Yet another great meal at LaLa. The Mongolian Beef is the best. Still no BBQ pork. Too bad…read more Replaced by sweet and sour pork to please the Walmart folks. Shame on you LaLa! But we also had the spicy cucumber and the Papaya Salad. The best ever!!!

The two of us arrived about 15 minutes early for a 5pm reservation and despite there being several…read moreempty tables, we were told we couldn't be seated. We waited outside the restaurant and after the 15 minutes had elapsed, we noticed the same tables were still unoccupied. From the moment we were seated our server, Silva, seemed intent on turning the table as quickly as possible. This was truly strange as there were four open tables during the hour we spent there. She came to the table THREE TIMES to ask us to order; when we did order, the entrees came out within 10 minutes and the appetizer was served after the mains. The food was absolutely terrible. The Beef Pho was flavorless, there were 4 pieces of overcooked beef (literally like leather) and not a hint of spices, no ginger, onion, nothing that gives pho its depth of flavor. For $26.88 it was a watered down bowl of noodles. The Garlic Shrimp Fried Rice ($24.88) was just as disappointing. It was so dry that we asked for spicy mayo after the soy sauce on the table failed to revive it. (The teeny tiny condiment cup came half-filled with the spicy mayo, which didn't improve the taste of the rice anyway.) The Crab Rangoon appetizer (served 10 minutes after our mains) tasted like every Crab Rangoon you'd get in any Chinese restaurant but at $14.88 this was considerably more expensive. Hot tea and a diet soda were $6 each and yes, we realize this is Vegas and everything is obscenely expensive, but this place was very overpriced for the quality of the food we received. As someone who has worked as a server I can state that there was no excuse, nor any reason, for our server to rush us through our meal. As I said, there were empty tables when we were seated that remained empty during the hour we were there. Our server came to our table SIX TIMES after we were served our food to ask us if everything was ok. Her behavior was unprofessional, rude and contributed to the miserable experience we had at this restaurant.

This setup is similar to Panda Express, but PE is much better…read more First of all, Panda really fills up your dish, Panda Asian doesn't. Rightly so because they don't count on repeat customers as much. I found one peanut in my Kung Pow. The chaw main was good but the fried rice needed some work. Orange chicken too orangey. Over all it wasn't worth $19.00. They should raise prices and give better food and better portions.

not bad everything here is pricy . I ordered one entree which is fried rice and ginger chicken .Our…read morebill $21.17.Food was ok even though they make it fresh. Was craving for rice and chicken it satisfied my hunger .This is inside MGM grand food court .

I almost skipped this place because of a few questionable reviews, but I'm glad I didn't. I was in…read morethe mood for ramen, and this place was terrific. The ramen with pork belly was filling, flavorful, and delicious. I also had the spicy cucumber salad, which was interesting and really good. I thought the portions were generous, and by Vegas standards, the prices were reasonable. I'll definitely be back.

Great service, but the food is lackluster, and overpriced for even Vegas standards given the…read moreportions. The ginger scallion noodles were good, but they're $30 before adding any meat. We did the spicy shrimp, which were seasoned well, but for $12 we got 4 shrimp which seems a little outrageous. I wasn't a huge fan of the pork belly bun, it lacked flavor and the belly was too fatty. It's a decent option if there's nothing else, but I wouldn't go out of my way for this spot and there are better Asian restaurants around.

ACE Dragon Wok is a fabulous restaurant located inside Treasure Island and the garage has FREE…read moreparking. You'll find them on the casino floor and if you go left from Golden Circle Sports Bar, they're at the former spot of Las Vegas Yacht Club seafood restaurant. Inside is a lively atmosphere and very spacious, has elegant Japanese style latern and modern decor. You can dine at the bar or table, and there's ample seating. Soft opening was on September 1, 2025. They had their grand opening on October 3, 2025, the same day when they had their liquor license. They offer sake, wine, beer, and san miguel. Menu has a great selection of starters, soup, premiums, house specialty, tofu dish, noodle stir fry, noodle soup, fried rice, desserts and beverages. The Wor Wonton Soup ($18) is excellent and incredibly delicious! Soup broth is nicely seasoned and flavorful, has four big portions of pork & shrimp wontons, tender chicken, succulent shrimp, bok choy, shiitake mushrooms and carrots, it usually includes beef but I ask to omit, and I love how they're able to accommodate. It's so nice to meet Anthony, he's VP, and came by to my table to check in, asked how everything was, he's very welcoming and personable. I also met the head chef, Eduardo, he was the one who prepared the soup, it's superb! I wish more people know about this fantastic restaurant. Not a lot of people know about this hidden gem. Everyone in the staff is kind and accommodating, including Juan, he gave helpful directions where to find them. The dining area is immaculate, has high ceiling, and table seating can accommodate up to 250 people. This is not a traditional Chinese restaurant. Ace Dragon Wok primarily focus on guest curated experiences, and can customize any order especially for dietary needs for vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free. The chef is well versed in Pan-Asian inspired cuisines, and everything is customizable to the region of preference, such as Malaysian, Indonesian, Tawainese, Japanese (excluding sushi), Filipino, Thai, Cantonese, Mandarin, Vietnamese, and Korean. This is all based on reservation, a minimum of two hours advance notice is needed before opening to allow the chef adequate time to prepare a customization menu. They also make their own five spice and chili oil. Service from Joaquin, Anthony, and Juan is very kind, welcoming, attentive, and friendly! Joaquin recommends to try Malay Curry Lime Salmon, it's a spicy dish but they can modify to make it not spicy which is great!

A new place inside TI aka Treasure Island. My friends and I tried it out. We were greeted and…read moreseated right away A server brought us water and took our drinks orders. Another server came by to take our food orders. The venue is clean, modern and tastefully decorated in an Eastern Asian decor, black and red. Plenty of tables. When we first entered you'll see a full bar and a lounge area. To the right is where the hostess will greet you. Service is great. The menu is extensive. Lots of delicious looking options. We had duck fried rice which was my favorite and the seafood with crispy noodles which has a gravy like sauce that will soften the crispy noodles. My friends enjoyed the fried bass lathered with savory and sweet fruits and veggies. The jackfruit is delicious! We also had medium rare steak that were sliced and lathered with sauce. It was tender and juicy. The chef gave us a bonus surprise which were the wok fried lobster tails. Thank you Chef AJ and Ace Dragon Wok team for the delicious food and warm welcome!

The food was like yummy mall quality food but not worth the visit unless you having starving kids…read moreand a starving family. This food court it tucked away really far into the hotel and hard to find. The prices are beyond outrageous to a point where you cannot afford a "cheap" dinner. The orange chicken, rice, and noodles had good flavor. They were so greasy that the grease soaked through the containers and made a pool of grease onto the table. This chicken was not crispy enough. But the flavors were find. I enjoyed the noodles. The portions were not bad, but should have given double for the price. Would only be back if my child wanted orange chicken and we were too tired to walk down the street to Panda like on this night.

Don't go here it's better to starve, to many other places to go other than here. High price small…read moreservings and dry and over cooked food. Thank goodness the steamed rice was edible

Food was awful. Noodles were bland, and we were given the last pieces of beef and broccoli. I will…read morenever go back.

POOR MAN'S PANDA EXPRESS…read more I went to Vegas during the second weekend of October. On my final day before heading to the airport for my flight to OAK, I had a quick dinner at this place as I wanted some cheap Chinese food. I ordered fried rice along with kung pao chicken and sweet and sour pork. I could only finish half the items I ordered because I felt bloated due to the heavy kung pao chicken and sweet and pork with the stale fried rice. In a sense the title of my review is how I felt eating my last meal on my Vegas trip.

Always great service and food. Staff must be treated well…read moreas they always seem like friends and it impacts the customer interactions.

If you love Korean food- go here!!!! I had an epic experience at Best Friend. Definitely get a…read morereservation, place gets packed. 1000% order the chicken wings from the appetizer menu. I am willing to travel all the way back to Las Vegas JUST for those wings. No joke. The galbi ribs were also out of this world. Music was vibing with a live dj, our server was hilarious. And the drinks were strong enough that my friend got lost coming back from the bathroom. It's a blast. 10/10

Best experience I've had in a long time ! 10/10…read more Loved everything about this place, from the entrance and interior to the service. The atmosphere is super trendy and upscale and the quality of the food matches the prices. I ordered the Catch Roll, 10oz Filet and Lobster Mash! All amaazinggg ! The steak was so juicy and tender, cooked perfectly. The mashed potatoes were soo creamy and beyond flavorful. The sushi was fresh and easily one of the highlights of the meal. Overall, everything tasted top tier and the presentation was beautiful. Would definitely come back.

Enormous disappointment…read more We were so looking forward to our meal here. I'm in my "seafood period" right now and I was excited at the potential I saw in the menu here. It's beautiful. But you no doubt know that from all of the Insta pics. Plan on some extra time to allow all of the wannabe influencers that are staging photo shoots at the entrance, which is famously decked out in fake flowers and pretty vignettes. It's all downhill from there. We were about 10 minutes early for our 5:30 reservation and the hostess told us she would seat us "closer to our reservation time". OK. That is sort of unusual since the restaurant seemed empty but sure. 5:30 came and went. We went back up to the hostess stand... apparently there was some shift change that was holding things up. Again, that's OK. But there was an attitude about it all that wasn't very friendly. We were shown to our table soon and it was a nice curvy booth. We both noticed pretty quickly that the music is too loud. That makes everyone have to talk loudly so you will be surrounded by tables of people yelling at each other. Our server seemed distinctly unimpressed that we didn't order any alcohol. You could see the moment he lost interest in us. When my partner asked about the chicken he sort of menu shamed us. We ordered expensive food so his attitude was unnecessary and he did warm up a bit after that. I had the seafood tower for one. This is $68 a person. When they put it in front of me, I was honestly confused. I couldn't hear a thing our server was saying over the loud music so I missed his descriptions of the items. There was something so bizarre on this seafood tower - something that looked like an oyster shell full of whipped cream. What in the world? Oh it's so much worse than that. To my horror, I tried it and found this is some sort of absolutely foul lemongrass cream or some nonsense like that. It was an enormous amount of it - a full mouthful and at the bottom of the shell was supposedly an oyster. I didn't find it and I wouldn't want to eat an oyster that had been sitting in that offensive pool. Wow. That is so amazingly bad. Nowhere on the menu do they warn you what they are going to do to your oysters. It's truly appalling - so bad in fact that I just had to say something to the waiter. He seemed surprised but I don't buy it. This cannot be popular. Anyway, rant over. The rest of the seafood tower was just OK. The lobster was tiny and not super fresh. The shrimp were sort of "meh" but the hit surprisingly was the scallop ceviche... very nice and bright. Note there is no bread either offered or on the menu. Felt weird. It's needed. For our main course, my partner got the filet mignon and a side lobster tail. His lobster was also of the "wee" variety and a bit tough. Steak was nice though and cooked as requested. I had the Truffle Mushroom with Spaghetti and added the jumbo shrimp. This was also terrible. I thought I liked truffles - but I bit into something in this dish that again I can only describe as foul. And the sauce was just too much and overwhelming. I ate about three bites and just gave up. We spent about $260 before tip. With no drinks. This was a pretty stunningly bad meal.

It's a no brainer…read more If you can appreciate this type of Asian cuisine, you'll love it here. Nice service from beginning to end. Aesthetically pretty and so clean. The Mongolian beef was WOW. The fried rice with shrimp cooked to perfection. The shrimp tempura appetizers did not disappoint. One lychee martini was enough and delicious. I was too full but wanted to order the kung pao shrimp and I didn't. (I just couldn't lol) But- yes! I'll be back asap! And you better believe I'm ordering that kung pao shrimp first! I expected Noodles Restaurant to be good but not this good. Hope yall enjoying your spring break.

On a somewhat busy Wednesday night, we waited about 2 hours for our turn at noodles. I've never…read morebeen to a pan asian restaurant on the strip before but friends and family wanted to have some asian food before they headed off to the concert nearby. As a self proclaimed asian food snob, I think this place falls into the jack of all trades category, since the customer demographic is wide and varied, they'd want a place that would have a little bit of everything rather than a specialty place known for one thing. We ordered the following: oriental fried rice / soy fry flat rice noodles / mixed vegetables sauteed in garlic / hainan chicken rice / roast duck noodle soup /xo green bean All of which are a good entry level dishes towards authentic asian food. Even taking into account the hike in prices by being on the strip, I think it's slightly overpriced for the wait we had to go through. Upon entering, it gives a nice upscale/casual asian cafe aesthetic going for it. The aesthetic is clean, opulent and simple.

Wow! Fast and reasonable! Shakes are yummy and burger was…read moregreat! Convenient in the promenade!

The in and out burger located in the linq promenade is super busy however they get you in and out…read morefairly quickly Be prepared to wait in a line and for food and difficulty finding a seat . However the food / burger was delicious tasted like real food . The fries by them selves are meh . But with the animal fries ( added cheese and cooked onions ) it was good . Overall great place to eat for Less and quick in Vegas