After a night out in Vegas, some people crave fast food, but for me, ramen is the ultimate hangover fix. That’s how Tina and I ended up at Momofuku inside …
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Las Vegas Blog
Welcome to my glittering journey through Las Vegas, a city that truly sparkles like no other. Known for its dazzling lights, unforgettable shows, and, of course, its world-renowned casinos, Vegas offers so much more than just its famous Strip. Through my blog, I’ll take you beyond the neon, exploring hidden gems, culinary delights, and unexpected adventures in this desert oasis. Las Vegas is a playground for both the high rollers and those seeking the simple joys of mesmerizing attractions and unparalleled entertainment. Whether you’re here for the opulent hotels, the gourmet dining experiences, or the thrill of the games, I’m excited to share my personal tales and insider tips. From secret speakeasies to the most jaw-dropping shows and serene escapes just outside the city limits, join me as we dive into the heart of Las Vegas. Let’s discover together the magic that makes this city truly unforgettable.
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My first meal in Vegas? A Farm Benedict with salmon at Hash House A Go Go. I had heard a lot about this restaurant, which is renowned for full-size breakfast …
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While I was waiting for Tina to fly in, I went for dinner at Best Friend, which is a hip Korean-Mexican restaurant by celebrity chef Roy Choi. When you walk …
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Where to stay in Las Vegas? That’s one question I get a lot, so here are my recommendations: If you are only in Vegas for a couple of days and …
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Tina was on another flight than me, so she didn’t arrive until late in the evening. To kick off our night out, Vegas-style, I had prepared a giant daiquiri from …
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I usually say that I’m too old to bother standing in line, whether it’s for restaurants or for clubbing, but in Vegas, I’ll make an exception, and that exception is …
Las Vegas Hotels
Las Vegas hotels are all about going big—giant casino resorts, over-the-top pools, and endless entertainment right at your doorstep. For the full experience, you’ll want to stay on the Strip, where everything is open late, lit up, and larger than life. From luxury suites to budget-friendly rooms, there’s something for everyone.
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Considering how many times I’ve visited Las Vegas, it’s actually strange that I had never seen a show before. But, truth be told, I was always too busy hitting up …
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Dining in Las Vegas is an experience like no other. The city is home to a vast array of world-class dining spots that are squeezed into a small area, making …
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When it comes to free attractions in Las Vegas, I don’t think anything beats the Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas sign. Since 1959, the sign has been standing tall at …
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It’s no secret that I’ve always been a fan of China Poblano and their irresistible mix of all the best from Mexico and China. I have previously blogged about the Mexican …
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Just like everywhere else in USA, the basic salaries in the service industry in Las Vegas are generally low and the tips make up a substantial part of the total …
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Trine was determined to have a quiet night in, but I thought it would be a shame for her to miss a Saturday night in Las Vegas. I therefore went …
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The National Atomic Testing Museum is all about the Nevada nuclear testing site active for almost 4 decades, from the 1950’s and beyond. The testing site was located just a …
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When you mention Las Vegas, most people think of gambling and casinos, but the first thing that comes to my mind, is food, or more specifically, giant buffets. I love …
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When it comes to eating out in Las Vegas, you are spoilt with choice. Whether you’re into celebrity chef restaurants, giant buffets or gourmet burgers: You name it, Vegas got …
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The Mexican chain Tacos El Gordo is super popular in Las Vegas, but for a year, the most visited restaurant on The Strip (just north of Wynn/Encore) was closed because …
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We didn’t want to spend our Thursday evening waiting in line for the dessert café Sweets Raku, so instead we came back on Friday, right after they opened. Turned out to be …
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The first night in Las Vegas, we had dinner at the Japanese restaurant Raku, which is located in an Asian plaza, a few miles off The Strip. While chain restaurants …
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Our days in Las Vegas passed so quickly, and we both agreed, that we could easily have spent more time there. After dinner last night, our original intention was to …
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And we’re in Las Vegas! We’ve actually been here since Thursday, but I haven’t had the time to sit down and blog until now. The trip from LA to Las …
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Las Vegas is a great place to have fun, and it’s not just for high rollers. There are plenty of things you can experience for free, and in this post …
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Las Vegas is built upon consumption and extravagance, and if you like the good things in life, it’s easy to spend a lot of money. Though that doesn’t mean, that …
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The dancing fountains in the lake in front of the Bellagio is a beautiful sight and I always make sure to go and watch (sometimes several times), when I’m in …
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Ross is your friend in need, when you find out that the clothes in your suitcase appear dull and outdated in Las Vegas’ neon lights.
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