International Eatery

Asian food left a bad aftertaste that stayed with me for the rest of the day. Mexican place had really good customer service but food wasn’t all that great.

Loved their food and price range. but the man from pizza shop charged us $ 1 in cash for refilling coke.

We had a terrible visit at Dino’s My 83 year old mother became very sick after eating your food. She spent two days in our hotel room suffering so i called her DR in California. We came close to going to the ER but decided to follow her Nurses Instructions. The hotel had to help us with her as she couldn’t get up. Shame on you all for selling such awe full food to customers, shes 83! The hotel had to help us get her to our car to get her home. Four hour drive to get home to California this ruined our vacation.

tacos are not all that. also the condiments or not left outside where you can put your own add-​ons. the steak taco meat had no flavor. bland. lady at the counter had no personality.

NASTY DIRTY UUUG !!!
And all employees don’t care is like the food curt at the mall but in thus place no one’s is there to clean tables n the floor
My date try the tacos no flavor just really spice …
And I got an orange chicken sample Nada same
Omg … just there for the drunk sheep tourist that don’t want to go to a real eatery… lol

I ordered a burrito and stepped outside to listen to a street performer. Tried to come back in to use the restroom and they wouldn’t let me. Burrito was subpar. Not a place I would recommend.

They closed their restroom preventing their paying customers from using it. Isnt this a health code violation?

The food is mediocre but what really turned me off was the behavior of the employees. We ordered udon from the other counter and were told there would be a 3 minute wait. Mind you we had gotten there roughly 15 minutes before 11pm. When we looked to find a seat we were greeted with empty tables with no seats. There were 2 male employees that as guests stood up they would collect their seats leaving patrons like us that had just ordered food to stand around. No cares about the people that just ordered, only caring about getting things cleaned up and going home. This continued all the way till they locked the doors. We were lucky enough to grab a seat when a couple stood up to leave but there was a family standing around a table attempting to eat their meal. What ever happened to customer service? Guess seeing be going back.

If you love ramen avoid this place at all costs. The ramen is completely tasteless and the «toppings» are cheap Chinese food. Gross.

Excellent food for takeaway. Can sit down and eat as well if you prefer that. Right in the middle of Fremont street. Good selection of different items.
Got the orange chicken the BBQ chicken with the fried rice and loved them. Tasty, tangy with just the right amounts of spice.

It was my first time going to experience Fremont downtown. Upon exiting the parking lot into Freemont led us right to the entrance of SLOTZILLA. Right next to Slotzilla is the international Eatery. My family and I were hungry so we decided to eat there because of their worldly choices. I decided to try to Mexican food because they offered San Diego Style Carne Asada Fries. Let me tell you, I was not let down at all. This is by far the best carne asada style fries ive had outside of San Diego.
I would recommend this place to all my friends that visit downtown Las Vegas.
Things to try: Carne Asada Fries

I ate the Chinese food here, as it was moderately priced– 2 entrees and a starch for $ 8. But the food was covered in a syrupy sauce that plagues Americanized Chinese food and the noodles were pretty bland. I wouldn’t recommend it.

I use this place like a fast food way station. If you’re hanging on Fremont Street, you’re on a journey. Pop in here and grab a quick bite to eat to tide yourself over in-​between destinations.
If it’s early in the evening, just get the single soft taco of your choice (made from an assortment of barnyard animals and their parts) while you’re on the go. If it’s late, you might go for the three taco plate with a dollop of rice and beans for under $ 8. The tacos are relatively small and are «street» sized. And, if you need more beer, they serve it.
This isn’t epic Mexican food, but it quickly gets the job done at a reasonable price.

While walking along the Fremont Street Experience I noticed the International Eatery food court. It is located in the Neonopolis building across of Wall greens. On Tuesday night I walked into the food court for dinner and noticed the pizza booth, the Chinese booth, and the Mexican booth. I opted to try the Mexican booth. Other customers came into the eatery and they opted for the pizza booth as well as the Mexican booth. The workers at the Chinese booth was luring customers with free samples of pork or chicken to gain business.
As I was looking at the menu items at DJ’s Tacos I noticed MENUDO and asked the server what it is in menudo. He told me that menudo consisted of tripe and corn. I told the server that I have been a fan of MENUDO the music group and that I never had menudo the dish. He then offered me a sample of menudo the dish.
I ordered my menudo dish as well as the tacos. Can’t go wrong on $ 2.00 taco. Since there were three small tacos I asked for three different meat fillings. Chicken, pork, and beef with mild sauce topped with lettuce and cheese (there are other topping ingredients for individuals who want more on the tacos). I also ordered a large beverage drink to go with my meal.
Since the International Eatery is a food court I checked out the public restroom. Both the men and women restrooms are locked and individuals need codes to access the restroom. I received the code from the server at the Mexican booth. Once I opened the restroom I noticed that the floor was littered in certain spots with paper towel and toilet paper. The toilet stall that I ended up using was out of toilet paper. Really??? No toilet paper… loose money. Some previous customers even left their cup drinks on the floor and sink area of the restroom.
Overall it was an average food court with little food booths to choose from. I just wish the janitors would check up on the restroom area more often.

We went to Fremont Street and we were starving! We walked in to the first available eatery and it happend to be one of the greatest food experiences of our lives! We had the Chinese cuisine: the server was hilarious and was very friendly and outgoing. The food itself was more than enough to keep me coming back! Very large portions and every morsel was a tantalizing delight. We loved it and highly recommend. Hopefully the tacos and pizza will be as good as the Chinese food for the next time we come to Vegas!
P. s. No veggies in Vegas!

I am not a big fan of this place. I have eaten at each of the counters within the International eatery, and was not impressed at any of them.
The Italian food was reheated. I ordered pizza, and the server had burned the crust, but still served it to me. When I asked for a different piece, the next one was lukewarm coming «right out of the oven». I’m assuming the burned piece was to get the pizza to temperature when reheating it. Either way, totally gross.
The Mexican counter is okay, and definitely the better of the 3. I had a burrito, which was humongous and impossible to eat by hand. It was bursting at the seems and quickly fell apart. But at least it tasted good after I asked for a plate and fork. The server was… less than stellar. And their soda machine was broken of all the drinks except water or lemonade. I wish I had known this before ordering a combo and realizing my options were very limited.
The Chinese food was not the business. I grabbed a plate to-​go so I could take it with me on my lunch break. I stuck to my usual staples at a Chinese restaurant. But the meat (both the chicken and beef) was extremely fatty and off-​putting. I ended up throwing it out, and my money down the drain.
Now that the company I work for has moved two blocks further away, I don’t feel the need to make the walk to grab some food from this place, as there are definitely better places to eat. I guess it was take it or leave it after all.

Okay, this is no 5-​star restaurant but it’s awesome in it’s own right. We landed on Fremont Street for a night of debauchery, and just wanted to put a little food in our bellies first– definitely NOT a night for a buffet or that much food! Did I mention there were 10 of us? I drug the group to this place with my fingers crossed that it would please everyone and it did! The Chinese was outstanding given that it was tasty, cheap, and quick! The staff is super friendly, sampling their food, and generally overall just giving off a positive vibe! Some folks got the pizza as well, and said it was awesome! Try the Bourbon Chicken and Orange Chicken combo, YUMO!

So I was out playing poker at the Golden Nugget and wanted something quick. I walked past this place and was immediately drawn in. I mean come on, where else can you get Asian and Mexican cuisine under one roof and from first glance everything is made fresh! I tried the tacos and a few Asian chicken dishes. Both dishes had the flavor of something you’d expect from an authentic Spanish or Asian restaurant. Prices were very reasonable for the amount of food you get. Anyone close to Fremont St. needs to visit. Something for everyone and you won’t be disappointed!

As a local downtown, I’m always looking for new places to eat. I happened to stumble across this place and wow.
At first thought, it has a mall food court feel. Multiple genre of foods which is served quickly. I been here on multiple occasion and every time, I am never disappointed. I had the ramen and burrito there. Flavors are excellent for the price. Definitely a place to check out if you’re balling on a budget.

I live downtown, and have stopped by the Eatery many times. The food is delicious. Everything is made fresh, and it is affordable. Decent size portions too. Would def recommend the Tacos or Burrito!