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Considered top of heap in it's class--as in, fancy and expensive Chinese food. The staff is quite professional but accommodating as well. My issue has…
Monika Nigam
Wing Lei
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The service, quality and presentation are impeccable. It is a fine restaurant. One word if caution - stay away from the tasting men. I don't like them…
Roy Ritthaler
Wing Lei
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Unremarkable. This place is all frills. They sure know how to make your plate look pretty, and they have some tableside meals that look impressive at …
Jai
Wing Lei
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7 Reviews on “Wing Lei”
Considered top of heap in it’s class–as in, fancy and expensive Chinese food. The staff is quite professional but accommodating as well. My issue has only to do with the food and the price/value equation in the respect. It doesn’t impress, thought pricing raises eyebrows. I have eaten there regularly for years but in the last year they have begun to take themselves entirely too seriously and stuffiness does not a good dining experience make. Personal opinion, clearly labeled.
The service, quality and presentation are impeccable. It is a fine restaurant. One word if caution – stay away from the tasting men. I don’t like them as a practice, and here it was good, but there was one swing/ miss and that is unfortunate. Stick with the a la carte.
Unremarkable. This place is all frills. They sure know how to make your plate look pretty, and they have some tableside meals that look impressive at the time. But when it comes down to it, I can get Chinese food two blocks from my house that tastes better and more authentic and that costs about a third of the stuff from Wing Lei. And vegans, be warned that this place has a menu for you, as all the Wynn and Encore places do, but the portions are laughable and the food itself is bland and unremarkable in every way.
Great food and service – loved it!. My husband and I ate dinner at Wing Lei in mid-March 2012. Our meal and dining experience was spectacular. We had the dumplings as an appetizer, grilled sea bass, lemon chicken and ja jiang noodles. My husband was skeptical ordering fish in Las Vegas, especially since we live on the ocean and eat fresh fish all the time. He said it was the best sea bass he’s ever had. All the food was fantastic, and the service was top notch as well. A friend joined us at the end of our dinner and the staff set up a whole place setting just so she could sample a couple of bites at the end of our meal. We will definitely return to Wing Lei the next time we are in Las Vegas!
Expensive but no better than Red 8 down the hall which is half the price. Not sure how they’ve earned a Michelin star. Not bad, just not worth it.
Try the Dim Sum Buffet!. Went to try the Dim Sum Buffet on Saturday and was very pleasantly surprised. I’m not a huge fan of Chinese, but the diversity of the offerings was fantastic. We started off with the some of the typical Dim Sum offerings, shu mai, dumplings, etc. The best part of the meal was the expansive buffet which included sushi, lobster, Asian chicken salad, and a number of other hot dishes included some fantastic prawns in black bean sauce. This apparently only occurs durint the Asian holiday so you should check it out while you can!
Great Food and Great Service!. My family went to Wing Lei in July 2009 for the first time. We have a big family with my parents and my children. The food was really prepared nicely and tastes just right. Very creative and well portioned. The service staff is very knowledgable and professional. I give the service staff 5 stars!! Will always come back to Wing Lei whenever we are in Las Vegas for sure!