Spring by China MaMa

Glad to have found this place! Other restaurants were over an hour wait so decided to come here and I was not disappointed! The atmosphere is very calming and beautiful inside. The food portions are huge since it's family style hence the double chopsticks. My favorite dish her was the crispy beef. So much flavor and kept me wanting more. Service here was great everyone was smiling. Can't wait to come back again to try more items.

I come to this China Mama location because of the beautiful atmosphere and the friendly staff. My server Yingyi is amazing. He’s always very pleasant and provides superb customer service. He’s very professional, proficient and friendly. The management team does a great job of going around to all of the tables to check on how we’re enjoying our visit. The food is delicious. I ordered the Sizzling Beef, Crispy Beef and Green Beans. Everything was cooked to perfection and the taste is unmatched. If you’re looking for a nice evening out with great service and delicious food stop at Spring by China Mama location in Las Vegas, NV. 🤩❤️😋

The food is very tasty - we particularly enjoyed the crispy duck with taro paste, fried rice with shrimp and eggplant. The braised pork knuckle was just so so. The decoration and plates are also very beautiful. Overall good dining experience.

The space was so beautiful! The food was great. We had Stir-Fried Green Beans (always will get this), Sweet & Sour Chicken, Crispy Beef, and Guo Pao Pork. All of the dishes were crispy and delicious! Food was so fresh! I will be back!

They train waiters so well or something because their hospitality was off the roof. It just made the whole experience 10 times better. Also to be noteworthy is that their decor and a whole set of china. I’ll definitely come back again!

Our best friend invited us to Spring by China Mama for the first time, the place is very pretty, and the atmosphere is harmonious. The best part of dinner was that we were personally served by the restaurant Manager Alex, a nice person with a lot of knowledge about the dishes. Super fun. The food was exceptional and delicious. I enjoyed every dish I tried to the fullest. Obviously, I am a dessert lover and fell in love with the passion fruit pie, my favorite. If you have the opportunity to visit, do not hesitate to order it.

I wish we could have this restaurant in Atlanta. This is the best Chinese Restaurant in the states. Every time i come to Vegas, I visit here to get Mapa tofu and fried king prawn. Servers and managers are really professional.

Fantastic Dining Experience! I recently had the pleasure of dining at Spring by China Mama, and it was an exceptional experience from start to finish. The ambiance was warm and inviting, with a perfect balance of elegance and comfort. The food was absolutely delicious—each dish was crafted with care, bursting with flavor, and beautifully presented. What truly set this restaurant apart, though, was the service. The staff were attentive, friendly, and knowledgeable, going above and beyond to ensure we had a memorable experience. They made excellent recommendations and checked in regularly without being intrusive. I highly recommend Spring by China Mama to anyone looking for great food and outstanding service. I’ll definitely be returning soon!

Authentic Chinese Food of the Highest Quality - I should know - my Girlfriend is 1/2 Chinese and learned to cook from her Chinese Mother.

Amazing! Woman watches a lot of food videos and came across one where Alex was getting interviewed about their locations. He mentioned that this location was the only one that served the wraps and that's all it took. We came here w our neighbors and their daughter. We made reservations and I'm glad we did. When we got there it was relatively empty compared to when we left. We got sat quickly, but apparently at the wrong table. Alex came and asked us if we could move to a different table after we'd had our drinks and tea. We were moved closest to the kitchen and honestly I still don't understand why. He offered us an appetizer so that did sweeten the deal. He asked questions about preferences and said he knew what to get us. Yihan was our server and he was SUCH a rockstar! Knowledgeable, funny, charismatic, everything you want a waiter to be! He helped us with our questions, helped make menu choices and is wrap cart king! We did the duck wraps with the noodles/veggies, eggs w/scallions. The neighbors did the crispy beef, fried rice, stir fried green beans, their daughter is vegan and did the mapo tofu, and walnut shrimp. Alex selected the pot stickers for us as compensation for moving tables. Also I was in the test room when tea was ordered, so I'm not sure which one we had. I think it was the peach, it was pink, light and aromatic and Yihan hadn't had it lol. I also ordered a mixed fruit tea. Yihan brought the wrap cart out and did a beautiful presentation on how to make the wraps. I guess people usually order them as an appetizer bc nothing else came for a while. They thought we were sharing but our neighbors didn't want any. Once they figured out they were just sitting, watching us eat, Alex had them rush their food. He also told us about the wraps, and how they flew the chef and his family out just to make this dish!!! The wraps are delicious! I know everything's expensive but they could've included more duck lol. I'm not big on eggs, but the scallion ones were so good as were the veggies/noodles. The hoisin sauce made them pop, I also love the texture of the wrap itself. Together it's so so tasty! As was our neighbors food lol. The crispy beef is light, crispy perfection. Y The green beans were also quite amazing. Flavorful and delicious. I even tried the tofu despite its three chili pepper rating. It's not traditional spicy and I rather enjoyed it. As did their daughter who loved how they made it. The ice tea was also refreshing, light and delicious! All in all it was fabulous! I already want to go back and try so many more things lol. Plus the wraps again. I loved the decor, service, and details put into everything. When we left there was a mob outside, so I highly recommend reservations. I'm so glad we found this place!

Dan Dan noodles for a late lunch with a side of pork fried rice (to plan for leftovers). A beautiful dining room with private dinings areas. The service is first class. The Dan Dan noodles had just the right mix of spicy sauce. The texture of the noodles was perfect. The pork fried rice was delicious, although I only had room for a few bites. Cloth napkins and soft drinks that didn't come in a can would bring the ambiance up a notch. Otherwise it's a first class Chinese restaurant. I'll be back.

Check this Location Out! Over all 4.7/5 stars! While China Mama has multiple locations in Las Vegas, this specific location has a unique menu and is apparently the only one of its kind. Ambience (4/5): Upon entry, you are greeted with elaborate decor. It's modern and funky with a splash of whimsy with the cloudy mountain wall-paper. They had red decor up for the lunar new year which I thought was great! I also appreciate the porcelain-like plates on the table. They remind me of a fancy tea party. Service (5/5): friendly! I was greet as soon as I entered the restaurant and they took the time to answer my questions about the menu. All the staff is actively engaged and professional. And the service manager(?) gregarious and helps conclude the meal well. I really appreciate their dynamic here. Food (5/5): we had the couple set menu with duck. We split it among three people and ordered an extra duck tofu soup. We felt the need for more food but the couple set menu is definitely enough to eat for two. This dish is unique to this China Mama location so I highly recommend. It was tasty and our server showed us how to properly make our wrap. We also ordered the Guo Bao Pork with steamed riced. Next time I intend on trying the taro duck dish. All-in-all, I recommend coming here. Whether you're a local or here on vacation, it's worth stopping by and enjoying the experience.

I've been to all the China Mama locations in Las Vegas and am so happy to finally dine at Spring by China MaMa. This is definitely a more upscale Chinese restaurant, so I expect service to be top-notch. Service was absolutely great!!! 5 Stars for all the workers for their pleasant personalities. We had our cell phone on the table watching the Super Bowl, and the workers engaged with us as they passed by. Because this is SPRING by China MaMa, we just had to order the Spring Wraps. Select your wrap of choice, sauce, meat, egg, and veggie. Keep in mind the pricing for every item you select. Food: Thin Spring Wrap with Yu Xiang Pork, Stir Fried Vegetables with Vermicelli Noodles. We also opted for the sauce and are glad we did. The wrap was perfect. Thin, but it didn't break. It had a good taste. The meat was also flavorful however, the vegetables were a bit disappointing for me. I wouldn't order it again. I would stick to fresh veges like the cucumber and onions that they serve on the side with the sauce. The Crispy Beef is a staple, so make sure to order that dish if you haven't tasted it before. Overall, it was a great experience, and I would definitely return.

We planned our trip to Las Vegas to celebrate the Lunar New Year and my husband's birthday at a couple of popular Chinese restaurants. Soon after arriving from a redeye flight and early hotel check-in, I used the Yelp App to make lunch reservations at China Mama. However, I made reservations at Spring by China Mama was located in the Paradise Esplanade strip mall anchored by Ferraro's Ristorante and CVS between the Virgin Hotel and UNLV and is a collaboration between China Mama and Lao Chang Spring Pancakes (founded by China Mama owner, Ivy Ma's grandfather in China). The Spring pancakes 春饼 and roasted duck are what attracted our taste buds first as we enjoy Peking Duck and authentic Chinese (Cantonese and Northern-style Chinese) cuisines. Since we were the first customers through the door, yes, we literally looked like the "begging dogs scratching at the front door to get in," we entered this clean and elegantly appointed restaurant with contemporary decor mixed with an open kitchen behind glass enclosure. Within a few minutes, our server introduced himself (Gavin) and described the different menus set (beverages, lunch, sets with Spring pancakes, and à la carte). The menu appeared to be quite extensive and the accompanying food photos all looked very appetizing. However, we knew we had dinner reservations elsewhere and didn't want to overeat so we asked Gavin about the portion sizes. He suggested two or three dishes would be plentiful for the two of us so it was now up to us to narrow down our choices. It took us several minutes to decide and place our order while Gavin serviced other seated guests. Meanwhile, a young Asian male server or manager (sorry, we didn't get his name) came by to make suggestions and took our order. FOOD: -Salted Egg Yolk Prawns: salted egg yolks (duck or chicken) are a popular Chinese food ingredient and can be used to coat fried shellfish or seafood. The salted egg yolks have a luxurious, creamy, and somewhat grainy texture but when made into sauce to coat deep-fried seafood, that's where the "party" begins. Spring by China Mama's heaping serving (12 shelled shrimp) were golden fried with a crisp and crunchy crust and the buttery (?) salted egg yolk sauce did not make the fried shrimp soggy. Lightly salted egg yolk crusted fried corn kernels and red bell pepper pieces were served with this dish which offset the slightly salty crust with natural sweetness. $26 -Sliced Roasted Duck: this dish was recommended to us as their version of Peking Duck. The duck platter was presented with roasted duck breast slices in fish scale-like food presentation with batons of cucumbers, shredded scallions and a sweet bean sauce. The six Lao Chang Spring pancakes were served in a steamer basket and were translucent, delicate soft, and chewy. Although there were pancake folding directions at the bottom of the menu, we each folded or rolled our roasted duck our own way. There was plenty of roasted duck meat to fill six folded pancakes but we were offered another basket, if needed. $38 -Steamed Rice: since we ordered the salted egg yolk prawns, we felt that we needed steamed rice to accompany this dish. Our server suggested getting ONE bowlful instead of fulfilling our request for two bowls. He was RIGHT! We split the bowl of rice, although most of the rice was eaten by my husband and were contentedly stuffed. $2 We're glad to have dined at Spring by China Mama since knowing that the multiple locations of China Mama are Eater Las Vegas magazine listed as one of Las Vegas' Best Chinese Restaurants as of January 28, 2025. We enjoyed everything about this restaurant: delicious flavors, beautiful food presentations, lovely decor, attentive and friendly service, and value. Our short visit made us want to return for more, but our eating escapes are always cut short because there are too many excellent restaurants and too little time spent here. We'll be back!

So I love chinese food, but a lot of Chinese food does not love me since a lot of my favorite things are items like orange chicken, crispy beef, candied walnut prawns. I eat it once in a while when I want to treat myself. I had always felt china mama was the best at killing this category of food items, and wanted to try their new spot that had some similar items as their OG location. I was actually able to get a reservation and was over joyed as it was a weekend night. I got there to find it was in a special side room for larger groups (there were 6 of us). Only awkward thing was them asking how long we would take to eat as they had another party coming in 90 min. I was like I don't know, I don't know how fast you guys are...it was just a bummer as I was not told of time constraints until we got there, and its not like its an ayce spot so was not planning on that. We ordered all the things I love and some extra items. They have these sesame balls filled with custard! Amazing, and hot inside lol so be careful. I appreciate their fun tea options. I opted for their mixed fruit tea. Super yummy, but I would see if I could get it half the sweetness level next time. Potstickers werent to oily and had ample filling. The orange chicken was perfectly crisp, good chunks of meat, not overly battered, no weird gristle. Crispy beef was addictive and crispy as promised, walnut shrimp coated just right, and succulent. Items that were just ok, the cucumber salad was fine as a complimentary item, but on its own a bit boring. The dan dan noodles were not as flavorful as I hoped even though they looked super yummy. The noodle was also a bit softer than I like. The rice was a little dry for my taste as well. They have a menu that is special to this China mama location however it was a bit confusing. I figured I would try it next time when we had more time to desipher it. I would love to try their duck specifically. Overall the place serves delicious food, in nicely appointed restaurant, with enough variety for different tastes. Its also easier to get into than their original location.

So China Mama is a local staple as they have many variations all over Vegas including the recent addition of the version at the Station Casino right off the strip. This particular place is a collaboration joint where they have the classic China Mama dishes and other collab dishes which results in items like the Chef's special taro duck and the wrap dishes. The good is, there is much more of a manageable wait than the Chinatown China Mama location. The service is similar and still friendly and its less chaotic for parking and should be straightforward. We have been here a few times and the classic China Mama dishes are still are " go tos". We usually order the Mapo tofu, the guo bao pork, the crispy beef, the pot stickers and the green beans. We have tried a few of the noodle and rice dishes as well. The noodles and rice dishes are fine but forgettable. All the other items mentioned here are all delish just like the other joints. It is a bit of a bummer this joint doesn't carry any adult beverage menu whatsoever but the tea is tasty. All in all, a solid joint, love the dishes, and the fact it's easier to dine here without waiting in insane lines. Will keep this in the rotation.

We got greeted and seated right away. The decor is impeccable and I am obsessed with the plates! 10/10 here We ordered shrimp fried rice, hot & sour soup, sweet & sour chicken and green beans. The soups - came out with a lid, very luxe feeling. However, we both wished they were hot. It was just a tad above room temp :( Shrimp fried rice - yummy. Standard fried rice, i liked how the fresh the shrimps tasted Green beans - like how they should taste. i liked that they were charred! Sweet & sour chicken - the fave dish that we ordered. Crunchy, yet saucy and nicely caramelized. the red peppers in the dish was nicely caramelized but still retained the crunch! Overall, the food tasted how they should and the service was good. We will be back.

Very flavorful dinner. Good service and reasonable prices. Paper napkins??? Come on folks... Get real cloth napkins. I'd return, or try out a different location next time.

What I like as a first timer here: Came on a Friday at 2pm and only us. It was great, I feel so VIP! Chinese food served on fine China. I feel like I'm in a dynasty eating like this. Beautiful plates and silverware. Service was amazing from every single person who came to our table. They did not miss a beat to make sure we were well taken care of. Restaurant is no ordinary Chinese restaurant. It's immaculate, everything in its place. There were private rooms if you want to book it. Food presentation was so nice. Different tiered plates so that we are not always reaching over each other to obtain the food. Food was ok. Everything needed bit of a kick on flavor. Not enough salt or pepper or something. We had about 5-6 dishes and they were not plain and each had its distinct flavor but just needed it to be brought up a notch. I'm not sure if I would come back but did enough the quietness of the restaurant to ourselves and the amazing service.

Crispy Beef!!! All the way! Sizzling Beef Tenderloin!! Delicious! We loved the ambiance, beautiful China plates and decor, we felt a little underdressed as we were driving cross country but still felt very welcome. The staff was attentive and friendly. Parking was easy out front. No wait. We'll definitely be back!

Spring was great. Same menu as China Mama with out the wait. When arrived we were able to get seated right away. Started off with the post stickers and the fish fillet in hot chili sauce. It was really good but definitely get ready to share and left overs as well. The pot stickers were ok. For entrees I went with the orange chicken that was very good, the Mongolian beef that was my favorite and the chow mein that lacked in flavor. Over all a good spot would come back and try other dishes

Heard the food was good at this place, so we decided to give it a try. The interior decor, plating etc all felt fancy and nice. We ordered Crispy beef, (tried this before at their Original location and was disappointed. Tasted like vegan beef where it was mostly flour, no meat. Still disappointed, but our friend wanted to try it. We also ordered the king prawns, mapo tofu, cumin lamb, Mongolian beef, dan dan noodle and rice for 5 adults. The dan dan noodle was mediocre, we've had better elsewhere and for a larger portion. Mapo tofu came with a warmer which was nice, but again nothing special. If I remember correctly, it didn't come with any grounded pork. I think the prawns and Mongolian beef were my favorite in terms of flavor and portion for price. I was tempted to get the duck soup since it looks so clean and good. Maybe will come back and try it next round. Service overall was great and so was the atmosphere.

Stick to the original China Mama. Food here is ok, but way overpriced. Portions are very, very small relative to the prices. You're paying a huge premium for an "upscale" Chinese dining experience with fancy china and dinnerware. The Chef's Special Taro Duck was pretty unique sounding, but the creaminess of the taro - which is not bad in itself - completely overpowered any semblance of the duck which was a waste. The spring wraps are a complete gimmick. They do a fancy tableside demonstration on how to make it properly, saving the work for one lucky customer. The rest have to make it themselves. We were a table of 6 and there were enough ingredients for 7 portions, and possibly 8 if you really stretch the ingredients. There was a disproportionate amount of shredded potatoes compared to the other ingredients. The set menu is definitely best utilized by a bigger table, as I think it would get quite redundant for a couple to eat 3-4 of these wraps. The soup offerings, which are an extra charge on top of set menu price, were pedestrian. The best dishes ended up being the same things you could order from China Mama or other Chinese restaurants for far less.

Spring by China mama has the same high quality food with no wait time. It's so beautiful and colorful inside. There's a lot of detail to the plates, art on the wall and food. All the staff were so kind and attentive!! The crispy beef has so much flavor and so does the orange chicken!

After my unforgettable lunch experience, I made this place a go to specially coming from the airport. This time it's dinner after picking up my daughter from the airport. It's as always heavenly delicious and great service. We ordered a lot (see pictures). The area is busy as there are other restaurants that you may get into parking challenge but cars come & go so no issues. I recommend to always make reservations and it's all worth the wait.

Upscale Chinese comfort food! Easy to get reservations. Instagram inspired us to come here. We ordered a majority of the dishes on the menu! It was not a super extensive menu like other Chinese restaurants. They had a unique crispy beef dish we enjoyed. Also ordered Walnut prawns, hot & sour soup, and green beans. The eggplant dish and their salted egg sesame balls was such a treat.

Wonderful and helpful staff. We had questions about their tea and received an informative explanation of the options. Food was delicious. Seated right away. Generous portions.

I have mixed reviews on Spring by China Mama. On the positive side, the restaurant has a shorter wait time compared to the one located in Shanghai Plaza. Additionally, the menu here offers some different dishes, so it's worth checking out if you're looking to try something new from China Mama. Out of all the dishes I ordered, I would highly recommend their salted egg sesame ball. It was perfectly crispy on the outside, steaming hot, and delicious! However, there were some downsides to my visit. Service was very slow. Despite the lack of a wait to be seated, the food came out much slower than expected, and it was challenging to get the attention of our server. Overall, I would go back to China Mama located in Shanghai Plaza.

They have really nice fine china. The music is low and soft, playing Chinese instruments. The place is nice and clean. Restrooms were a disappointment. - Duck Soup 1.7/5 Very light in taste, two small pieces of duck. It was okay, nothing special. - Duck Spring Roll 4.2/5 I really enjoyed this one. It was different. the duck didn't smell and tasted good. I enjoyed the vegetables on the side. It really brought out the aroma of the duck. - Eggplant 3.6/5 Very very soft, possibly a little overcooked. It is very garlicky. Good. - Pork 2.9/5 A little on the sour side, thin pieces of fried pork. It was okay, wouldn't get again. - Salted egg prawns 1.7/5 It has a really weird texture. It is grainy. The prawns itself are cooked well. Would not get again. Free parking in lot.

Food was honestly just mediocre especially if you compare it to the price. And we ordered/tasted a lot of dishes in their menu. None of the dishes really stood out to me as someone who is a Vegas local, Chinese, and eats at Chinese restaurants/cuisine often. And I like the food at the original China Mama. I'd probably give food and service a 6/10. Didn't like that we had to spend a minimum in order to get a round table in one of their private rooms when we have a group of 9. I asked how they would've sat us without the round table in the room and said they'd have to combine the rectangular tables together, in which if you know the interior layout it wouldn't seem quite feasible/practical. Chinese restaurants should easily be able to cater to large families and groups as it's widely known to be "family style dining" without having a $300 spend minimum. The room we got was also so compact for a group of 9. Not to mention the credit card fee they charge without even notifying their customers first. There are so many other restaurants (even mom & pop) and other local stores that that'll cover the credit card fee or have a minimum spending so it sucks having to pay the fee on top the amount you're already spending with tax and tip.

Just absolutely amazing!!! Food - Amazing!! Service - Exceptional I couldn't ask for a better experience! Thank you, Alex for making our experience a memorable one!!

Whoa. We ended up here after not being able to get in to a few Asian spots on the strip and we were pretty thrilled with our choice. We called ahead to make sure there wasn't a wait and when we arrived, most tables were full but we were seated right away. Service was SUPER attentive and fast. We didn't know much about this place coming in, but apparently they are known for their make your own spring rolls. We weren't really feeling that because we were kind of hungover, kind of tired, and turns out kind of sick from the LSU game the day before, so we ordered the traditional Chinese food options - spring rolls (fried), shrimp fried rice, honey walnut shrimp, and sesame chicken. We also got the hot peach tea and the special juice (I think it was watermelon) which were both DELICIOUS. When I tell you this was a TON of food for 2 people and would have been plenty for 4 people, I mean it. When I also tell you this may have been the best meal we ate in Vegas, also mean it. We took food to go even though we were leaving the next morning and my husband ate it before we got on the plane and said it was even better cold. Long story short, come here. It's not far from the strip, the food is inexpensive for the amount you get, and bring a bunch of people - this is a good for groups place for sure.

Came here for dinner on Friday and waited about 10 minutes without a reservation. The dining room is smaller than I expected but it was nicely filled with modern Chinese decor. The spread: Duck tofu soup 3/5 Cucumber appetizer 5/5 King prawn shrimp 4/5 Guo bao pork 4/5 The food was good - mediocre to my liking. I think they could use more authentic flavors. The duck soup tasted quite gamey and the guo bao pork was on the sweeter side. Definitely prefer China mama but I enjoyed it nonetheless. Our server was extremely polite and professional. I believe he may have been the restaurant manager as he was wearing a different color shirt than the other staff members.

Amazing experience, great customer service . Ask for lamb chops from their secret menu. They are to die for ! Can't wait to come back again soon.

A lot of hype has come into this restaurant and many people have said this place was amazing and good, so I decided to come and give this place a try with 5 people for our dinner. Spring by China Mama is newly built and the interior of this place feels quite nice and is almost similar to the styles of modern Asia. We ordered a lot of different dishes to try since it was our first time. Our duck soup came out quite fast but everyone noticed that we did not have duck inside the soup. We ordered the duck as well and it was quite dry. Our Taro duck was more on the Taro side than a duck. The orange chicken seemed a little bit on the frozen side. I would say skip this item. Overall our food wasn't very appetizing and after our meal, we had some issues with our charges since for five people we didn't have to pay the gratitude taxes but for some reason when we saw the bill for six people it was cheaper. It made no sense and the manager didn't seem to want to explain anything to us. I know this place is new so I'm hoping that it will get better over time.

Spring by China Mama is an absolute gem in Vegas! From start to finish, the experience was top-tier. The food was fresh, flavorful, and expertly prepared. We ordered the egg rolls, duck chow mein, walnut shrimp, Mongolian beef, and crispy beef--every dish was phenomenal. The egg rolls were crispy and packed with flavor, the duck chow mein had the perfect balance of tender duck and savory noodles, and the walnut shrimp was lightly battered, perfectly crispy, and coated in a deliciously creamy sauce. The Mongolian beef was tender with just the right amount of spice, and the crispy beef had an incredible crunch while still being juicy and flavorful inside. Service was attentive, and the ambiance was warm and inviting. If you're looking for top-quality Chinese food in Vegas, this is the spot. We'll definitely be back!

Excellent food & service. We visit them once a week! We absolutely loved it! The atmosphere is pleasant and inviting. So far our favourite dish is the lamb chops although the entire menu is exquisite so whatever you order you won't be disappointed.

The food & ambiance was a 5 :) the service was a 2. My mom and I had their lunch special ..sliced fish in chile sauce and Mongolian beef both an A+ their egg rolls were yum the green beans were good, not as good as Din Tai Fung but still good. However, the 2 servers (one of them also being the host) over seeing an entire restaurant during the lunch rush is not a good experience. They were nice when they were there...but it was the kind of environment where you have to constantly wave them down. At the end, there were 3 tables sitting there waiting to pay their bill. All of us looked annoyed. I don't want to completely say it was the servers fault, but they need to have more coverage on the floor and at least a host/hostess answering calls and seating people down to help alleviate the servers. Will I try this place again? Maybe for dinner (I'm hoping it's a completely different experience than their lunch) their lunch? Maybe to go...

Excited to try China Mama's sister restaurant-Spring!!! Disappointed with the food. That's what happens when places expand and don't have same quality of food. Service was ok- our server seems to be learning the menu himself. He tried to serve our next table roast duck wrap- he had a hard time using the chopstick. Im not sure if we went on an off night. The food was very bland. Hope China Mama's third branch at Palace Station is as good as the original. We are a regular customer for many years going back to their original restaurant in Jones. Will give it another chance but I'd rather wait in line in Shanghai plaza and get the great service/food.

My coworker and I went for lunch right when they opened on a weekday, and had an amazing meal. I had heard so many good things about China Mama so I was excited to finally try it. The decor is absolutely beautiful. From the colors and designs of the restaurant itself all the way to the tableware- it's very aesthetic. Located in a strip mall, you wouldn't expect how nice it is inside. Plenty of parking, walking distance from Virgin Resort and Embassy Suites by Hilton, in the CVS Shopping Center. We had the Potstickers to start. They are fresh and tasty, and 10 pieces in an order. I have friends that rave about the Crispy Beef and it did not disappoint. The meat is so flavorful and is perfect with steamed rice. We also had the Sweet and Sour Chicken, which is perfect, it has just the right amount of sauce. Our meal choices were exactly what we wanted, and it was a lot of food for the two of us, so we each took food to go. Service was excellent. Everyone is attentive and our server took the time to answer questions and make suggestions. I think the pricing for the amount and level of food, along with the atmosphere is well worth it. I highly recommend and can't wait to go back!

This review is based on a single visit on 12/8/2024 with my party of three. First impression... wow, just wow. I loved the aesthetic of the restaurant, which felt high-end and modern. The plates and chopsticks were beautiful. Spring roll set: This is a must-get, 10/10. Each set comes with two soups (we got one bowl of the duck soup and another bowl of the hot and sour), one meat (we got the duck), one egg dish (egg + truffle - the upcharge was only $10), and one veggie (bean sprouts for crunch). The presentation was fantastic; our waiter came by to demonstrate how to properly assemble a spring roll - including the use of the cucumber, spring onion, and bean paste garnishes - and rolled a nice one for us. We LOVED this dish so much. Orange chicken: This was a bit of a pedestrian choice, but we enjoyed this one too. I loved the zest of the orange flavor. So good. Pepper beef: This was my second-favorite dish and another person in my party's most favorite dish. The beef was super tender and flavorful. Value: I would say that the prices charged are on the high end. I'm sure you could get super-delicious Chinese food at other restaurants at a much lower price point. That said, I think the value Spring by China Mama provides is with the quality of their ingredients, the service, and the ambiance. I don't mind paying a bit of a premium for a premium experience. In summary, the three of us agreed we needed to come back - ideally with a party of eight so we could try more dishes. We were looking enviously at some of the other items that were being brought to other tables around us.

Hands down the best Chinese food in Las Vegas! I'm staying at Virgin, also an unsung hero, and this place kept coming up. We ate there last night and it was amazing! We ordered soup, white peach tea, Thai iced tea, spicy wonton, dumplings, crispy beef, sesame chicken, house chow mein, pork fried rice. I haven't eaten at a sit down restaurant in about 10 years, there aren't many left. The service was amazing and all the questions we asked were answered also special soup was made on request. All the food was fresh! Thats something you don't get at a fast food Chinese cuisine. The flavors!!!!! Yum! You can tell these are original recipes! I will be coming back here again, and again and again!

***THE HYPE IS REAL*** Brand new place from the China Mama arsenal located on Paradise and Harmon. They spent a lot of money in the decor ultra high tech kitchen services on point atmosphere is amazing with private rooms. The food if I could give it more than five stars, I would everything was absolutely phenomenal. This may be the best Chinese restaurant in town for the price.

We had a reservation for about 8 people so we got seated in a really cute private area. Loved the plates and how they give you two sets of chopsticks ( one for personal use, one for grabbing food since most dishes are shareable ) they also give kids their own little kid plates / bowls which is fun for them. We ordered orange chicken, crispy beef, mapo tofu, king prawns , a pork dish ( forgot name ) , chow mein, combo fried rice, Mongolian beef, potstickers, and Dan Dan noodles... everything was delicious! There wasn't a dish we didn't like! Not much alcohol selection but they had wine and beer. Service was also 10/10.

Crispy beef and sizzling beef tenderloin were spectacular. Loved the decor. Prices were very fair for great food.

My parents' anniversary dinner! They both prefer Asian food to celebrate. One of our family friends recommended the restaurant. We reserved for 7pm the day before. We walked in at 6:45pm and were immediately seated. Even though it wasn't busy and there was no line, guests would come and go. The ambiance appeared sophisticated and high end. Fresh Shrimp Spring Rolls | The freshness of the filling was evident and each bite provided a satisfying crunch. However, the wrapper was too oily. Sweet & Sour Fish Fillet | We had to order this item since my favorite dish that my dad cooks at home is sweet and sour fish! While I still favor my dad's cooking, this item was superior to most of the other similar establishments. Veggie Fried Rice | The rice was cooked perfectly and did not stick to each other. Not overly salty or greasy. All the ingredients seemed to complement the rice. Signature Fried King Prawn | The best!!! Would likely order another one if we weren't too full, LOL! The battered prawns tossed in sweet sauce were crunchy and tangy. Adding ginger was a game changer. Sizzling Beef in Black Pepper Sauce | My parents enjoyed this dish. Even though I didn't taste this dish, they kept praising how tender and juicy the meat cuts were. Service: The host was nice and the server was friendly and calm. The orders came out one at a time, but there was a significant delay in between. It took a while for the fried rice to come out, which was a disappointment because we were hoping to enjoy the other main entrees with it. Not too bad for a restaurant that just recently opened though. Parking: Plenty in the parking lot. Highly recommend!

Came here by chance since we were trying to go to the China Mama in Shanghai Plaza but was closed. They gave us a 10% discount card if we took it to Spring. The food was good and the service was excellent. The restaurant was very nice and even had private rooms if needed. Would come back for sure !!

Location is close to the Strip. Wasn't as busy as expected, based on going to China Mamma's main. Wait staff was kind but it did take a bit for food to come out. We weren't in a rush and had no plans so it wasn't a worry. Green Beans and Crispy Beef were the stars of the show. Just like Main MAMMA! The restaurant was clean and bright! I think our group will stick with China Mamma's main location in the future.

Went to Spring on a quiet Sunday afternoon. The atmosphere is nice, wait staff was pleasant. We ordered the standard China mama dishes which were the same recipes offered at the other locations. Mapo tofu was tasty, as were the green beans. The chow mein was good, and the fish was light and savory. I can't say it was extra ordinary or that the dishes were really any different than the other location. Would I visit this location again? Probably not, but only because I like the location of the other China Mama with the abundance of other places to go to near by. This location is a nice and quiet location off strip across the street from Hofbrauhous. There are some other great places to eat in the same shopping plaza.

A fantastic late lunch we had at my 1st time at Spring. I have been waiting to come here since the opening last year. Everything we ordered was so tasty. From the String Beans, to the Crispy Beef, the spring rolls and the fish with ginger and scallions. The service was great and we even had a long talk with Alex who I believe is the manager of the establishment. A very welcoming place and my friend and I were very impressed and will be back soon. Also a very beautiful setting from the plates to the decor.

Fabulous. The restaurant is beautiful. Service great and the food is top notch. The prices are reasonable and reservations are accepted. Highly Highly Recommend this restaurant.

The better version of China Mama. It's so much easier to get to and there is plenty of parking. Love the fact that they also do Yelp rsvps (please keep this option here)! I love a good Chinese restaurant and this delivers. I went here on a Monday night and the place was about 50% full. The interior is absolutely beautiful and you can tell they took time to design the place down to the china. The menu is nearly identical to China Mama with some additions. They do have a tradition Chinese dish that is served tableside exclusive to this restaurant - would love to try it next time in. The food is delicious and fresh. I enjoyed all dishes but my favorites are the honey walnut shrimp and the sizzling beef. The service was good our waiter kept cracking jokes. You can tell he was comfortable with our table. I am excited to come back and dine here. My review is as follows: - Food: 5/5 - Service: 4/5 - Ambiance: 5/5

This restaurant is beautiful. From the decor to the plates and utensils, they were all gorgeous. We tried several menu items since we had a big group, not a single bad dish. Everything was delicious, some of my favorite items were the crispy beef and the prawns with house sauce. The times I've dined there I was surprised the restaurant wasn't completely packed, this place definitely deserves much more business with how great it is. It really feels like an elevated experience dining here.

Came here as I was in the area and saw this is China mam's sister restaurant! We arrived at 2:52 there cut off time for lunch is 2:45 and they still seated us. The inside is upscale and the Chinese platting is beautiful! They offer a variety of Chinese dishes Including peaking duck and hand pulled noodles! This restaurant is family style all their dishes range from $20-30 each! Their signature tea was delicious and so refreshing! Not overly sweet perfect for the summer! Everything came out fresh to order and was delicious! Orange chicken was the crispiest and best I've never had! The dan dan noodles are amazing for any spice lover! They had chili oil and minced pork. The green beans were delicious and even had a kick to them as well! The egg prawns were crispy and had an egg flakey crust! Everything was amazing service and food wise. But Since they do close for the lunch hour they did come by to give us the tab and told us to take our time but proceeded to come back 3 minutes later to check if we put cash or a card down while we were mid bite which I found prudent considering all of the food had just gotten served to us. Truly disappointing I felt rushed out of the restaurant. Over all the food is over priced for what it is

Finally! An elevated Chinese food experience without the elevated On-Strip prices! Spring by China Mama is where Vegas eats Chinese food just 3min east of the Vegas Strip! It's right next to LAS airport, UNLV, and just a few blocks from The Sphere with FREE, easy, low-car-friendly parking. The food at Spring is amazing, the wait time for a table on a Friday night is surprisingly quick, and the service is exceptional, thanks to Jay, the restaurant's blonde haired General Manager from China. Spring is photogenic inside, and perfect for a business meeting or date night, but honestly I want to take my mom here. She would love how each table setting has TWO sets of chopsticks (communal and personal ), plus fancy looking porcelain plates with traditional Chinese designs imprinted on them.

Spring by China Mama is a great introductory restaurant to Chinese cuisine with some different aspects like the duck rolls and including the heavy hitters from the OG China Mama, however, Spring was not the one for me. The restaurant itself is really pretty, the interior is well designed and its located in a convenient area for those staying on the strip. The menu isn't over complicated and doesn't have anything that would be considered strange or odd. We ordered the following: - Duck rolls with egg & bean sprouts - presentation is okay but reminded me of mushu pork with duck. Duck was really mild in flavor though. I'd recommend ordering 1 order for every 2-3 people - 3/5 - Spicy wontons - definitely made in house but not the best I've ever had - 3/5 - Signature prawns - fried super well but the sauce was just too mild where it was hard to taste that it was supposed to be both sweet and sour. The ginger kind of over ran the flavor - 3/5 - Sizzling beef - beef cooked well, there's a lot of sauce and is very salty. Recommend eating with rice - 3/5 - String beans - cooked well but didn't taste like anything - 3/5 - House fried rice - very mid, no wok taste, slightly too wet - 3/5 Maybe we ordered the wrong things as the garlic ribs looked super good at this other table but we were also wrapping up our meal but overall, the meal was just okay for my taste buds. Also - they add gratuity to the bill before paying with card. We weren't aware and ended up double tipping and realizing this later. I'd recommend the server notifies the table upon payment. Our server was fine but not double tip good. I'd come back to try other dishes but I don't think it's worth the trek from the southwest or Chinatown where we have the OG China Mama. Great introductory restaurant though.

Food was ok. Not outstanding. Biggest disappointment was the service. Only two servers and they completely ignored the front of the restaurant unless you flagged them down. The manager spent all night flirting with female patrons only. Went around once to top off waters and walked right by us. Didn't even bother to greet us. I literally had to walk to the back of the restaurant to ask for take out boxes and the check. We probably could've walked out of there without paying and they would still be trying to remember who was sitting at the front of the restaurant. The two other diners sitting next to us left unhappy as well. I'll stick to the Chinatown location.