Mundo Restaurant

closed… So sad! Hope you all reopen soon!
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Super chic restaurant! I love the interior of the restaurant. A few of my girlfriends and I decided to check this place out before a meeting. I’m so happy we did because the food is pretty amazing. It’s not your typical Mexican restaurant. All the dishes had a unique twist to it. The sauces on the dishes were so good. They also give you complimentary chips and salsa. The entrees however do not come with sides like rice or beans. You have to order that separate.
Make sure to check in so you can get 10% off one entrée per table!

This place is so cozy and intimate. Came here for drinks and appetizers with friends before seeing Book of Mormon across the street at the Smith Center.
They have this blue martini here that will knock your socks off! So good and very potent! :) The appetizers were great like the taquitos and steak quesadillas. The guacamole here that comes with chips and salsa were like whoa! I’d come here just for that alone!
I have to make a trip back soon for an entrée. I highly recommend you come and check it out and make it a must stop before a show at the Smith Center. It’s kinda hidden, but a hidden jewel!

Really awesome place tucked in the middle of the World Market Center. What a find! The atmosphere is very unique and early in the evening they weren’t slammed like everything else in Vegas. Great gracious staff and plenty of easy parking.
Now the food, WOW! The richest and most flavorful salsa I have ever had, period!
Tried the queso flameado with corn tortillas and the chips, very flavorful and a great value.
The piece de resistance was the prime filet mignon. This was a fabulous filet that was cooked perfect medium. The char was second to none I’ve had some Burn’s in Tampa. Marry this with the sauces and add the mushrooms and you are in for a culinary experience. A refined palette will appreciate this Vegas prize.
If you like Mexican and are willing to explore it with a unique twist, definitely don’t miss Mundo.

This place is a nice modern Mexican cuisine spot next to the world center. I got the diablo shrimp here. It was excellent. The shrimp was cooked perfectly and had the right amount of heat. The rice was nice and fluffy. Would definitely come back again.
It is on the pricier side for Mexican food — I would say about $ 50 per head. However if you want Mexican and want to avoid a super greasy hole in the wall — this place is a nice change of pace.
They do give free chips and salsa. All very delicious.

Great food. Excellent service. They also have a room for private events and way better prices compared to the strip or paradise area. Highly recommended

Not an easy place to get to but worth the trip. We went for lunch. The hostess was super nice. We came with my special needs adult son in a wheelchair and she took the time to engage in conversation with him. The atmosphere is very nice. We started with hot sauce, guacamole and chips which was very good. The chips were nice and warm. Hot sauce was not spicy but good. I like a little bite in my hot sauce. Guacamole was nice and fresh My husband had the wagu skirt steak salad and it was delicious. My son had the chicken enchiladas and it was good but a little soupy for my taste. I had the chicken tostado salad. It came with a delicious roasted chicken thigh with some char. Couldn’t really taste the black beans on the chalupa shell. Would have preferred a little less shredded iceberg lettuce. Otherwise it was good. Waiter was attentive and our tea glass was always refilled. I would come back.

LAS VEGAS, NV, WORLD TRADE CENTER: Stopped in to Mundo to rest my feet a bit after plowing through xteen levels of the furniture show. Had the stuffed chile Relleno. It was flavorful, rich, and with abundant chile. It was a sautéed dish, more than a dry dish, which was untraditional.
The churro dessert was awesome as well.

Quite a solid restaurant in the the Vegas Market!
Cuisine is mostly Spanish themed and varies from tacos to fish dishes. It’s a decent price range for the type of food and décor. Prices range from $ 12 – 25 for most entrees.
I tried the marinated chicken quesadillas and they were crazy good! I know quesadillas are a basic food item, but I appreciate a good quesadilla and this was definitely really good. Served with sour cream, guacamole and salsa on the top.
Also got the chicken tostada salad one day and they was pretty great as well. The chicken comes out with blackened skin, which was a turn off for me but I just didn’t eat the skin. Salad itself is very flavorful served on a piece of tostada.
Overall not a bad place to grab lunch when you’re at the Vegas market, definitely one of the nicer places where you can sit down to have a business meeting.
You have to make a reservation in person and be aware that they do get extremely crowded around lunch time. The dishes come out a little slow as well, but market is tiring so I don’t mind getting more time to sit around, haha. But food can take 30+ minute to come out. :/

What a delightful culinary experience! What a pain to find. Once we got there, it was so well worth the effort.
We started with the guacamole, served with the house salsa and chips. The guacamole was flavorful, just the right heat for even those who prefer the mild side.
The tortilla soup was amazing, the chili flavor dominating the broth. Yummo!
Then on to the main courses: the enchiladas… outstanding. The scallops… to die for. The steaks… a little disappointing. Not a lot of flavor, one was way underdone (ordered medium rare, was served basically raw), but not a major detraction to the meal.
Service was beyond attentive. Glasses always filled, just perfect without «hovering». The ambiance was pleasant, quiet, no loud, overbearing music.
Bayliss is a favorite of ours, and Mundo certainly shows his talents once again.