Hong Kong Cafe

We were seeking genuine Chinese cuisine and stumbled upon this eatery in the Palazzo. Opting to sample their offerings, I ordered my usual favorite, the Won Ton Mien. I must admit, it ranks high among my top picks in the area. The wonton was generously filled and burst with flavor, and the noodles were impeccably prepared. It checked all the boxes. Without a doubt, this spot surpasses the noodle joint at their affiliated property. If you're in search of Chinese fare, it's worth making the trip here.

We were on the lookout for some authentic Chinese cuisine and decided to try this restaurant located in the Palazzo. Typically, I opt for the Won Ton Mien, and I must say, it is perhaps one of the best I've had in the area. The won tons are generously stuffed and bursting with flavor, and the noodles were cooked perfectly. This place ticks all the boxes. I can confidently say it's far superior to the other noodle spot at their sister property. It's worth making the extra effort to visit here if you're in search of great Chinese food. If you love

We were on the lookout for some authentic Chinese cuisine and decided to try this restaurant located in the Palazzo. Usually, my go-to dish is the Won Ton Mien, and I must say, this is probably one of the best I've had in the area. The won tons are generously stuffed and packed with flavor, while the noodles are cooked perfectly. This place truly checks all the boxes. It's far superior to the noodle spot at their sister property. If you're seeking delicious Chinese food, this place is worth the extra effort to visit.

Hong Kong Cafe in Las Vegas offers a spacious and comfortable setting, making it a pleasant spot to take a break for lunch. However, the food overall was somewhat bland, necessitating the addition of extra salt and pepper. A touch more flavor in the dishes would have been appreciated. On a positive note, the XO cabbage was quite enjoyable.

Salt pepper tenderloin…excellent and perfectly tender. Honey walnut prawns…more like large shrimp—very good and plump. The beef tendon soup is light yet delicious, with soft and tasty noodles. A few gripes: steamed rice should accompany all entrees, there's an extra charge for additional tea cups, and the noodle soup could use more veggies, especially given the restaurant's higher-end status at a venue like the Venetian.

Hong Kong Cafe is a large and roomy restaurant in Las Vegas that served as a pleasant lunch stop. However, I found the food to be lacking in flavor and had to add extra salt and pepper to enhance the taste. Overall, I wish the dishes were more flavorful, but I did enjoy the XO cabbage dish.