Best Fusion Restaurants in The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas

Had always wanted to try this place and decided to go in for breakfast and I couldn’t be any happier. Opted to do the special they had for restaurant week and it was completely worth it and delicious! Mimosas were great, and the Ube French toast is a must to try. Will definitely be coming back soon!

This was such a cool experience! I thought it would be scary but it wasn't bad. The waiter/waitress comes by every couple minutes to bring a different course. Most of the meals are pretty small, and you get good instruction on how to eat it and where your utensils/etc are located. There was a soup, several appetizers, a salad, rice dish, and dessert to be vague. The only thing I thought was a little off putting is that the cuisine could have blended together more seamlessly. I got the impression they wanted to put alot of variety in the different courses, but it didnt always lend to the flavors complementing eachother favorably. For instance, going from asian, to mexican, to indian or mediterranean. That is being nitpicky, but it was something i'd noticed. Also, when I got back into the lobby / cashier area in the light, I felt really nauseated, not because of the food. I think it was overwhelming getting my sight back so took about 20 minutes to readjust my stomach. Overall I would do it again.

Awesome as usual. So many different dishes to try and they were all delicious. Great for brunch also!!

Popped into Craft Creamery for a post-movie tipple. Had several drinks and shots but wanted to highlight the following two cocktails: Uggs and Chuggs ($15*): A creation of Tyler's, this was like Santa Claus relaxing in a remote cabin while wrapped up snugly in front of a fire. Aromatic, foamy, nutty. Cocktail is due to rotate out shortly. [Name TBD] a wild variation of a Japanese Slipper ($?*): Crafted by Dan, this was a bright spiced clear but strong sipper. Planned for the upcoming menu change. *Disclaimer- Both these cocktails ended up comped but I attest that has no effect on my review. Value: Menu prices fair for quality drinks. Service: Brilliant and convivial.

It was a very unique dinner. The courses were selected by the chef and centered on aphrodisiacs. Each course featured one. Our waitress and hostess were excellent. Overall, we had a great time and recommend the experience. Cheers!