Ondori Asian Kitchen

This place is amazing! The food is delicious every single time I come. I love the Mongolian beef, Kung pao chicken, walnut shrimp! The appetizer springs wraps are a great portion to share and incredible! Definitely make a trip to visit. The portions are all shareable.

The Lunch special is pretty good, a nice balance of quality and price. The sweet and sour chicken is one of the better ones I tasted in Las Vegas. Service is very friendly at Ondori. Would recommend to others as one of the places to try

Sushi is always so fresh! It's also my go to for Mongolian beef, even though I'm down the stret from Chinatown. The prices have gone up a little, but still worth it. The only dishes I don't care for on the menu are the noodles. Everything else is always great. I could just be picky though.

Ondori at The Orleans offers a cozy, welcoming atmosphere and excellent Asian cuisine. On my first visit I tried the Las Vegas sushi roll — fresh, flavorful, and honestly the best sushi I’ve had so far. Highly recommend!

This is a surprisingly solid and good Asian restaurant, especially for a Boyd property (they aren't known for having great food options, but this is by far the best restaurant on site at the Orleans hotel and casino). The prices are more than reasonable and the portions are extra large. They have Japanese and Chinese dishes, both traditional and modern fusion. You can find sushi, noodles, rice, all the greatest hits. Service is fast and the food is always tasty, especially for the price and the big portions. They're also open late and located right off the casino floor, making it easy for gamblers and guests at the hotel. Luckily, it's not smoky!

I bought veggie lomein and fried chicken to go. I paid with my Amex card. The lomein was good but the chicken was old and chewy. I called Ondori and I was told that the chicken was cooked fresh. They are lying because I took a picture of the chicken. I was gonna bring it back but I have no transportation. If this happened to me I'm pretty sure that they do this to other customer that order food to go. My suggestion to all customers ordering food to go at Ondori in Orleans check your food before you leave.

Experience/Environment: Dimly lit, cozy, but yet enough space and didn’t feel crowded. Sushi bar in the front, friendly for single eaters. Price: For a nice restaurant, inside a hotel, prices were very fair and affordable. Food: I was actually surprised the food had authentic Asian taste to it. I’m not a big fan of Americanized Chinese restaurants, but this was pretty good to my surprise. Service: Y’all know I’m a stickler for service. Let me tell you about our waitress Alex. We saw her probably a total of four times. Two of them, we ordered food. One of them, she gave us the check, the other time I’m giving her the benefit of the doubt that she actually checked on us. I watched her as she checked on every other table that she had along the back wall of the restaurant — but nothing with us. The server Derrick was nice. He brought out all of our food, but not once did our waitress stop by and say anything. We had a pretty big party so we were at the big table in the middle and she passed by us multiple times to get from one side of the restaurant to the other — and said nothing. NTT [[Next Time Try]]: I’ll pass. I struggle going back to restaurants knowing I won’t be treated with good customer service. Thank me later ;) Smile, eat, hydrate. Live honest and don’t settle. Hope to see you out there! xo

My wife found this based on what we were craving and reviews and ratings. Ordered soy sauce pan fried noodles (added chicken), chicken fried rice, cucumber salad, California roll made with brown rice (add cream cheese, escolar). The food was served pretty quickly but that didn’t affect flavors or presentation. Everything was excellent and delicious. I especially enjoyed the soy sauce pan fried noodles because I’ve tried this dish many times at other restaurants but Ondori would compare to a dim sum restaurant (Empress Pavilion) I used to frequent in downtown LA CA. My wife asked if she could have her sushi roll with brown rice instead of white. Our server explained that it would be different textures, which my wife said was okay. We liked that Elise cared enough to let us know. Our server Elise was very friendly, super helpful with our questions and able to accommodate our requests. We appreciated other servers and bus folks like Juanita asking if we needed anything else. Parked in their covered parking structure. Give Ondori a try of your looking for Japanese and Chinese dishes.

We stopped in after a long drive from CO. We were welcomed by Elise who proceeded to take our orders with so much TLC. We do NOT do "vegetable " oil and Elise was so willing to tell the kitchen to use sesame oil on our stir fried entrees. Both our beef with broccoli and beef with eggplant were very good, and even better made with non-inflammatory oil We are very pleased.

I've had Hong Kong Noodles many times and unfortunately this was one of the worst I've ever had. There was absolutely no flavor or taste. I even tried to put soy sauce and my husband duck sauce and still it wasn't as tasty. My husband loved the duck so we would eventually have to come back for that. I will definitely not order the noodles.

My friends had her college commencement at the Orleans Arena and her mom chose Ondori for the post-ceremony celebration because it looked nice, yummy, and close- a key factor since everyone in our party has a leg/foot injury. She called ahead to make reservations, but was instead told reservations were not needed. Imagine our surprise when we hobbled in only to be told we'd have to wait 20 minutes because we had no reservation. The hostess clarified, "Reservations are not necessary, but they're recommended." My friend kept shaking her head, muttering, "but no one recommended it," causing her grad cap to fly back and I even almost re-fractured my foot, trying to catch it! So then we waited around, taking photos of my talented and accomplished friend in her grad garb. Once we were seated, someone brought drink to the table... just one glass of water for three of us. So Mom and I asked for water and a couple of raspberry iced teas. When she came back, she had 2 raspberry iced teas and another single water. I thanked her and asked for another water. When the food came, I picked up my chopsticks to discover yet another shortcoming. Apparently one was meant for shanking or something. Once I pointed it out to our server, Elise, we all laughed together. She came back with replacement chopsticks, but they were the to-go disposable kind. We stopped laughing. Overall, the food was decent, but the service was sub-par. I'd recommend any of the establishments off Spring Mountain in Chinatown instead.

Dinner time! I was glad we didn't have to go through the middle of a smoky casino to get to this restaurant. Our Vegas host proved himself as a foodie by making reservations in advance so we didn't have to wait long to feed our hungry bellies after hours window shopping at the Bass Pro Shop. Ondori means rooster in Japanese and they have a large painting of rooster along with a panda and a vintage geisha adorning a large wall. This is an Asian Kitchen that serves amazing Japanese and Chinese dishes. We started with a refreshing cucumber salad then ordered the Steamed Chicken with Ginger and Scallions, Mongolian Beef and Roasted Duck along with rice of course! I had the unforgettable pleasure of having roast duck in Hong Kong early this year and our order brought back the taste I savored! But unlike HK where I devoured half a duck, I had to share this dish with four other hungry men so I restrained myself. I was told Ondori's chefs came from Hong Kong. The beef was ok but the chicken dipped in ginger and scallion sauce was divine! We had to request for more of the sauce because we can't help completely drenching each bite of chicken in it! Our veteran (11+ years working for Ondori) Filipino servers superbly took care of us! With over 2500 restaurants in Las Vegas, this is one I will surely return to. Even bring a date next time!

A nice experience :). The wonton soup was perfect for my hangover. Very light broth, and full of veggies, shrimp, pork and wontons. Just what my stomach needed for a good rally. Service was fast, attentive, and kind. Service with a smile is always a pleasant experience for me. Ondori has plenty of indoor seating and no outdoor seating, but a nice Asian ambiance/ design to it. I'll be back tomorrow morning, see y'all there!

Stayed at the Orleans and this was a nice alternative to the food court or buffets. Nice ambiance, food came quickly. Beans were very good. Fish was a little greasy but overall satisfied my "rice" craving.

The honey walnut shrimp is very large shrimp. I very much enjoyed the shrimp , it is really flavorful. The sushi rolls were good also. I really liked the large piece of unagi on the top of the roll. The Hamachi Kama is huge and oh so tasty.

The ONLY reason I didn't rate this with 5-stars is that they must have been short staffed; our waitress wasn't as attentive as I would've expected for a Tuesday night. The food was delicious and the portions were big enough to share. The restaurant was well lit and spaced well enough that you weren't involved in the conversations of other tables. The Honey Walnut Shrimp was perfect! Enough sauce but not too rich. Definitely worth another visit!!

I was at the Orleans last nighht for a show and decided to try Ondori. The previous Mexican restaurant here has been gone for many years. Ondori is the best of two worlds--a section of the menu contains Chinese Cantonese type dinners and another section contains the Japanese items. I went to the Japanese side and picked a variety of dishes. I started with spicy tuna on crispy rice. These were three rectangles of rice topped with spicy tuna, coated, and then deep fried. It was a good way to start. For my main course, I selcted two sushi items--a hand roll scallop and a cajun spicy shrimp (regular roll) curt into 10 pieces. The menu tells you how many pieces there are with the sushi rolls so you can gauge the amount of food you'er ordering. I finished with green tea ice cream, a good way to finish this Japanese meal. Sevice was top notch and dinner was very good. I really like the variety. It will bring me back for another visit.

This is a surprisingly solid and good Asian restaurant, especially for a Boyd property (they aren't known for having great food options, but this is by far the best restaurant on site at the Orleans hotel and casino). The prices are more than reasonable and the portions are extra large. They have Japanese and Chinese dishes, both traditional and modern fusion. You can find sushi, noodles, rice, all the greatest hits. Service is fast and the food is always tasty, especially for the price and the big portions. They're also open late and located right off the casino floor, making it easy for gamblers and guests at the hotel. Luckily, it's not smoky!

I need to get the pic off my husbands phone but we got the lunch special and it was a lot of food and affordable for Vegas's. I really like this place at the hotel. It has fast service and a mix of Chinese and Japanese. It's authentic too not just a tourist trap, we got the bbq pork with Chinese broccoli and fried rice oh and an egg roll all was good. They take cards and have a forks and you can do family style. The waitress and bus boy were so kind. Unsure but in Reno there are Nevada discounts for local we didn't try. We also got hot tea. The decor is nice even if off strip feels like you're on the strip at a fancy hotel

A late lunch with a college friend and frat brother, we were able to watch the game and service was great! Mindy treated us with so much love, please tell her to keep being great, she's phenomenal! Never knew this was in the Orleans and the scenery looks great! I was able to have the combination rice with steak, chicken, & shrimp. Food was good, thank you all so much for the service!

Service was fast. Food was great too. The menu selection is awesome, good choices. There was four of us and we had just enough. Ordered a side dish of white rice too.

Great place to try if you're in Vegas. I highly recommend it. The poke bowl was delicious and I was able to choose all my toppings that made it perfect for me! The noodles were a good choice for my kids who tend to be picky eaters. The restaurant is nicely decorated and comfortable. The service was great, very attentive and kind.

Food was good, got the beef stew noodle soup. Meat was like soft and tender and slightly sweet Kalbi meat. Perfect texture with the noodles and vegetables inside. Worth the price? Yes, portion is a good size. Pork fried rice was bomb! Perfect taste, not too salty and not too bland. Dragon roll was very good! Texture and taste was fire but only came with like 7 or 6 pieces, it was quite small. Worth the price? Ehhh, it's good but not filling. If you're on a budget, rethink that roll. This is definitely not an entree that'll fill you up but it is a tasty one.

We came here late on a Saturday night, and we were seated immediately. We were seated in a beautiful crescent shaped booth. I was immediately impressed with the modern Decour of the restaurant and its cleanliness. To start, we had a hot sake and wine, which was very reasonably priced for being so close to the strip. I had wonton soup for my appetizer and it was delicious. For my meal I had the sweet-and-sour chicken. It was a very generous portion and brown or white rice comes with it. My spouse had the beef and broccoli which he enjoyed. The waitstaff was very friendly and attentive. For two people with two glasses of wine, two appetizers, hot sake, and two full meals. We got out of there for about $75 which is unheard of in Las Vegas.

Grabbed dinner with my in laws and chose this place inside the Orleans casino. It was easy to find and located near the dealer tables. So many good food options on the menu to choose from with classic items. They also have sushi! Service was quick and table was big to accommodate all the large portions. Solid 4 stars can't go wrong eating here. Food: - Lettuce wrap with minced chicken - my fave! - Shrimp & Chicken Pineapple Fried Chicken - Diamond Back Roll - spicy - Seafood and Tofu Soup - Honey Walnut Shrimp - classic dish * Hot Green tea available in a cool pot to share with the table

This restaurant located in the Orleans near the casino front entrance. The place is pretty large and has a fresh sushi bar. All of the sushi is amazing. I've had quite a few of different ones but I like to keep it simple and just get the spicy California rolls. Highly recommend the general tile chicken. Just know that this restaurant does not have a full bar and mainly focuses on Japanese drinks and beer

My sister and I decided to give this restaurant a try before watching a movie. We had reservations for 5:30pm and we were seated promptly. Took about 10min for our server to come to our table. My sister wanted to try Sake for the 1st time so she asked our server to give her an idea of the different Sake on the menu. Our server said she was new and didn't know, then another server started explaining but didn't know either. My sister just didn't order Sake. Food we ordered (Roasted Duck, Honey walnut shrimp and Yang chow fried rice) were all good - no issue noted. It nothing extraordinary. I wish they'd add more dessert options. Took over 10min from the time I gave them my credit card to pay until it came back to me for signature. Prices were reasonable for the serving size and also considering this is located inside a casino. Ambiance - well lit, spacious and not too loud. They accept reservations and that's always a plus. Lots of parking since this is located inside The Orleans. Service is lacking - not sure if it was because our server was new, but that's not an excuse. Would possibly return here when I come to this casino again.

When my family comes to stay at The Orleans, we always end up at Ondori at least once or twice during their visit. The food quality is consistently very good, with reasonable portions and a great variety of menu items to choose from. In our family, we each have our go-to menu item, and we always order family style. Sometimes we'll try a new dish, but it's great that their menu can satisfy different cravings, so there's always something for everyone. The restaurant has plenty of seating and can accommodate decent-sized parties, which is a big plus for us. It can get a bit crowded at times, but you can always make a reservation to avoid the wait. The servers are always very kind and accommodating, making the experience even better. Ondori has definitely become one of our go-to spots when we're here.

This place was recommended to me by multiple people so I was excited to finally get to try it since we were staying at the Orleans. There's lots of seating and I'm sure they can get crowded but we went between meal times so there was no wait. Their menu includes both Chinese and Japanese dishes so there is a lot to choose from. We ordered way too much food and the portions are big enough for family style so keep that in mind when ordering. Everything had great flavor & I enjoyed all of the dishes. We had 2 servers helping our group and both of them were very nice. But I do think they need more training on the menu. When we were ordering, particularly the sushi they did not know what we were talking about until we pointed it out on the menu. Other than that, this place was good.

A friend recommended the duck noodle soup. Went for lunch at opening on a saturday. Staff was very friendly and service was superb. I expected a different kind of noodle; these reminded me of saimin from a typical mom and pop stand in hawaii. The duck was plentiful and good, although it could be a little saltier. The server recommended it be served on the side. Overall, very pleased with the dish. Would definitely order again

Ondori is one of the several restaurants in the Orlean's Hotel & Casino. It has a menu that has both Chinese and Japanese food. I can't say anything about the Japanese side of the menu, but their Chinese menu items are legit. We got the chasiu mein, beef & broccoli, and the garlic scallion chicken wings. The portions are good. The chasiu mein was pretty sizable with lots of chasiu and more than a single gai lan (chinese broccoli) in the bowl. The noodles were legit egg noods and the broth tasted right. If there was any comment, it was a little cloudy. The broth wasn't clear like the soups served back home in the SGV, but that bowl of noodles was some good stuff. Their Chinese food is SGV level legit. We were not expecting to find the same taste we'd expect back home. Naturally, being in an off-Strip hotel-casino instead of on Valley Blvd, the prices are a little higher-- maybe a few dollars more than usual. Like, $3 to $5 bucks more(?) The service and atmosphere are a bit more polished and upscale than your usual SGV Hong Kong cafe/Canto style restaurant. We also ordered an item from the Japanese section of the menu. I can't speak for the Alaska roll (salmon, avocado, and cucumber) we ordered but I was told it was pretty good; significantly better than something you'd find at a Ralph's super market. The decor is a little Asian "kitsch" but not too bad. Taste wise, I'm pretty sure someone who likes this style of Chinese food would be relieved that it's not the 1970s Chun King style of gringo-fied Chinese food. If you stay at the Orlean's and feel a hankerin' for some Canto/Hong Kong fare, you'd be fine with Ondori. Oh and unlike the HK/Canto joints, they have a full bar.

Good was good but service was super lacking. Waiting what seems like forever before the server arrived. It was late at night so we just had something light. Tried out their salmon sashimi (very good) and their black cod was pretty decent. Got it steamed with tofu. They cut it into pieces but would have preferred it was kept as a filet. We weren't sure what the server was doing? Maybe she was dual hatting as the cook too? Glad they were open though, cause I was pretty hungry.

The manager was not friendly at all...no greeting- she actually walked away from the cashier's desk as soon as I walked up... The other two ladies were wonderful.... Very nice... I ordered the shrimp dumplings....they were good. I also ordered the fried rice with pork, shrimp and chicken.. The shrimp was the tiny SALAD shrimp! The pork and chicken were DICED!! I couldn't believe it. I've gone to regular fast food Asian food places and gotten whole, medium to large shrimp... #NeverAgain

This is a Japanese/Chinese restaurant inside of The Orleans. I thought the food had a good mix. I went off script and did a hot soup. Their War Wonton Noodle Soup had a delicious mix of pork, shrimp, bok Choi, dumplings, and scallops. It was what I needed after a semi cold day around the strip. Price point was mid. I believe after tax a meal for two was just over $50. We did not order any alcohol though.

My family and I stayed at The Orleans hotel for the first time in Vegas this past weekend. I've stayed at countless hotels in Vegas and usually- in my experience- the restaurants located in the casinos aren't always the best in terms of having quality options. However, I had read good reviews about this place, so we decided to try it out. We were not disappointed. It's a Chinese and Japanese mixture of food, so they have plenty of sushi options, as well as cooked dishes. The restaurant was very clean, but the service was lacking a bit. It wasn't that the staff was bad or that they weren't friendly, but they just seemed really short-staffed both times we were there. They have lunch specials and everything we had was really good in terms of flavor. We actually had such a good experience at dinner, that we came the following day for lunch. We would go back there in a heartbeat!

Miguel our server is fantastic, very kind, considerate, great sense of humor and accommodating. Food is excellent Shrimp, Pork & Beef Fried Rice, Sweet & Sour Pork SUPERB Pricing is very reasonable. Very clean and comfortable.

June and Juanita is very friendly. They do good service. Food was good too. They served on time and clean. I'm sure We will be back. Thank you June and Juanita

While attending a conference at the Orleans Hotel, we were allotted time to have lunch in-between sessions. Ondori seemed the most interesting of the options as it was not a chain like the others. We were given a hour and half for lunch, so we thought we had plenty of time. Food The menu offers a lot of different options from entrees, soups, and sushi to name a few. They also have a reasonably priced lunch special that includes fried rice and egg roll. I went with General Tsao's chicken as it is a personal favorite of mine. The food took a while to come out, which they provided wontons and dipping sauces. The chicken was good, not great. I enjoyed the rice the best as I am not a huge vegetable fan. 3/5 Service The service was honestly pretty slow for the amount of time that we were given. They committed one of my biggest pet peeves while dining and brought out our party of 6's food out at three different times. I'm pretty sure our last person's order was completely forgotten about as she had to wait 25 minutes for hers after everyone else's. This makes it super awkward for a dining party. They were attentive in refilling drinks, which is a pro. 2/5 Ambiance The restaurant had the typical feel of an Asian dining establishment, which was nice. It was clean and had a nice bar in the front. 3/5 From what I've been told, Ondori is usually a very good dining experience. I would be willing to give it another try on a different day, this just wasn't the best.

Our friends who live here. originally from Honolulu brought us here. Being that we love Japanese & Chinese food this came highly recommended. Located within a casino, The Orleans! we could do some gambling after dinner. The staff was very welcoming, the ambiance was inviting.

Each year that we visit the Orleans, this is a must visit dinner option. The food is always delicious, there are interesting beverage choices (in a good way), and the staff is always fantastic. Juanita, Pancho, and the entire team of staff that assisted took very good care of our whole group.

We were looking for food late and luckily Ondori is open till midnight. We asked when the latest we could order would be and they said 11:45pm, which I thought was generous of them. I didn't see the sign saying no Japanese to-go orders after 5, but they didn't mention it when I started my order. We ordered the salmon with jalapeno appetizer, chirashi and shrimp/veggie tempura, totalling around $78. The prices are steep, especially almost $20 for the 6 piece appetizer, but the food was pretty good overall. The chirashi had a nice presentation and variety of fish, but the octopus was too chewy and inedible. The tempura stayed crispy even taking it out and included 3 pieces of shrimp, sweet potato, broccoli and asparagus. The food is a good option in the hotel for Asian food but not a destination restaurant. I would eat here again if I stayed at the hotel.

This is my wife's favorite Asian food resteraunt, me eh. I am not a fan of Asian food but I will eat it to keep her happy. I will admit though this is one of the nicest place I have gone into but also pricey compared to others due to it being in a casino. The place is all decked out in what I guess is supposed to be an "asian atmosphere" but to me looks more like a kietchey touristy way. The service is always excellent, very quick (maybe efficient is the right word) all together it's a nice place for a lunch.

My husband were staying at The Orleans and got curious about this on-site restaurant, and we're SO glad we did. The service was amazing, food was delicious, the ambience in the restaurant was wonderful... we usually have to go over to the Asian district/Chinatown for the same quality! Veggie lo mein - prepped spicy and they didn't disappoint! Noodles weren't overly greasy and the vegetables were cooked to perfection with the snow peas still crunchy. King pao shrimp - loved this dish. The kick was perfect (I actually added some more of their sriracha to intensify it) and the shrimp were plump and juicy. I just wish the veggies were diced smaller and that the peanuts were crushed, but definitely not something to take off points for. I was craving dim sum so we got the shrimp dumplings and I actually wish we got 2 orders instead of 1 because they were SO GOOD. The wrap on it didn't look promising but was actually a wonderful texture, the shrimp was more of a shrimp cake, and the flavor was delicious- especially paired with their sauces. Their spicy sauces were so good, I was actually very surprised and impressed!

The service was awesome!! The waiters were super nice and our food came fast! The food tasted awesome and really good portions of food for the price. They have booths and tables and chairs. Nice place!!! They had great music too!

This is a convenient spot for good Chinese food. It's located in The Orleans casino but provides a quiet, calm, and pleasant dining experience. We prefer to dine here for lunch rather than dinner as both the service and food seem better during the day. Some of our favorite dishes include kung pao chicken, pot stickers, chicken with broccoli, and Singapore noodles.

Food was exceptional! Fresh cut seafood. Ordered Hot sake and it definitely hit the spot. Service was great. I will definitely come back.

This restaurant is inside the Orleans Hotel Casino and it's really good! We went for lunch during the conference we were attending. We ordered lettuce wraps to share, 2 cups of wonton soup and we each ordered a lunch special. I had Mongolian beef and my friend had kung pow chicken. Everything was very good! I will definitely go here again next conference if not sooner (it is quite a drive from my house) Our server was very nice our only complaint was the length of time to receive our food. It took 35 to get our soup and lettuce wraps, this was after the lunch rush. And then our entrees came out pretty quickly. If you're on a time crunch this may not be the best option but if you don't have to rush I would 100% recommend eating here!

Wife and I both had our favorite duck noodle. Tip: have the duck in the soup which adds to the taste. We also love the shrimp chow fun with black bean sauce and salmon skin salad. Actually everything we've had has been delicious. Staff if very friendly and attentive. We're normally seated in a booth so it's quiet and comfortable.

Stopped by here during the WCC Basketball Tournament at the Orleans hotel. A much more enjoyable experience this time. An amazing Cantonese restaurant with a full dim sum menu. I started with miso soup and also their dry beef chow fun which rivals some of the best dim sum restaurants in Oakland and San Francisco China towns. Made with fresh rice noodles and tender grilled beef. Pricing is reasonable and the service has improved since my last visit. I can hardly wait to go back Matt says if you ever find yourself in Vegas, go off the strip a ways and try this place.

Great food. We go to a convention at the Orleans every year and this restaurant always has great food. We order a wide range of entrees and they have never disappointed us.

Ondori Asian Kitchen is in the Orleans Hotel. Walk straight back past the Alligator Bar. Very nice place and lots of seating. The dishes were very good. Sea bass over tofu could have been better for the price. Other dishes were tasty and cannot go wrong with the gai lan green vegetable. The soup was very hot tasty too. Waiter, Poncho (so he said) was very good, attentive and pleasant. Food came out quick and hot.

This place was amazing. The service was great. The Chinese food was very tasty and delicious. Fast service and clean. The vibe was good also. We will be back for more.. 5 STARS!

The restaurant offers Japanese and Chinese food. You can sit at the bar or in front of the sushi bar (right where 1 - 2 chefs freshly prepare sushi). There's amble seating for small groups with intimate seating in booths. The service was prompt but also very friendly. They made some recommendations that I went with. In the photos are a dinner portion and a lunch option.

service was fine, ordered Genral stoa's chicken, Definitely frozen chicken, purdue frozen processed chicken at its best. I could have made a better dish than that. disappointed...

This place is inside Located inside The Orleans Hotel. We waited for twenty minutes even though according to them there are no available tables but I can clearly see empty tables. Maybe they are understaffed. Food ordered: salt and pepper shrimp and pork chop (they come with rice ) and wonton soup. The food was ok! Nothing special. I've tasted better somewhere else. Drinks: Thai tea that was super sweet! Parking: free Ambiance: they have regular tables and booth and bar area.

Five stars for family style / 4 stars for Chinese lunch specials. So 4.5 overall. Great service. Very nice decor. They serve both Chinese and Japanese. Only tried the Chinese. First visit - we are family style. Beef with broccoli, Honey walnut shrimp, outstanding lettuce wrap with minced chicken, chow mein, chow fun we're all very good. Stir fried items had a nice char that gives great flavor. Fried rice - ordinary. They actually served steamed rice but we didn't know that so we had ordered the fried rice. Second visit a month later with different friends. We all had the Chinese lunch specials. Very reasonable price for Vegas of $13.99-14.99. Hubby and I had the deep fried sweet sour pork. Came with an egg roll and fried rice. Standard sweet sour pork, pretty good egg roll, really good fried rice. Someone else ordered the teriyaki chicken ; no it's not Chinese). Also came with the egg roll and fried rice. Last person had the garlic chicken plate. Everyone was happy with their plates but not as outstanding as the family style entrees. Would definitely return if I am craving Asian food. May try the Japanese food next time.

Looks like it's managed by a different operator. The food is ok. The service is also ok.