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  • This restaurant is generally good service and flavorful food. At times, the service can be a little slow or mechanical. The last meal that I had was flavorful and delicious. We started off with the shrimp dumplings with bamboo shoots. The dumplings were very pretty to look at. There were four dumplings to the order and the plate was oversized, making them seem smaller. They were served hot and were tasty. The waitress commented that she liked the hot sauce so she brought it out and put it near my non gringo friend. I moved it over to my side, and true to form, it was delicious. My friend burnt his tongue on the spiciness of it when he tried a little. We also had the shrimp fried rice and the beef with broccoli. The fried rice was average, and the shrimp were plump and moist. A little more ginger would have gone a long way. The garlic shaved over the top was delicious. And appreciated. The beef was tender. Melt in your mouth tender. I don't know how they make meat that tender, but a friend of mine said it was corn starch. If it is, you may want to invest in corn starch futures when I start cooking. The sauce was comforting. It imparting a delicious flavor to it. Not too salty. The broccoli was Chinese broccoli. It was leafier than what I have typically had, but it was flavorful, and I am sure it was better than regular American broccoli. Did I mention that I ordered dessert? We had the sorbet trio. A scoop of coconut sorbet, a scoop of raspberrysorbet, and a scoop of mango sorbet. Or at least on the night I went. The coconut tasted like coconut, the mango tasted like mango (and had a piece or two of dried mango and some pineapple on top), and the snozzberry definitely did not taste like snozzberry. Actually, the raspberry sorbet had a very flowery flavor. It tasted like perfume. Or Bigelow tea. So, I asked our server, "Hey. What makes this taste like perfume? Or Bigelow tea?" She responded that the chef used rose water when making the raspberry sorbet. It immediately became more palatable to me. Pricy, but you are on the Strip.
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