BEST BAKED BBQ bun you'll ever try! I can see why they won a Michelin star for this bun. Everything about it is perfect -- from the texture to the flavor. It's airy, crispy, perfectly sweet, and soft all at the same time. I usually hate when BBQ buns have a strong porky taste, but this one didn't at all. The meat was tender and paired perfectly with the "pineapple-style" crust on the bun. You have to try this if you come here. We also got the radish cake, shumai, sticky rice in lotus leaf, shrimp rice rolls, and deep-fried shrimp-stuffed eggplant. Everything was good, but I especially loved the radish cake and the deep-fried eggplant with shrimp. The radish cake had such a great texture and a rich, savory flavor. It was crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, and the chunks of meat paired so well with it. Easily one of the best radish cakes I've had at a dim sum place. I'd definitely recommend getting dim sum here, especially for the baked BBQ bun. It's worth the trip, and it's inside the Palm Casino, which offers free parking! read more

Tim Ho Wan - Baked bbq buns - Dim Sum Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Tim Ho Wan sits on the casino floor at the Palms, which is not a sentence that inspires confidence when you're talking about dim sum. And yet. The food is genuinely decent, better than it has any right to be given its surroundings. The baked pork bun is the headliner, and for good reason. The original Hong Kong location reportedly earned a Michelin star on the back of it, and after one bite you can see why. It's worth ordering. The rest of the menu is solid across the board. Nothing else jumped out as a must-have, but everything we had was well prepared and nothing disappointed. That's a reasonable ask for dim sum inside a casino in Las Vegas, and they cleared it. If you're staying at the Palms and have hotel credit, this is an easy call. Even without it, I'd come back. read more

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We decided to eat here after watching a movie at the Palms. The food was good, my son and hubby really enjoyed it. To me, it was ok. Maybe I ate too much popcorn and my tastebuds were off. The service was good, very attentive and friendly. The ambiance was very nice. I wouldn't mind going back, if hubby likes it then we'll definitely will be back. read more

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At Palms Hotel. High quality dim sum with some items that's hit miss but overall decent quality. However not sure if it's $$$ that good though. Maybe if 80% was superb, then makes sense? But it is Vegas, where locally it's full of not so great Chinese food. Local Vegas has good enough Chinese food for tourists coming to international, midwest or in general in a good mood to realize much. For Vegas dim sum, Ping Pong Pong (yes its an actually restaurant name, and not a racist joke) would be our go to IF we have to pick a place. There are other noncasino local places. But I sadly feel that Tim Ho Wan and Ping Pang Pong are better options even if priced higher. For me, I prefer not to pay for any....if it's free, or a great deal (like our friend using their rewards on the group, then yes) haha read more

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Typical dim sum options. Food was good. Price was reasonable. Service was excellent. read more

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omg!! yes I finally get to try this place inside the palms hotel and casino. Everything that we ordered came out perfect!! I celebrated my birthday dinner here last week. It was decently priced and food was bomb.com Service was quick and always around to check on us. Ambiance was beautiful as always! I will be back for sure. Special occasion or not! next time with my besties! read more

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I've eaten here a few times with my family when visiting. Food is always pretty good, price is fair for Vegas and the ambiance is always on point. Compared to the Irvine location, this spot is much better across the board. Further breakdown below: Ambiance (4/5): It's situated inside Palms Casino, so it doesn't have the best air quality, obviously, but it's well decorated and inviting. Lighting is nice and the bits of Chinese decor and aesthetics is appreciated. Food (3.5/5): Nothing really blows your mind. Prices are on the higher end than what you'd find at typical dimsum joints (such as those a bit further down in Chinatown), but they somewhat make up for it in overall better service/ambiance and higher quality of ingredients. On our most recent visit, we ordered the XO rice rolls and it was tasty and slightly spicy, but a little dryer than we'd like. The ha gow (steamed shrimp dumplings) were well flavored and the shrimp was nicely cooked. My toddlers enjoyed their signature BBQ pork buns with the crispy exterior. Their lo mai gai (lotus leaf sticky rice) was big enough to share with two toddlers and adults for a small bite each; I liked that it had huge chunks of chicken. Service (4/5): Servers are always attentive, friendly and quick to serve you. They're also super nice to my kids. Great job, management! I know we'll come again, as we have many times when we're looking for a nicer place to have dimsum. read more

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Arrived for lunch during the week. To avoid the wait we opted to sit at the bar which had two open seats available. The bartender took our order and was friendly with small talk. I ordered beef stew, won ton noodle soup, and a chicken rice bowl. The beef stew with daikon contained a generous portion and the taste reminded me of Hong Kong with the savory taste. The chicken rice contained black mushrooms, Chinese sausage, and ginger and the juices soaked onto the rice which was heavenly tasting. Lastly the wonton soup noodles arrived which was authentic tasting and comforting although it could have been a bit hotter so I requested our waiter to bring some additional broth which he did promptly. Overall, I really enjoyed our experience here with the solid service and authentic Cantonese cuisine. read more

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Had a girl's night out before a concert so decided to try Tim Ho Wan to experience their dim sum. Parking is free at the Palm's so go and get some, they even take to go orders too. We had a dinner reservation, so for Sunday evening they were quite busy. We were seated within 5-10 minutes. Dining area is nice, modern, and inviting. Our waitress was friendly and she brought water and hot chrysanthemum tea. We ordered a few of the staples like the bbq pork buns, noodles, the wagyu rice balls, har gaw, shomai, and spicy cucumber. All items were tasty sweet, salty, and spicy. The chili sauce and soy sauce helped enhance their flavors. I've had dim sum before, but the flavors here are above the rest. Everything we ate was hot and fresh, I highly recommend it. The bbq pork buns were amazingly delicious as well as the lava sesame balls! My compliments to all the staff and the chefs as we enjoyed our dinner and it was the highlight of the evening, excellent food quality and service thanks! read more

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I love a good dimsum. Traditionally they are pushing a cart around with items and you choose what you want while they circulate. This place is different. You order from the menu and they bring it out.. The service was nice I sat at the bar alone. The place is very clean and welcoming. This is in a casino so a bit over priced for what you receive.. very overpriced if I'm being honest. There are other options in the city a fraction of the cost with more variety and quality. I tried them due to convenience, I enjoyed what I had. I will not be back due to value. read more

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The restaurant was bright and spacious. We made reservation for five when we got there. We were quite hungry, so I practically order pretty much everything. They don't do the Hong Kong dim sum style, which has a little lady pushing a card full of steaming foods. The food was OK. steam rice roll with shrimp 3/10. The streamed rice papers were too thick so you taste a lot of rice flour rather than the original delicate sheet of rice paper covering the shrimp. Barbecue stirfry noodle 5/10. Thenoodle tasted OK, it's lacking the wok charred tasted that is smoky and a little crunchy. The other regular noodle dish is the same. 5/10. Chinese broccoli were good 6/10 We also ordered steam Seabass, and I think that was the star of the dining experience. So by this time I'm getting full, so my husband and my kids are eating it and they like it. 8/10 They barbecue buns were different but good 7/10 Ha cao were ok 5/10. They suck to the steamer basket and fell apart as we tried to pick them up. The overall experience was nice, but the food is rather disappointing. I don't know if they are aiming toward to pleasing the general taste bud rather than traditional Asian, but this is the second time that we tried Tim Ho Van and left disappointed. read more

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First review of 2026! Exactly what I needed Sunday morning after a late night and before heading to the airport. In the Palms the ambiance is very upscale. There was no wait at 11:30am for 2 people. No carts but you order on a paper. The stands out were scallop and truffle siu mai and the shrimp noodle. There was shrimp in every bite versus a few shrimps and mostly noodle. So good. read more

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FOOD: What a bang for your buck type of deal! Very similar to DTF but with a very affordable price. The portions are just right for dim sum and sharing. We stayed at Palms for 3 nights and ate here twice during our stay. We got siu mai, pan fried noodles plan and with bbq pork, bbq pork rice roll, fried rice, the sticky rice in lotus leaf, braised brisket noodles, bbq pork buns, chicken feet and the sesame ball with custard lmao. We ordered a good chunk between those two days for 3 people. We did take our leftovers to go for brunch the next day lol. Clearly we ate with our eyes. Everything was delicious; chicken feet were so tender and fall off the bone. The fried rice was seasoned well and the sticky rice was just right. The braised brisket noodles was not that great, it was pretty bland so definitely used up the chili oil/sambal mix to add some extra flavor. The siu mai was addicting and had that perfect bounce on the meat from the fat. We also had the xiao long bao and it was okay. But high on my list for food are the bbq pork buns, siu mai, pan fried noodles and chicken feet. SERVICE: Very welcoming and friendly staff. They are attentive and quick to deliver the food and pick up empty plates. No other words but definitely have great work ethics and attitudes from the hosts, servers and bussers. AMBIANCE: Very well lit dining area. Spacious booths and seatingS. I love the high ceilings. Very fancy looking but not intimidating. Casual attire is acceptable. Clean environment and does not have the kitchen smell lingering around the dining area. Well ventilated. Can get loud depending on time of visit. Perfect for big or small groups. Theres also a bar area for solos or couples. Highly recommend to do reservations! I would absolutely come back and eat here again at my next visit to Vegas. Great food that won't drain the wallet. Side note: I recommend to dine in rather than take out because the portion is much bigger at dine in :) read more

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We were craving dim sum in Vegas and thought this place was pretty good! It's located in the Palms casino. Vibes are kind of like Din Tai Fung. The three of us ordered eight dishes and were really full by the end. 6-7 plates probably would have been enough for us to be comfortably full. - Pickled cucumber: crisp and refreshing! It's expensive for what it is, but I really liked having a vegetable dish as a break between all the meat and carbs. - Ham sui gok (deep fried dumplings with pork and dried shrimp): one of my favorite dishes - Fried silky milk sticks: we were not a fan because it was too oily for us. - Braised beef with noodles: pretty good! - Pan fried turnip cake: I liked this a lot! It has some seafood flavor to it, so you might not like it if you don't like seafood. - Shu Mai: good but standard, nothing special to write home about - Steamed rice roll with minced beef: I personally felt like this wasn't special but my brother liked it. So you should try it and decide for yourself! - Spicy pork dumplings: I thought this was okay. I prefer the ones at Din Tai Fung read more

This place is solid for dim sum. At this location we order from a menu and then the items are brought to us. Inside is pretty spacious for a casino restaurant and very clean. It didn't feel very overwhelming despite all the people. They were organized and friendly. The food itself is very tasty! It is overpriced with items around $7-9 for the smaller dishes and about $18 or more for basic entrees. The increased prices may also be due to being inside a casino. After seeing reviews from the Tim Ho Wan in HK, I was excited to try the bbq pork bun, which was my favorite! The crust on top of the bun was unique, since I typically see that on lava custard buns. But the crust really went well with the savory bbq! And the bun itself was very soft. Overall, it is good, but there are other places in Vegas with similar quality and cheaper prices. Also, I prefer the classic cart dimsum experience, so having a menu to order from wasn't my favorite. read more

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Delicious dim sum. Food is fresh and served in perfect temperatures. A good variety of dim sum selections with noodles and rice dishes. Good service, seated per reservation. Adequate parking inside Palms casino. read more

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It's hard to find dimsum outside of Chinatown, but this place is legit! All the dishes we ordered were delicious. Only qualm was the sea bass (which ended up having a MP of $68). It was sadly overcooked/over steamed. Everything had great flavors, seasoned well, and tasted light and fresh! The service was spectacular - host was friendly, all servers were attentive. Very clean restaurant, atmosphere was inviting. Definitely recommend read more

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Tim Ho Wan is so underrated!!! If you enjoy dimsum, I highly recommend coming here. I wish I had taken more picture but I stopped once all our dimsums came out and was just enjoying how good everything was. Getting the garlic string beans and cucumber in spicy sauce is a MUST. I personally thought they tasted just as good as the ones from din tai fung. Everything was delicious but my favorite had to be the pork dumplings in spicy sauce. Staff were very tentative and food came out so fast. read more

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Amazing service. Great dim sum. Came on Lunar New Year and it wasn't busy at around 11am close to opening time. I enjoyed the food but the special rice cake is not the usual only served on Lunar NY. It was tough and not chewy. I prefer the standard rice cake, but overall I can't complain. Ambiance is cozy and spacious. read more

Tim Ho Wan - Dim Sum Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

The service was excellent. Most of the food was very good. The baked bbq pork bun was the best one I've ever had. It was something special. That item alone gave it 5 stars. The rest was mostly 3 star worthy. read more

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We came to Tim Ho Wan around 1 pm on Sunday and were seated right away. The inside of the restaurant is nice, clean, and neatly decorated. Our waiter was extremely kind and checked on us throughout the meal. We ordered siu mai, bbq pork bun, pan fried noodles with bbq pork, deep fried eggplant with shrimp, truffle siu mai, and xiao long bao. The food came out quickly and every dish was flavorful. Our favorite was the truffle siu mai. Overall, we had a great experience and would definitely come back. read more

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I finally found a place where a solo diner can go for dim sum. I have been wanting to try this restaurant, and I finally went yesterday. Your placemat is the menu. I was seated immediately in this very nice restaurant. A clipboard with their menu on one sheet of paper and a pencil are placed on your table. You mark the things you want. Not knowing portion sized (I did know numbers of items) I asked my server if I could order one item at a time. No problem. She kept the clipboard by my table and checked off anyting I ordred. I started with the baked BBQ buns. There were only three so that was a good beginning. The interior of the buns was filled with rich taasting BBQ. The bun and filling were super hot. That was the case with all their food. Freshly made and piping hot! What a super way to start my late lunch/dinner. Next I ordered the steamed pork dumplings with shrimp siu mai. There are only four in the steamer so the portion is less than normal dim sum places. Another delightful dish. Finally, I got the lava custard sesame balls for dessert. What gems of sweetness! What a super dessert to end a meal. The menu photos help you order and the dishes each have a letter and number to aid in ordering. Now that I have the lay of the land, I'll be back and I'll bring a friend so we can discuss our choices as we go along! I highly recommend Tim Ho Wan. read more

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Hard to eat dim sum with only 2 people.. Better when there's a gang. Think it was close to closing so they seemed a bit tense and rushed. Ended up with lots of take out. read more

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Decided to stop by here before we headed back to CA. It's located at the palms and is relatively easy to find on the casino floor. When we got in, we were able to be seated immediately. We ordered a bunch of food and the standouts were the steamed garlic shrimp, fried rice, siu mai, and Chinese vegetables. The server was nice and took our order promptly, but the food came out in spurts. It was also a little on the pricy side for dim sum, especially the market price shrimp item. read more

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This is a Michelin starred restaurant in Hong Kong that's in Vegas now. Food was tasty but nothing really stood out to my family and I. The service was very friendly and patient with us. They were quick on delivering our food to our table. We appreciated the pictures on the menu to help what it looks like as well. The food was tasty but it didn't really live up to our expectations as much. It tasted like an average dim sum place. It is a little overpriced at about $7-9 a dish on average. We did like the bbq pork buns with the flaky crust and good amount of pork inside. The bean curd was good and had a delicious sauce on top. This place is inside the Palms casino and luckily you don't smell any smoke coming in. It looks pretty inside with the wooden accents and archway when you walk in. Overall, it's good to try but I think there better dim sum places around Vegas. read more

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Located inside Palm casino resort. Our friend got a reservation for us. Ive been wanting to try this place for a while. Restrooms: outside restaurant near casino. Menu is pretty limited and a page size only. Food is generally good, decent. We ordered: Siu mai Steam rice roll with minced beef Chicken feet Bbq pork bun Steamed dumplings Steamed rice with minced beef and fried egg Fried silky milk stick read more

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Made a reservation for lunch and the restaurant was packed. The restaurant was nice and clean and spacious and the interior was simple. We were seated fairly quickly and our server greeted us shortly after we sat down. She went over the menu as it was our first time here and recommended the baked bun that earned them the Michelin star. It was indeed delicious. We ordered other dim sum but the best tasting item was the baked bun. I would take people there but I think there are better options out there. read more

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Ok, so I am a DTF San Gabriel fan & this was better in many ways. The spicy sauce was better ( I'd love more spicy items on the menu). The soup dumplings were, hands-down better. The BBQ pork buns were unique and spectacular. Yup. This is my new spot for dim sum. read more

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Excellent dim sum. Everything came out hot and was very tasty. We definitely will come back the next time we are in Vegas! Authentic Cantonese dim sum! My favorites were the congee, chow mein, and the char siu bun. The entire menu looked good! But there was only 2 of us so we ordered just enough dishes without any leftovers. The decor of the restaurant was very modern and chic. You can see the kitchen and the ladies making the dumplings. Give Tim Ho Wan a try the next time you are in Vegas! read more

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I first visited this Dim Sum restaurant several years ago when it first opened, but unfortunately, several flies landed on the food, which ruined the experience for me. I was told they were from the casino which had just reopened after covid. So I recently decided to give it another try, hoping for improvement. While the dim sum itself is quite good and flavorful, I was once again disappointed when a fly landed on my noodles. Not sure what the casino/restaurant are doing, but I do not see flies when eating in any of the other major casinos in Las Vegas. Overall, the food here has potential and the flavors are enjoyable, but the hygiene standards need serious improvement. Until then, it's difficult to enjoy the meal fully. read more

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Met some friends for a last minute lunch and was pleasantly surprised. I felt like we had one of everything off the menu and nothing disappointed. We started off with the braised chicken feet, so good lol and then everything just started coming out and it was hard to keep track of what was what after that lol. My favorite was the pan fried noodles, the sticky rice, and the specialty short rib. The service was cool. It seemed like there was always someone around to help out. Really enjoyed the decor too. Nice light airy vibes and easy access from the Palms west parking lot/garage. read more

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Excellent! Hugely filled up stuffing for all the dumplings. Great noodle dishes. Service was prompt and done well. Very nice high ceilings and airy concept design. Close proximity to parking and convenient to get to. Enjoyed everything and would definitely come back again! Had both noodles, steamed garlic shrimp with lots of glass noodles, har gow, shrimp and chive noodles, rice rolls in beef and shrimp, sticky rice, chicken and ginger pan fried dumplings read more

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We made a reservation for 10:00 AM. The restaurant is located inside the casino, but it was well kept and very clean. Parking at the Palms Casino was free, which made the visit even better. We ordered a jasmine tea pot, steamed rice rolls with wagyu beef, braised chicken feet, deep-fried eggplant with shrimp, steamed beef balls, pan-fried turnip cake, wonton noodle soup, lava custard sesame balls, and a taro dessert for a family of six. The server was very attentive and accommodating to my kids, which we really appreciated. The food tasted excellent, and we would definitely come back the next time we visit Las Vegas. read more

A huge let down, not sure why Michelin would give this a star. Of course this isn't the Hong Kong location, but I would still expect the quality to be high. F O O D: - Overpriced. There are many amazing cheap dim sum eats in Vegas, and Tim Ho Wan is not it. - I will admit that the food doesn't taste bad--in fact, it's even a bit "elevated"--compared to your normal dim sum place. However in an effort to elevate their food, the flavors are muted and bland. - I love chicken feet, and Tim Ho Wan's chicken feet was one of the worst I've had. Instead of being tender and gelatinous it was tough, rubber, and lukewarm. - The dish that was perhaps my favorite was the shrimp rice rolls. A M B I A N C E: - The restaurant is new and located inside of the Palms Casino. Inside is very bright, beautifully designed, so if you want to sit in a nice place, this is it. I would not be coming back to Tim Ho Wan. read more

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Stopped by Tim Ho Wan in Las Vegas and had a pleasant experience. The biggest plus was that there was no wait, which already made it a great option compared to many other busy spots on the Strip. The service was great and dim sum was good overall -- solid quality, flavorful, and well executed. The other classic dim sum dishes were consistent and satisfying. Nothing felt overly greasy or rushed, and portions were reasonable. Overall, it's a reliable place for dim sum if you're craving something familiar and comforting in Vegas, especially if you want a good meal without dealing with long lines. Not a mind-blowing experience, but definitely a dependable and enjoyable one. read more

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Tim Ho Wan Las Vegas in the Palms Walked up on Saturday around 1:30 pm and was told 1 hour wait. After waiting 20 minutes, we were texted that our table of 6 was available. NICE!! Loud inside, but that is okay, means it is busy and popular. Sesame Ball with Custard inside is a classic dim sum treat and is done well. Shrimp Rolled Rice Noodles another classic dim sum entree, get it. Pork Rolled Rice Noodles same as the shrimp rice roll but with pork. Chow Mein was good, compliments the dim sum well. Spicy Dumplings not my favorite, but I will give it a go. Pork Siu Mai these are always my favorite dim sum entrée and they were delicious, gotta have at least one or more little trays next to me. Baked Char Siu Bao the dough used is a little different from the traditional, little bit more flakey, but good. Gai Lon Chinese Broccoli done well, make sure it has enough hoisin sauce and I am happy. Sticky Rice good job on the sticky rice, very good tasting Steamed Black Bean Spare Ribs another dim sum classic, gotta have these beauties. After being disappointed in the Irvine, CA location, this was a pleasant surprise read more

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Decided to check out Tim Ho Wan since the Palms gave us a decent amount of dining credit. My wife and I was seated in the large dining area, it looked pretty nice, I liked the decoration. All was good at first besides the table of screaming children next to us, but it wasn't unbearable. Anyways, we ordered 5 dishes, the shumai, fried rice, rice rolls, chinese broccoli and rice rolls with XO sauce. Food was average, I don't think it was worth the hype, there are better dim sum places in town for sure. We were wrapping up the meal and went to pay, the server came over, we handed him our players cards and my credit card, let him know to use the dining credit and to pay use my cc for the rest. I left the tip on my cc and we went on our way. NOW this is where it gets silly. I was checking my cc statement online the following day and see a random 35 dollar charge from the restaurant. I know what the meal cost and I know I left 15 as a tip for the mediocre service. So I call the restaurant to ask why the tip amount was changed. They ask for my order info, I give the woman on the phone all of my info from the receipt. She says she'll pass it to a manager and they'll call me back. Cool okay. So I wait until I finish work, go take care of a few errands and call them back, the girl on the phone asks where I'm visiting from and they need my cc and player cards to fix the issue. I let her know I live 10 minutes away and if she wants me to come up there, too easy, I won't be happy but I'll do it. She changes her turn real quick when she finds out I'm local and says they need to find the original receipt and they can handle it and to please not come up there and that they'll call me the following day. Okay lady, don't tempt me with a good time, I'll come up there real quick if your servers are trying to steal money from patrons. So the next day, the GM leaves me a VM asking me to call him back. I do when I see the message and seems that he voided the transaction and he let me know that the staff will be held accountable for this. I thanked him and glad he was able to get it resolved for me. The issue itself was frustrating and I doubt I'll ever go back but I do appreciate Kyioshi taking the time to get it sorted out and getting back to me. All this to say, if you tip on your credit card, ALWAYS check after the fact, take a pic of the receipt after you sign it and check your statement shortly after. I don't think this was an accident and I'm sure it's happened to others, they just haven't noticed. read more

Found this restaurant after reading Yelp reviews. Located in the Palms Hotel, we made reservations thru Open Table, which really wasn't necessary today since it was a weekday and restaurant was only half filled. We ordered by checking items off a paper menu. It was nice to have these items numbered and corresponding to a placemat with pictures. We ordered our usual siu mai, har gow, baked char siu buns, steamed ribs with black bean sauce, shrimp noodle roll, porridge, sesame balls. The standouts were the baked char siu baos. They had a nice topping and were soft and fresh. The har gow had a nice thin skin and were delicious too. We liked everything that we ordered and ended up getting some items to go. Prices were not too bad for the quality and I'd definitely go back. The restaurant was clean and service very pleasant. read more

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Tim Ho Wan was our favorite restaurant. We like the environment and interior decor very much. It is a bit pricey but definitely worth it till this time, we are very disappointed. (This paragraph was I drafted last year). Today, we wanted to give a try, hope it has been improved. Unfortunately, we were disappointed again. First of all, Pork bun is still the best signature dish which all tables must ordered. Lava ball and Sweet Osmanthus are as good as before, great job! Shrimp egg white spring roll is a new dish and shrimp was properly cooked along with egg white and crispy spring roll skin, dipped with vinegar, tasted fantastic. However, Brisket noodle this time were cut in bigger pieces, some of them are tough to chew some are tender, not tasty like before, we had to request more sauce, still tasteless. Green bean was old, there was no proper clean job done, the stern were remained there made it hard to chew and swallow. The presentation of Garlic Shrimp was poor. $48 in a Casino restaurant is ok, but the presentation standard should be higher, shouldn't it? Anyway, I believe the current cook is not as good as the one before, kind of rough and lower standard. Hope it won't ruin the name of Tin Ho Wah. read more

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Took the wife out to eat here. It's not our typical dim sum place since they don't have the little Chinese ladies pushing carts around but I'm glad we tried it. We were seated within 5 minutes and served water. The venue is clean and not overly crowded and not noisy at all. Very modern decor. My wife did all the ordering. She ordered wonton soup with noodles, BBQ buns (which were delicious!) and dry bbq noodles. All were tasty and decent portions. The price is a little higher than normal dim sum but the food were pretty fresh. Overall I would come here again. It is inside Palms casino so parking were free which is a bonus but I would avoid it during holidays since there's a long wait and hard to find parking, unless you're a visitor of course read more

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