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    4.0 (2.7k reviews)
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    Good for kids
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    Linh Y.

    Yum Cha is nearby where my daughters and I were staying in Las Vegas (LV). I read some great reviews. Thought we check them out. It is located in the Trop Plaza on Tropicana Ave and Decatur Blvd. Plenty of parking. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Spacious inside with lots of seating.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]Klaws and other games were near the entrance which I find interesting especially in a Chinese restaurant.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We were greeted and seated right away. They weren't super busy on a Monday late morning. Our server was pleasant and amicable. He attended to us frequently throughout our dining. Other lady servers brought us our food timely. Thank you All! Menu offers quite a variety... reg dim sum, delicious dim sum, chef specialties, house specialties, super dim sum, vegan no-meat dim sum, congee, noodles, rice dishes, appetizers, entrees, lunch specials, and more. Prices of the dim sum vary from $5.98 and up. We chose a handful of dim sum and one Shrimp & Pork Wonton Egg Noodles. Overall, dim sum was decent. A few of them could have been better in preparation, flavor, and taste. Wonton noodles were tasty. *Bean Sauce Chicken Feet - skin was on the tougher side, could have been more tender, sauce was too thick, flavor was okay *Crispy Taro Pancake - top layer was crispy, but taro fell apart when picked up by chopsticks *Egg Tarts - light and flaky crust with soft, smooth & jiggly egg custard filling, amazingly good, definitely would get again, wished it came with 3 instead of 2, they are bigger than normal egg tarts, but still *Fried Pork Ball - just okay, nothing special *Golden Sand Lava - huge baked bun with lots of oozing sandy egg yolk, must get! *Shrimp Dumpling - full of shrimps in thin skin, tasty filling, good size, worth the price! *Shrimp & Pork Chives Dumpling - more chives than shrimp and pork, flavor was mediocre *Shrimp & Pork Shumai - surprisingly flavorful, but wished there was more shrimp than pork Glad we got a chance to try this place. I would return to try their other dim sum and lunch specials in future LV visits. Worth stopping by if you haven'ty already.

    James E.

    We were served by Yiping, an attentive and courteous young gentleman who consistently ensured we had everything we needed. The food was delicious--honestly the best orange chicken and shrimp fried rice I've had in Nevada. This has quickly become a regular spot, and I come at least 3xs per month. Orange chicken Shrimp fried rice (SOO GOOD!!!) Combination chow mein Shrimp pot stickers The first time here we had a server who wasn't very friendly, but Yiping and the rest of the staff the next time we came were amazing!

    Eggplant
    Shari D.

    Love this place so much. Tasty dimsum. Plenty of parking. Service is fast as soon as you order they bring it right to your table. I always order the eggplant and my favorite steam pork ribs with taro.

    Sophia N.

    Our family really enjoyed dim sum at Yum Cha. My sister wanted dim sum and my husband researched places to eat. Yum Cha was his choice and I'm so glad he took the time to look at dim sum places. This is not your average place that pushes cart and the order, you ordered by looking at the menu in a waitress/waiter, takes your order. The food is made to order so it comes out fresh. Each dish was perfect and delicious. The owner noticed that we were not from Las Vegas and gave us complementary dishes to try. We loved the spicy wontons, beef rolls and steamed beef tendon. My husband is really picky when it comes to beef tripe, but he kept expressing the tripe is so good here. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The vibe here is so chill, not loud and crowded like a normal dim sum place back in Houston.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We will be back when we visit again!

    Totally should pass this fish tofu
    Felicity C.

    There's no cart pushing around. You order from the menu with pictures. And it's very thoughtful to have the vegan selection. It's a place with hit and miss items. The chicken feet and the egg yolk pineapple pastries are so good!! We had to order more for takeout. But their shrimp dumplings are a bit dry. The fish cake is very spicy, definitely not kids friendly. The shrimp dumplings are a bit dry. And you can totally pass their fish tofu. The sticky rice doesn't come with salted egg yolk and it's on the light side, probably not enough seasoning. There's taro and ribs are good. We will come back for other items (tribes, eggplant, bean curd dumplings, and beef stews... etc) we didn't get this time. And they have good variety of pastry and beef tendons, too. The dessert coconut pudding is on the hard side and not as good as tofu pudding. And they charge differently if you pay by cash.

    DS1 烧賣 Shumai (Shrimp Pork)
    Melissa W.

    This review is for a delivery order on DoorDash. My family got into Vegas on a Saturday, but it was Valentine's Day and we didn't make a reservation ahead of time just in case our flights were delayed. We checked all over yelp for a place to eat, and eventually gave up but saw this spot was on DoorDash. We ordered a lot of dishes, and everything was surprisingly good! (I'm Chinese and from SF, so we have good food here.) The sticky rice and pork spare rib with taro were two dishes I wouldn't order again, not because they weren't tasty. The rice had less meat than I'd like. And the pork spare rib dish was tasty in the sauce, but there was more taro than rib. Just not worth getting again imo. The salted fish and chicken fried rice was good and surprisingly had a lot of fish! The black bean beef chow fun was good, but I've had better in SF. The har gow and shu mai were good. Chicken feet was good, but since it's dim sum portion, it is small. We only got 3 feet. The tofu with broccoli was a good veggie dish. Will have to try the food there sometime, but delivery was solid!

    Dim sum
    Mabel W.

    Yum Cha is a great authentic place for DimSum favorites. Food was delicious. Service was very quick. Price was reasonable and you didn't have to wait in line. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The inside had Chinese decor.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]My kids thought the birds in the cages were real. Made a good laugh.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Will definitely comeback.

    Left to Right: Baked BBQ Pork Bun, Beef Rice Noodle
    Michelle C.

    Yum Cha used to be our go-to dim sum spot every time we were in Vegas, but unfortunately the quality has really gone downhill over the past couple of years. We tried a variety of dishes and most were disappointing. The baked BBQ pork bun wasn't crispy at all, and the BBQ pork filling tasted noticeably different than before, almost like it wasn't made fresh. The shrimp and pork siu mai came out room temperature and was standard. The beef rice noodle seemed over-steamed with a mushy texture, though the sweet and savory soy sauce it came with did help balance out the dish. The shrimp dumplings (har gow) had a thin wrapper, but it also felt over-steamed and gelatinous, making it too soft and mushy. The fried pork taro dumpling was especially disappointing, it was clearly re-fried, with an extremely hard exterior that was difficult to pierce through even with chopsticks. The inside was a dark brown color, when it should have been light purple, which really threw it off. We were last here only 2 years ago and ordered the fried pork taro dumplings which came out perfectly, so maybe today was just a fluke. The one bright spot was the radish cake, which was thankfully fresh, crispy on the outside, and soft and fluffy inside, exactly how I remembered it growing up and easily the best dish we ordered today. Food came out very fast (within 3 minutes), but unfortunately speed came at the cost of quality. Given how poor the execution was this visit compared to how great it used to be, I don't think this will be a spot I will return to again.

    Hargow , Fried Taro Dumpling , Shumai, Beef Chow Fun
    Brian N.

    Came here craving dim sum. I've been here a couple of times before and really enjoyed it in the past, but unfortunately the quality this visit was a miss. Aside from the radish cake, most of the food came out lukewarm, not hot, which made me wonder if it had been sitting for a while. Shu Mai - Very standard. Heavier on pork than shrimp flavor, and the appearance was off, the color didn't look like traditional shu mai and was missing that classic orange hue. Taro Fried Dumpling - A complete miss. The shell was overly hard and difficult to bite into, and the filling tasted like straight pork with no taro flavor. This used to be good on previous visits, so this was disappointing. Beef Chow Fun - Just okay. It felt like something was missing. The noodles weren't as soft or silky as expected, and the sauce lacked that slightly sweet soy flavor. BBQ Pork Buns - The bun itself was nicely golden and baked well, but the filling was off--very mushy, no texture, and the seasoning didn't hit. Radish Cake - The clear star of the meal. Super crispy, airy, and full of flavor. This dish alone saved the experience. Overall, this visit didn't live up to my past experiences here. I'm hoping this was just an off day, because the food I've had here before was much better.

    Shrimp & Pork Shumai
    Becky L.

    Love this place. We have been a few times already and each time it has not disappointed us. My hubby started with the Seafood Dumpling Soup...he finished every last drop! Then came the Chicken LoMein. The chicken was tender and the noodles, perfectly cooked. The Sweet and Sour Chicken was perfection with the right balance of onions, pineapple chunks, and bell peppers this dish comes with Steamed Rice. You can't leave without trying some dim sum items, so we ordered the BBQ Pork Baked Buns, Shrimp and Pork Shumai, and lastly, Red Bean Balls with were crispy and soft, so good! The 3 dim sum items were fantastic! [[HIGHLIGHT]]The ambience is relaxed, the dining room is very large and can accommodate large parties.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]There are several TVs throughout but who's watching TV with all this amazing food on the table.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] P.S. Their service was very prompt and the food was served hot!

    香脆茄子 Crispy Eggplant (a tad sweet for us but still good!)
    Evie S.

    An awesome spot for traditional and vegan dim sum. The food was really good, hot, and fresh. My husband and I tried a few dishes: The Salt & Pepper crispy Pumpkin, chive dumplings, steamed buns with veggie meat alternative and the fired eggplant in sauce. We really loved the chive dumpling and the steamed buns which were really fluffy. The fried eggplant was also good though it was a tad sweet for us. I enjoyed trying their chili crisp sauce. I really want to go back and try more here. Next time I want to try their Chinese churros, roti with chickpea potato curry, lemongrass curry hot pot with fried tofu, and the veggie spicy mango sauce dish. Yum Cha literally means in Cantonese :"Drink tea" and the terms is used sometimes for a dim sum daytime meal with tea. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Not much of an atmosphere here but I found it to be a really cool place from a cultural experience perspective.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] it was an absolute mad house with a substantial wait even for a party of two at 11:30 am on a weekday around the holidays (2024) Not sure if that is typical. My general rating system: 1 star: I would stay away 2 stars: Has some good things about it but I generally don't recommend. 3 stars: Pretty good. I wouldn't go out of my way to go back but a decent place 4 stars: Great place. I would go back. 5 stars: I highly recommend stopping whatever you are doing and making plans to try it out! An Evie favorite!

    N7星州炒米 Singapore Style Vermicelli
    Cawnii P.

    Very busy at 11:15 AM on 1/2/26. Took awhile to order because the menu is long and confusing. There was really no ambience to this restaurant. Ordered N7, very tasty, N1 Lo Mein lukewarm, chef specialties good, #11 okay and Chinese tea. Was a good meal, enjoyed it but would probably not return

    Tai N.

    Came back here and even better the second time. Lo mein is so good and all the dim sum hits! Must try!

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    How much per person in Yum Cha buffet? Thanks!

    It's not a buffet. It's a dine in restaurant.

    Did this restaurant close?

    Not that I know of...We ate there last month.

    Do i need a reservation?

    In the many times that I've been to Yum Cha, we did not need a reservation. They had open tables each time we've visited.

    Do they serving congee?

    Yes, they do

    Do they have vegetarian options?

    Yes there are a lot of vegan dim sum options and vegetarian/vegan entrees

    Do they do catering?

    They said they offer take out. But, when I tried, they told me they were busy and didn't take take-out order. So, you'd better call them up.

    Are you open on New Year day?

    Yes, we are open as usual during New Year day! ...365 days Pls check Yelp website for our business hours.… 

    Are there some gluten free options?

    I don't think they have any gluten free option!

    Been trying to call them, but does anyone know if they are open on holidays (specifically Memorial Day)?

    Yum Cha DimSum restaurant will be open on Memorial Day. Enjoy your meal!

    Are they serving with carts again Feb 2022?

    No, you would still be ordering from the menu.

    Does this place have outdoor seating?

    No. I don't know of any place that has Dim Sum that has outside seating. Yum Cha on Decatur and Spring Mt. Rd. or Orchids Garden on Sahara and Lindell are my two favorites.

    Do they allow BYOB and if so is there a fee to do so?

    What time does dim sum end?

    All day till close. It's not your typical dimsum with the carts and all... dimsum is made to order

    When do they serve dim sum?

    Delicious dim sum open to close 365!!

    Are those bird cages have real birds in them?

    definitely no

    Do we need to make reservations?

    I have not needed to make reservations

    Are you open for dine-in service?

    Yes, they are.

    Is this all you can eat dimsum?if not then can u guys recommend something

    It's not all you can eat but it's worth it. I wouldn't pass it up just 'cause it's not all you can eat. I know I loved it.

    Do they take reservations?

    I don't know whether they specifically take reservations, though I assume that they would. However, I can tell you that I've been there about five times total in the last three months and I've never had nor needed a reservation. The facility is… 

    Do they serve shanghai soup dumplings?

    yes, the have xiao long bao, soup dumpling.

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    Lucky House Seafood Restaurant

    Lucky House Seafood Restaurant

    4.3
    (455 reviews)
    3.9 mi
    $$
    Vegetarian friendly
    Takes reservations

    This place is legit. They have live seafood, ducks and roast pork hanging at the entrance and the…read moredecor looks like is ready to host a Chinese wedding. The food is outstanding, especially their shumai! The shumai here is large, flavorful and has the right balance of pork and shrimp. We come here specifically to get the shumai. Service is attentive, they refill our drinks fast, they speak both English and Chinese very well. Often we see lots of older Chinese people eating whenever we go, give it an extra authentic vibe. They have a extensive dim sum menu, no carts, everything is made to order, that would be my only complaint Great food at reasonable prices, a large variety of dishes, has made this our go to dim sum spot, even though its far away from where we live, we make the journey to eat there. Highly recommend

    Lucky House Seafood Restaurant is easily my favorite dim sum spot in Las Vegas. The food is…read moreconsistently excellent, with fresh shrimp dumplings, flavorful siu mai, perfectly steamed buns, and a huge selection of classic Cantonese dishes. Everything arrives hot, fresh, and packed with authentic flavor. One thing to know before you go: the service has that traditional, no-nonsense Cantonese dim sum style. You're not necessarily coming here for small talk or overly attentive service. The staff is efficient, direct, and focused on keeping the food moving, which honestly adds to the authenticity of the experience. If you've been to busy dim sum restaurants before, you'll feel right at home. What keeps us coming back is the quality. Every visit reminds us why this place stands out from the competition. The portions are generous, the prices are reasonable, and the food never disappoints. If you're looking for the best dim sum in Las Vegas, Lucky House Seafood Restaurant should be at the top of your list. Come hungry, expect a bustling atmosphere, and enjoy some of the best Cantonese comfort food in town

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    New Asian BBQ

    New Asian BBQ

    3.7
    (1k reviews)
    1.9 mi
    $$
    Certified professionals
    Grab-and-go

    It's kind of refreshing to have any kind of service from a Chinese restaurant, but when we sat down…read morefor our group of 11 they got everything we asked for. Which were water, chili oil, rice. Yes these should be common things that come on the table, but at a Chinese restaurant you'll have to ask for each item and at times you'll have to ask 2-3 times to get it. We definitely tried their roasted duck. I got to say, this beats a lot of Los Angeles duck places. The skin was crispy, meat was tender. The meat also had flavor too. Give me 1-2 bowls of rice with a big plate of roasted a duck and I'm in heaven. We tried the char siu, that was a hard pass for us. It didn't have the smokey bbq char we were so use to eating. Seemed like it was oven roasted at low temp so overall it was unappetizing for us. The sim sum was really good. Kind of pricey but the shrimp rolls and har gow was the stars. They translucent sikns made it delicious. I would definitely come back for the roasted duck or peking duck. Pro tip. Order a roasted duck with a side of steam buns so you can make your own peking duck. For $10 it's worth the foodie experience.

    Solid Chinese food! Classic dishes done well. Review is for dinner service (not dim sum)…read more Ambiance: Busy energetic...think Hanging bbq duck, charsiu, lazy Suzanne on big banquet round tables dressed with linen. Room stretches to the back area with additional seating. Back area really gives old school China town restaurant feel...low ceilings, old antique Chinese art...TVs on wall but not turned on. Food: BBQ duck carved table side , hoisin, veggies and duck with bao. Then use the bones to make a duck porridge Decent. Chow fun nice with the wok smoke. Crab and fish maw soup decent. Crispy seafood chow mien good. Walnut shrimp yum! Fried rice and water spinach good. Big menu. Reminded me of food at a Chinese wedding reception dinner. Nostalgic. Pass on steam flounder. Service adequate and our server was really nice and appreciated that he tried to personalize the service by engaging in conversation beyond the order taking service. Tons of left over. Definitely a solid place for the classic Chinese dishes and great for large party family style. Would recommend

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    Tim Ho Wan

    Tim Ho Wan

    4.1
    (1.2k reviews)
    1.3 mi
    $$

    I'm a fan of Tim Ho Wan. I first came across it in NYC and had the pleasure of running into a…read morelocation in Manilla Philippines. It is a world renowned dim sum purveyor. Wonderful to have a location here in Las Vegas. Tim Ho Wan is located inside the Palms Casino on. Flamingo Rd. There is ample, free street parking close to the restaurant and, thankfully, though you enter through the main casino, you don't have to walk far through the smoke to get to the restaurant. The restaurant is large and there were still plenty of tables on a Sunday morning. It has a modern, eclectic interior, is clean, and well lit with windows which let in some sunshine. The staff was very friendly and attentive. They were quick to offer suggestions and checked back to make sure everything was terrific. I ordered hot tea, (jasmine) and my server never let the pot go empty. I love that. The dim sum is great. I ordered chicken dumplings with ginger essence, har now (shrimp dumplings), siu mai (shrimp and pork dumplings), egg and shrimp egg rolls (I love these), and a special scallop siu mai with truffle. Everything arrived steaming and there were plenty of dipping options. These egg rolls are filled with shrimp and scrambled egg which I just love and find very unique. It does skew a bit more on the pricey side but I think you're paying for the name as well as the high quality ingredients. Recommended.

    Among the Dim sum restaurants located inside Casinos, (KJ at Rio, Ping Pang Pong at Gold Coast,…read moreChina mama at Palace station) Tim Ho Wan is with Smaller menu but the food is on the delicate side. The prices are slightly higher than KJ and PPP. Love the radish cake, the HK style desserts, and surprisingly the drinks are delicious.

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    Orchids Garden Chinese Restaurant

    Orchids Garden Chinese Restaurant

    3.5
    (1.7k reviews)
    3.1 mi
    $$

    Our big group was invited here last February by LV locals. We didn't know anything about this…read morerestaurant other than them serving Chinese cuisine. Parking was super easy that Thursday night since they have their own lot. Plenty of seating available in that spacious dining area. We had to occupy two large tables but that wasn't a problem. The interior looked liked it needed a refurbishment. Clean? Yes. Dated? Also an affirmative. Found out that aside from the traditional Chinese food ie fried rice and chow mein, they also served dim sum in heated pushcarts. I don't recall us ordering anything from the main menu as we got occupied by the barrage of carts that were wheeled to us. Well, maybe the calamari. I remembered ordering a hot sake in which the carafe was oddly served inside a stainless pot of hot water. We ordered a bunch of small dumpling plates like the shu mai and har gow. We even got chicken feet, shrimp balls with steamed & baked buns. What was surprisingly tasty for me was the Sticky Rice in Lotus Leaf. Not my first having it but I haven't had one this good for more than 20 years. No problems getting service though some of the servers felt a little overbearing. Their bussing system was A+. Our empty plates were cleared fast. Though this wasn't a top ten dim sum experience for us, it was nevertheless a nice and scrumptious dinner that ended in full happy bellies.

    We are first timers at dim sum. And we were looking for a…read morepush cart dim sum experience, and that's how we landed at orchids garden. We walked in, some of the staff was very very nice (specifically the host) However, we felt like some push cart people sort of ignored us. The food was decent. The ambiance was good for a push cart dim sum. Casual and busy at 11 am. Overall it was a good experience probably wouldn't go back, but not because of the place but because I feel like I fulfilled that experience.

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    Dim Sumlicious

    Dim Sumlicious

    3.8
    (240 reviews)
    2.0 mi
    $$

    Popped in here after making a u-turn. Realized it's been on my to-try list…read more Got the shrimp rice noodle, sticky rice in lotus leaf and the baked BBQ buns. The shrimp rice noodle dish was 3.5/5. Nothing wrong, just something was "off." Not sure what, but it wasn't right. The same with the sticky rice in lotus leaf. It was alright, just had a flavor I wasn't used to. 3.5/5. The baked BBQ buns were fine - 4/5. The bathroom was clean. The fan they have in front of the desk was dirty. Filthy dirty. And it was blowing into the area people were dining in. Glad I got mine to go. Another annoying thing - two people walked up to me speaking in Chinese (I'm not Chinese). I told them both I'm not Chinese. Then when the food was ready, the lady handed the bag to me, talking in Chinese. I said "thank you" and walked away. I know dim sum is Chinese, but wish they wouldn't assume only Chinese people eat it. Not sure if I'll return. Still in search of a decent dim sum place.

    Finding the Real Deal: Dim Sumlicious is the Authentic Yum Cha Las Vegas Has Been Missing…read moreLas Vegas has no shortage of Chinese restaurants, but anyone who's grown up going to yum cha knows the difference between dim sum done right and dim sum done for tourists. I've been on a quiet, slightly obsessive hunt across this city for the genuine article -- the kind of Sunday morning experience that transports you straight to a bustling Hong Kong tea house. And friends, I found it. It's called Dim Sumlicious, and the name does not lie. The moment the first bamboo basket hit our table, I knew this was different. Dim Sumlicious has a chef with over 30 years of experience honing his craft in Hong Kong, and it shows in every single bite. This isn't the frozen-and-steamed shortcut situation you'll find at so many spots around town. These are handmade, skillfully executed classics that carry the weight of real tradition behind them. The har gow wrappers had that perfect translucent delicacy -- thin enough to see through, sturdy enough to hold. The siu mai were plump and properly seasoned. The char siu bao, both baked and steamed, hit every note I was hoping for. Cart after cart brought something worth ordering, and nothing disappointed. But beyond the food, what struck me about Dim Sumlicious was the atmosphere of care. The service was warm, attentive, and genuinely hospitable -- a rarity in a city where restaurants can feel like they're processing customers on a conveyor belt. If you're a dim sum devotee who's been settling for "pretty good," your search is over. Dim Sumlicious is the real deal -- no asterisks, no caveats. Make a reservation, bring the whole family, and go hungry. Las Vegas finally has its yum cha moment. Don't sleep on it.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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    Dim Sumlicious
    Shrimp and Chive dumplings (Jiu Cai Bao)
    Shrimp and Chive dumplings (Jiu Cai Bao)
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    Ping Pang Pong

    Ping Pang Pong

    3.6
    (2.3k reviews)
    1.5 mi
    $$

    We were looking for something to eat after a concert. This place does not disappoint, it opens late…read moreand everything was spot on. It satisfied my late night cravings. The servers were quick and polite. The dim sum was pretty good, the wrapper on the shrimp dumplings were thin and chewy, the filling was great. I like the Siu Mai too, it was juicy and flavorful. It's always great to have hot and sour soup late at night, it was not too spicy. The restaurant had a lot of tables that can accommodate big and small parties. I will definitely be back for some great late night Chinese food.

    My brother has been raving about Ping Pang Pong, and I'll admit--I was skeptical. Chinese food…read morenormally isn't my first choice, but after watching Miss Grand, we decided to stop by for a late-night meal. Well... brother was right. I was not disappointed! Our server was an absolute sweetheart--very attentive, friendly, and made sure we had everything we needed. We ordered the lo mein, Mongolian beef, hot & sour soup, and pot stickers. Everything was delicious, but the hot & sour soup especially stood out--it was honestly one of the best I've ever had! The portions are also very generous. We definitely ordered with our eyes because what we got could have easily fed 4-5 people. Needless to say, there were leftovers! Even close to midnight, the restaurant was steadily busy, so clearly people know what's up. For someone who doesn't normally get excited about Chinese food, Ping Pang Pong definitely won me over. If you're in Vegas and looking for good Chinese food, generous portions, clean restaurant, and friendly service, give this place a try. I'd definitely come back--and next time, I'll know not to order like I'm feeding a small village.

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    Noisy Chinese Restaurant
    Sui-Mai. 4/5.
    Sui-Mai. 4/5.
    Baked BBQ Pork Bun. Fave 5/5!

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    Yum Cha - dimsum - Updated August 2026

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