Ten Suns Braised Beef

This restaurant is located in the food stalls in the famous foods area at Resorts World. I thought I would give this place a try because I do love Thai styled noodle soup. I tried the braised beef noodle soup with brisket. The dish contained egg noodle, lettuce leaf, and bean sprouts. The flavor of the broth was pretty good, but overall the dish just wasn't there for me. The brisket tasted good. Bean sprouts were fresh and crunchy still. Egg noodles were cooked correctly. I wanted to love it, but I don't think it would get it again. Dish was $12. Food came out at a timely manner.

Who wants to order soup when you’re on the Strip? Well, Ten Suns just might make you change your mind about this one! $16 -- Combo Brisket & Oxtail Noodles are definitely worth paying the extra dollar for the oxtail. When I initially opened the container I was really disappointed because the sauce made the container super soggy and my noodles were clumped together but after the initial bite I didn't care because the sauce blended with the noodles so perfectly and had a nice little spice to it. The brisket was thick and juicy and the oxtail... man that oxtail had the most amount of meat you could ever ask for! 10/10 recommend. My only gripe and the reason why they don’t get five stars from me is that I do think that they can improve on their packaging AND the heat of their food. There should be no reason why my food isn’t piping hot if I’m getting it immediately after you’re serving it so I do hope that they take these two into consideration to really add that extra oomph. (11/100—2022)

This is a pho shop in a food court in a casino. Do not expect the best or most authentic pho of your life, BUT it's decent if you need some comforting soup after a long weekend in Vegas.

This store is a part of an experience within Resorts World where you have a bunch of street type vendor restaurants that are located right on the casino floor. A very cool idea in my opinion. Braised beef noodle brisket soup which was $14. Vegas prices... but a reasonable bowl of hot brisket noodle soup which was pretty tasty. This reminds me of back in the day when Rio's buffet was kind of like that which had cuisines from all around the world that you could try. Of course, a difference here is that it's not a buffet. However, you can order at any specific counter of any of these stores lined up alongside each other and place an order from several of the stores while standing at the screen at any one of the stores. So it feels like that they're not really competing with each other but they are part of an experience together which is once again Very cool in my opinion.

Ten suns shared their stall with pho at famous food court Genting Resort World casino. They serve beef soup only. The broth kinda on the sweet side, almost too sweet for my taste. The noodles and beef are good. Another good option to to try

The combo with oxtail soup was delicious. Flavorful broth with tasty meat. One of the best choices to eat in that street food court in the Hilton Resort World, by far.

The rare beef noodle soup was a highlight in our variety of dishes ordered at Famous Foods food court. Simple but we'll executed. Very homey but the thin egg noodles were perfectly cooked with a little chew. No spice so very kid friendly.

Located in Resorts World, Ten Suns Braised Beef is like much of Famous Foods. It’s new, flavors are good, but prices and portions are underwhelming. Each stall at Famous Foods reads like a world class street food sampling but the reality is that most are solid offerings for a quick bite. Ten Suns offers a beef soup rendition and while flavors are fine, noodle portion and meat slices are on the modest side. Cuts like oxtail that were once offered have now been replaced by rare beef and brisket. Ten Suns accepts credit cards and is indoor dining only.