Sweet Eats

A good option within the Resorts World food court area if you're looking for breakfast-ish foods and/or something sweet. Great açaí bowls!

Look for the BIG ROTATING CAT!I've always wanted to try their desserts here whenever we go to Resorts World, but wish they offered more ice cream selections.. I ordered the waffle ice cream sundae which took about ~8 min to make, and it was the perfect size for two people.

As of 12/23/23, this is very much open! We got the Banana Nutella Crepe with vanilla ice cream. Delicious but expensive. The service was good. It's located in Famous Foods in Resorts World. There are projector screens right behind it so we were able to watch NFL games as we were enjoying our dessert!

Small pop up in the middle of Resort World's food court. It's clean and the workers are nice. The prices are bit much which is to be expected at a hotel in the middle of Las Vegas. $24 for a banana nutella crepe a la mode, but it satisfied my wife's pregnancy cravings and sweet tooth.

It was late and we were all tired from a long road trip. As soon as we checked in, we went straight to the food court as it promised lots of Asian cuisine. My son saw the dessert stall at the middle of the food court and begged for a shaved ice. I saw people buying bowls of big delicious shaved ice and I caved in.- Strawberry & cream: my son's request and I thought it would be just a regular shaved ice with strawberries but I was wrong! The shaved ice itself was drenched with lots of sweet condensed milk (yum!) The strawberry syrup was sweet with a hint of sour. A perfect scoop of vanilla ice cream made this as my favorite between the two that I ordered.- Ice kacang: I had high hopes for this as I saw the picture. The grass jelly, sweet red beans, vanilla ice cream, and the shaved ice tasted good. However, it was just an average shaved ice for me (nothing spectacular).For $15 shaved ice, it had good portion. We shared 2 desserts between 5 people and we were all feeling full.

Sweet Eats is located at the Famous Street Eats in the Resort World Hotel and Casino. Best way to get in and out is if you park in the Self parking garage, and then walk straight up on the designated walkway. And this is located on the south side of the hotel. I know it's not the most convenient way, but it is the best way if you don't valet your car.I was very interested to try their most popular item, the giant Ube Macaroon. Unfortunately it wasn't available at the time we were there. So instead, we opted for the Sticky Rice and Mango. It was very beautifully crafted! Taste wise, it's mediocre. Sorry, but my expectation was much higher. Service was polite and quick.I will definitely return to find out if the item is available and give another try!

After visiting Trasnfix at resorts world, which is super cool by the way, we were in the mood for something sweet. It's a small shop in the middle of Famous Foods, we ordered the strawberry shaved ice to share, it comes with strawberry syrup, fresh strawberries, condensed milk and whipped cream on top. First, this shaved ice is GIGANTIC, we couldn't finish it amongst 3 people. It a huge pile of soft pillowy ice, with chunks of fresh strawberry, strawberry syrup throughout the entire mountain, and finally a sweet milk condensed on top. It's a perfect desert for a group to share, and definitely worth the price. Come check this place out!

The one-stop shop for all dessert items when at Resorts World Las Vegas. They have a number of ice creams, dipped apples, baked goods and desserts, shaved ice, chocolates, and sweets like candies and cotton candy. There is also a variety of little pastries that pull from different kinds of international desserts (ex. mango with sticky rice, but as a pastry). It was a lot of fun to circle around the whole stand because the entire thing is practically a sweets display. Weirdly enough, they're not on the general listings, which can be viewed using the various ordering screens around. Therefore, you can only order THERE. They have physical and digital (via QR) menus that can be found at their counters.They're a bit more in the back (specifically where the Famous Foods Street Eats really opens up) if you're coming in through the back entrance. Would recommend coming through there after utilizing the Resorts World Self Parking garage, then cross Goh Tong Way and follow the round horseshoe road/driveway. Hard to miss, you can see the giant Lucky Cat sculpture they have spinning on the top of the stand from nearly the entire food court. Plenty of seating for parties of all sizes (there are tables that can fit up to 8 people) and there's even a part of the eating area where they occasionally have a DJ as well as projectors to watch the game!The shaved ice was AMAZING, and they layered fillings and condensed milk inside the pile of snow as well as on top. Really appreciate the guy making it as well, he was super generous with everything lol. It was wonderful and their dipped apples (caramel apples but with additional coats, usually chocolate) were great to take home as a late-night snack. Overall, definitely the place I would come visit again if we circle back around to Famous Foods Street Eats

My friends and I were checking out Resorts World. We just ate and wanted something for dessert and this place was the only dessert option. This place was literally in the middle of the food court. There were some customers already ordering and majority were getting the shaved ice dessert. It looked good and we wanted to try ourselves. My friend and I decided to order the kacang shaved ice to share. It has red bean, grenadine, sweet milk, panden jelly, vanilla ice cream, peanuts, sweet corn, grass jelly and rose syrup. The person who took our order made it right in front of us. This thing is huge!I liked the red beans and grass jelly with vanilla ice cream. It was the perfect combo. I thought the sweet corn was a weird mix though. Definitely generous amount that was enough to share between three people and we still had half of it left. The bottom half was just too sweet because of the condense milk and rose syrup going to the bottom.

the acai is not authentic at all.... also banana was missing, when we inquired about it and they made up that it blended instead of being sliced... no apologies nothing... again rude customer service snd no authentic... fruit was too sour covered by sweet sugars