Good for some late night eats but that's about it. We came in late from the airport and wanted a hot meal so we definitely got one here!
We had the BBQ pork/duck rice bowl, wonton noodle soup, and BBQ pork noodle soup. The meats were actually decent! I enjoyed the broth for the noodle soup but it was definitely on the bland side. The noodles themselves weren't that great either.
As far as pricing goes, it's not TK Noodles...LOL. About $15-$20 a dish which isn't bad considering you are on the Strip. A la carte dim sum was $6-$9 a dish.
Venue is small but service is good! If you use casino comps here, they still charge you tax which is odd.
Most annoying part of the meal though? Some stupid fire alarm kept on going off. Loud speaker annoucement, flashing light, and siren. It was annoying and loud. When we asked the server about what was going on...he said that it's a normal every day thing and "no big deal". A loud and screeching siren definitely didn't make it pleasant to sit here.
A flat 3! I didn't wanna round it down to a 2 because of the siren but food wise, it wasn't bad! If you have a craving for some dim sum and chinese BBQ, stop by! It's not bad!