Authentic Chinese food here, definitely recommend coming, the Garlic beef cubes are really good; a little pricey, but it's good. The braised pork with mustard greens is really good too, definitely recommending that. Restrooms are clean. Staff and service is great. read more

Very modern and spacious restaurant with nice decor and bright lighting inside. It has both dim sum and Chinese food. Very generous portion, and the flavor is authentic but on the light side which I feel it's definitely less greasy and salty for the health benefits. It's easy to order from the menu, all with pictures and in mandarin and English. They also have daily specials, but the popular ones, like the Japanese mochi with filling, they only make one batch. We were there around 11am on Sunday, and it's sold out. Their shumai, beef tendon, bell peppers stuffed with shrimp paste, and Vietnamese style sticky rice ball are very good. read more

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Had a craving for authentic HK-style dim sum and Fortune met that craving. Very modern spacious decor but good old-fashioned dim sum at a reasonable price (i.e., nowadays, affordable dim sum is in the $5 to $8/item range). Cart pushing places are not a Las Vegas thing and it's all made-to-order. Friendly service, which can be uncommon in Chinese restaurants, was provided. We ordered 6 dim sum dishes: 4 were very good (beef balls, rice rolls, fried taro balls & tripe) & 2 were average (stuffed mushrooms & sticky rice). read more

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Great food and good service. The crispy pork and roasted duck combination was excellent. The dimsum was good. Overall tasty food. We will be back. read more

A solid dim sum house on Spring Mountain, traditional style food comparing to Pallette Tea House. Causal vibes and for sure feels like a restaurant for local not a lot of tourist. Service was.decent we had to flag down our waitress for help a few times. But overall it is solid. Saw on the menu.they have live seafood which I want to try next time we are there. read more

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Finally got my dimsum fix. Found this gem while searching for a dimsum place. Located in a convenient location with lots of parking. Service was prompt and the menu had pictures so makes ordering dimsum easier. Love seeing the Pecking duck hanging from the window. Food was fresh and portions were big and enough to share will be back soon. read more

Fortune - Dim Sum Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Dimsum Breakfast in Las Vegas, Nevada... For our first meal during our vacation, I took the group to "Fortune"... I thought the name of the restaurant would be a lucky good start to our adventure together! We arrived when the place first opened. We appreciated the free, shared parking lot and beautiful interior of the place! We were taken to the back room where later, more customers sat with us. Service was okay. It was typical Chinese style... just business efficient. We ordered a variety of food: baked, steamed, and fried. Some items were great - like the custard tarts with flakey crust (I ate two!)... and some were a pass... Example: maybe the shrimp dumplings because the shrimp were chopped up and formed into something like fishcake? However, we all have different opinions. Personally, I didn't care for the chicken bao while our auntie liked the cilantro flavor in that same chicken bao. We all seemed to like the stuffed eggplant, hom sui gok (savory deep fried mochi), and potstickers. I thought that the baked cha siu bao wasn't bad, too! Overall, it was a yummy experience! Just order on the paper ordering sheet with photos and English subtitles. Remember to check the specials and tell the server which ones you'd like! read more

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Food: dim sum E3 - chow mein C3 - steamed pork spareribs C2 - shrimp har gow D4 - sticky rice in lotus leaf E5 - XO sauce radish cake (lobo gao) C10 - spinach dumpling shrimp B10 - steamed bbq pork bun A2 - lotus seed sesame ball Pea shoots garlic (da do miao) Everything tasted very good and fresh. However, I feel the menu is more extensive at Lucky House Seafood. The top reason I would come back is for the Lotus sesame ball as that is very hard to find and I absolutely love this. The other standouts were the spinach dumpling (shrimp) and the xo sauce radish cakes. Service: service was overall ok. They were very attentive with refilling the hot water for tea. However, they said the lotus sesame ball would take a while and then didn't bring it when it was ready. We had to ask after like 20 minutes after all the other food was delivered. Ambiance: very authentic as there were tons of older Cantonese people eating here on a weekday for lunch. They didn't rush us out. read more

Fortune - Spareribs - Dim Sum Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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Stumbled upon this dim sum restaurant during the holidays because New Asian BBQ had an unbelievably long wait list. This place might have been a hidden gem because it looks like a hotspot restaurant. One may not know they actually serve dim sum unless you read Chinese. The restaurant is quite spacious with two dining halls and a BBQ station in the middle. There are also private rooms in the back. They do not have dim sum carts but offer a wide variety of dishes. There were seven of us so we were able to sample many different items. We had Shrimp Dumplings, Shrimp Shumai, Bean Curd Skin Rolls, Chinese Sausage Buns, Baked BBQ Pork Buns, Chicken Feet, Beef Rice Rolls, Egg Tarts, Egg Rolls, Sugar Cane Shrimp, Pan Fried Chive Dumplings, Fried Taro Dumplings, Fried Shrimp Balls, Fried Shrimp Wonton, Sticky Rice in Lotus Leaves, etc. Everything was delicious and piping hot. My favorites were the Sugar Cane Shrimp and the Pan Fried Chive Dumplings. The restaurant was nice and spacious with glass windows showing part of the kitchen. Service was decent and prices were reasonable. This is a solid dim sum restaurant with good and authentic food. read more

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We've been to a few dim sum places in Vegas, so this time we decided to try something new and checked out Fortune Seafood. It's inside a plaza that was pretty empty, nothing else was really open, but once you walk into Fortune Seafood, the space is actually huge. High ceilings, lots of room, seating on both sides, and everything looked clean. There's also a Chinese BBQ section right at the entrance, and that's when we knew we picked the right place. We got there at the perfect time and didn't have to wait at all. The menu is massive and honestly really impressive, especially since we don't have many places like this back in Arizona, so sad. The dim sum menu is split into sections A through E, from the basic stuff to the more fancy dishes. Prices go up as you move through the sections, but it's still pretty reasonable. Obviously, we ordered a little bit from every section. The server was really nice, the food came out super fast, and everything tasted great. Good quality, hot, fresh, and just how dim sum should be. I'm really glad we found this place and tried it. Definitely coming back to try their dinner menu next time. read more

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We usually go to the usual suspects for dim sum whenever we are in Vegas, like Yum Cha and Tim Ho Wan. The dim sums served there are okay. So, for a change, I decided to try a new dim sum restaurant I hadn't been to. I had high hopes for Fortune, which has 4.1 stars and 114 reviews - as of this writing. Regretfully, Fortune didn't quite meet my expectations. Several of the dishes, like Bean Curd Skin Rolls, Har Gow, and Chiu Chow Style Dumplings, came across as bland and relied heavily on added hot sauce and soy sauce to bring out any authentic flavor. While condiments can enhance a meal, they shouldn't be essential to make it enjoyable. The dumpling wrappers were acceptable, though noticeably thicker than usual, giving them a slightly gummy texture rather than the light, delicate bite I was expecting. The shrimp filling was at least succulent, but there was a faint, earthy, almost dirty aftertaste that was hard to ignore and detracted from the overall enjoyment. As for the egg tarts, they were just okay. The crust lacked the flaky, buttery layers that make a great egg tart memorable, and the egg filling tasted a bit diluted instead of rich and custardy. Overall, the food was serviceable, but it fell short in flavor and refinement. With better seasoning, improved textures, and greater attention to ingredient quality, this place could be much better than it is now. read more

Fortune - Har gow and shrimp rice noodles - Dim Sum Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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The server ordered wrong dish and didn't offer to exchange or return until we asked Very bad service. No one came to change our dinning plates read more

Fortune - Server never changed my plate - Dim Sum Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

If you only go to 1 dim sum place in Vegas, this IS the place; Fortune! It sure is a fortune in providing a huge variety of dim sum types but not a fortune on your pocketbook! So many choices with so little time! Service is friendly, excellent and the place is clean. We went in expecting it to be good from the reviews we read but we were blown away. We ordered over 15 different dim's and every single one didn't disappoint. All items are made to order, by hand, by one chef and beautifully presented piping hot to your table. Every item had its own unique flavors and packed with generous amounts of meat, fish, vegetables etc... Their hot chili oil packs a punch and is tops! We wanted to try their famous lobster noodles as they are hand pulled in house but were so full. Saved in the books for next time. However, we did order the walnut shrimp as a carryout and that was really good too. Favorites are hard to pick and list because everything was delicious but here are a few must order: shrimp shumai, steamed chicken bun, shrimp rice noodle, beef rice noodle, fried shrimp ball and pan fried chicken & vegetable dumpling. ** Keep in mind if you go, they only do dim sum until 3pm. So keep track of time as we didn't and missed out on the desert red bean sesame balls. read more

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After being a loyal takeout customer for years- and having enjoyed their dim sum and BBQ dishes in the past- I came back to Fortune recently to try a few new items. Glad I did. The spicy fried crab special was a standout. Great flavor, great texture, and surprisingly addictive. Just a heads up: it's served over a bed of chilies and fried peanuts, so if you have nut allergies, this dish is a definite skip. We also tried the crispy fried noodles (often called Hong Kong-style noodles at other places), and they were a hit with the whole family. We liked them so much we ordered a second plate. I'd give them a very solid 8/10. For reference, the same style at Wynn's Red 8 is a 10/10, but nearly double the cost, so the value here is excellent. One more bonus: Fortune is dog friendly. They let me bring my small lap dog inside without any issue, which was a pleasant surprise and made the visit even more convenient. Overall, still a dependable spot with great BBQ staples and now a few new favorites added to the rotation. read more

Fortune - Spicy crab - Dim Sum Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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Came here for dim sum and dinner on our recent trip to Vegas. As a group from NYC we are quite picky with chinese food. The food there may not be the best we ever had but honestly it wasnt bad at all. The staff was friendly. We like that we were able to get a private room at the restaurant. The dim sum was standard. I think if i had to choose i prefer the dinner food options more than the dim sum. For dinner they had a pumpkin cover in salted duck egg that was so freaking addictive. I can just eat that and be happy. read more

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Feed your fortune at Fortune!!! :) Fortune is one of my fave dim sum spots in town! Items come out piping hot and the color menu with all the pics is a big help since this is not a dim sum cart type of place. You mark the items on the menu and they bring the dim sum delights to you!! In addition to the regular dim sum menu, they have additonal items available such as the lobster noodles and garlic oysters! Yummm!!! The food quality and taste is always consistent! There isn't a dish I don't like here! Their turnip cake (lo bak go) is really good and I am a sucker for their desserts! Their egg custard tarts are delish, which they do run out of so be sure to ask before placing your order! I recently had their ma tai go, which is a water chestnut cake (gelatin with water chestnut pieces in between coconut jello) and it was a perfect way to end dim sum! Not too sweet and refreshing! Service is great and parking is never an issue! Taste the dim sum fortune here!!! read more

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My family wanted to eat athletic Cantonese Chinese food. So we decided to give this restaurant a try. Oh boy! The food was so fresh and delicious. We ordered the steamed flounder. So satisfying. Highly recommended. read more

Had dinner here with the whole family here a couple of weeks ago. There were 12 of us, including 3 kids. We were seated in a large room with a TV, which was great because it kept the kids entertained and busy -- well, sorta. The servers were attentive and accommodating throughout. The place had a nice ambiance and was clean. We ordered lobster noodles, hometown fried rice vermicelli, signature fried rice, crispy skin roast duck (whole), shrimp har gow, shrimp shumai, garlic choy sum, walnut shrimp, sugarcane shrimp, sweet and sour chicken, mongolian beef, and baked sweet cream buns. I wouldn't say it was the best I've had, but everything was good overall. The duck had good flavor, though it wasn't very crispy. The sugarcane shrimp, shrimp shumai, fried rice, mongolian beef were all good. The sweet and sour chicken and walnut shrimp were a little too sweet for me but still enjoyable. I loved their baked sweet cream bun. It didn't have a custard filling like I was expecting but it was still great, especially after I popped the leftover bun in the microwave for a few seconds. I'm actually thinking of going back just to order a few to go. After dinner, the kids played on the claw machine just outside the restaurant (still inside the building), which was a fun way to hang out and chill after eating. Overall, we had a great experience here. read more

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Came here for the Peking duck and was not disappointed! It was juicy and perfectly cooked with tons of flavor. We also got fish with pickled veg and pea shoots, both also with tons of flavor. The service, like any great Asian restaurant, is fast and efficient and the restaurant space itself has the classic lazy Susan's and fresh fish and crab tanks. read more

Fortune - Fish with picked sichuan veg - Dim Sum Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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I was drawn to this place by the fragrance of Peking duck wafting from the front door into my nose; this place did not disappoint. The service was quick and they had 3 entrees out within 10 mins. The quickness of the food delivery did not take away from the quality it was served. Every bite was more delectable than the last. The restaurant itself had a fresh new vibe without losing the traditional touch. read more

Fortune - Peking duck - Dim Sum Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Took my elderly mother for Winter Solstice dinner. Foods are light and delicious! Garlic oysters - 4 large ones- 19.99! The only thing is that It could use a bit more seasoning...Lobster Egg noodles $24 is very tasty. Both of the dishes are in promotion! Definitely worth the value! Sweet and Sour Pork is very delicious! One of the best ones I've ever tasted! Walnut shrimps is another great one, crunchy, crispy and yet light! Not too sweet! It tastes better than some other well known restaurants! Highly recommended! Services are efficient and pleasant. The restaurant has very high ceilings which make you feel spacious. Will return again! read more

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A solid new dim sum place in Chinatown Las Vegas. The food menu was extensive and the prices were very good. Flavors were yummy but I just don't like Chinese food in Vegas too much. Our quick and fast lunch was good enough though! read more

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The restaurant is located inside a tiny plaza. I like the ambiance of the restaurant, very bright and spacious. I actually like how you order your food and they bring them to you, instead of having dim sum carts. Food and service were good. I would definitely come back. read more

The food is standard Cantonese cuisine that is prepared well. None of the dishes were outstanding but none of them were below par. I was not a fan of the tea being served because I am much more familiar with jasmine teas. The service was crisp and efficient as you would expect in a Chinese restaurant located in Chinatown. Not super friendly, but solid execution. The restaurant itself is fairly clean but definitely shows its age. The shopping mall that it resides in is a bit sad looking and might give you pause. Soldiers on and you will find the restaurant is much nicer once you are inside. read more

We think the barbecue meats here are the best in Chinatown. We had the roast pork and the duck. The skin on the roast pork was so crispy and the pieces of roast pork melted in your mouth as you ate it. The duck was very flavorful and so delicious. We dined on a Tuesday night and was surprised by the lack of customers. Their food is tasty and their service is attentive. The spicy wontons are SPICY(!) with a mouth numbing chili sauce. We enjoyed our dinner very much and the prices are competitive with other restaurants in the area. read more

Amazing quality dim sum without a lot of people or a long line! I was pleasantly surprised at how fresh everything was and not greasy at all. My favorite dish shrimp rice noodle/ha cheung fun was sooo good! The lotus sticky rice was full of meat while most places have more rice than meat ratio. The service was quick and everything I've had was really good! read more

Fortune - Ha cheung fun - Dim Sum Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

While hanging out at the nearby Sweet Talk, we saw the signage for Fortune. It appears that Fortune took over the The Noodle Man Spot and also controls the Chubby Boy BBQ side as well. You can enter from the parking lot through the one glass door (which used to the be The Noodle Man entrance) or through the general entrance passing by Sweet Talk, Souperb Wagyu Hot Pot & Grill and Tbaar (which I believes goes by another name now). They offer dim sum during the day, as dim sum should only be a brunch/lunch item. And they have a very extensive Chinese menu, in addition to Chinese BBQ items. We ran into Debbie N. and she told us about their Lobster Noodles specials that she was picking up that day. We ended returning the following week to try this dish. * Lobster Noodles $26.99 - This is a special limited time item and they guarantee one pound of lobster meat. When I was digging through the shells, some appeared empty but I guess they need to do this so they don't give away too much meat when it's a bigger lobster. The noodles were good too. * Garlic Oysters $19.99 for 6 - This was also a special limited time time. Six large mussels baked with loads of garlic. * Crispy Pork Belly $19.99/lb - It's listed on the menu as "Special Braised Pork Belly" but I like to call it Crispy Pork Belly as it's all about the crispy pork skin. This Chinese menu item is always a winner, and beats how other roasted pigs are made. Their version had a lot of fat, which can be a good or bad thing. They serve it with hoisan sauce too. You do need to get a minimum of a pound when ordering this dish, as we attempted to do half and they wouldn't let us. * Red Bean Sago Dessert - This was a surprise as it's complimentary. It's been a long time since I received a complimentary dessert at a Chinese restaurant in Las Vegas. I'm not the biggest fan of red bean personally, but theirs was enjoyable and a nice sweet treat at the end. Service was very efficient - which the servers even refilling our tea cups. They also tried changing our plates midway, but we didn't need to this time. I appreciate that they offered tea when we sat down as it seems tea has become an extra cost at other Chinese establishments. (Growing up, tea was always offered and complimentary when dining at Chinese restaurants. The only place that used to charge was dim sum restaurants, which is expected.) And they serve a very aromatic Jasmine variety. Nice choice. I would love to return to try out their dim sum, although I don't think they use the carts though. They also have a private room with three tables that can hold about 30 people, give or take. read more

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We've been going to Chubby Boy BBQ and watched this dimsum place slowly being built since last year. I made a reservation through Yelp since we went on a Sunday morning but didn't really need it at 11am. However, the place was packed by the time we were done. This place serves dimsum every day until 3pm but without the roving carts. The food came out pretty fast and service was prompt for the most part. Dimsum prices range from $4.58 - $9.99 with a few specials for $3.99 - $4.99. These prices are not bad for Vegas but still higher compared to SoCal. The pork shumai, ham sui kok (deep-fried meat roll), and shrimp paste in tofu were good. The lo mai gai (sticky rice in lotus leaf) was okay but I've had better. I would skip the chicken bun from the specials menu since it had more veggies than chicken in the filling. The crispy noodles with seafood and crispy pork belly were the highlights of our meal. Hopefully, we can go back soon and try the other dishes. read more

Wanted to check out Fortune since I heard it's one of the best dim sum spots. When we first walked in there was no one at the host stand, we stood there for about 15 minutes until someone finally came. After we placed our order we ended up waiting 30 minutes for the food to come out. We're used to dim sum coming out fast at other places, so this was a little frustrating as we only ordered 5 small dishes. The dim sum itself was pretty good though. Overall if you're patient and willing to wait awhile to be greeted and for the food, then I would recommend it. read more

We've been here I don't know, three or four or maybe even five or six times, but the squidlett and her hubs, has never joined us. They were in the mood so we all toodles down there at around 10:30. There were about five tables occupied, which was a bit new for us as we usually get there at opening time and leave before it gets busy. We were seated at a four top and I guess if you follow dim sum tradition and etiquette and don't load the table up at first order it would have been fine. But the table got really crowded, really fast and we had to keep shuffling plates around. The round table with the lazy Susan would have been better, but they naturally wanted to use that for larger parties. Service..... In my opinion not as friendly or as engaging, maybe a bit more rushed. They did put our order ticket down so they could cross off items as they were delivered which was a good idea. I still like their color menu as far as the ordered process goes.... I think a tablet based ordering system would be great at this place. On to the food..... I guess we ordered pretty much the same types of things we always do, hargow's, shumai's, steamed buns, spare-ribs, Lomaigi (sticky rice in lotus leaf), some noodle dishes, shrimp balls in sugar cane, sesame balls , congee etc etc. overall the food was good, not great, the shumai's were a bit dry, the xaio long bao (soup dumplings) were warm, not hot. The congee, was barely warm. I guess overall, it was enjoyable but I definitely think things have changed since they first opened..... maybe just take a step back and reassess..... read more

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Discovered this place through a friend's recommendation. So glad we checked it out because we were pleasantly surprised! On the outside, the restaurant is called "Fortune" but it seems to be an old "Noodle Man" restaurant, or maybe it is a partnership with the "Noodle Man" because the artwork inside and the exit door showed "The Noodle Man". Yet, the receipt said "Chubby Boy BBQ", so either they are all partners in this joint or it has multiple personalities or maybe they just haven't completely changed to one name. Either way, as long as the food is good, whatever they call it is fine with me. :) So the inside has 2 dining areas and the center of the place is a BBQ place where you can see roast ducks and Xa Xiu Pork hanging there like any China Town BBQ joint would have. Maybe this is their "Chubby Boy BBQ"? They also have Soy Sauce chicken, Pork Belly, etc. and you can get half or whole chicken. The Pork Belly (Xa Xiu pork) is per pound. When you are seated, they will give you a menu as well as the Dim Sum menu, where you can visually see the items and you can check mark or put down how many you want per item. The Dim Sum items are per category of A, B, C, D and the pricing will apply to those areas. eg. items in the A category is $, B is $$, C is $$$ and so on. Once ordered, they will print out the items you ordered and give you that list. As they bring out the ordered items, they will cross that off the list. This system is quite neat because there is no misunderstanding of what was ordered, what has been brought out and what is still "outstanding" till they bring them to your table. It's very efficient and transparent, which I really appreciated. The Food: You can see the quality of the food here which is pleasantly and thankfully very good! We were very pleased that everything looked really fresh and very tasty. Definitely a step above other dim sum places we have had. The staff is very friendly, very quick to respond to you. They were jammed packed for a Sunday lunch time and the staff was running around like crazy. Despite how busy and chaotic things were, they seemed to have managed very well and were quick to respond to tables calling/waving them down. They were very friendly and courteous, unlike most Chinese restaurants where cracking a smile or a friendly look would have been uncalled for. The dining areas are very clean, though, and the decor is nice, not overly done. Overall, a very nice, clean look. The majority of the patrons are Chinese, so that is very telling cuz Chinese patrons are some of the hardest patrons when it comes to services and food quality. lol The bathroom could use some attention but maybe because of the lunch rush, it wasn't as kept up. Definitely a step above other Dim Sum places. Other places are like a Walmart of Dim Sum, this places is like a department store Dim Sum, like Kohl's or Macy's. Glad we found this place and will come back for sure. read more

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Food? Delicious. Service? Terrible! I made a reservation, which was meaningless because it's the same live name and party number system used at every other Cantonese dim sum place. So if you see tons of reservations available, know that it's actually likely going to be busy and you're going to have to wait. That said, the reason you'll have to wait is because the food is pretty good. But back to the bad service: nobody would talk to me about the reservation (the hostess squinted at my phone like the reservation system was foreign to her) or our table unless I chased them down, and then after we were seated, it took a very long time for them to take our order, they missed a couple of things on our dim sum sheet, and the food took sooo long to come out, some of it way longer than the rest, so you'd get one or two dishes every ten minutes, even though by the time we sat down, the lunch rush was over. But it *was* fresh and delicious. So maybe come for a very leisurely meal? Also, they asked us what kind of tea we wanted when we sat down, but they actually charge for the tea. Best dishes: -vegetable dumplings -braised beef tripe -shrimp on eggplant -chive dumplings -broccoli with garlic read more

Stopped by for a quick, light dinner before a flight because we were missing good, authentic Chinese food, and this place definitely delivered. First of all, the restaurant is nicely decorated with good lighting and very clean. Complimentary jasmine tea was honestly quite good, as far as complimentary teas in Chinese restaurants go. We tried their take on sour/spicy fish, which was less spicy and sour than the versions I'm used to but no less delicious (and the broth was good enough to drink, when normally you can't really do that). I will say I wish they gave more fish, but the fish was super fresh and tender. We also tried the oysters, which were enormous (genuinely some of the largest oysters I've ever seen) and very meaty. Owners also seemed very nice. Definitely a solid contender if you're looking for good Chinese food in Vegas; would recommend. read more

Fortune - Dim Sum Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

If you're looking for really good Chinese food that's off the strip (and more affordable) this is a great place to head to in Chinatown! The staff were super friendly and the food was delicious. A local recommended this place to us. Plus, as an Asian person myself, when you see a lot of Asians in an Asian restaurant then it's usually a good place to check out. They started us with a complimentary dish of seasoned cucumbers and we added the lobster noodles that happened to be on special! Both were amazing! We also had the house fried rice, oysters, mushrooms and some kind of greens and a half crispy duck! All were so good! Aside from the lobster noodle (with real lobster) the duck was my favorite! So flavorful, tender and juicy!! And they ended the meal with a sweet red bean soup for dessert. All wonderful! And again, the staff was great!! I bookmarked this place so we can come back again!! read more

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Let me start by saying my opinion is based on my experience with growing up with the luxury of having a child hood Chinese family that I was exposed to extremely authentic cantonese Chinese food Having said that I've come to the realization when I do dine in somewhat authentic Asian restaurants if you are not Asian, I don't get the same service or quality of food that's based on my own experience . This has been my experience several occasions The food was extremely fresh. I wasn't too impressed. The service was mediocre. The restaurant was open with the nice decor. With the hundreds of selections in Chinatown, it's hard to choose the perfect one In my opinion, it was OK nothing mouthwatering breathtaking or worth another visit again this is just my personal opinion read more

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Friendly staff, pretty clean. Authentic Chinese food. Been here for dim sum and dinner and service is always great! Definitely deserves the recognition it deserves! read more

Really solid dim sum. Large, spacious and not busy at 2pm on a Thursday. Shrimp rice roll - thin shiny noodles, shrimp was on the small side but perfectly cooked. Pan fried shrimp chive dumplings - so meaty and juicy. Haw gao - status quo. Not the best, not the worst. Chicken feet - I've had better. It was on the dry side. Spare ribs - I love all the tendon and funky pieces. You can see and hear the wok going off in the kitchen and see that the chefs are all Chinese. Everyone eating was also Chinese, so that's always a good sign. We'll be back to try the dinner menu. read more

Fortune - Pan fried shrimp and chive dumplings - Dim Sum Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

authentic tasting, clean place, well behaved polite servers!!! be back and bring friends from oot read more

The foods are soooo good! No.1 service My favorite Cantonese restaurant! Roasted duck the best read more

Fortune - Dim Sum Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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