Q: Definatly will eat here again, dined in, the place was nice and clean, staff were very friendly and super accommodating. As for the food, it was delicious, egg drop soup was tasty, fried rice was on point and the orange chicken was yummy.

A: positive

Q: I've never really had a bad experience here at Red 8. I've probably eaten here about 10 times. I didn't have any service issues here. The servers pretty much only came out when they were needed, but they were easy to flag down to get what you needed. My only big gripe is that the dim sum selection is a bit smaller than you would expect at a Chinese restaurant. However, the two items that shine for me are the fresh guava juice (Yum! Definitely not Kern's nectar) and the egg custard buns. The pricing is a bit above average, but this is Vegas... and it's the Wynn. Show me a restaurant in a Vegas hotel/casino that isn't priced above your local Chinatown dim sum joint.

A: positive

Q: I am not sure who remembers that this place had an old location. It is now a gravel lot next to Jack in the Crack on Mill. That spot was a go to place. Some of the best food I had in AZ. It was a small place, intimate and cozy. Great for dates! The new place...meh, not so much. Nowhere near as cozy, its more like a corporate bar. Their focus seems to be more on drinks than food, which is really unfortunate because the food was what kept me coming back.

A: negative

Q: I was looking forward to eating here after reading reviews and looking at the menu. Unfortunately, the hype was just too much. I ordered a pork loin sandwich and oh my, the amount of meat was pitiful. It was like small, thin islands of pork swimming in a sea of bread (albeit, delicious bread). I am sure i did not order the weight loss sandwich but that's what I got. Too bad. The brownie was at least, much more filling and tasty to boot. I was starving after so I found some cullen skink at another place and was happy. Finally.

A:
negative