We had an amazing dining experience! Every dish we ordered was absolutely delicious, and the quality exceeded our expectations. From the fresh lobster and perfectly roasted pork to the tender beef, flavorful vegetables, and crispy fried dishes, everything was cooked to perfection and beautifully presented. It was one of those meals where every plate was a favorite, and there wasn't a single dish we didn't enjoy. What made the experience even better was our server, Yin. Yin was incredibly friendly, attentive, and made sure our table was well taken care of throughout the entire meal. Our drinks were always refilled, empty plates were cleared promptly, and Yin checked on us regularly without ever making us feel rushed. The service was warm, professional, and truly elevated our dining experience. If you're looking for authentic Chinese food with generous portions, amazing flavors, and outstanding service, this is the place to go. A huge thank you to Yin for making our evening so enjoyable. We'll definitely be back and highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a memorable meal! read more

My family and I came to eat at here while in the city visiting friends. They suggested we try it because they had a great experience! We ate Sunday 7/26 but I got busy with work so I didn't have time to write my review. The food was pretty bomb and the interior was nice! Delicious food selection and it was fresh! I totally get why this place is considered upscale and fine dining. From food presentation to our waiter being so attentive. My only gripe is the female waitress that was tending to the other table by us. She was asking for gratuity and the guest was appalled! As were we! Who does that? Especially in a fine dining establishment. I don't think I have ever experienced a waitress like this before tbh! The back and forth between her and the guest became heated and very audible to other diners. Yet oddly enough, no one was coming to fix the situation? Weird. We noticed a manager at the entrance watching but not coming over to attend to the situation. Honestly we would've loved everything if it wasn't for such an unprofessional scene. I feel like gratuity should be decided by guests and not asked by servers. It feels tacky. We're hesitant to come back because I don't want to risk getting treated that way. We always tip generously but we don't want to be asked or forced to tip! It's a bit outrageous if you ask me. read more

This place is underappreciated. I say this as someone who eats at Wing Lei every trip I stay at the Wynn, and Mott32 whenever I stay at the Venetian. Their buffet is great value: $89 per person and you get seafood + duck and other items. The value is much better than buying a whole duck at Wing Lei/Mott32 for $130ish? I will say if you frequent those two locations, give the buffet here a try. It's quality is on par and it's worth every penny. Genting Palace is certainly my favorite restaurant to eat whenever I stay at Resorts World. read more

The restaurant is beautiful and the staff were all so friendly and attentive. The food itself is mid, especially for the price. There are so many other Chinese options in this city with more flavorful food. I went for Restaurant Week, which is one of my favorite ways to try new places. I had the spring rolls (run of the mill), crab meat corn soup (underwhelming), XO shrimp (fine), chicken lo mein (too dry) and the star of the show was the tropical mousse. The dessert was the only thing I really enjoyed and I'm not even a big dessert person. I ate everything, but wasn't excited and wouldn't choose to come back unfortunately. Also peeked at the buffet and there are so few options for the price! Like others have said on here it's the smallest buffet ever. read more

Genting Palace - tropical mousse - Cantonese Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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As Elite Yelpers, we're always excited to try new buffets, especially those with an upscale reputation. Genting Palace at Resorts World Las Vegas certainly makes a great first impression. The dining room is elegant and refined, and guests should note there is a dress code for entry. From the moment we arrived, the service was impeccable--attentive, professional, and one of the highlights of the evening. Unfortunately, the buffet itself didn't live up to the hype we had seen on YouTube. The selection was surprisingly limited, and we found ourselves wishing there were more choices. One of our biggest disappointments was the lobster. Instead of being prepared in a flavorful ginger sauce as we had seen on YouTube, it was simply deep-fried with a thick coating of batter. The crispy pork was dry, while the chicken wings, beef with baby bok choy, mussels, and clams were all underwhelming. As oyster connoisseurs, we were especially disappointed that the oysters were not as fresh as expected. The shrimp and Alaskan snow crab were acceptable but nothing that would entice us to return. The highlight of the evening was the Peking duck served with bao buns. It was flavorful, well prepared, and easily the standout item on the buffet. The fruit selection on the buffet was limited, and after we finished eating, a separate dessert plate was brought to the table. While the presentation was elegant, it was another letdown considering the premium price of the buffet and didn't leave a lasting impression. Another thing we noticed was how lightly occupied the restaurant was during our visit, which may explain why it lacked the lively atmosphere found at many of Las Vegas' top buffets. Our suggestion to management would be to better set expectations. If there's a dress code, guests should also be informed that this is a smaller, more curated buffet rather than the extensive spread many visitors may expect. While the elegant setting and impeccable service were impressive, the food quality and variety didn't justify the price for us. We left feeling disappointed and would choose one of the other Las Vegas buffets on our next visit. read more

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The decor is beautiful and service was great but the food I'm not impressed with. Ordered shrimp dumplings which were the best. Then downhill from there. Rice noodles were not very hot and pasta was more like pad Thai noodles Too many bean sprouts Fried rice was just ok Almond chicken looked good and was ok Another chicken dish they said was white meat we question and was chewy so it was sent back Expect to spend alot for mediocre food. Great for large parties read more

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This is one of the AYCE buffets that I have wanted to try out but $88 per person was a bit pricey for such a small buffet. So my friend had some credit staying at the Crockford so that price was a little more palatable. We had a reservation for 1 pm but honestly the restaurant was not crowded at all. We were seated near the buffet area which consisted of two sections. The food was mainly Chinese food but cooked very well. Service was amazing and the sommelier approached my friend as he was perusing through the wine menu which was very extensive. The ambiance was a little on the dark side and expressed a more formal feel. Bottom line the food was very good and service was excellent. However the pricing was a little on the steep side. The number 8 used in the pricing denotes wealth in Cantonese. It's an experience to try at least once. read more

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This is a solid Chinese restaurant if that's scare you are in the mood for when you are on the strip. The restaurant itself is beautiful and definitely had detailed oriental touches. The service was great- they came around just enough without being overwhelming. The food was good - the highlights being the Kung pao chicken and the eggplant. I also got the light tea which was very good. Will likely come back to try drinks and appetizers next time. read more

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Last week We were excited to try the Peking duck, but the experience was disappointing. The female staff member carving the duck communicated only through hand gestures and a few Chinese words, making the entire interaction confusing. I specifically asked for duck breast, but she served me an entire duck leg instead. Her carving technique was also quite sloppy, with the duck skin and meat piled together instead of being neatly presented. Although the duck itself tasted good, the service and presentation were far below the standard I would expect from a fine-dining restaurant in a five-star hotel. I was genuinely surprised that this was the level of service offered at such an establishment. read more

Arrived in Las Vegas for the close of 2025 and booked a reservation here at Resorts World. The interior of the restaurant is elegant and impressive - yet cozy. Genting Palace is an upscale Cantonese Chinese restaurant were you can order ala carte or opt for the seafood buffet which during the holidays included Stir fried lobster. The buffet doesn't offer 100's of entrees but a smaller selection of quality items such as sweet snow crab, fresh oysters, shrimp cocktail, Peking duck, roasted pork, select dim sum, stir fried veggies, soup of the day and fresh fruits. I concentrated on my favorites which was the seafood but the crispy roast pork and Peking duck served with buns were outstanding tasting. The desserts were yummy and smaller portions, so we tried a variety of items which our friendly and professional waiter Victor hand picked for us. Unlike some of the other buffets on the strip, the beverages and coffee were included in the buffet price. I really enjoyed this restaurant and would definitely return here in the future. read more

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Saw an YouTuber raved about the buffet, so decided to try the $69.00 buffet while we are in town and staying at Resort World. I was looking forward to the endless Peking duck. Good thing we asked the price again as it went up to $128.00 or something like that. I could remember as I was shocked by the price. We were informed the adjustment was to celebrate Chinese New Year and they added lobster. I was really not hungry enough for $128++ amount of food. So we decided to do à la carte. We ordered one Peking Duck, Chilean sea bass and string bean. We were going to also order a noodle but the nice server informed us the 2 ways to eat the duck and one of the choice was noodles with extra $22 or so. It was a lot of food and we couldn't finish (we had 3 people). The duck was $110 I believe, the fish $45 ish and I can't remember the price for the veggie. We couldn't finish. I want to love it, but it really was nothing to write home about. I have had better Chinese food elsewhere. They were tasty but just not $280 tasty for 3. Nothing was really WOW... Well I guess that is Vegas price so that is expected. It was a lovely place in a beautiful hotel, the server was very nice and friendly. We were presented with an incorrect bill of other table ($700+), but we understand mistakes occurred especially at a busy place like this. I give 4.5 stars for the beautiful restaurant and the nice and friendly server... 3 stars for the taste of food. If they return to $69 the next time I visit, I might give the buffet another try. If not, there are many other Chinese dining opportunities in Vegas. And don't trust the YouTuber who loves every restaurant they visit... lol read more

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With the $88 price per person, we didn't know what to expect from our group reservations here other than knowing this was a buffet. It's definitely one of the more unique buffets I've been to because there's only one counter table of foods displayed, so it was a bit disappointing at first. However I definitely understand some dishes as high value, such as the all you can eat snow crab legs and the fresh (not frozen) lobster. There was also whole peking duck meat being chopped fresh and split from its skin was also a detail I really appreciate. PS The snow crab legs are also super easy to eat from, as they are split in half and easy to eat!!! No struggles with trying to break legs apart. It ensures you get all the meat from each leg. The staff are all hardworking, shoutout to them because the service really brought the food experience to a 10/10!!! Victor especially was very attentive to our table. He didn't need to, but gave us plates of lobster to make sure we get moneys' worth. It was handy and we were able to share around the turntable. He later came with desserts and was open to us requesting him for anything!!! We got hot coffees too. Being treated and serviced so well has elevated the experience, truly the downsides are definitely the expensive pricing total and the mens' bathroom is also only one stall! read more

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Came here for dinner and was disappointed. Unfortunately didn't have lobster, I guess they only serve it on holidays and it's more expensive. Super nice interior and vibe. Unfortunately the oysters weren't in ice and were warm. All the food was lukewarm/ cold. That really had me feeling a way, honestly. The Fried rice and noodles were good. The Peking duck was tasty and so was the crunchy pork belly. The crab was tasty. The shumai was good. Service was good, once I let the staff know they made me some fresh food which was nice. Overall was decent but I don't know if I'd come back. read more

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Made reservations here online in advance for a group of 10. They got us seated right away and the interior gave a classy and modern look. FOOD: The lobster offered is the highlight. It's steamed and cooked in a creamy sauce. Eating lobster here was nice and the endless snow crab legs (which are cold) were also a highlight. Butter is also served on the side. You can definitely get your seafood fill here. The staff are hardworking and made sure to fill up the buffet portions very often! Expensive pricing, I wish there was more food options offered because the buffet section is quite small. A weird thing was they wanted to make sure we had business casual attire, and even reminded us through phone call to make sure we were aware of the dress code. The site even said no baseball caps, but when we walked in, we saw a guy wearing one and some people looked more for casual setting. (Oh well since I don't mind dressing up but good to note that they aren't overly strict in person where they'd turn you away.) read more

Genting Palace - Menu - Cantonese Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

"If you're looking for an elevated Chinese dining experience on the Strip, Genting Palace at Resorts World Las Vegas is a must-visit. From the moment you step in, the elegant, modern ambiance sets the stage for an exceptional meal. The service is impeccable--attentive without being intrusive. Yin was our server. Great service, Great people. We love him. We will come back just because of him. read more

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Celebrated a family's birthday here and had no idea they had a Buffet option! We were all so impressed with their options and their seafood, so fresh! Now this is not your typical buffet with a million choices, this is a smaller buffet but boy oh boy, it's delicious! They had crab, oysters, shrimp, Peking duck, dim sum, + more. Honestly one of the best seafood buffet's in Vegas. read more

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Genting Palace was trending with YouTuber and social media's influencers. So I was excited to try out this restaurant. Much to my surprise, the buffet was very limited for a "lobster" dinner buffet. They had mainly cold seafood dishes and hardly anything to offer non-seafood people like me. 5-7 dishes is ridiculous for $67 per person! Their fried rice has hardly any ingredient but just scrambled egg inside. The string beans was cold and plain tasting. Their Peking duck was no stand out either. The lobster was average tasting. What blew my mind was their walnut shrimp/sweet and sour prawns. Who charges $42 for standard prawns?! Only Vegas could trick people to paying for standard dish. Their beef chow mein was $28. The noodles were not served fresh and lacked authenticity in flavoring. So disappointing to have spent almost $400 for a family of 4. If you have the money, go to Chinatown or Ceasar's Palace to get a wide variety of food. They only had watermelon and strawberry for dessert! So cheap. read more

Genting Palace - $42 Sweet ams Sour Prawns with dragon fruit mini bites. - Cantonese Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

This was the 1st time here and we had a wonderful experience thanks to Jennifer! Jennifer's service was a 5star experience for sure but the overall rating is 3stars based on the food and prices. We came for the seafood buffet but decided against it after seeing the options. Instead 3 of us opted for the tasting menu and the other 3 ordered Ala carte items. The food was all just okay. The stand out items were the Chilean seabass and honey walnut shrimp (both were Ala carte items) the tasting menu dessert was also very good. We ordered water for the table and were charged for 5 bottles of Evian ($10each) without being told we were being charged or asked if we wanted refills our glasses kept being refilled. The restaurant is lovely with a high class ambiance. There were only 3 other tables dining when we were there for dinner at 5pm. If I return it would just be to see Jennifer lol read more

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I had a great experience at Genting Palace. I tried their dinner buffet, and the seafood selection--oysters, scallops, and prawns--was great and very fresh, snow crab was a bit salty. Lobster was the Cantonese style, tastes delicious very flavorful. The Peking duck was excellent, with perfectly crispy skin and rich flavor. What truly stood out was the service. Jennifer, my waitress, was exceptionally kind and attentive. She served with genuine care, making this one of the best dining experiences I've had. I will definitely go back again. read more

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Genting was the last stop on the duck tour, and my second favorite. The order: Peking Duck ($118), Dim Sum plate ($28), Green beans ($26), Fried noodles $(38), Mapo Tofu ($28 The duck - wonderful, crispy skin, juicy meat; delicious. Like some others - they did provide you with a second duck dish. Of note - they will prepare ALL of your pancakes for you if you want (we felt lazy that day so we had them do that, and of course they were beautiful!). Dim Sum plate: 4 different types, and as much as I like a good har gow or siu mai. I felt the black truffle and mushroom dumplings had amazing texture and flavor and would totally do them by themselves. Green beans had a nice snap; the fried noodles were also very good, great sauce, so not as dry as some of the other ones we had. I still enjoyed it very much, but not my favorite . However the Mapo Tofu - my absolute favorite of all the ones we had. Great sauce, spicy; loved it! Wine: Wilmette Pinot, complemented all the dishes very well. They actually had the buffet going on at the same time we were there. While we were there for a specific reason - we all decided we needed to go back and try it too! So I think it is safe to say. We'll be back. read more

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I love the quality of the food here and for the price that I paid for the buffet was exceptional! Yin was my server and he kept good communication as well as checking in to see if I needed anything else. I will definitely add this to my repeat restaurants to eat at!! read more

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Limited variety of food compared to Wynn and Caesars. Atmosphere is very beautiful, service is great otherwise. For the price they are charging I'll look elsewhere. read more

We came to celebrate Lunar New Year and Valentines day. Easy reservations with Open Table. They had a Lunar New Year Buffet special. They had cold seafood options of oysters, shrimp, crab legs, crab claws and others I can't recall. They had Buddha's delight, pan fried noodles, shrimp fried rice, roast pork, Peking duck, lamp, sushi rolls, sashimi, potatoes, broccoli, dim sum options of shui mai, har gow, sticky rice, soup dumplings, New Year cake, sesame balls, wonder variety of macarons, almond cookies, tarts, fruits, and sesame brittle. They had a salad bar too. read more

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My co-worker and I love food. So we decided to try this place out. We were not impressed. They had table for cold station, there was only 1 soup, and about 7 dishes. The crab legs wasn't too bad., the duck was dry. The dessert I was not impressed or wowed. Definitely not worth the price!!' But we had a great time and looking for our next adventure read more

Genting Palace - One of the dessert - Cantonese Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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I went for dinner on July 10, it was the best experience, all the staff was very friendly, my server Yin did an excellent job and was very knowledgeable in the entire menu. Definitely I would go back read more

Review is for the buffet only. IMO a fine dining place shouldn't be doing buffet because it's a mix of atmosphere. Got buffet service for a fine dining establishment. Not a lot of selection in the buffet but the quality was there for the chinese food. The seafood options can be better as there were only cold seafood option. The frozen layer of ice water was still on the crab legs. For dessert, they have a set dessert that they give to the table. There was really no option. Overall my favorite was the duck which really made the food worth it for me or else I would had been dissatisfied. Would had been better if they served the thin crepe instead of the bun. If you want a buffet I would recommend going elsewhere. After this experience and the taste of the food, I would be hesitant to come here for regular Chinese fine dining as there are other Chinese fine dining establishments that I prefer and fits my version of Chinese fine dining. read more

Fresh lobster and scallop. $88.88 a person. Amazing food and our server Yin is wonderful. read more

Genting Palace - Cantonese Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

What a beautiful restaurant to have a meal in. The staff are very attentive and kind. We highly recommend the buffet! The seafood selection was fresh and delicious. The star of the show was definitely the unlimited Peking Duck! Drinks were fantastic. For the price - hands down worth every penny. We are definitely coming back the next time we are in town. read more

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Dined: 4 adults dined on 5/16/2026 We celebrated my dad's 85th birthday. 2 ate from the seafood buffet and 2 ordered from their menu. Dining room is large and quiet. Service: the hostess was very nice/welcoming. The water server was prompt, food delivery people were nice, buffet line chef was fast. Our actual server wasn't up to par. Once he put in the order, we only saw him 1x when he checked in on the food. After that, I had to ask someone else for the check. Buffet food: there are PLENTY of options (see pics). I've been to many buffets in Vegas (not so many now since Covid) including recently Bacchanal / Caesars. The food quality at Genting is excellent. They cut the Peking Duck right in front of you and it is PHENOMENAL! The seafood hot & sour soup, shrimp cocktail, crab legs, Cantonese lobster, dim sum and green beans w/ steak are EXCELLENT! For $88/person, my 2 complaints: no dessert options and compared to Bacchanal's price of $92/person, Genting doesn't offer nearly as much options. Menu items: we ordered the Chilean Sea bass (presentation on plate is less than desired but it was flavorful and moist), Marinated cucumber (beautiful presentation and good tasting) and BBQ Boneless Duckling (excellent presentation and very tasty but not as good as Peking Duck) * They did offer free birthday desserts! * We will go back to try other menu items but probably not the buffet! read more

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Great food! My favorite was the dim sum platter which I shared with a family member! All of the types of dim sum were delicious! We had the fried noodle dish too! We also enjoyed the genting Alaska which we split between 4 of us. It was small but plenty for my family. Service was exceptional! Very nice restaurant. read more

We came for their crab and duck buffet. It is SMALL! Sooooo be prepared for about 7-8 hot dishes and 5-6 cold dishes. There's nothing wrong with that at all, but when I only liked half the things it made things limited for me. The service was ok, but he never really came over and checked on us. He only offered a refill by the time we were finishing up round 3, so needless to say it was frustrating to flag anyone down. No one to ask for soy sauce, chili oil, or if we could possibly have butter for the crab. The crispy duck and the crispy pork belly are definitely the highlights. The crab was like any other buffet crab. The main dishes that went out looked good, but I'd rather just hit Chinatown for regular dishes. Whomp whomp. read more

Genting Palace - Round three. - Cantonese Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Really overpriced for the price quality that you get. The crab legs and Peking duck were tasty but everything else was average or below average and you are paying $90 per person read more

Nice restaurant and descent food, but these dopes added a gratuity AFTER giving me the bill. Who does that?

What it lacks in choices, the Genting Palace dinner buffet makes up in quality of the dishes served. It might have been the best tasting Chinese seafood buffet I've ever had, especially for the price. Genting Palace is the fine dining Cantonese restaurant in Resort World, located in the Northern half of the Las Vegas Strip. My brother saw an influencer video about their Chinese New Years buffet, where they served mussels with black bean sauce which was raved about. So since some of us were staying at Resort World, we decided to make it our late dinner date on Sunday night (buffet only available from Wed to Sun with Fri, Sat, Sun being the seafood buffet). Traffic was light, so we arrive early and checked in. We got seated near our prescribed time, in a comfortable booth near the buffet station. Genting Palace is beautiful inside, with the place setting and plates giving it a very elegant feel...first time I remember when two pairs of chopsticks are given (one to grab food from the family style plates and one to use to eat), along with a fork. All four of us chose the buffet ($60.88 each), not including beverage (all you can drink wine package is available for additional $40). We just drank ice water which goes great with seafood. It's a small buffet which encourages sampling, and constant turnover on dishes. It's been going for a bit, so thinking they are focusing on the best sellers. Unfortunately, the black mussels dish was not available, but many of the other dishes seen on the video were. Everything was really good. Pacific Oysters - super fresh, expertly shucked, sweet with brininess and perfect with the accompanying mignonette. I'm very hesitant on eating raw oysters at any AYCE, but this turned out really well...probably ate 12 by myself. Sampan Lobster - Maine lobster chopped up in the shell, battered and wok-fried with chilis. Kept really well under the heat lamps, and was often replenished because it was popular. It does require a fair bit of work to extract the edible pieces, so getting meatier pieces when filling your plate is worth the initial effort. Whelks - sea snails steamed and served chilled, without seasoning. Reminds me a lot in taste to conch. Loved that this was available here, and I definitely ate my fill. Raw Scallops on the half shell with seaweed salad - another great dish, with the chewiness of the seafood going great with the sweetness of the raw scallops. Jumbo cocktail shrimp, presliced Snow crab legs - plenty of it, always filled up. Strangely, they did NOT have melted butter. They also had a dim-sum station with shrimp shumai, a bao station (with Peking duck and pork belly as filling), freshly sliced fruits, fried rice, fried udon noodles, chinese green beans with fish cakes and sausage, braised beef brisket, The Peking duck was very good...no gaminess at all, and perfectly sliced to provide the right texture for baos. The one soup (Westlake style minced beef) was really good, like a clear egg drop soup with ground Wagyu beef. I did sample each of them and recognized how good each was, but for me it's about the seafood and any sort of lobster dish gets my undivided attention. Service was good with used plate being cleared immediately, which encouraged a lot of trips to the buffet to get small, controlled portions. Because most of the food required more action at the table before eating, it naturally produced a slowing down effect as I ate....though because I ate the most, I ended up being the last to finish my meal. But as we looked at each other as we leaned back, we silently nodded to each other, acknowledging that we just had a really great (and value centric) meal. read more

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I went to try their Lunar New Year Dim Sun (and more) brunch today. It's a pricey meal but it was worth it. I got a call earlier reminding me of my reservation. I had the wrong time on my calendar and she offered to change it which she did. My reservation was for 11:15 and I was waiting on one of their benches at 11. You work in a school all your life, you live by the clock and are on time! AT about 11:10, she looked at me and asked if I was Mr. Kresge. When Is aid yes, she asked if I wanted to be seated then. What a lovely and friendly start to a wonderful brunch. She took me to a regular table which had been set for one person. First, she pointed out the different food stations. The restaurant is a very bright and elegant. Before I went to one of the stations, a server came and asked me what I wanted to drink. You want alcohol, you get it. I asked for a diet Coke and I got that. Then I went to get some food. I did things out of order, but it didn't matter. I went to the seafood and carving area first. I got some braised dried oyster with black moss. I got some shrimp, some whelks, some special lobster, and some pork belly. I went back to my table and enjoyed all of those choices. The second trip, I went to the appetizer area. There I got some heirloom beets with goat cheese and a tomato gazpacho shooter. It made a good small course before the rest was gotten. I went back to the carving area and got some roast duck, a wing roll, some scallops in their shells, and a whelk. Everything was top notch and I used the roll like a Vietnamese banh mi for the duck slices. I also got an abalone dish which was very good. Very tasty. Then it was time to go to the sim sum area. I got a some siu mai, some black truffle lobster dumplings, and a sesame ball. I had to make another trip back and I got some California roll sushi, more siu mai and lobster dumplings, and a piece of Chinese New Year rice cake. One more item was abalone with sticky rice lotus leaf wraps. There were men in this area that had roasted lamb and one who had fresh fish for any sushi roll you'd ask for almost. I also got one meat dumpling After finishing that plate and sitting for a while, it was time for dessert. A red velvet French style macaron, blackberry chamomile custard, an egg tart, and an orange pastry was just right. Service was outstanding. When I came back one time, the rest of my Coke had been poured in my glass and the bottle was gone. This was done while I was away from the table. People working the stations were very pleasant. It made a wonderful Lunar New Year brunch. I think now I'll try their buffet which is ongoing. The Lunar New Year brunch is only for 5 days. Fantastic! read more

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I heard a lot about the Lunar New Year buffet and since we were in Vegas during LNY, I knew I had to try this over other buffets. The lunch buffet will set you back $128 per person. It is very pricey, but the level of service and luxury does match that somewhat. You can make a reservation on Opentable and prepay. You get to select a table number which meant nothing to me at the time. But you do get seated in their nice booth table options, which is significantly nicer than the tables in the middle of the dining room. There aren't like 200 options like the Bacchanal, but all the options are pretty upscale. There were two sections of the buffet, one in main dining room and the other in the bar. There was a table with some appetizer options. I quite liked the gazpacho, which was a great palate cleanser. The seafood section had a variety - oysters, shrimp cocktail, scallops, and crab -served with 3 different sauces. I recommend the mignonette or cocktail sauce. The green goddess sauce was very overwhelming and rich. The main course section had stir fried lobster, a couple of stir fries, a fried rice, a fried noodle, and a soup. The carving station had crispy pork belly and peking duck, served with traditional garnishes and fluffy buns. In the bar, there is a sushi counter where the super nice and eager chef will make nigiri or sashimi on request. There was tuna, salmon, yellowtail, red snapper, toro, shrimp, and tamago. The sushi was amazing and I wish I discovered it before the other seafood. The other main courses in the bar section consisted of a carving station with lamb chops (served with au jus), cauliflower gratin, lobster bisque, and a variety of dim sum (har gow, truffle dumplings, etc). The dim sum was quite good, but because it was filling, I didn't get seconds. Lastly, there was a center table with a nice variety of desserts. Small enough to be eaten in a couple of bites. I tried one of everything and they were all quite delicious. The buffet comes with a choice of non-alcoholic drink, and you can add on all you can drink to for some amount that I forget. Service was great. Very attentive but not intrusive. The buffet items were filled frequently. Definitely recommend this if you're into seafood, don't mind paying a lot for a very quiet buffet experience. You never have to wait in line for crab legs or get elbowed by an aggressive grandma trying to hoard the lobster. read more

Genting Palace - Cantonese Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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Yes, i wld highly recommend this place. Seafoods are good, lobster, siomai and other dumplings, peling duck with the bun, chicken wings. Service is exceptional, my server Angelica an Asian lady is ber attentive. She wants to make sure you ate at ease and so with the other servers. Desserts, coconut tapioca with fruuts on top is delicious to go with the complimentary hot tea on the buffet. The mgr . Andrei, made sure all guest ate getting taken care of. He made sure the plates were always replaced. Highly recommended!!! read more

It would be 0/5 if Yelp has this option! Getting Away from this Place is more than appropriate name for this place. Avoid this place at all cost, unless you really want to pay $18 for a bowl (8 oz) of mediocre lukewarm hot and sour soup beside bland entrees. Our total bill for 3 person was $317.69 included $50 tip. It was totally underwhelmed and overpriced for a place named Resorts World. 5/5: for decor since they have various shades of my favorite color, green. 2/3: for overall services. Our party of three came in for dinner on Thursday, 12/26. They were really pushing us for the seafood buffet, I couldn't recall if it's $50 or $60 per person. We didn't because the selection was limited and sad: mussel and escargot were on ice, no additional seafood of any kind. Other entries were mostly covered in sauce looking soggy due to sitting out for too long. We asked for soy sauce, chili oil, and chili paste since everything were so bland; we were half way through our food until these condiments came out after we reminded them twice. The place wasn't busy at all between 6-7:30pm. 1/5: for overall food quality and taste. Sichuan Hot And Sour Soup, 18.00, 8oz: they didn't offer big bowl family style to share so we decided to only get a bowl to see if we liked it. I'm so glad we only got one. It's a crime to charge this much for 8oz of mediocre soup, even for a place located inside the casino on the strip! Walnut Prawn, $42: 8 prawns, nice presentation with the dragon fruit. The coating was light and pleasantly soft hints of sweetness, yet lack of outer light crisp. Pea Sprouts, $28: came out overcooked, yet cold at the same time. How ironic! Short Ribs with five spices, $88: no taste whatsoever. Truffle Fried Rice, $36: nice truffle flavored, yet so bland. Honig Sauv Blanc Napa 375, $35.00: they treated us like we have no idea what wine is. The individual bowl to eat is so deep, about 3.25 inch and smaller on the top that it was super challenging to got food out of it using chopsticks. It's such poor design and planning! We understand the traditions of Cantonese cuisine are lighter and simpler in taste, yet, except the walnut prawn, all our food weren't bland and lacked seasoning. We will not coming back for any reasons and will tell everyone we know to spend their money elsewhere. You do have a walk quite a bit outside of the diner to use a restroom. read more

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Genting Palace, is the Chinese restaurant at Resorts International. On a regular basis, they have an interesting menu. This time for a few days, they were only serving a buffet during their open hours of 5-10 pm. The menu was very limited, but the highlight of it was unlimited, Peking Duck and unlimited Lobster. All dishes cooked in mainly, Cantonese fashion. There was a salad there was some fruit, and a few cold appetizers. There were noodles. There was Yang Chow fried rice, and a handful of other dishes. At $88 per person, plus tax, it was worth a try. I tried the Peking Duck, carved at its station and eaten with Bao and fixings of scallion, celery and a thick sauce. The lobster in the shell, was cut up and stir fried lightly to yield tender meat. It came out effortlessly, just with a fork, with no need for shell crackers. These were generous and big portions, with a subtle plain flavor. I asked for chili oil to give it a kick. Service all round, was excellent. read more

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While celebrating the 2025 Lunar New Year and my husband's birthday in late January, I heard about the sumptuous Lunar New Year buffet offered at Resorts World's high-end Cantonese restaurant, Genting Palace. However, we rarely indulge in buffets, so I passed on changing any of the confirmed dining reservations made before the short 4-day January trip. Since my husband's taste buds lean towards Chinese cuisine while I like to vary our dining experiences by either cuisine or ambiance, I kept in mind a dining experience for Genting Palace for future visits after viewing their à la carte dinner menu that featured items such a 4-course Tasting Menu, dim sum, wok-fried XO sauce scallops, Beijing duck, American Wagyu tenderloin in black pepper sauce, fresh or live Australian and Maine lobster and Alaskan King crab cooked in choice of 3 preparations, and more. After returning from our January trip, I was happy to discover Genting Palace's extension of its buffet service, which they featured during the Lunar New Year celebrations. We made plans to return to Las Vegas in early April to take advantage of our airline mileage rewards and hotel room comps at the Aria Resort, and we made a dinner reservation to experience the Signature Seafood Buffet on a Saturday evening. The buffet was $68.88, which was surprisingly less costly than other buffets on The Strip in this upscale restaurant. The decor blended traditional and modern Chinese furnishings with seemingly floating lanterns lighting the restaurant, meticulously placed Chinese antique(?) vases and art pieces, and carved wood panels adorning the walls. The table settings included two pairs of chopsticks placed on a chopstick rest and Western eating utensils. On the day of our reservation, one of Genting Palace's hostesses contacted me to confirm our dinner reservation and the suggested restaurant's dress code. After checking in at Genting Palace's hostess stand and being seated, we were greeted and introduced to our server, Yung (sp?). Yung was friendly and smiley and took our cocktail orders before escorting us to the short buffet line. I strolled along the cold and hot items before taking a plate with my selections. The COLD food line-up featured shellfish (oysters, scallops, snow crab legs, and whelks), which were presented adequately on beds of crushed ice, an interesting chilled spicy fish skin salad grabbed my eyes, and platters of fresh-cut fruits and tossed greens. The soup of the day was a rich-tasting chicken-based egg drop soup. The HOT entrees featured several items from their à la carte menu, such as black bean live clams, Sampan lobster or Lobster Cantonese, braised pork belly with abalone, and choy sum with fishcake. Chafing dishes filled with shrimp fried rice, beef chow funn, and assorted steamed dim sum led to the Beijing duck and Cantonese roasted pork belly station. There was a chef who carved the duck and roasted pork belly as each diner approached. I felt so special when the chef assembled my duck meat and crispy skin slices in the steamed "butterfly" buns for me. LOL! My husband, who followed me in line, didn't get the same treatment and jokingly said, "What gives?" The chef smiled and assembled the duck in buns for my husband. We could only make two trips to the buffet line before we were full of flavorful food. Yung showed us the dessert and after-dinner drink menus (not included with the buffet), from which we shared the Mango Sago ($12). We chose this refreshing dessert because we knew it wouldn't be cloyingly sweet or a gut bomb. If we're in the mood for a buffet, especially one that features Beijing duck and seafood, we'd happily return! Or better yet, we'd try their à la carte menu. 4.4 stars for food flavors, presentations, ambiance, service, and value. read more

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