This restaurant is located in the Cosmopolitan right next to the Marquee club. I came strictly to try the wings. There was no wait, I walked up, placed my order, sat down and almost immediately my food was brought out. I wanted to order half spicy and half regular but they won't split them up that way. So, I opted for the spicy. They were delicious. The salad that came with it was good, too. If you like chicken wings then these are a great flavor to try.
Located in the Cosmopolitan Hotel- Block 16 Food Hall... Based out in Oregon, I've heard great things about this restaurant and I'm glad that Las Vegas has one.
We ordered the Chicken Wing Special that included papaya salad and sticky rice along with Pad Thai. The chicken is sooo good. You can smell the fish sauce when it was served to us..I will say one of my favorite Thai wings. The Pad Thai noodles was also cooked perfectly. Not overcooked or mushy with sauce. The flavors were also delicious. Great menu selections.
I will visit the Oregon locations hopefully soon.
The wings are a must here. While this food court spot does not have the ambience of the SE Portland locale, we were delighted to enjoy Ricker’s famous wings and spicy papaya salad. Second floor in the Cosmopolitan. Cooked while you wait.
Portland's favorite wings have arrived in Las Vegas. If you love Ike's Fishy Wings from Division Street in Portland, than Pok Pok Wing (PPW) has you covered on the Strip. PPW is located in the new Block 16 Urban Food Hall on the second floor of The Cosmopolitan right across from Holstein's. They don't serve the full Thai menu offered in Portland, but rather a limited selection of specialties which most importantly include the Vietnamese sticky,fishy wings! For being on the Strip, the price for a half dozen wings is about the same as you would pay at the original restaurant. They taste just the same, where you'll need plenty of hand wipes when you're done. PPW only has a few counter seats available and prices for any beverages come at a premium so just keep that in mind. Otherwise, the wings are great, the food hall atmosphere is fun, and the people watching at night is even more fun.
Finally got to try Pok Pok's wings and didn't have to travel to PDX again to do so. Been wanting to try it but was always worried the fish sauce would be the deal breaker but to my enjoyment it was not fishy at all. It comes in a huge portion if you are really hungry or enough to share. Similar to Korean fried chicken but with a Thai twist. Look for this place on the 2nd floor shopping area of the Cosmo near the Blvd bridges side of the resort.
Great wings, really well seasoned with a nice crispy texture. Very good service too.
We were cruising around Cosmo, wanting to enjoy their swanky food court and hoping to grab one dish from a few different places. Hubby was immediately drawn to this place because of the pad Thai. So that’s what we got. I have to admit that we were nervous to start. First off, when hubby asked for extra peanut sauce, we were told they don’t use a peanut sauce. This made us worry that it wouldn’t have the flavor we wanted. Second, when it arrived, it wasn’t what we pictured - we order it with ground pork. But we could clearly see there was tofu and teeny tiny shrimps (are these the prawns listed on the menu??) as well....
Whatever. We gave it a try....and we loved it! Such great flavor and very satisfying. Also, it was the perfect size (pretty big in my opinion) to share and still have room for more.
Hubby already knows we’re getting more of this pad Thai on our next visit to the Cosmo!
Ryan Tonthat (FoodandPooch)
+5
My family dropped by Pok Pok after our late circus show. Even though they ran out of papaya salad, we got to try their Vietnamese wings and fried tofu. Both were very tasty. The wings were a tad bit salty but they were crunchy and delicious enough that we could overlook the salt. Definitely a place for a quick and affordable bite on the strip.
Post quarantine review: last visit October 2020
You're at the Cosmo and hungry and don't feel like overspending after losing at the tables? Pok Pok is an affordable option in all the fancy. Yes, you are paying about 10 to 20X Thailand prices for the same small street stall portions, w/ a lot more sugar and less spice, but it's the Strip and you shouldn't expect real value here unless you like being disappointed. My friends got some food here and I tried the chicken wing and the pad thai. Both were decent, smelled good, looked authentic, and probably better than Momofuku.
Their actual chicken wings and "tofu" wings are SO good. Real props to the tofu because it was so crispy and I've never had tofu made as hot, fresh, or delicious as the tofu I had here. My only complaint is that I also got their pad thai and it doesn't live up to pad thai standards. Still delicious but something was off about it if we're making direct comparisons.
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