Nanay Gloria's Pinoy - Las Vegas Strip

I ordered 3 types of entree (dinuguan, kare kare, and giniling with my rice and all of it was good. I really like their dinuguan : . The cashier was really helpful and nice. I was alone with my two toddlers and they did their best to assist me when I needed it. When I asked for extra sauce they gave me a cup full plus they gave free water bottles cause their water dispenser was out.

Nanay's experience in Filipino cooking is authentic. But staffs need a better cooking direction. The food looks hurried for serving. Let the passion of traditional food cooking comes out.

The Nanay Gloria place on Spring Mountain was a bit disappointing compared to the one on Maryland. The place is a bit cramped all around, with hardly any space between the tables to walk through. The quality and taste of the food seem to be similar--very tasty and delicious. If given the choice of where to go, I would take Maryland any time. I will post photos when I retrieve them from my phone.

This place is our destination for brunch for three days staying in Vegas with my Family at least 3x a year for many many years. Freshly prepared and we paid for buffet. We came here between 10-11am. So far we don't have any issue/s on their filipino recipe or the way they prepare cause am a cooked in Holiday Inn Manila 30years ago specializes in Filipino recipes. Will talk them immediately if we notice any small issues.

We came here for lunch, which is $10.99/pp. Variety of dishes to choice from. Desserts served especially the cassava cake was good.