Love the location and decor of this restaurant. However, the food was just alright; service was a bit slow (it wasn't busy at the time). Prices are just what you'd expect at a resort-casino; in other words, pretty expensive for what you get. Food's a cross of Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Korean, Singapore and Vietnamese cuisines.
We ordered 3 sushi rolls (nevada, aloha, & negihama) and a Singaporean rice dish for a quick lunch before we head home. Everything tasted decent... nothing special. If you're staying at MGM and happen to crave Asian food, this is probably the best choice you have. Otherwise, it's not worth a special trip out of your way to dine here.