food at Nanay Gloria which is a pretty good deal. There's a good selection of entrees to choose from. It's a very casual place where you pay first before you get to start filing up your plate in buffet style. The food is decent. Everything is self serve except the workers coming by to pick up your used plates. There are some stuff you can purchase for extra aside from the buffet items.Overall if you're trying to get in you filipino food fix, this is it at an inexpensive price compared to ordering it one by one.

This is a Filipino Buffet located in Vegas. I made it a point to try it, since I have seen food vloggers made such good reviews about it. It was an okay place, but I've had better Filipino food experience before. I like the Sisig, too bad they don't refill once it was gone. Lots of options to choose from. And it is inexpensive. They have other food items that are not included in the buffet. Some snacks on the side, as well. Place is not fancy. Self service, but someone always come to your table to pick up used plates.

You wanna get super local with filipino food? I found out about this place only because I discovered this one dessert at a potluck. It was called Maja Blanca or something like that but it's a coconut dish. I hate coconuts but loved it so much, I hauled my butt there just to go get some. It's super chill and they are great for pick up of Filipino foods. I also enjoyed their pancit. Will definitely be back for some more MAJA BLANCA!!

My daughter wanted to have a last minute party and specifically wanted pancit and lumpia. Thankful to Nanay Gloria for a last minute order! I called late night before they closed and they were able to put in an order for a party tray of pancit and lumpia for pick up the next day. I also requested no shrimp due to allergy and they offered chicken only for the pancit and pork only lumpia. We came in to pick up the order and we did have to wait a little bit after our scheduled pick up time but it was ok since they were very apologetic and nice about us being patient. They have catering packages in addition to their a la carte party trays. It is also a restaurant that offers a buffet! Pancit was good and the medium tray was the perfect size . The 100 piece lumpia went fast as always! Highly recommend for your next party!

Visiting Las Vegas and was looking forward to eating again at Nanay Gloria's . Very disappointed with the quality of food . Meat is tough, both pork and beef . It had significantly changed from when we ate there 3 years ago . Will not recommend going there this time.