Little Buddha Cafe
(702) 942-7778
4321 W Flamingo Rd
Las Vegas,
NV
89103
36.1153
-115.198
Neighborhood: Paradise
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In Short
Turquoise columns flank an octopus-like chandelier that showers the circular room in crimson light. Beautiful singles sit on red-velvet stools at the bar or high-backed booths. At the center, a large Buddha presides over a sunken dining area. Starters include the Palms' Roll: Spicy tuna, salmon, and avocado wrapped in cucumber instead of seaweed, creating a crisp and creamy texture. For entrees, there's lettuce-wrapped beef in a sweet soy-sauce marinade or silky, sesame-crusted ahi tuna.
User Reviews
Anonymous
January 05, 2009
I visited for the 1st time last week and was really impressed by Little Buddha.The food was outstanding with a great variety to suit all palates.Service was fantastic, our waiter was outstanding and was really fast great job.
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xoxosaovanyxoxo
October 05, 2008
Little Buddha is a nice and fancy restaurant inside the Palms. I love the decorations and the lighting. The food is way too pricey but hey it's Vegas right. I had a Lychee Martini and it tasted like thera-flu. Their Palms fried rice or combination fried rice was tasteful. Their Palm's roll was good but not worth $20. The chicken lettuce wrap was good, but if you add the sauce it's a little too salty. The service was great in the beginning. After we order the waiter didn't go back to check on us. The manager was very nice and friendly though.
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NickRWin
December 20, 2007
To be blunt, this was one of the worst meals I have paid for in a long time. The Pad Thai was like fettucine with a sour tasting cream sauce with some token peanuts ground on top (to the restaurant's credit, they took this off the bill when I sent it back). The sashimi was reasonably fresh, but large pieces are not impressive. I ordered a bowl of rice (normally included in most Japanese restaurants)--it was not sticky, but dry (like Uncle Ben's). To cap things, the hostess made us wait five minutes for a table when the restaurant was almost completely empty (a mid-week evening in December).
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Where to Sit:
The far wall of the secondary dining room looks like a dead end, but opens to a poolside lounge with two couches.
Parking:
Valet parking is complimentary with your visit. Just don't forget to tip.
Category:
Payment Methods:
American Express, Diners Club, Discover, Visa, MasterCard, Travelers Check
Restaurant Special Features:
Notable Beer List, Hotel Restaurants, Late Night Dining, Romantic Dining, Outdoor Dining, People Watching, Group Dining, Bar Scene
General Info:
Cuisine:
Smoking Permitted:
At the bar
