MokBar by Esther Choi

Located inside Caesars Palace at the Celebrity Hall Foodcourt is MokBar which is a Korean cuisine food stall. It's not bad for food court food. Nice to try for the convenience of where it's at but not the spot to go if you really want to indulge in authentic Korean cuisine. I appreciate the staff at the Celebrity Food Hall for keeping the area clean. Tried the:Classic Ramen - 6.5/10 Bibimbap - 6/10Spicy Chicken - 7/10

Food & service was Excellent! The Ramen Classic and the Salmon Avocado Bowl were both delicious! The vegan Dumplings were also fantastic! Highly recommend, located in Caesar's Palace food court! Sorry no photo.. ate it up too fast! lolUpdate: Went back the next day and just as good!!! Thanks Sam! (Manager)

In the food court at Caesar's Palace, the options seemed like an affordable alternative to pricey restaurants along the strip. Unfortunately, Mokbar had me fooled. Got the pork dumplings in soup and out came the smallest portion for $12.99. There were 5 small dumplings in the cup. If you're expecting something anything close to satisfying, look elsewhere. The dumplings itself actually tasted okay, but the house pork broth just tasted like chili flakes in water.Food took about 15 min to come out, no line on a Monday I was there. Decently large seating area with people watching opportunities at the slots.

Tried MokBar tonight, it's located in the forum food hall when you walk into the Uber for Caesar's palace. The food court, celebrity food hall has a lot of food places from chefs from the food network. Order with cashier and they hand you a buzzer to pick up food. Plenty of seating within the food court area.the kpop korean fried chicken was good, flavorful and the food was packaged very cutely in yellow boxes. pan fried dumpling was okay for me, but the sauce was good. dumplings in soup were a miss for me, the broth tasted like plain broth with chili oil and didn't have any flavor or salt.I like the concept and the cute packaging.

Was craving Asian food and I wasn't too impressed. It smelled great but the portions are so small and everything is way too overpriced.

Food is great. This is my fourth time here. My first visit was great, but then my second visit, I dealt was a rude cashier, Verushka. She seemed to expected tips with every interaction and if you put no tip on the receipt, she'd respond with "Oh, Nice," in a very sarcastic way. Then she expressed her disappointment with her staff by hitting her hands on the counter. I did discuss her behavior with the manager the next day for my third visit because we love the bulgogi bowl and salmon bowl and wanted it again. This was the opportunity to discuss with him because Verushka's behavior was unacceptable. If she was friendly, I would just given a cash tip after I had signed the receipt. Her negative behavior was the reason I held back the tip. The manager that I spoke to was great. I had a chance to read the bio on Mokbar's website and it's amazing to read the story of two sisters starting this up. I didn't want this one employee to ruin this establishment so I had to speak up. During my third visit there, they forgot one of the chicken wings, but luckily I noticed and it was sitting on the top counter by the cooks. Today, my child wanted Mokbar again, she can't get enough of it. So I went there and ordered the usual bulgogi and salmon bowl. I think I noticed one of the manager or possibly owner because her face looked like one of the sisters on the website. I could be wrong, but anyways, I wanted her to know that the food is great, but the service I experienced the other day with Verushka was terrible. It's great to hear she listened to the feedback. The only thing I wanted to mention on the salmon bowl that I got today is that the avocado was missing from the Salmon bowl. I got the avocado a few times before with the Salmon bowl so it was noticeable this time. I read previous reviews saying the portion size were small and I think I noticed it during my first visit, but I think they got better this time.

Had the chicken ramen. It was ok. Slightly bland I added salt. The chicken is shredded not sliced and tasted like white meat if you don't like cucumber, you'll hate this, the cucumber competes with the chicken flavor. Also I work in Caesar's forum shops and they don't have a discount for employees. So you gotta ask yourself is the $20.58 worth it or can you just wait after your shift and get something down the street for 1/2 the cost. All in all it was ok but nothing compared to ramen in China town, but then again their target market is gullible tourists.

I recommend this place since it's hard to find gluten free options in the strip. Stefany had helped me out if she hadn't recommended it for me I would've left. The food was good and the salmon wasn't too overpowering. I had a good experience with the staffs as well. I don't write reviews but if you're looking for something gluten free and tasty this place is the one!

Food was good and hot. Service was excellent thanks to Stefany. Very reasonable price especially on the strip. Definitely coming back

I really liked the bulgogi bowl and the pan fried pork dumplings I ordered. They also recently added Boba Teas and I thought the Brown Sugar tea was really good. I will be back to try more of their items.