The food at wing lei was a huge let down. This restaurant is hardly worth a single star. Taste: 2/5 Food was similar to slightly better than a typical Chinese banquet meal. The peking duck and chilled abalone were good but nothing special. Service:1/5 abysmal Terrible service. Requests took ages. Plates were hardly cleared or bussed and dishes were haphazardly thrown in to spots. Ambiance 4/5 Spacious and elegant. Though the background music is a poor choice (typical pop/some club music) Price 1/5 The cost was horrifying for the service and product. Conclusion You d be better off ordering takeout from a nearby restaurant.
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I'd taken note of this place after seeing an article in Creative Loafing--so I looked it up while in that area. I was pleasantly surprised when I walked in (most ethnic markets I've visited are small, crammed full, and not super clean) --this one was just the opposite. They had a small selection of sandwiches so I ordered lemongrass pork to take home. While waiting on my eats, I decided to browse. While they had a vast array of merchandise--anything from fresh octopus to okra, it was nicely displayed making it easy to check out the great variety of items. I love to cook, but I admit that many of the items I had no clue what they were or how to use them. That's what made this place so fascinating for a culinary enthusiast. I could have spent over an hour taking in the wide variety of items --they probably had more than 20 different kinds of soy sauce alone. If you're a fan of stuffed dumplings, they had a plethora to choose from. I didn't check out their selection of loose specialty teas--they had many boxed varieties as well. I chose a few goodies for myself --my sandwich was waiting for me at checkout, and I had a chance to speak with the owner on my way out. Seems this place has been here for about a year and the present owner purchased it 3 months ago. I'll definitely come back when I have more time and am not so hungry. Fast Fwd. to home-- the sandwich is delicious! First, I was impressed with the quality of the baguette--it was golden and crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside. The pork was superbly seasoned and my sandwich was stuffed full of fresh cilantro, pickled diakon, and julienned carrots. It was quite a bargain for $3.99! I'll try some of the other sandwiches when I'm in the mood for some good takeaway.
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We'll start with no smoking, no gambling, and no restaurants in this hotel. Do you still want to proceed? VALET was full. Another large bummer! This means you have to go park on the 3rd floor of the Miracle Mile shops then drag your luggage almost clear across the mall and through the hotel to get to your dang room. NO BUENO. Let's go to the "no restaurants" part. You are in Vegas, might I remind you, you are going to want to eat at some point, maybe? They have room service till 10 pm at night, but if you want something to eat, you better put your walking shoes on b/c you have to go into the Miracle Mile Shops. They do; however, have a small kitchen in each room with a fridge and a microwave so that's helpful. Ice machine only on 2 floors--5th floor and the 50th so I heard, real pain in the arse to go get ice. Like I didn't go get ice b/c it was such a pain. NO BUENO They also make you swipe your card every time before you even get close to the elevator bank, that's annoying. NO BUENO Seating downstairs is limited when you are waiting for your party to arrive at a meeting point in the lobby so you can go out together. My friend was sitting on the small table that looked like a stool and was rudely told not to sit on the furniture by one of the security guards like she was some kind of heathen... NO BUENO not my favorite--go w/ the trump or the hotel
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I very much appreciate their vegetarian options, but wish they had more varieties of vegetarian burgers. The quality was quite good, and I very much liked the "build your own burger" options. The atmosphere was a bit like a hectic lunch place, which was appropriate for a quick workday lunch. I wouldn't recommend it for a fine dining experience. The food was tasty and owner, who also served as the cashier, was very friendly and accommodating. Two thumbs up for a somewhat unique locally owned place with veggie options!
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