Came here on the first night staying in the Palazzo. We only ordered snacks from their dimsum menu ... it's pricey for the portions you get. But not bad. We ordered the spicy cucumbers, wonton noodle soup and BBQ pork steam buns. Those 3 costed us roughly $35-40 USD. A bit pricy but what do you expect being in the hotel on the strip. Of course it's gonna be this price.
On our last night we came back again because we kept seeing advertised the $99.00 for 3 course Peking duck meal. Pretty worth it because according to the waiter he said it should feed about 2-3 people. So my husband and I decided to try it out. I must say OMG IT WAS HUGE! definitely not for 2 people. You need 4 people to finish this. No seriously! Don't believe me, see my photos. You get the whole entire duck cooked 3 ways and served in the end with hand cut noodles in cabbage, tofu, ginger and soup. We had to pack everything to go. But we did manage to finish the Peking duck wrap which by the way is wrapped table-side for you. So you don't have to do it yourself.
I give them 4 stars for this $99 menu.
The rest of the menu a bit pricy for what you get. I say get the $99 Peking duck 3 course menu and split that with 3-4 friends it's totally enough.