All Seasons Cafe

We got breakfast here and the food was great! I recommend getting the sweet potato porridge for a bigger portion but also for the soft and warm food. I also highly recommend the egg pancakes they have, the sauce was delicious with it! Service was great too. The food came out super fast and fresh. Served us hot tea as well.

Wow. We’ve walked past the restaurant a couple times and my mom had raved about wanting to try this place before we left Vegas. Words cannot describe how terrible an experience your place provided for us. My family and I dined here for breakfast ~9am on 12/26/2025. We were seated at a table by a pretty nice lady, but then an older woman took over and just tossed the menus onto our table. My first biggest mistake was not reading the reviews before coming here. My second biggest mistake was not leaving the moment she threw our menus down. Observing a table seated near us, I noticed their menus were thrown onto their tables too. The older woman clearly had no respect for her customers and was extremely impatient. There was a foreigner too who sat down a little after us, but even after we had paid the bill and left, no one ever came to check up on him or take his order. I remember he looked very helpless as his eyes darted left and right waiting to be assisted. I feel quite upset for him. Food cannot be more mediocre either. You’re much better off eating at the 99 Ranch hot bar and I mean that. I’ve never seen a restaurant conduct business and take all the wrong steps from start to finish. We paid using Apple Pay. The waitress was very grouchy bringing the tablet to our table. We didn’t understand why for breakfast it was mandated to pay 18% tip. She irritably said it’s for the holiday BUT the day after Christmas is NOT a legally recognized holiday. I read the responses from this business saying that the tip was posted beforehand but where, might I ask? We didn’t see it on the menu nor the windows of the restaurant. We felt completely blindsided when it just showed up on the bill. Service was slow and terrible, atmosphere was off, zero hospitality and we were mandated to pay almost 20% tip for some 豆浆油条? Are you kidding me. This was the worst dining experience we had in our entire time in Vegas. I’m surprised your rating isn’t lower. To prospective customers out there, there are so many better Chinese/Taiwanese restaurants out there that will genuinely appreciate your business and treat you with much more respect. To this business, you guys have a very sweet young waitress who definitely seemed more attentive to the customers. If only the rest of you were half as kind as she was. It is truly a pity that one of your older waitresses is the biggest bottleneck of the customer experience.

Super bad experience. Food is not too bad. But they are totally understaffed. They only have one waitress while there’s more than 40 people in the restaurants. Service is extremely slow and they didn’t serve water even when we wanted to ask for it. They missed our order of pan fried buns. We had to wait for almost 30 min. So we switched it to To-Go because they want us to leave ASAP for the next table. When we pay, the waitress said we should pay 18% because it’s Christmas. But apparently some other comments also mentioned they are forced to pay 18-20%. And we waited standing for another 30 min. They have served two more tables with the buns but kept missing us.

Worst food I have ever had. Do not order the wonton noodle soup. The noodles are not egg noodles, and the texture is terrible—completely inedible. Even instant noodles are far better than this. The restaurant was extremely crowded, and the staff appeared unable to manage the volume of customers effectively.

Good comfort food, no frills, service was OK.

This place should not have the 2.9 star rating it has. The food here is good, with decent sized portions. The dumplings are good, but not great. We come for the pork chop noodle soup. The pork chop is flavorful and tender, and easy to eat. The service is kind and attentive for a restaurant that gets as busy as they do. After doing some digging, all the 1 star reviews are from people upset about tipping. If you're broke and dusty, just say that, then! This place is great, and always worth a 15-20% tip. If you can't afford to tip, stay at home and make instant noodles.

This place deserves at least 4.5 stars. You MUST try the popcorn chicken. The pan fried baos were very tasty also. Some other reviews mentioned poor service, we did not experience this. Also, alot of places are mandatory tipping now it seems

Big portion , but taste not fit mine

My wife and I actually came upon this place by accident after our Uber driver couldn't find Taiwan Deli. This is a small "hole in the wall" Chinese place frequented almost entirely by Asians (good sign). Even though we came during the Sunday morning breakfast rush, we were seated and served quickly. We ordered the sliced fish porridge which is served with dried anchovies and peanuts. The porridge was piping hot and flavorful and actually better than the porridge we had at Taiwan Deli. We also had salty bean curd, which is the savory version of sweet soft tofu. Again, very delicious! We got an order of xiao long bau (XLB) dumplings which were very good, although we had to ask for the sliced ginger that usually comes with the black vinegar. Finally, we ordered pork chop seasoned with five spice and deep fried. Delicious as well! We also got two pork buns to go since we were dashing off to the airport. Overall, a great find in Chinatown, and better than the Taiwan Deli. Added plus: this place is a short walk right across the street from Take It Easy coffee roasters.

If you are looking for a no frill pop in-n out Taiwanese breakfast or lunch joint this would be it for LV. Very typical Taiwanese restaurant that serves bentos and breakfast items. Taste is Meh but it's very fast and prompt. Price is on the expensive side imo and portion is not proportionate to the price( I mean 7.5 for a leek box....:p). I probably would only come I. The future of if I need something fast.

Authentic Taiwanese breakfast and lunch this place has it all from the porridge to stinky tofu! Loads of umami from every dish. Must try are the soup dumplings, beef noodle soup, green onion pancake and stinky tofu if you're into a heavy umami flavor! Staff is great and very helpful. All Seasons Cafe isn't very big but makes you feel like you're in a Taiwanese diner!

The food was decent and it feels like the small restaurants I experienced in Hong Kong. The prices were expensive and I wish there were more dishes for vegetarians. The ambiance felt really authentic. I have travelled to Hong Kong countless times so I know what to expect. The service was friendly and she tried her best.

We were looking for a quick spot to eat in chinatown. Came here on a weekday and it was busy with a few tables open. We ordered chic and fried shrimp curry that came with rice. It was pretty salty and decent curry. Steamed dumplings were okay but fell apart and watery as they must've over steamed it and might've been frozen. Service was fine but probably won't come back when we visit Vegas as there's other Chinese/Asian places to try nearby.

We arrived this place before 11am on a Monday morning. This place was already packed with locals dining there! Family oriented, bento portions are pretty good, it has one whole egg plus plenty of scrambled eggs sauté with tomato , considering eggs are record high around $6-8 a dozen, that's extremely generous of them! However, when it comes to ramen, the portions of the noodles were actually very small. The bowls were huge! But not much noodles. My 10 year old and 12 year old finished their own bowl. I only ordered one bowl for the to share initially, but when they served our bowl, I had to order a second bowl for them service was quick though. Prices were pretty decent in general.

Had a doordash order of porridge and century egg yesterday. The delivery time was fast and package was secured. The porridge itself is pretty good, big portion (can be for 2 people) and there's plenty of century egg and meat inside.

A truly authentic Taiwanese / Chinese restaurant. Lots of great food options and the staff mostly consisted of older people which definitely made me feel like home. Lots of chatter behind the scenes, quick service, and happy i got to try one of my favorite dishes. The mapo tofu was great!

The service was good and the food was delivered fast. The popcorn chicken was a nice serving size , but it didn't come with any sauce . The beef roll was my favorite . The meat was tender and flavorful. The inside wasn't really decorated, it was kind of blah. Glad I tried it but not sure I would come back.

Came here for breakfast and there were about 5 other tables already eating. We ordered an app sampler, a spicy beef noodle, and a beef roll. Everything was okay for the price. The soup was a bit bland for my taste and I didn't like they put egg in the beef roll. The app sampler was good tho and their hot sauce on the table was delicious! Overall, not a terrible place for some Taiwanese breakfast.

The stinky tofu is the BEST. We got two plates because I almost ate a whole plate of it myself. I would definitely recommend getting this. It even rivals the tofu I ate in Taiwan. Heads up on the stinky tofu smell though haha ;) We got unsweetened soy milk. We got porridge. Your standard porridge - not too salty. We got a ramen which my family really liked. We got the pan fried bread. The bread was a tad dry. We got dumplings. The dumplings were ok. Not bad but not too memorable either. I will always come back for the stinky tofu... absolutely delicious! Also, if you speak Mandarin, the middle aged waitress is super funny and friendly to chat with! ;) There's a parking lot too.

I understand that Chinese restaurant. Generally I have pretty bad service. But this place is just plain old RUDE! Came in one day to get take out, I was told that I would have to wait 20 min to even place an order. The server lady was extremely unpleasant and was just plain mean. I was super nice to her but she was nasty to me. Initially, I gave her the benefit for he doubt and thought maybe she's having a bad day, after waiting another 5 min, she gave me dirty looks and was hostile. At which point I left before taking anymore mental abuse. Some of food on display didn't look too fresh anyways. So maybe I dodged a bullet. If you don't want to be mentally abused while dining out, then avoid this place!

The day was too busy that service gets too much mistake. Started from order until food come around 30 mins

I Order a seafood hot pot. Holy cow, it was so hot. It scolded my tongue, and a day later, it still hurts. The ambiance was minimal, and the restaurant was crowded with a high turnover. The only thing I disliked about it was there was no break from the air coming in off of the street, so it was cold in there all the time. staff was super helpful and kind, and the food was pretty priced with multiple options.

The food is amazing! It was ready pretty quickly. The staff is friendly and clearly proud of their food. All members of my party are happy with their meal and we will be coming back

What a great breakfast my sister recommended. They opened hecka early. We met here at 8:30am. Below are some insights. Location: 5/5 it wasn't too far from the strip. About 8 minutes drive. There were tons of parking around there. It's next to so many Asian restaurants. Food: 4/5 we ordered $100 worth of food. We ordered Chinese donuts, porridge, salted eggs, eggs and tomatoes, pork chop with rice, tofu bowl, potstickers, wonton soup, and fresh soy milk. Out of all of the food, I would order the fresh soy milk, pork chop, tofu bowl, potstickers and wonton soup again. Would I come back? Absolutely. The restaurant was quite small and not too much space but the food was good. Taiwanese style.

We had breakfast here yesterday before our drive back to Los Angeles. Feeling under the weather after CES I was in the mood for a soup or porridge when my coworkers decided on Taiwanese breakfast for our last meal. I got the wonton noodle soup and it wasn't bad. The noodle weren't the normal egg noodles that you would expect but that wasn't a big issue. The wontons were a bit smaller than I expected, but the overall taste was there (kind of hard to mess up wonton soup to be quite honest). My coworkers had soup dumplings, dumplings, green onion pancakes, and soy soups with Chinese donuts. They said they were ok at best. Overall, not bad nor good.

You can get any more authentic Asian food than this. Our server was friendly and funny. I was so full but the flaky pancake was so good I had to finish it. If I was not leaving Vagas today I would come back to try the other pancake flavor. Just like any family own restaurant it is small and not fancy but the food makes up for it.

Authentic Taiwan food. Portions are small with poor quality ingredients. 3 cup chicken for example had hints of basil but wishing there was more. XLB was soulless, watching wrapping the xlb there was no added gelatin. Thus the lack of soup in the dumplings. Pot stickers was the best and closest to Taiwan though the portions were minuscule. $50 spent for 1 person I felt unsatisfied at the end.

Ordered 咸豆花，牛肉卷饼，白菜饺子，duper delicious, and service is also good. Authentic Chinese dim sum, highly recommend!

We came to eat for lunch after my son & husband's haircut at Beautpoint next door, Our total bill was $52.95 as I was paying the lady forced me to pay the tip of 15% ($7.95) I asked why it has to be that amount? Of course I will tip, depending on the service is how much I'll tip. Then she said everybody tip & pay that amount. Why will you be forced to tip, is my question?How rude!!!! If you want to be treated nasty! Come to this place & you will not be disappointed!!! I guarantee you! Food is great, yeah! But with their service, I doubt people will come back!!!!

I love my congee- or rice porridge. They offer other morning food items from 8a to 6p. The fried cruellers, green onion pancakes and other traditional Chinese breakfast items appears freshly made. I had the hot soy milk with my pork and century egg congee. Everything tasted fine but here is my primary issue. I think for the items, the prices are a bit expensive for the amount you get. Back at home the bowls are nearly twice as big and more "stuff" in the porridge for about the same cost. But when you crave food like this cost ends up being a bit of a moot point.

This was really really bad man ngl I got the eel bento box and was doing my best to find something I liked but that eel was like an eel past its date was frozen and defrosted then cooked the cucumber salad which is normally one of my favorite things was mushy and tasted old, the eggs were boiled to oblivion and completely solid yellow/grey, the tofu was eh, and the soup was just like this saltwater porridge thing.... God damn bro I'm sorry to be so mean but in a city with so much good Asian food in particular this was just abysmal

We were looking for some Taiwanese Breakfast and having already tried Yi Mei Champion Taiwan Deli we decided to give All Season Diner a try. It's located in the Chinatown Plaza near the 99 Ranch. Parking was plentiful and there is a good variety of Asian restaurants there with something that should suit your taste. Service was good and food in general was a-okay. Here's what we ordered: -Chinese Donut with Soy Bean Milk - this the donut was crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. Pretty standard issue. The soy bean milk came warm and unsweetened. There's white sugar provided if you want to sweeten the soy bean milk. Overall this is a pretty traditional Taiwanese breakfast item and it was good. Get this only if you like simple traditional Taiwanese food because it doesn't really have much to it in the flavor department. -Baked Sandwich with pork - this was essentially a flat pastry bread with minced pork inside. The outside was covered in sesame seeds and the bread was crispy and good. The pork was flavored well and tasted good. Get this. -Egg pancake - This is a flat omelet log with some fish sauce (?) drizzled on the top. It was tasty, not overly salty and would go well with rice or rice porridge. -Pork Chop rice with egg - This isn't really a breakfast dish, but I saw it on the menu and decided to order it. The pork chop was tender and not overly greasy. The portion size was kinda small though. The rice also included minced soy sauce pork which was delicious. The soy sauce hard boiled egg was standard issue. The dish came with some bean sprouts, cauliflower, and what I can only guess was roasted green peppers. These veggies were fine, nothing worth mentioning. -Steamed Dumplings - These were so-so. Not really worth getting considering how many you get for the price. Overall the dumplings tasted alright. Nothing spectacular. Definitely skip this. Overall All Season Diner was worth a visit once, but I don't think I'd drop in again considering there are other places worth checking out. https://youtu.be/BTrYpF2csOI

Traditional Taiwanese Cuisine, my favorite is Pop Corn Chicken and handmade Scallion Pancakes

The food is here really good. Especially their soy milk (hot unsweetened and cold sweetened), they are both made fresh and made just right. It's better than what I can make at home. Here are other items we fell in love with: Chinese Doughnut Stick (Youtiao, 油条) - 5 Star Preserved Egg with Lean Meat Congee (皮蛋瘦肉粥) - 5 Star Tonkatsu Ramen - 5 Star Scallion Crepe (蛋饼) - 5 Star, we tried beef and just regular, both excellent So why the 3-star? Seating is kind of crazy. It's super busy and they don't have an orderly system. One would think they would give out numbers and seat people accordingly. Nope, it's utter chaos. Next, the service. It's all over the place. They try to give good service but they just can't coordinate. Some servers are great. Others could care less. If this is someone's first time at a chinese breakfast shop, it would be a very high stress environment. It would be equivalent to the chaos at a super busy McDonald's. However, if I had a choice between a McDonald's breakfast or a All Seasons Diner breakfast, it would be this place hands down. The food here is delicious and fresh. I just have to mentally prepare myself for the high stress battle ... it is not for the weak, sensitive, and timid. Now as for this place being Chinese or Taiwanese style, I would say it's more Chinese style. It's more similar to the breakfast I have in traditional Chinese chain than in a mom & pop Taiwan stand.

Beware of this restaurant's deception! I was eating breakfast alone, and when I was about to leave, I found that there was an extra dish on the bill, Dongpo pork, which was $10 more. I asked the cashier, and she said she didn't know who added it, and finally had to deduct it from me. I noticed that there were also reviews that mentioned the overcharge.

Good breakfast place. They open early which allow customers kind to have brunch. Food is affordable. It has a good tradition food. Especially Taiwanese food. My wife hometown serve serve salted soy bean milk with fried dough, she said is very similar to the food of home country Taiwan. I not quite like. But I do like the bake sandwich with beef. It is slice marinated beef wrap in Chinese pancake. It is delicious highly recommended. We also have soup dumplings. The soup in the dumplings are excellent. The meat may need to improve a little bit. Overall the soup dumplings is good value and same as other food. Service is good. Be sure your are ready before you call the wait staff. They are busy. A lot of take out customers during our visit.

We were craving some traditional taiwanese breakfast while on vacation and the original place I chose decided to be closed so this was plan B. I came into a traditional looking Taiwanese restaurant having high hopes. There was a good amount of people, but nothing overwhelming. I saw that there was only one lady that was pretty much working and three cooks in the kitchen. She seemed extremely busy so I decided to help myself and seated my self got myself my menus and ordered my breakfast. We waited a good while and we're still not served by her at all. 30 minutes later, we noticed she served our food to another table that came in and ordered after us. Luckily, the table knew that it was not their food and told her. It felt weird to take the food from another table and serve it to us but I gave the benefit of the doubt it was untouched. We waited another 20 mins and tried to ask her if the rest of our order was coming out but we were ignored. We noticed two tables also leave as they were unable to even order anything. Being this is Vegas, we were super thirsty and really wanted to order something to drink or even just get a glass of water, but we were ignored. However, I do know a lot of customers felt the same and also were missing items from order. Not fully her fault but she was WAY overworked! Anyways, we decided we were going to leave and tried paying.. almost had to beg to pay. 1. They definitely need more servers! No water, no service, pretty disappointing. 2. Food was good! Don't get me wrong, their food was exactly what I was craving I just wish I could have received my whole order. I was so hungry by the time our food came that I forgot to take photos..

Extremely rude. The lady wanted to scream at me just for asking a question. Why? Is it because I'm not 100 percent Asian? I'm sorry I'm half American. Like wow

Foods are very authentic with a very good variety. Waitstaff are attentive and courteous. They have the best Chinese donuts, very fresh! Wish their business hours could extend to longer evening time.

We are tourists here in Vegas. Unfortunately, we weren't able to get a table for breakfast at the hotel, there was a long wait. We decided to explore outside of the hotel and headed to Chinatown. We stumbled across a Taiwanese diner and decided to give it a try. The food is below average not to mention everything is overpriced for its quality. $48 for all 4 items. $15 for steamed dumplings and I don't think they homemade, they tasted like frozen to me . The wrap was thick and the filling was dry. Soy bean was not hot and the congee was cooler than room temperature. The beef with egg wrap was delicious. It was a little bit crispy on the outside and the egg was cooked right. The service was good. Our server was friendly and attentive.

The food was very delicious. Highly recommend the donut/soy milk and 3 vegetable dish (choose next to cash register). Everything was good. The servers were efficient and welcoming. The inside is not decorated

Great food and clean bathrooms. Came here with family from China and had a great meal. Good service.

This is one of those few places that open early for breakfast. Great for a simple yet hearty breakfast. The Tau Fu Fa comes in sweet and savory. I was told that the savory one is rather tasty. You dipped the Fried Fritters into the bean curd soup. The dumplings and the noodles were just alright, nothing fancy. I do believe that when you go to a Chinese restaurant, expect it to be busy (which indicates it's good) and if cleanliness is a big deal, don't eat in a Chinese restaurant!

Great place for traditional Chinese breakfast. Having some porridge and veggies、soy milk for breakfast is a great choice. Your stomach won't feel too much, and gives you all the nutrients you need for the whole day. I loved their salted bean curd; soymilk; scallion pancake; potherb mustard;salted rice roll; baked sandwiches with beef and dumplings. The only thing is sometimes their table is a little bit dirty(I mean sticky). So be prepared to wipe the table by yourself.

Stopped by here for pan fried buns to go in the morning. Since they were the only place that we could find that was open before 11:30am, we opted for the 6 piece pan friend ($15+). While we waited, we noticed that all the tables looked dirty- which did not matter to us since we were not eating there and could see our (premade) buns being cooked in a satisfactory manner. Similar to other commenters- we were completed underwhelmed with the quality of the buns. Not only were they very overpriced, but they had only a tiny amount of meat and very small in size overall. To make matters worse, as we were watching the lady pack the to go order- she put in napkins that were very small (the ones that go inside the prepackaged plastic utensils). So I grabbed one regular size table napkin from an area open to customers - and the lady rudely yelled at me for it, telling me not to touch it because she had put "napkins" in my bag. Her terrible attitude was the catalyst for this honest review.

Don't recommend this restaurant. Environment: not clean, too crowded, no social distance at all. Food: not freshly made. e.g. Basil Chicken is dry and hard. Very small quantity. We were there around 12:00, many dishes were sold out already. Service: Bad! Very bad! There was a six people table available when We were waiting. After a while, we asked if we could be seated at that table, they didn't answer until there were other two 4-people tables available, the lady we talked to asked us to sit down at 6 people table. Why kept us waiting all this time? Once sitting down, the menu was very confusing. We checked with the waitress, her explanation was not very clear. When checked out, the bill was 50% higher than we expected. There were two more customers ahead of me were also surprised by the billed amount. My advice is don't go this restaurant. The food is not good, service is bad and environment is terrible. Trust me you will be surprised when seeing the bill.

Cockroach crawling on the wall behind us while we were having breakfast....YAAAKk When mentioned this to the lady who looked like she was the in charge person, she shri off like not a big deal (unless in swims in our noodle soup), when I told her I could report it to NV heath dept. inspector, she raise her voice " I don't care "

We came here twice during our recent short trip to Vegas. Ok, I am a fan but want to make sure I set some expectations.... I am a fan because you don't get Chinese breakfast anywhere NEAR where I live. So I get pretty excited when there is a large menu of Chinese breakfast items to choose from. Anyways, the food is pretty tasty, the price is decent (can be a bit pricey for the type of food), and the service is friendly and efficient. We ordered several breakfast dishes - soy milk, fried Chinese donuts, scallion pancake, etc... We also ordered some to go dishes. Not everything is cooked to order. They have batches of stuff made and assemble them in to go boxes when orders come in. Again, everything was tasty for us, but I can see if something sits for too long, might not be the greatest. Overall, we were pretty happy both times we dined there.

as a taiwanese american in vegas, i can say that we dont have enough authentic taiwanese food here. ever since lilys kitchen closed down ive been looking for another spot and i found one even better. Popped in today for a quick lunch with my grandma. Everything here is truly catered to an authentic taiwanese taste and the prices are a freaking steal! Big portion size and they dont skimp out on quality! You must get the popcorn chicken :-) They have the closest taste ive had to mom's cooking since i moved out and the breading to meat ratio is perfect. The staff were so friendly and the owner was super humble! Ill be coming in whenever I need a little taste of home in the future!

It surprises me to find some good Chinese styles breakfast here in Las Vegas. Price is very reasonable. They open early so we can actually have some nice breakfast before attending trade show in Vegas.

We came here yesterday at 11am. Food was mediocre although my friend got severe food poisoning from the Kung Pao Chicken. It was such bad food poisoning we had to bring her to the ER during our vacation. I called twice today and could not get a hold of anyone to let them know. The chicken seemed off and old and they tried to mask it with sauce. In hindsight we should have checked the reviews before we picked a place to sit down.

Super yummy and very fast and friendly service!!! Ambience is definitely a nice trip to china (; lol not but seriously go here!

You probably aren't going to see too many Americans in this place. It's steep in Taiwanese tradition which has a flavor one grows into. However, one could liken is presentation to American Southern food in style, as much of the menu are large protein heavy plates served with vegetables and rice topped off with a braised egg. Truly a great place. Bring your appetite. Lots of food. And I definitely suggest trying their Scallion Pancake and/or their Chive with Egg. And their Hot & Sour is Ace!

A quick meal for brunch since we had a big dinner coming up. Taiwanese and Cantonese style foods. We had freshly made Chinese donuts 油條,salty beancurd, braised pork with rice, and a vegetable pork bun. I though it was fast and fresh. Didn't get a chance to try their noodles or ciao long baos. Maybe next time!

Food is mediocre at best. Service is horrible. The front service lady brought our food to the wrong table, and left it there. The people there picked up the plate, sniffed the food, poked at it, but didn't eat it because they were confused why it was there. The lady then realized her mistake and just switched the food to our table. We said no this is not okay, we saw what they did with the food, we want you to make a new one. Disgusted and annoyed look on her face and said why?? They didn't eat it!! Extremely unwilling. Horrible service throughout our meal. We ended up not tipping for this bad service. She stood there while we paid our check and said "no tip?!?!" Then literally pushed my hand away when I tried to get the receipt. Definitely not coming back.

Best Taiwanese breakfast place I found in USA!. The food is authentic and delicious. We came bac all the way from San Diego for its food! A hidden gem in Las Vegas, excellent food and affordable prices!

Stay away from this restaurant! They did not honor the advertisement at the Las Vegas Chinese Daily News on April 30, 2021. Fake advertisement!