A steakhouse listed in the Treasure Island directory. Browse the official menu and venue information to plan your stop.

A coffee stop listed in the Treasure Island directory. Browse the official menu and venue information to plan your stop.

A dining venue listed in the Treasure Island directory. Browse the official menu and venue information to plan your stop.

A pizza venue listed in the Treasure Island directory. Browse the official menu and venue information to plan your stop.

Coffee, tea and a quick snack stop.

A dining venue listed in the Treasure Island directory. Browse the official menu and venue information to plan your stop.

New York restaurant known for cheesecake.

A boutique specialising in layered crêpe cakes.

Egg-focused comfort food.

Baked goods, coffee and snacks.

A traditional dumpling counter.

Vietnamese noodle soup.

Peking-duck-inspired wraps and tacos.

Singapore-style claypot rice.

British-style fish and chips.

Ramen bowls with customisable options.

Teriyaki bowls from the Aoki brothers.

Mexican street tacos and aguas frescas.

Counter-prepared sushi and handrolls.

Prepared or customised salads.

Nashville-style hot chicken.

Pastries, shaved ice and sweet snacks.

Taiwanese milk tea and boba.

A noodle restaurant listed in the Resorts World directory. Browse the official menu and venue information to plan your stop.

A dining venue listed in the Resorts World directory. Browse the official menu and venue information to plan your stop.

Scotch 80 Prime combines wood-grilled steaks, dry-aged beef and Japanese Wagyu with seafood and a substantial drinks selection. The warm, intimate steakhouse sits beside KAOS at Palms. Business-casual dress and advance reservations suit a celebratory dinner here.

Build a dim sum meal around baked barbecue pork buns, dumplings and sticky rice wrapped in lotus leaf. Tim Ho Wan’s Palms restaurant sits beside the sportsbook and takes reservations, making it a useful choice for sharing several small dishes with friends.

House ramen, XO shrimp udon and wok-cooked dishes anchor this casual Asian restaurant near Pearl Theater. A colourful hand-painted mural gives the dining room its own identity. The noodle-and-rice selection makes it an easy stop for a group with different cravings.

Seven cooking stations make A.Y.C.E. a buffet for exploring different cuisines in one sitting. The schedule includes distinct brunch, regular-dinner and speciality-seafood services, so check which meal is offered before choosing a day. Find it beside Pearl Theater at Palms.

This sit-down café covers breakfast, lunch and dinner with a broad comfort-food menu. Choices range from avocado toast and loco moco to poke, burgers and ribeye. Located beside A.Y.C.E. Buffet, it also publishes a separate late-night selection for after-hours appetites.

Order an individual slice or share a whole East Coast-style pie at this casual pizza counter opposite A.Y.C.E. Buffet. Garlic knots, wings and sandwiches broaden the choice. It suits a quick food stop when everyone wants to keep the evening moving.

Quick-service burgers, fries and drinks.

Chinese-American dishes from a quick-service counter.

The Coffee Bean provides a coffee-and-tea break within Palms’ Quick Bites line-up. Choose it for a familiar hot or iced drink while exploring the resort. Its counter-service format makes sense for a short refreshment stop between bigger plans.

Yo! Mochi brings mochi doughnuts, malasadas, corn dogs, waffles and drinks to the Palms Quick Bites selection. It is a playful sweet-or-savoury snack stop when a full restaurant meal feels unnecessary. Check the current menu for the day’s flavours and treats.

Island and Pacific Rim influences shape the food at 604loha Grill, part of Palms’ Quick Bites offering. The operator highlights fresh American dishes alongside the island-inspired flavours. It gives a mixed group another casual meal option within the same dining area.