Genesis Restaurant

We love eating here, very quit and pleasant place to dine in, the serve severals dishes from Israeli style food to Asian and even Moroccan traditional delicious food!
And its strictly kosher which makes the whole thing perfect ! Must visit here if you in vegas or the area!

This place pissed me off so badly. I have no kosher
schwarma in phoenix. I stayed up all night Saturday to get some food Sunday morning. Their site says open at 10 am. I called at 10 am and they told me not open for 1.5 hours. Are you kidding? I hope this place goes out of business asap. So rude on phone

I can’t imagine what could have been better during our visit to Genesis. The service was warm and welcoming, and infant, we were treated like old friends or even family!
The food itself was absolutely delicious! I took my mother, visiting from Pasadena, and it became the highlight of the visit.
I think the best thing one could say of a restaurant is that they can’t wait to go back, and that certainly applies here. I can’t wait to go back!

This is our 1^st time to this Israeli restaurant. The food is ok but I’m sorry to say that the service really made us inconvenient. It took 10 mins to order food and the waitress mistook the order. Hope they would do it better.

Went for dinner with two business associates who do not observe kosher laws. The seevice was quick and efficient. Our soda’s were refilled. The place was clean and well lit. We were greeted immediately and served timely. There were other patrons in the restaurant. The food was cooked well and the portions were a nice size.

As a frequent traveler to las Vegas as well as I only eat kosher I tend to hit all the kosher restaurants around the strip
When I came across Genesis I came across the most decent kosher place to eat at in Las Vegas
The food is very good
I had a shawarma plate as well as kebab and a Yemenite soup
Everything was good but not WOW
Service is slightly not that good but for Las Vegas you won’t be able to find better then that

I have a love hate relationship with Genesis. Those of you that have gone will understand what I’m talking about. They have two restaurants next door to each other — one meat and one dairy. It sounds convenient but…
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We really wanted to like this place. We started on a positive note – the salad. It was a number of small bowls featuring things like hummus, slaw, pickles, corn relish. Enough for the 3 of us to try a little of everything. The problem was the entrees. One of our party and I got the shwarma. The small pieces of turkey and lamb were overlooked and chewy, like they had been warmed up. It was also dry. The other member got the chicken cutlet, which she said was tasteless. Service was ok. In fact, meals were served when we were only half way thru the salads.

Its ok. Ok service. Portions too small and food not very hot. But tastes nothing special. Prices way too high. Salad was the size of a mirco muffin. May be because of lack of kosher resturants its like that. My recommendation is pls make better food and lower prices and bigger portions. May be you will have more customers. Thanks

We travel and eat out at a lot of kosher restaurants, and with that in mind I have to say this was the worst dining experience that I’ve ever had.
When we arrived, we were the only ones in the restaurant, we ordered the number of things were not available even though they were on the menu. We ordered the Moroccan soup which was great, but the mains which were primarily Chinese food and hummus platters were so salty they were nearly inedible. Upon getting our bill we realized that every price was different than it was on the menu, when asking for clarification the owner explained that he up charged for all of the things which are listed on the menu but have no prices. The result was a bill nearly 30% above sticker price without a single caveat or price listed anywhere on their menu or from the server.
My wife grabbed a menu to compare prices at which point the owner got combative and forced her to give back the menus. The owner at that point took away our bill not allowing us to pay while screaming across the restaurant in front of the few tables which had come in at this point.
We remembered the inflated belt price and simply pay that in cash just to get out of there, but in many years of eating at kosher restaurants this was by far the most inappropriate, uncomfortable and ridiculously negative experience I have ever seen. Comparing that to how wonderful some of the other restaurants in town are make me question why anybody would ever go here

I have eaten here a total of three times. I first of all love the ambiance. It has a very warm feeling, cherrywood with touches of silver and a soft baby blue. The tables are covered in linen and polished glasses and fine silverware.
So you are seated and your waiter will bring to your table five different delicious before the meal middle eastern delicacies, accompanied by warm pita.
I had a roasted half chicken with couscous. The chicken was classic juicy tender very high quality seasoned and cooked just right. The couscous was paired with special Flavors that perfected that classic dish. My server was there with a smile and friendly accommodating attitude. This was a fabulous fine dining experience, that I am looking forward to doing again as soon as possible.

Bad Service!!!
We were asking for 4 schnitzel (milanesa) baguettes, one of the schnitzel baguette we ask without spicy in it, and one of the other schnitzel baguette we ask to remove the vegetables that supposed to come with it and serve it separate in a plastic container or something .
We wore asking for 2 chicken thigh baguettes ‚
And chicken nuggets for the kids.
We were asking for ketchup mayonnaise and mustard and also to add some side salads and we will pay for it occurs .
The representative on the line Took all the orders and said that the delivery would cost $ 20.
We agreed and double confirm the order when the delivery guy arrive to the MGM Hotel he gave us the bags with the food inside and left.
I took the order upstairs to the room and was surprised to find out that there is no ketchup no mayonnaise no mustard no salads no vegetables that was supposed to be separated from the schnitzel baguette.
We called again in order to receive the rest of the order but instead of getting it we were surprised to find out that one of the owners I believe was talking to us in a very rude way saying:
«if you want the ketchup mayonnaise and mustard you need to pay another $ 20 for the delivery that they forgot to put in, and regarding the baguette with the vegetables that supposed to be separated he said that there is no vegetables (salad) supposed to be added to it…»
It’s so nervous that you’re trying to keep kosher and the options are limited and you finding that people like them taking advantage on those people…
I know for sure that Genesis is out of the question of where we going to eat at…
The food was average
The fries was wet, nothing was hot actually not even warm. One of the begets that we asked not to have spicy came with spicy…
Strongly not recommended!!!
P.s
One of the workers said that the owner doesn’t really care about the Unilocal page.

My friend Jeff Salc took me here. I am in love it is the best restaurant around that area. And has a very wonderful vibe!

Food was very mediocre and not properly prepared. Some food was greasy, some was cold in the center… And others undercooked.
many menu items I asked for they didn’t have at all, The service was absolutely horrible and could not find the waitress or even pay when we were done for a good 25 minutes.
I went here because some family members eat kosher, but they were very disappointed as well.
A few items are decent, but definitely not worth returning to this place.

Holy overpriced mediocrity, Batman! This place is horrendously overpriced– just like Panini Café, this restaurant tries to take advantage of the lack of Kosher restaurants in town by jacking up the prices and putting out mediocrity.
$ 8 Matzo ball soup is the size most places call a CUP of soup, except it’s also twice the price here. Bagel Café’s version is easily three times the size, more flavor, better quality. Portion was bland broth, matzo, two pieces of carrots and a bite of overcooked noodles. BF enjoys the light flavors of Kosher food, but even he can’t justify the outrageous pricing– this should be half the price that it is.
$ 11 house shwarma wrap was also okay, but the meat was underseasoned– wrap on pita contained a bland smear of hummus, a few pieces of cucumber and tomato, and a generous amount of the chicken. Too bad only the bottom half of the wrap had any flavor, where the ingredients all mixed together.
If you aren’t required to keep Kosher, I can think of no reason you’d come here. Entrees sound halfway decent, but they are nearly all a flat $ 25 with some going as high as $ 38. I’m aware that Kosher restaurants are limited, but when you’re considered overpriced in a city FULL of overpriced restaurants, you at least need to have the quality to back it up.

went there for dinner. The service was fast and easy. Place is clean and upscale. Food was amazing. A little on the pricy side but worth it when you see the portion.
we will for sure be going back.

They are working the kinks out of the service but the food was worth the wait! Had the avocado roll, egg roll, orange chicken, sesame chicken. So happy for a good restaurant, pretty, pleasant service, and amazing, made to order food that is obviously made with a caring hand. Keep it up and we will be back a bunch! KOL Ha KAVODE!

Very good food. Flavors are amazing
I was very happy to find this place !
Keep it this way.

I’ll
Give this place a 2 stars because I believe the place will get better as they expand. I came here after l being open for only 9 days.
However, the prices are extremely over priced. Morracan cigars shouldnt cost the amount they do. Neither should the main entrees. They are waaaaaaaaay to over priced.
But the food I did eat was good. I can’t deny that. Try the shwarma. I did want matzah ball soup and they were out of it and it was only 9pm.
This place can be great. But they need to not charge $ 23 for a frickin stuffed bell pepper. I mean come on. That’s just robbery. Kosher fraud at its finest!

Very good food. Flavors are amazing .
I like the music in the place.
Decoration and design are very nice.
Keep it this way.
Chef Effie