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Mr. ChopStix

4.0 (546 reviews)
ModerateChinese, Thai
Open 11:00 am - 12:30 AM (Next day)
Updated 2 weeks ago

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Moderate noise
Casual
Good for kids
Good for groups

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02/28/2025 - Menu
Teri C.

I had passed by Mr. Chopstix many times but just assumed it was your typical Chinese restaurant that catered to western audiences - orange chicken, kung pao chicken, sweet and sour chicken etc. (They actually do offer all three of those dishes for those who so desire it.) I definitely was not expecting the offerings they had. The name alone just sounds cheesy. The Husband had looked over the menu and mentioned quite a few things that surprised me, so off we went. What a shock to see the variety of Northern Szchewan Chinese dishes offered! Since it was just the two of us, we couldn't order as much as we wanted. But did end up with this. * Lamb Skewers $2.69 each - We always love a good lamb skewer and this one did not disappoint. * Stir-fried Spicy Shredded potato $14.99 - Shredded potatoes are such a simple dish but we can't help but order it whenever we see it on the menu. * Spicy Pork Wontons $9.99 - These were plump dumplings with a nice chili oil. * Dry chili chicken $17.99 - This dish was only average. I guess the Husband was expecting something else but it was okay. It had a nice flavor and all, but there are probably other dishes that aligned better with our taste buds. Service was okay. I was initially given a fork (no chopsticks) with my place setting. The Husband commented on that, as we noticed other diners got chopsticks instead. I mean, it is called Mr. Chopstix! I guess my Chineseness wasn't showing through today. Nonetheless, we'll probably be back as there are quite a few dishes to try.

The nastiest Mongolian Beef I've ever had in my life

$20.58 for the the nastiest "Mongolian beef" I've ever had in my life.. Majority of this is onions. Air pudding would've tasted better than this.

Tommy J.

We arrived about 30 minutes before closing. After looking at yelp, I couldn't wait to try the beef roll. The pictures of all the food look really awesome. [[HIGHLIGHT]]There was no one in the restaurant. We were the only patrons.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The waiter asked us if we wanted anything to drink. And then asked us what we wanted to order. I let him know that it was our first time in there, and that we needed some time to read the menu. I really like this menu as the pictures are very large. There is a disclaimer on the menu that the dishes may not look exactly the way they are in the picture... That was a bit strange to read lol. In retrospect, I can tell you, the dishes are really big and we really over ordered. Once all of the food arrived, I told the waiter we were unfamiliar with the new size. He laughed and said he could tell because we ordered so many different items. Seven items for three people... What we ordered: Spicy pork wonton Beef roll Chicken fried rice Pan fried potstickers Lamb skewers Szechuan eggplant with chicken Honey, walnut shrimp The food started arriving fairly quickly since we were the only people there. The beef roll, was a bit dry. Another interesting part of the beef was the pancake was hot, but the beef was cold. I asked for dipping sauce, he said they were sauce, rolled up in it. It was just too dry. The walnut shrimp is probably the best walnut shrimp I've ever had. my son enjoyed the fried rice. I didn't really get to eat it as I filled up on the spicy wonton and lamb skewers. The eggplant was definitely good also. All in all, food was average to good. Service was good. And the price was good.

Wil Y.

Grabbed some lunch with the family. Foid and service was pretty good overall. Got a couple of the $13.99 lunch specials and a few other things. Pricing is decent and comparable to others. Worth trying again.

Fried rice
Kathi L.

Ordered shrimp and pork fried rice $25 for four pieces of shrimp. Rice is decent in flavor but not for the price.

Hot and sour soup and beef roll
Andrea W.

[[HIGHLIGHT]]Excellent food, quaint, cozy atmosphere, and wonderful service![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Most delicious Chinese food in Las Vegas!!!

Really good food!
Rosario C.

We had lunch time with my family, all the food is wonderful, we all love it! They had lucky draw ending the meal, we got 20 dollars off when we coming next time! ! Great experience!

Spicy pork wonton
Tammy J.

This place was empty when we arrived for dinner. We were seated right away, my husband,son & I. Looked over the menu decided to order. Chicken fried rice, potstickers-pork, lamb skewers,szechuan eggplant,honey walnut shrimp, famous beef roll,& spicy pork wonton. I think we over ordered! It was definitely a lot of food! I liked everything, the spicy pork wonton was more spicy than I could take. The fried rice was average, the honey walnut shrimp was yummy! The beef roll was good, but strange that it was hot and cold at the same time. Eggplant was a bit on the spicy side. The service was ok, it was definitely a slow night. [[HIGHLIGHT]]No energetic vibe here![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] They are a bit on the pricey side, the portions were large, we took a lot home.

House Chow Mein with beef
Mai L.

I stumbled upon this place after I had a bad experience trying to order from a different place over the phone. I was able to easily order online with this place. I ordered exactly what I would've at the other place since I was craving specific things. I got confirmation of about 15 minutes before order was ready. I headed over and it's in a plaza so easy to find parking. I was greeted right when I walked in and headed towards the host stand/register. I let him know I was there for pick up and he said about 10 more minutes. I was able to pay and it actually only took 5 more minutes. I ordered the chili oil dumplings. You get to choose between 4 different stuffings. I chose pork and cabbage. Then I got the house chow mein - also with choices of protein. I got beef. The portion was huge on the chow mein. It was really good. I added a packet of soy sauce and it was perfect. I ate almost the whole thing in one sitting. The chili oil dumplings were spicy and seasoned well. They were in a pool of chili oil. Very good!! I'm glad I found this place. They were friendly and urgent and made sure their customers were taken care of. They also have an open kitchen so it was fun to watch the hustle while I waited.

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Best Chinese food in the area you can watch them make it fresh. Everything is amazing.

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The food was amazing and would definitely go again. Beef noodle soup portions were amazing as well- the noodles were so long and filling!

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Great authentic Chinese restaurant off the strip. Service is good also. Highly recommend this place!

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Are they open or not I can't get anyone on the phone and don't want to make the drive there for no reason?

Not sure when this question was asked but they are open during their usual open times not sometimes don't answer the phone for some reason. Only happened to me once or twice out of dozens of times calling.

Are there vegan options?

I'm not sure about vegan options,yet,forgive me, there are some vegetarian items on the menu,such as vegetable dumplings,spicy potatoes salad,ect.There was no specific category of vegan dishes. However,right next door there is a vegan sandwich shop… 

What are the pan fried buns & the wontons filled with?

A wonder variety of meats and veggies. The pulled pork is awesome.

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Lotus of Siam

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We've visited Lotus of Siam twice, and while a few dishes were hit or miss, the overall experience…read morewas enjoyable. On our first visit, we started with the fried chicken wontons. They were crispy and flavorful, but had very little chicken filling. The vegetable tom kha was disappointing--it was too watery and tangy and lacked the creamy coconut flavor I expected. The Panang curry, however, was excellent--rich, creamy, well-spiced, and full of flavor. We ended the meal with the mango sticky rice, which was absolutely delicious and a must-try. Since it was a hot day, we also ordered lemonade, but it tasted more like chilled water and wasn't anything special. On our second visit, we tried the chicken satay, which was juicy, tender, and very flavorful. The Thai tea was just okay, but the chicken khao soi and chicken larb were both absolutely delicious and must-tries. The khao soi was rich and comforting, while the larb was fresh, spicy, and packed with flavor. The service was exceptional on both visits. The staff was attentive, knowledgeable, and made the experience even better. One important tip: make a reservation, because the wait times can be quite long, especially during busy hours. Overall, Lotus of Siam has some real standouts. I would definitely return for the Panang curry, chicken khao soi, chicken larb, and mango sticky rice.

Lotus of Siam is a Thai restaurant with multiple locations in Las Vegas, including this one on…read moreFlamingo Road minutes from the Vegas Strip. It's a casual spot, family-owned, and known for introducing Americans to Northern Thai cuisine. The sai oua ($24) was a Northern style sausage with a bit of spice and lots of herbaceousness. The garlic prawns ($36) are a popular dish which were fried but contained both the meat and the shell; it was garlicky, crispy, and had good flavor. The drunken noodles ($21) were on the sweeter side and not spicy at all. The khao soi ($22) was also on the sweeter side and was coconut-y. I typically see braised chicken meat in khao soi but this one came with the same kind of thinly-sliced meat seen in the drunken noodles and other stir fries. For drinks, the espresso martini ($17) was good. The thai tea was a bit watered down and had less sugar than normal, even for someone who likes drinks with less sweetness. Even though it's a huge space, I recommend making reservations ahead of time. It might have a significant importance but I've had better Thai restaurants.

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