Max's Restaurant Las Vegas, Cuisine of the Philippines
$$ • Filipino, Chicken Shop, Vegetarian Book a table: 7:00 PM 7:15 PM 7:30 PM MoreAbout Max's Restaurant Las Vegas, Cuisine of the Philippines
Customers' Favorites
Daing Na Bangus Boneless Marinated Milkfish
Classic Pork Sisig Sizzling Vinegar Pork
Max's Fried Chicken - House Specialty
Max's Crispy Pata Crispy Pork Hock
Miki Bihon Egg and Rice Noodles
Max's Bulalo Beef Shank Broth
Max's Filipino Fried Chicken
Chopsuey Sauteed Vegetables
Kare-Kare Beef Peanut Stew
Lumpiang Shanghai Egg Roll
Recent Reviews
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You should treat yourself to their mango sticky rice! The usage of jasberry/purple rice is a brilliant concept.
Servers were very friendly & accomodating . Foods were excellent especially the lumpiang sariwa and of course famous fried chicken , sooo tasty & crispy
Crispy pata… D BEST… barbecue, sisig, lechon kawali, halo-halo, buko pandan at ube ice cream. And special mention si joseph ang aming waiter.
Hours
| Monday | 12 - 7PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 12 - 7PM |
| Thursday | 12 - 7PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 7PM |
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Max's Restaurant Las Vegas offers an exceptional Filipino dining experience with delicious food. The restaurant serves popular dishes like chicharon bulaklak, kare-kare, lechon kawali sisig, and bangus. Visitors can enjoy the Whole Chicken with Garlic Rice, Pork Barbecue Skewers, and Lechon Kawali. The Punzit is also a delicious option that can be prepared without pork. The atmosphere is cool, and the restaurant is clean and tidy. While service can be a bit slow, the staff is generally knowledgeable and passionate.
The restaurant provides a space for celebrations, such as birthday parties, and serves dishes fit for royalty. The Crispy Pata and iconic Fried Chicken are praised for their crispiness, while the Pinakbet (vegetable stew) is considered the best. The Bihon pancit, BBQ, Crispy Pata, Sinigang, and Lumpia are also highly recommended.
However, some customers have noted that the Sinigang can be too sour, and the portions of certain dishes have decreased in size. The noise level can also be high, making it difficult to have conversations. The location of the restaurant is not ideal, as it is sometimes frequented by homeless individuals.