Silk Road Asian Bistro

My family visited this place during our stay at Westgate resort. What can I say except that the service was great the food was delicious everything was reasonably priced I do truly recommend the shrimp plate or the orange chicken. It was so good that we paused during packing to come back home just to eat the leftovers LOL

The potstickers were delicious! The service was fantastic - we never had to ask for drink refills. The food came out very quickly and we were checked on often. I had the chow mein, it was great & had lots of fresh vegetables in it. My boyfriend had the general tso chicken, it had alot of flavor but tasted more like orange chicken? It was still delicious and cooked well. Overall, we would come back again- especially for the potstickers!

Our server AJ was amazing!!!! He was attentive, informative, and funny. He made our dinning experience more than enjoyable. On top of the outstanding service, the atmosphere is next level! We loved sitting by the waterfall. 10/10

This restaurant is in a shared space with Ricky Tiki, sushi and Benihana. Go to either one of those and avoid this. It’s just not good. I’ve had better Chinese food out of the microwave box. Responding to Owners response: This was my second time eating here as I did give it a second chance. I will not be back. Also, my post was from over a month ago and you are just now responding to it? Wow.

AJ was THE BEST! We had the best experience and it was all due to him and him alone! Such an amazing server and all around person!

Lychee Martinis are good. Really good salt and pepper shrimp. Pot stickers very good. General Tso's so-so. Mongolian Beef was very good. Wife thought it was too salty.

Worst meal in vegas. They served me meat despite not ordering it, which is disgusting as a vegetarian. Slow service on top of everything else

Great food and our server was amazing. AJ Razon was courteous and friendly as well as helpful.

Stopped in for a quick dinner. Love the venue, it's really pretty . Tables are scattered outside by the little river or inside which has the quintessential Chinese restaurant feel. Service was good, attentive and nice. Food: My fav for the night was the Hong Kong Pan fried noodles. The sauce was flavorful, snow peas nice and crisp. General Tsao chicken- I liked this better than then orange chicken. They use white meat and the chicken was crispy! Kung Pao chicken- i felt was little on the salty side . Def has a kick; hopefully the heat burns calories. Veggie Spring Rolls- bigger than the usual spring rolls. Nice and crispy and I love that they aren't heavy on the ginger! War Wonton Soup- generous portions of shrimp! The food was good, not the absolute best, but can't go wrong with the convenience when staying at West gate and charm of the venue.

I walked across from my hotel to go here as I was told The Westgate had various places to eat and some cheaper meals. I wandered around a bit and settled on this place. The server was fine and gave good service. The price was good for Vegas but the portion was more for an appetizer than a dinner. I was still hungry after this. It was average but ok in a pinch.

Located inside the Benihana Village Westgate casino/hotel. Reservations were recommended but I was there around 7PM on a Sunday so not super crowded. I was seated immediately. I was given a menu and ice water as soon as I sat down but it took awhile for my order to be taken. The appetizer I ordered was served with my entree which disappointed me a little. Service was kind of iffy at first but greatly improved about the time I was done eating. Even getting my water glass refilled was a challenge. Service did improve just before I left. Maybe they were short staffed tonight? Serving sizes were large and taste made the price worth the visit. They are closed on Mondays so giving them a second chance is not an option. I'm willing to give them another try but it will have to wait until I visit again.

Food was low quality for a high price. Almost no true sushi. It was pretty but the flavor and actually true fresh fish was sub par for selection and flavor. Service was good though

Stopped by the spot for a buffet lunch in between a conference! The food hit the spot- my favorites were the orange chicken, fried rice, lomein and steamed veggies! I went back for more and enjoyed the beef and broccoli. For a buffet, in Vegas- it was reasonably priced. The inside is dark but it's part of the ambiance, the waitress brought extra lighting to the table and kept on saying "to see our beautiful faces" she was so kind. I feel as though they were short staffed when I visited so I will not comment on the service aside from the fact that our waitress was the kindest, sweetest lady who really wanted to make sure we enjoyed our meals.

Had a great dinner here! Delicious food with nice big portion sizes! (see pics) Very fair prices. Friendly, efficient service from the waiter and other staff. I appreciated the frequent water filling! Gorgeous interior, as part of the cute Benihana village area within Westgate. Highly recommend and will be back!

I go to Westgate to play the slots or watch the shows so after a bad experience in this restaurant last time I avoided eating here. Today the other restaurants were a long wait so I ate here again. What a pleasant surprise, the service was great and We didn't have to wait a long time for our food to be served. They also improved on the quality of the food. I'm recomending this place again.

Located inside the Westgate, this restaurant is in the same location as Benihana. We were sat in a smaller "up a few stairs" area that had limited tables of 2 and 4 tops. At first the service seemed a little slow - judging by beverage service. We had menus for a little white before anyone came to take our drink order. Afterwards, it took the server quite a while as well to be our order. I actually had to ask if our server was around. Once the server came I was prepared to rattle off the entire order. The potstickers were good, they came out hot with a nice pan fried crisp on the outside. The BBQ pork buns come with only two and at first the server said it would take 20 min to steam but it was actually much faster than that - more like 10 min. The main entrees: Orange Chicken - was good but average. It's what I expected, fried chicken breast coated with orange sauce. Nothing special - but alright. The black pepper beef with asparagus was really good. It was my favorite of the items ordered. There was a good balance of veggies and beef and the sauce was really delicious. Overall, the restaurant scenery is nice and the food is pretty good.

We had a very confusing service here but the food was good and the prices were very reasonable. We stopped in for dinner on a night that wasn't very busy (Wednesday) and we were seated right away. We made our choices for entrees and appetizers and ordered drinks at the same time. We received our drinks and waited for food. Everything started being served all at once, appetizers and entrees. We immediately noticed that one of the entrees was wrong and sent it back. We also questioned the noodle dish, that we were sharing, because we didn't think it was suppose to have shrimp in it. Our server assured us that it was right and left it. We then received another entree, then potstickers... then the server came and took away the noodle dish, telling us it was the wrong one. A few minutes late we were brought another entree and another noodle dish. We already ate some of the previous dish so I hope it got tossed. The entrees, Mongolian beef and Pepper steak were very good. The first noodle dish was better than the pan fried noodles we received in the second round. They were way over cooked and burnt. The potstickers were just ok. This is a combination of 3 restaurants in one so it's sort of an open balcony type seating area. It's nicer than a cafeteria style but still not restaurant ambiance. It's decent Chinese food for a reasonable price if you're trying to stay within the hotel.

Very cool atmosphere. Situated inside Benihana's, this place is dimly lit with a waterfall that flows from the ceiling. This would be a great place for groups, families, couples, or solo. For a Friday evening in the summer, I was surprised at how fast I was seated and order placed. Before I knew it, I had my bento box - fresh off the presses! As far as the food goes, it was good. Nothing outstanding. Just good. I enjoyed the ambiance and service very much. I'd come back knowing that I'd get great service and leave satisfied.

Tried multiple times to eat here but are closed on Tuesdays and only open for lunch buffet on certain other days.

The ambiance was beautiful. The music was at the right volume. The decor from within Benihana gave this place a upscale feel. The server, Mirjeta, was attentive, gave great suggestions, and prompt. My glass of Dr. Pepper was never empty. The food was served hot and flavorful. It was filling. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars was no bar... All the workers were customer service friendly. I would come back again ... Thanks for your kindness and hospitality..

This place was amazing, at first a few of the waiters were a bit lost but when we got seated if felt like we were being treated like vips. The food was amazing and the waiters are very nice. I highly recommend!

After a wild day in Vegas, I decided to keep the party going right in my suite with Silk Road Asian Bistro's shrimp fried rice. It was like a flavor explosion! The shrimp were the real MVPs - juicy and delicious. Dining in my suite was a top-notch move, and Silk Road's shrimp fried rice made it even better. A tasty treat to keep the Vegas vibes alive!

Price is a bit high for what you get. The service was very slow for not being very busy. I would have really liked to know more about what we were going to be eating before ordering. Our server really did not know much about the menu which was a disappointment. When we did get our food it was really good.

Before going to a show at the Westgate, I looked on Yelp for a restaurant there to try that I had not been to and I chose Silk Road. The restaurant is part of the Benihana Village with Benihana, Silk Road, and Rikki Tiki Sushi all in the same "village" with Silk Road being at the entrance. I was seated quickly. It was early and it was a Stanley Cup game at the same hour so there was only one other table occupied. My server was Andy and he was very good. I looked over the menu and I didn't see the duck that is in one of the Yelp photos. I guess the menu has changed. I ordered something completely different for me--fried rice. I think this may have been the first time I've ordered it as my only other fried rice has been a side with some Asian food. The Fuking fried rice is egg fried rice with asparagus, peas, BBQ pork, shrimp, chicken, and brown gravy. It was good and so different than the dry kind of fried rice side you normally get. The dish was moist with the brown gravy and it had a good amount of shrimp, chicken, and pork. For dessert, they have two kinds of sorbet--mango and coconut. I asked Andy if he had a preference and he suggested coconut. It was perfect. The sorbet is cut in the shape of a pie wedge and it is for people who like coconut like I do. The decor of Silk Road is red--red lanterns, red lights on the steps going into the restaurant, red place mats, and red lighting. This is a good place for some quick Asian fusion food.

This review is for the Chinese food. I grew up outside of San Francisco and have tasted some of the best authentic Chines food in and around San Francisco and during trips to Asia. The Chinese food at Silk Road has been really good each time I have eaten there. It is one of my go to for Chinese food. Yes. it has a Western touch to the food but still really tasty. I have never been disappointed. The service has always been either good or outstanding if you have seasoned (older) waiters.

I wanted sushi but somehow we ended up here instead. (It's right next door to and shares dining areas with both Benihana and a sushi restaurant.) Although I love that the decor inside was incredibly intricate and unique, even with man-made rain and a japanese-style lake scene, it doesn't make up for a shotty vegetarian main dish. Well, that's not fair. I've had worse. And it's not that it was bad, but it was just not good. I ordered the vegetable clay pot. It was meant to come with tofu - but I swear there was like 1 part tofu to 30 parts veggies. I love my veggies, sure, and the spices they used were pretty okay. However, the protein tends to be the focal point of most dishes, including vegetarian. The only exception I know to this rule is when spices are used in a generous and skillful way on another ingredient. Needless to say, I was missing my tofu as the flavor here was not anything too special. The service wasn't bad, but it was also not able to make up for the food I was fairly disappointed with. As for the photos I posted: I didn't try my husband's gyoza or ramen, so I can't comment on them.

I ordered Hong Kong Won Ton Soup and Hong Kong Chow Mein. I asked for extra spicy flavoring if possible and it wasn't. Better to add soy sauce and salt. The sauces and food itself was good and didn't have bad service. If you have to stay at Westgate though, this place is the best if you can't spend the cash at Edge Steakhouse. The other restaurants didn't seem that good to try. The ambience is very nice and impressive. They are attached to the sushi and Benihanna so it looks huge, like a Japanese village. Traditional Chinese food but with American flavoring. As in... Authentic Chinese ingredients but it's still lo mein.

Our server Mireya was phenomenal and provided an excellent customer experience! She is personable, detailed oriented and very professional. My party was scheduled to see a show and was pressed for time, however, Mireya, ensured our food was served timely, delicious and check tendered right away. Mireya, many thanks for taking such great care our party of four. We highly recommend Silk Road Asian Bistro and would definitely return (the next time we're in Las Vegas)!

Food is not exceptionally fantastic, but not that bad. Price is reasonable for a hotel restaurant too.

I'd love to review this place properly, but it was consistently not open, even during its normal hours, and even when I checked ahead. I tried checking this place out twice to no avail. I'm not sure what's going on, but I could never rationally recommend this place.

Meh, a friend and I came to this restaurant that's located in the Westgate/former Las Vegas Hilton at around 8 on a Thursday night for dinner. We were hungry for sushi, and hanging on the wall next to the entrance to Silk Road, there's a full sushi menu. Perfect! We went to the hostess station and stood there waiting and talking for a few minutes before someone finally stopped by to ask if we wanted to be seated, and then waited a few more minutes before being seated (there was no line and we could see a number of open tables inside the place, not sure why the wait?). We were seated, our drink orders were taken and we were given menus. One problem: no sushi?! My buddy went back out to check and sure enough, there was a sushi menu at the entrance. When our server returned with our drinks we asked if they had a sushi menu, and she said no, that was a separate restaurant within this same general space that contains this noodle bar, a Benihana and a sushi place. OK? We'd already ordered drinks and were able to find a few dishes we liked on Silk Road's menu so we decided to stay. We ordered an app and I ordered a wagyu beef dish for my main course. While the food was good, I must say that the service was absolutely dreadful all night. It took forever for our server to take our food orders, our appetizer was delivered at the same time as our main courses, when we wanted a second round of beverages we had to wait for a few minutes before we could flag down our server, then several minutes later we had to ask someone else to get our dinks as it was obvious that our server had forgotten about us. When it was time to get our bill and pay, again, it took forever. IMO, this place is good, not great or outstanding, and the service on this night was nonexistent.

Great service....prompt, fresh, delicious unique! The dessert is creative...try the pineapple coconut sorbet comes in a shape of a slice of cake! Relaxing atmosphere!

Not sure where some of the other reviewers ate but the restaurant I went to is located inside the Westgate resort and it was flat out awful. Also I should note that I rarely post on Yelp unless the food is great or the food was awful...if its middle of the road I don't think its up to me to determine whether or not someone should try a restaurant...with that being said... I made the major mistake of eating lunch at the Silk Road Asian Bistro. You would think that other than the buffet restaurants (some are pretty decent but most the food is fairly vanilla and cheap) that casino restaurants would be fairly high end....this was possibly the worst Asian food experience I've ever had. The waitress and hostess were very nice and I was served fairly quickly considering they were packed for lunch. Then it went all went down hill. The egg rolls showed up...nice toasty and warm on the outside...cold as ice on the inside...They brought a replacement order which was very nice of them and they were crisp on the outside and much on the inside (they were obviously of the frozen variety), I ordered the Chicken Lo Mein as my main dish...if you like a large pile of mushy over cooked noodles with rubbery chicken and very little taste then this is the place for you. For half of the cost (lunch with a soda and tip was just under $50) I could have ordered decent take out for a family of 4. I was very disappointed as I love Asian food and to eat it at least once a week.

Came here for lunch because Babygirl , like all millennials, has an inexplicable liking for sushi. As a far more sensible baby boomer, I do not. (I believe we may have inherited a suspicion of Japanese cuisine from our fathers who served in the Pacific in WWII and considered it all "fish heads", but that is neither here nor there). We came once before when it first opened , meaning when they "remodeled" the old Benihana lounge by throwing in some tables and hanging red lanterns from the ceiling. The space definitely has an awkward feel, but not enough to ruin your meal. The fact that the menu used to have two sides so you could order Chinese or sushi from the place 10 feet down the little stairs but now you can't anymore definitely threw a wrench in things. Since Babygirl was willing to cave and I was not, we stayed. We had a friend with us, so we ordered a few things to share. None were memorable, all were overcooked and mushy, and portion sizes were approximately half of what most neighborhood Chinese places give you. I understand that in a hotel, most customers are not going to keep leftovers anyway, but it rubs salt in the wound that they made in your wallet by charging two or three times the average price. I wouldn't bother returning. Almost made raw fish wrapped in seaweed sound like a good idea. Almost.

Since we didn't order Pho here, it's safe to say that we had satisfying meals. Maybe we had the right order this time. This doesn't look like a place for Pho. It's a Chinese restaurant, so you should order Chinese food. If you want a good Pho, a real Vietnamese restaurant would probably do the job. We came here because I wanted to try Asian food from the hotel to see whether they can beat Chinatown. I think they can, in some part. We ordered Salt & Pepper Shrimp and Chicken dish. They both didn't let us down. We had enough meals. Lan was our waitress, she was good and polite. I think Mai Lang was the name of the host, she too was very polite. The restaurant was combined with the other 2 restaurants: Benihana and Rikki Tiki Sushi. This one has reddish ambience, with reddish ceiling, reddish candlelights and everything red. My food looked reddish too but I think that's because of the color of the ceiling, had nothing to do with the red sauce. The drink? Well, that's my color anyway. So, after looking at all the red stuff, we thought we did good.

My friends and I tried Silk Road Asian Bistro about a week ago. We were at the Westgate for a convention, and not really in the mood to go out and get food, we ended up eating here. All and all, Silk Road Asian Bistro was okay. Food was decent. Pricing was a little more than I wanted to pay, but considering that the establishment was at the Westgate, it was kind of what I expected. You are paying for the convenience. I had fried rice. That was $16 before tax. Not bad. Not great. 3 out of 5 stars for okay experience. Staff was nice though. Would hit this place up again if I needed something to eat, but would probably explore some other establishments instead. I ended up paying about the same when dining at my Las Vegas favorite Holsteins or Hash House.

First time here and I was very impressed with the hospitality as well as the food. Service was excellent and the food was served in a very timely manner. My dinner was the Orange beef which was very good. I would highly recommend this place to anyone looking for some good Asian food.

Loved pho and fried rice with crab! Delicious. Pick this place over the sushi place next to it.

The food here is mediocre. I like the kind of food they have, but the execution on all dishes I've had are poor. The flavors are bland. It is truly a 2-3 star experience.

The service was almost too good. There were a lot of different servers and management ready and happy to help. However, I'm primarily at a restaurant for good food. This was not the case here. I ordered the beef pho and it was the worst pho I've ever had in my life. The broth was bland, the meat was tough and it was just piled in the bowl with hardly any room for the noodles that didn't belong in the pho to begin with (because they were the wrong kind). The meat tasted microwaved and it was just awful. I only gave it 2 stars for the service and the sake.

Every year we stay here we eat here. This is the first time service is extremely slow. Food is always delicious though. Husband just showed me how dirty the middle of the table is. Sticky, food residue. Yuk. Blonde elderly hostess that seats customers is rude. Saw young lady at the table across from me who has only had a glass of water forever. I could have been distracted however after 40 minutes she had no food and I don't think she has had a waitress to her table. I brought it to the attention of the hostess and she basically told me to mind my business and that there are a lot of customers and she has to wait her turn. I would fire this b**tch. Not coming here again. Pointed out to waitress the table and no interest. Health department should look at. Btw we have been here 1-1/2 hours and the younger customer just got served her pho

Stayed at the Westgate, and wanted a quick healthy lunch without leaving the hotel.The chicken pho was bland, broth had no taste, and the chicken was tasted spoiled. I did like the hostess, she was friendly, and helpful. The worst pho I had so far. Will not be coming back.

While staying at Westgate for several days for a convention, one evening a friend and I elected to enjoy Silk Road Asian Bistro for dinner. The decor and ambiance of the restaurant is fabulous! Silk Road shares an area with Benihana and a sushi restaurant as well. Each of their areas are defined, but it's all in a fairly common area. Just the vision of the restaurant from outside is enough to tantalize one into entering to experience a meal. My friend and I were fairly early for dinner that evening, so were promptly seated at a lovely table overlooking the lovely waterway below. Our very accommodating and friendly waiter promptly greeted us and brought us our requested beverages. After giving us time to make our choices from the menu, he took our order. I had chosen the shrimp tempura appetizer and my friend had chosen a noodle soup with pork belly. We had both chosen to split an almond chicken meal with steamed rice. The tempura shrimp which was accompanied by vegetables - asparagus, sweet potato, zucchini and mushroom was delightful. I can't recall if there were three or four shrimp, but they were wonderful. My friend was delighted with her soup. I took a taste of it, but it just wasn't "my cup of tea" (pardon the pun). There was really nothing wrong with it, but it just wasn't in my realm of favorite flavors. The almond chicken was WONDERFUL! We both totally enjoyed it and agreed that the flavor was excellent. Our waiter was extremely attentive and friendly. The service was a total 5 stars! So, you ask why I didn't rate Silk Road five start? It earned four stars because all of the food came at one time, which created an issue where it was impossible to proceed through the appetizer or the almond chicken without them becoming cold before the dinner was complete. It would have earned 3 stars, but the waiter and the flavor of the food brought it up to 4. Silk Road, thank you for a good dining experience, please educate your chefs on the timing of sending food out to your patrons - it will definitely help your reviews.

Our dining experience was just that. Quite an experience! Our drinks and food all showed up on time, drinks were ice cold and food was warm. The Hong Kong Street Noodles and Kung Pao chicken found their way to the top of our list of favorites. Nancy, our server, was gracious, knowledgeable, and entertaining! All around it became a beautiful dining experience and we will be back!!

Excellent Asian cuisine inside of the Westgate hotel. Take advantage of the monorail system if you are staying here btw. Because it's pretty far off the main part of the strip! But I actually like it because it's a bit quieter. Anyways, back to the restaurant...we came here because Benihana's next door only took reservations. So we took our chances and came here. The red lanterns on the ceiling...nice touch! I ordered the Wagyu beef, baby corn and broccoli with steamed rice and oyster sauce. Very delicious filling meal. My friends got the lo mein and another friend ordered the chicken pho which looked absolutely scrumptious and came out piping hot. The manager kept checking on us too and she was very friendly. They have a bar and adult beverages as well. Overall excellent service and great atmosphere! Also some of the best Asian food I've had in quite some time!

The Szchezuan Wagyu beef was fantastic. Super flavorful, huge portion and lots for umami veggies. Dined solo so I asked to sit at the bar near the tv. Bartender couldn't take my food order (weird) so I had to wait until a server was free to take care of me. There were surprised I wanted to actually eat at the bar. Really cool decorations and ambiance and loved the food.

I would of given 5 stars but the service was very slow, our waitress was very slow and forgot we asked for extra napkins and straws. However, the food was amazing!!!!!!! I would go back for the food. I had the duck, absolutely perfect. And the sauté spicy beef was so good! The tempura shrimp was the best i ever had. Thank you silk noodle! A great find!

Definitely have had better Pho. Service was average - very friendly, but average speed and attentiveness. The vegetables, primarily the mint looked old.

The chicken was really cheap quality in my orange chicken, and when I chewed I chewed on unknown stuff that made it very unappealing. The noodles were way over cooked also so much so the flavor left behind wasn't good. Not worth the 18 for the orange chicken or the price of the noodles 13. The iced tea was very watered down and no flavor. Also if you don't like cigarettes the place has smoke coming in from the casino floor constantly. My wife hated the noodles so she asked for another chicken dish which was the same low quality chicken in my dish. I wouldn't mind paying the prices if the food quality was good! The orange chicken at the fresh buffet was better.

EPCOT quality at Las Vegas prices. Good and fast service but that's not a reason to eat here...

The atmosphere is dimly lit, medium noise, Asian inspired. Staff is wonderfully polite and ready to help in any way possible. Food: reasonably priced, above average taste. The Waygu Beef Pho was a highlight for me. Be sure to ask your server for a side of their hot sauces (hot oil, rep pepper sauce, sriracha) to add some more depth. The dishes are fresh and on point. The spring rolls are also a great. This little gem is a must when visiting the Westgate!

Well, I disregarded the negative reviews and came here because of convenience. Unfortunately it lived up to the negatives and then some. First server took appetizer order. After a long wait another server came up to take dinner order as if original server had never come. We said we had already ordered appetizer and she said it would come. Dinner came instead by yet another server. Then we asked about appetizer and it finally came stone cold. Dinner was not hot but edible. Rice side was only half full so I asked for more rice since it was so sparse. He brought a bowl that was full, but then charged $6 for it even tho he never mentioned an additional charge. Finally the appetizer came (hot) after dinner well underway. No manager ever came to check on us after sending the food back either. Service in the hotel has been fantastic but the restaurant does not follow the same customer service model. It is too bad because this restaurant was a low point in an otherwise very nice stay at the Westgate.

We went for sushi . Service was super slow . Sushi didn't taste fresh . And it wasn't even that busy. Looks like a tourist trap for convention people . Definitely not worth the price .

We were looking for somewhere to eat late Saturday night and ended up at this wonderful place. Service was amazing. Thanks Nga Lee (my apologies for spelling!), she was attentive, offered great suggestions and was just a pleasant and wonderful table server. My bf had pork pho and I had the XO shrimp and scallops. Food was amazing. We chose the rice popcorn tea which was delicious and for dessert chose the coconut sorbet which is presented cake-like and tasted great! Bf and I agreed this was one of the best meals we had shared and would recommend it heartily.

had the spicy beef dish with a mix of veggies and steam rice. the taste was great and spicy level did not over whelm the dish. walk in dinner was no hassle but, was full by the time I left. price seems reasonable given the city can get $$$ easily. located inside the Westgate.

Absolutely rude service after a half hour wait to be seated and another half hour to have a server come to our table of 2. Limited food options for lunch, and my $24 bento box was something that tasted like it had been pulled from the nearest dumpster.

Delicious food, we got seated right away, great service, and an absolutely gorgeous atmosphere! Here with my mother and daughter for dinner, but would be fantastic for a romantic celebration. We originally tried to get into Benihana but they were fully booked for the night. We were very glad we chose Silk Road instead!