I originally wanted to give this a 4 out of 5 but after some thinking this is really a 3.\nLike the vast majority of the upscale restaurants on the strip, you're buying the experience as much as the actual food. Its not really fair to go and downgrade the restaurant on price alone. Just because the meal costs 5 times more here than panda express doesn't mean it should taste 5 times better. Its not a linear relationship. \n\nNow that I get that out of the way...I thought the restaurant was \"nice\" and I can't think of a better word to describe it. The service was good, the food was tasty and the dragon on the wall looked cool. It took us about 30 minutes of waiting on a Friday night but that doesn't seem unreasonable.\n\nIt seemed like an older crowd but there were a couple of families with little kids eating here.\n\nWe got a bunch of different dim sum orders and they were all good but nothing really blew me away about it. The chicken drunken noodles were pretty good, they're packed with fresh herbs - basil and a bunch of other stuff I can't recall. The nice thing is that none of this tasted overly greasy like a lot of the chinese food you get around.\n\nNothing about this restaurant stood out and there isn't a single reason i'd come back to eat here. I mean its fine if you feel like getting some chinese and don't want to pony up for Wing Lei. They have rolls too but why go to an obviously Chinese restaurant and get rolls...
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