As this was only used as a drop-in snack visit to sample their starters and their Peking duck, there is not that much to write on this restaurant, except to say that if you are staying in the Wynn and are a fan of Chinese food then this simply has to be done. It would be worth doing even if you were not staying here as the glitz and design of the... More
As this was only used as a drop-in snack visit to sample their starters and their Peking duck, there is not that much to write on this restaurant, except to say that if you are staying in the Wynn and are a fan of Chinese food then this simply has to be done. It would be worth doing even if you were not staying here as the glitz and design of the place is reassuringly way over what is the norm (down to the gold-plated cutlery) and a spectacle to see and the food was genuinely very good. Delicate care was obviously taken to make the dishes crispy and light and there was clear refinement in all the sauces tried. I definitely left here with a huge smile and although it may not be the only Michelin starred Chinese eatery in Las Vegas, you will struggle to find one that is more opulent and with such tasty dishes at the same time.
Food Grade: 77%
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