Netflix Bites at MGM Grand: A Themed Dining Experience Worth Bingeing

From Sushi Ships to Secret Cocktails: A Menu of Streaming-Inspired Bites

Las Vegas has no shortage of extravagant dining experiences, but Netflix Bites at MGM Grand offers something entirely new—a meal that plays out like a scene from your favorite streaming hit. From the moment you step inside, it’s clear this isn’t just another themed restaurant; it’s an interactive playground where food and fandom collide.

Your journey begins at the entrance, where Squid Game-outfitted masked guards stand watch, their silent presence setting the tone for what’s ahead. You step through a towering, gaping red mouth—a bold entryway that sets the stage for the themed dishes inside. Once past the threshold, the vast dining space unfolds, buzzing with the energy of a place where every dish is an experience, every drink a wink to a beloved Netflix moment.

A Menu That Feels Like Binge-Watching—But for Your Taste Buds

The One Piece Grand Line Showboat arrives at your table, a towering sushi presentation designed to be conquered, much like Luffy’s adventures at sea. A few tables over, diners spin a Squid Game Red Bite Green Bite wheel, inspired by Young-Hee, the show’s eerie doll. Land on red? You might be in for a fiery challenge. Land on green? A more palatable reward awaits.

If high-society indulgence is more your style, the Bridgerton Regency Tea lets you sip your way through delicate finger sandwiches and sweets, evoking the lavish spreads of the ton. Meanwhile, the Love Is Blind cocktail is a mystery in a glass—crafted based on your chosen flavor profiles but only revealed once it arrives at your table. Fine dining sleuths might also spot a dish from world-renowned chef Wylie Dufresne, known for his inventive approach to modernist cuisine. His gnocchi makes an appearance on the menu, a subtle nod to Netflix Bites’ emphasis on chef-driven offerings.

Dessert continues the interactive fun. With Nailed It!, you’re given a decorating challenge inspired by the hit baking competition, where even a failed attempt is delicious. Then there’s Is It (Cheese) Cake?, a treat that plays on the viral sensation of hyper-realistic cakes, and hit Netflix show, making you question whether your dessert is actually what it seems.

More Than a Meal, It’s an Experience

The grand opening saw Dinner Time Live with David Chang host David Chang sampling dishes alongside guests, adding culinary credibility to the experience. While the menu delivers plenty of fun, it isn’t just a novelty act—it’s a playful but well-executed approach to immersive dining.

Netflix Bites is part of the company’s broader push into real-world experiences, joining a lineup that includes The Queen’s Ball: A Bridgerton Experience, Stranger Things: The Experience, and the upcoming Netflix House locations in Dallas and Philadelphia. With Las Vegas as the ultimate backdrop for over-the-top entertainment, Netflix has found a natural home for its first full-scale dining residency.

Whether you're here for the Instagram-worthy dishes, the playful nods to your favorite series, or simply a unique night out, Netflix Bites delivers a dining experience that’s as binge-worthy as its shows. Walk-ins are welcome now, with reservations opening February 20 at NetflixBites.com.