If you want something uniquely Las Vegas that has been exported to other locations around the United States, then head to Binions for chicken fried lobster. The dish's popularity has now seen it become available at a variety of dining establishments in Las Vegas. The dish is a large lobster tail deep-fried into a crunchy piece of heaven on a plate. Chicken fried lobster is served with baked potatoes, biscuits, and other fixings. It is a massive meal that will leave you feeling full. What makes the dish so good is the crunchy fried chicken batter it is dipped in before being plunged into the fryer. 
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