Bobby Mao's

This one was a tough one because the musical entertainment is 4 to 5 star and the service is good but the food is a 1. However, we appreciate the creativity of attempting to make Mexican and Chinese in the same building but it just don’t go together. We also get the concept of somebody being in the mood for Mexican and then the other person(s) you’re with in the mood for Chinese. But what ends up happening is you try everyone else’s food for the uniqueness of the concept. Unfortunately, it ends up that neither of the cuisine’s are authentic and it just becomes a Americanized miss match that results in disappointing fusion. Another thing is ... The prices are a tad high for what you’re getting and they don’t even have a regular wine list as we requested? The server was like .. “A wine list” ? They only have the cheap stuff by the glass? The servers are good and friendly with (checking on you) but not knowledgeable. It’s not there fault, it’s a creative management problem, I’m assuming the people who gave them over a three star is not expecting traditional Las Vegas service which is usually exceptional as a rule. However, we would like to recommend most of the entertainers here. They have nightly singers that are really good coming from all different genres and backgrounds. Just make sure you eat before you come.

The reason why im giving this place a 1 star is because we reserved a booth table & they closed it because it was to close to the table in front of our booth. They ended up sticking us in a corner back to back with a nother table (NOT 6 FEET) & not a booth. Then the owner came up to me and said he was very sorry for the small table but he needed to follow the rules. Then he said if you would like I can Open the table accross the room & I accepted. We ordered $60 in drinks and then they came over & wanted us to order dinner. We stated we would order some food later but not right now & that we really wanted some fryed ice cream! A few minutes later the owner approched us again and raised his voice at us because we didnt want to order food right then. Needless to say we left! I'm from out of town and was here visiting my mom who goes here 2-3 times a week & spends plenty of money every time. We were also attending that night to watch the entertainment as several of my mothers friends were attending also. This was the last night before I was heading back home & back to reality. I will never do bussiness with this place again & I really hate to say this but out of all the places in Vegas this was my least favorite & I wouldnt recommend Bobby Mao's to anyone. As for the server he was great!! So was the entertainment! Also I dont think it was even legal for them to be open with entertainment, people less than 6 feet from each other, and sereval people not wearing masks?? I hope this helps! God bless

The service was wonderful but the food was overpriced, either too bland or too spicy, and had small portions. The salsa was flavorless. The chips were thick and bland. The tacos, on the other hands, had some sauce on them that was very spicy but not in a good way. There wasn't any middle ground. It took a while for our orders to arrive. We're just ordered a bunch of their happy hour tacos to share. The flavor combinations didn't suit anyone in our group. One taco was $7. They were great with allergy stuff though.... cooked her stuff in a different pan and everything! I can see why it's normally deserted even though it's in a mall.

My dad and I came here a couple days ago. The mall is just starting to reopen so everything wasn't very busy. But there were more people in the Red Robin next door, which was surprising considering the taste of the food here!! I hate spicy food and typically the chips and salsa anywhere is way too spicy for me. Their chips were made fresh and warm and the salsa had just enough of a kick and was incredibly fresh tasting. I got the sesame chicken which had an amazing crisp and flavor and my dad got one of their new Mexican burgers which he devoured and couldn't stop raving about. It also came with a side of Mexican corn which I've been craving so that was a pleasant surprise. His fries came with their homemade ketchup which he really liked and he isn't a huge fan of ketchup! I was just sad I didn't save room for dessert! The service and the food were both wonderful and if youre debating between here and Red Robin, I'd go here!!!!!

The server was wonderful and the drinks were well made but the food was absolutely horrible. The sesame chicken was heavily breaded and all I could taste was fried bread. The flavor was completely lost because of that. My husband got the Mongolian tacos and they were disgusting like dog food. I thought the idea of combining chinese and mexican food was going to be great due to the fact both are usually so flavorful. Unfortunately, they failed at both. Panda is better than this place.