Those staying at Resorts World won’t find an in-room menu at the resort, which opens June 24 on the north end of the Las Vegas Strip. Instead, they can order from the resort’s 40 food and beverage outlets via Grubhub in a first-time partnership between the delivery service and a resort.
On The Fly at Resorts World powered by Grubhub enables customers to order and debit the cost of their rooms or credit cards via the Grubhub p to take away or for delivery to hotel rooms and the resort’s 5.5 hectare pool complex.
Resorts World says customers can scan a QR code or use the p to order at restaurants like Famous Foods Street Eats with its 16 street vendors (think sweet and spicy fried chicken from Chef Marrcus Samuelsson at Streetbird Las Vegas, Googgle Man’s Char Kuey Teow Te with rice and egg noodles fried with seafood or yakitori by DJ and producer Steve Aoki and his restaurateur brother Kevin Aoki at Kuru Kuru Pa Yakitori). Shakes and sundaes from Craig’s Vegan Ice Cream or a bottle of wine from Wally’s Wine & Spirits. Some retail stores are also participating in the campaign.
Customers who order from the pool receive their deliveries in a secure, QR code-activated restaurant locker that can be opened without contact.
Fun fact: the hotel rooms have an empty mini fridge for storing leftover food. One half offers the typical drinks and spirits that guests can buy, while the other half is open for hotel guests’ own food and drinks.
• Everything you need to know about Resorts World, opening June 24th on the North End of the Las Vegas Strip [ELV]
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