The food, service, alcohol, and atmosphere were great. I’m not sure why others give this restaurant bad ratings. I had an absolutely terrific experience.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jake Hurst
Food was absolutely disgusting mainly the filet and overpriced however the service was good but the staff continually tried to upsell us on more food than we needed. Very much disappointed and will not recommend this to friends or family.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 4
WHATSGRIT ?
Sat at the bar after a long day. And was greeted by the most friendly and helpful waiter Kekoa and Bryan! They were so patience with all my questions, since this was my first time visiting Mr.Chow. Bryan provided great recommendations. The food was great and the atmosphere was such a beautiful vibe! Note! Every 30 minutes the ceiling has a show. A must visit stop in Vegas!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Maximum Burger
Solid chicken satay. Brags about views that aren’t there, slow, expensive
Albert Therese
Not the best Mr. Chows location. Food was ok. We always order the same thing at every location.-chicken satay-shrimp fried rice-fiery beef-walnut shrimp-vermicelli with lobsterLychee martini
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Chicken Satay, Crispy Beef
ElsaR
Very disappointed with our dinner. Ordered the duck and it never arrived. The plates where never changed between appetizers and entrees. Got the rice while we were still eating our appetizers. Love Mr. chow and have been to all of them, but the Las Vegas restaurant is the worst one. Would not recommend it and will not be coming back.
Steve Hansen
Favorite restaurant in Vegas. Great service and food every time we come here.
We popped into Mr. Chow in Las Vegas to try their dinner offerings. We kicked off with appetizers like the Chicken Satay and the vegetarian-style potstickers. While the chicken satay was a hit, I could've done without the vegetarian potstickers, to be honest. Perhaps a different filling would have suited my taste better. The ambiance was decent, although a bit bright for a dinner setting, and the restaurant was quite empty when we arrived for our 6 o'clock reservation. Finding the place amidst Caesars Palace wasn't a breeze, but we managed to arrive safely for dinner. For our main courses, we opted for the seabass with steamed rice and the Gambler Duckling with sautéed string beans.The food was delightful, absolutely no complaints there. The service was attentive as well. Would I consider returning? Possibly, though I wouldn't feel compelled to hurry back, especially with so many other dining options available on the Strip.The price is on the higher side, so make sure you're prepared for that. However, the portions are generous--you'll likely end up with leftovers, to the point where you might be seeking someone to share them with if you're just visiting.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Jacob Ps4
Horrible
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
LizzyG16
Food was blah. Servers rushed us even though the place was empty. Wine was not chilled properly and oddly they weren't trying to keep our glasses full. We were a party of 5 and when we got into the restaurant there was one other table of 5 - right next to us - and a table of 2 across the way. Overally super overrated.
Tables are situated very close to each other, a bit claustrophobic and seemingly conversations are for everyone around you. If that's your vibe, then cool...food was simple, flavorful to bland, but fresh and nice prepared. Lychee fir dessert was the topper to a nice evening. Be prepared to spend $100-$150 pp.
Jacob Ngo
Very disappointed, Good atmosphere but horrible food I’ve had better food at the at Safeway deli, The lobster shumai was 40 dollars, the quality was bad and the quantity was small. Payed 700$, this place proves that just because a restaurant is fancy and expensive does not mean it’s good.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 4
JaimieY
We were a party of 8 women looking for a really fun evening. The server that took our drink order was not very pleasant. We almost felt like we were bothering her by our order (it wasn't a difficult one). Next up, our "Captain" was a really nice guy however we felt like he steered us in the wrong direction of how to order. We were told we had 2 options: a 2 course meal with 4 apps & 4 entrees or a 3 course with 4 apps, 3 entrees and a whole peeking duck. We went with the 2 course meal and it was enough food for a party of 12!!! The unfortunate part was we were staying at another hotel and none of us had a refrigerator to store the leftovers in. We decided to make lemons into lemonade and gifted our leftovers to a homeless person we tracked down on the strip after our meal. I really would have been much more appreciated if our "Captain" told us 2-3 apps and 2-3 entrees would have been more than enough! Not sure I would recommend Mr. Chow to anyone and with all the other restaurant options in Vegas, I likely will not be returning in the future.
Kgood
We always love to come to Mr Chow. Tonight the food was fantastic as usual. However the music was louder than normal and the restaurant was extremely hot and stuffy which distracted from our experience.
MalcolmG
Feel like the food has slipped here. Had dinner at Wazuzu in the encore and thought the food was better. The ambiance is still great, but I've gone back many times over the years for the food, and this year it just wasn't as good as I remembered.
The food, service, alcohol, and atmosphere were great. I’m not sure why others give this restaurant bad ratings. I had an absolutely terrific experience.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Food was absolutely disgusting mainly the filet and overpriced however the service was good but the staff continually tried to upsell us on more food than we needed. Very much disappointed and will not recommend this to friends or family.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 4
Sat at the bar after a long day. And was greeted by the most friendly and helpful waiter Kekoa and Bryan! They were so patience with all my questions, since this was my first time visiting Mr.Chow. Bryan provided great recommendations. The food was great and the atmosphere was such a beautiful vibe! Note! Every 30 minutes the ceiling has a show. A must visit stop in Vegas!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Solid chicken satay. Brags about views that aren’t there, slow, expensive
Not the best Mr. Chows location. Food was ok. We always order the same thing at every location.-chicken satay-shrimp fried rice-fiery beef-walnut shrimp-vermicelli with lobsterLychee martini
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Chicken Satay, Crispy Beef
Very disappointed with our dinner. Ordered the duck and it never arrived. The plates where never changed between appetizers and entrees. Got the rice while we were still eating our appetizers. Love Mr. chow and have been to all of them, but the Las Vegas restaurant is the worst one. Would not recommend it and will not be coming back.
Favorite restaurant in Vegas. Great service and food every time we come here.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Beijing Duck, Steamed Sea Bass
We popped into Mr. Chow in Las Vegas to try their dinner offerings. We kicked off with appetizers like the Chicken Satay and the vegetarian-style potstickers. While the chicken satay was a hit, I could've done without the vegetarian potstickers, to be honest. Perhaps a different filling would have suited my taste better. The ambiance was decent, although a bit bright for a dinner setting, and the restaurant was quite empty when we arrived for our 6 o'clock reservation. Finding the place amidst Caesars Palace wasn't a breeze, but we managed to arrive safely for dinner. For our main courses, we opted for the seabass with steamed rice and the Gambler Duckling with sautéed string beans.The food was delightful, absolutely no complaints there. The service was attentive as well. Would I consider returning? Possibly, though I wouldn't feel compelled to hurry back, especially with so many other dining options available on the Strip.The price is on the higher side, so make sure you're prepared for that. However, the portions are generous--you'll likely end up with leftovers, to the point where you might be seeking someone to share them with if you're just visiting.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Horrible
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Food was blah. Servers rushed us even though the place was empty. Wine was not chilled properly and oddly they weren't trying to keep our glasses full. We were a party of 5 and when we got into the restaurant there was one other table of 5 - right next to us - and a table of 2 across the way. Overally super overrated.
Restaurantji Recommends
Tables are situated very close to each other, a bit claustrophobic and seemingly conversations are for everyone around you. If that's your vibe, then cool...food was simple, flavorful to bland, but fresh and nice prepared. Lychee fir dessert was the topper to a nice evening. Be prepared to spend $100-$150 pp.
Very disappointed, Good atmosphere but horrible food I’ve had better food at the at Safeway deli, The lobster shumai was 40 dollars, the quality was bad and the quantity was small. Payed 700$, this place proves that just because a restaurant is fancy and expensive does not mean it’s good.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 4
We were a party of 8 women looking for a really fun evening. The server that took our drink order was not very pleasant. We almost felt like we were bothering her by our order (it wasn't a difficult one). Next up, our "Captain" was a really nice guy however we felt like he steered us in the wrong direction of how to order. We were told we had 2 options: a 2 course meal with 4 apps & 4 entrees or a 3 course with 4 apps, 3 entrees and a whole peeking duck. We went with the 2 course meal and it was enough food for a party of 12!!! The unfortunate part was we were staying at another hotel and none of us had a refrigerator to store the leftovers in. We decided to make lemons into lemonade and gifted our leftovers to a homeless person we tracked down on the strip after our meal. I really would have been much more appreciated if our "Captain" told us 2-3 apps and 2-3 entrees would have been more than enough! Not sure I would recommend Mr. Chow to anyone and with all the other restaurant options in Vegas, I likely will not be returning in the future.
We always love to come to Mr Chow. Tonight the food was fantastic as usual. However the music was louder than normal and the restaurant was extremely hot and stuffy which distracted from our experience.
Feel like the food has slipped here. Had dinner at Wazuzu in the encore and thought the food was better. The ambiance is still great, but I've gone back many times over the years for the food, and this year it just wasn't as good as I remembered.