Best Restaurants for Groups in Chinatown

I came for the Thanksgiving dinner solo and sat at the bar. Both bartenders were amazing and very knowledgeable about the food and beverages being served. I left totally full, satisfied and looking forward to the next time at this restaurant. Kudos to the whole staff for a fun holiday night for those of us not with family

Golden Steer was an absolute highlight. My mom & I got the longhorn & lobster for 2 combo, which is the absolute best way to go IMO. We chose the table side Caesar salads. Neither my mom nor I are love Caesar salads typically, but this one blew us away. It’s the best we ever had. The steak was perfectly seasoned & the lobster tail was the most decadent amazing lobster I’ve ever had. We got the whipped potatoes & the mushrooms as our sides. The longhorn with the potatoes & the mushrooms & their rich gravy was a luxurious experience. We also ordered the king crab legs, but they were watery & not as sweet as either my mom or I expected, BUT their customer service was top notch & they took care of us. We ended our meal with the table side bananas foster. Golden Steer was an experience I will treasure for a long time.

Always great food and atmosphere. Just remember to make a reservation ahead of time.

Best dining experience in Vegas! Our waiter Ahmed not only waited on us but waited on us like we were VIP, explained every dish, plus a little background of Ramsay and the restaurant. The food was ridiculous- everything from the Caesar salad with its Parmesan chips to the short rib was spot on. The Mac and cheese was rich and flavorful and the toffee pudding for dessert was definitely an experience. Will be back next time we’re in Vegas. Not just for the food but for the service and environment.

The line management was atrocious. What is the point of having a reservation if you have to wait in line for 40+ minutes and larger groups are seated before you? The food offerings and service was great. The seafood options were excellent. The meat carving stations leaned more towards quantity over quality.