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Kokomo's Restaurant At The Mirage
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Having read these reviews my wife and I rushed to Kokomo's for the crab legs. Being Vegas locals we are fairly hesitant to run out and try something without a recommendation from a friend or co-worker but we were craving Alaskan king crab and Smith & Wollensky, which when in season has the BEST king crab (the rest of their meny is nothing special but the king crab is fantastic) was all out so off we went to Kokomo's. When the crab arrived it's odor, yes odor, told us right away we were in trouble. It was, hands down, the WORST crab we've had in Vegas. Along with the crab we ordered a rib-eye, medium, which came out well-done. When I asked our server to give me his opinion of how it was cooked he asked me, ""how did you order it?"" Hmm.... We left having had not one bite of steak, one bite of nausiating crab and some asparagus, which was pretty good. Oh and a Greek salad and a bottle of Groth Chard which was excellent. But I don't think they had anything to do with that.\r
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