Martini Time with Chef Tina Martini

This over weight cook is according to the «M» resort in Las Vegas has been DISALLOWED on their property since 2010 for declining public interest in her Martini time show.

Went to the show on Friday. it was great. she imparts great info on the foods that are great for you with humor. you also get the daily cocktail and taste the food she remonstrates … get there early if you want front table seats … but all the seats are good. it is a small studio .
and the seafood buffet at the Mresort is real good.

Rx for food? Using your food to prevent disease and obtain optimal health. I LOVE THIS SHOW! Chef Tina Martini not only provides an almost hour long cooking show but also gives tid bits about phytonutrients and how we can use food to protect our bodies from disease. She has great energy and is extremely friendly.
The show itself only costs $ 39.95 but also includes a VIP pass to Studio B Buffet after the show — no waiting in that hour long line! It is well worth the money spent.
Helpful hints
1) Get in line early so you get first pick of your seats. Front row center is the best.
2) If you purchase your tickets at the M you do not have to wait in the huge line at Imagine rewards center — just step off to the right (a solo computer) and someone will comeover to help you. I wish we knew this because we went on a rewards day and stood behind what seemed to be a million people waiting for their free tshirt! hahaha.
3)Keep the information and recipe cards she gives you. They are great!
I also loved how much she included the audience. You also get a free martini and samples of everything she prepared during the show. Very cool! After the show when we were in the buffet she even took the time to walk around and personally speak to everyone. I thought that was nice.
So what do you get when you mix a good price, a friendly, bubbly host and a free buffet? The Tina Martini Show… so go!

Husband and I went to see Tina Martini a few weeks ago, and we had a good time. I was so happy to see someone cook healthy food that wasn’t a stick figure like most nutritionists are. She wasn’t fat, but she looked healthy and great. The woman definitely looked like she actually ate food, which was refreshing. They gave us a nice watermelon martini that I actually liked when we got in, which considering I hate all sweet drinks is a miracle in itself.
For food, she served a cajun oven fried chicken with twice baked potatoes. My husband, who hates broccoli, ate the baked potatoes up even though there was broccoli in it. Thank god there’s a way I can sneak in the healthy vegetables for him now. I was also amazed at how good Tina made veganaise (grapeseed oil mayo) taste for the sauce for the chicken.
The topper was not having to wait in the enormous line to get into the buffet, we were seated in the VIP section that I didn’t know existed in the buffet with a really great view. This is important, because the line for the buffet has been known to take over two hours.

What can I say… it’s like attending your very own Rachel Ray or Emeril cooking show without having to travel outside of Las Vegas! And the best part… after you sample some awesome food and even better drink, they let you loose in the Studio B buffet!
Let me say that again… AFTER THE SHOW THEY LET YOU LOOSE IN THE STUIDO B BUFFET! To eat and drink until you fall over. I mean, are there any places left in Vegas that offer a meal and a show anymore?

If Rachael Ray was a Doctor in Naturapathic Medicine and made healthy all-​natural food instead of 30 minute meals, you’re getting closer to what Martini Time is all about.
«Martini Time» is a live-​audience cooking demonstration that is a lot more than just «hey look at me cook up a steak.» Chef Tina Martini imparts her many years and experience as a chef and nutritionist on the audience during the one-​hour show. She explains all of her ingredients, the health benefits of each and why they’re an important part of a balanced diet.
She then shows off her culinary skills without skipping a beat on her presentation quality, which could easily fit in on Food Network. The audience is fully involved and gets to eat the dish as they watch Tina put it together. There’s plenty of time for Q&A at the end.
Chef Tina is just getting started at M Resort and I was lucky enough to get a free pass the M Resort gave away via Twitter. Tina does three shows a day, ranging in price from $ 40 to $ 60 dollars. Sounds pricey, but keep in mind that also gets you a pass to the excellent M Resort buffet after the show with VIP seating.
And yes, Chef Tina Martini holds true to her name. The show starts with a free martini called the M Fantasy which is super good. You can even eat the flower garnish. I only wish M Resort would have launched this show a couple months back when it was getting all kinds of publicity from hosting the latest Top Chef season.