Red 8

The food was disappointing. It had an enticing aroma, but the Cantonese brisket was overly fatty and lacked flavor, requiring a hefty dose of soy sauce. The Red fried rice also fell short, being quite bland and not justifying its price. When asked about the meal, I mentioned my concerns about the brisket's excessive fat and lack of flavor, but there was no acknowledgment or offer to adjust the bill. On a positive note, the pot stickers were a tasty appetizer.

Red 8 at the Wynn was an amazing dining experience! The food was delicious and reasonably priced for Las Vegas. We couldn't get enough of the Orange Chicken, Curry Singapore Rice Vermicelli, and Red 8 Combination Fried Rice. If we find ourselves back at the Wynn/Wynn Encore in the future, we will definitely be returning to Red 8 for another fantastic meal!

Excellence dimsum and chinese food. We ordered steamed abalone was fresh, roasted pork belly was awesome, and try the dimsum tester really great. Will come again.

Spring rolls and jade dumplings were great. Veg mains are horrible. Look at this mixed veg and tofu. It had no flavor. Even the Dan Dan noodles had no flavor. I should be paid to eat this. I can’t believe I paid $40 for the veg. They don’t even serve rice with it. You have to order it on the side. But the rice was probably the best part of the meal.

Red 8, located in the Wynn Hotel in Las Vegas, serves a delicious array of Chinese fusion dishes. The ambiance is exceptionally posh, filled with stunning red decor and beautiful adornments. The service is professional, though not particularly warm or friendly. The food itself is impressive, with excellent presentation. While some dishes could use a bit more flavor, the overall experience is satisfying. Rating: 4 dumplings 🥟🥟🥟🥟

The dim sum menu at Red 8 is straightforward and every dish was delightful and served piping hot. The service was top-notch, with a prompt and attentive waitress and a professional and kind manager named Tony. I will definitely return in the future.

The food at Red 8 was very enjoyable. The vegetable spring rolls were delicious, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. The Jade dumplings were also tasty, as well as the Singapore vermicelli vegetable dish. The vegetable fried rice with tofu was good, but could have used a bit more salt. The ambiance of the restaurant is classy and the service was excellent - timely and professional.

Red 8 in Las Vegas serves insanely delicious Chinese food. I have eaten a lot of Chinese food in my life, and I highly recommend this place. You should definitely visit here. I will be returning again and again. The wonton and dimsum are especially good.

The food at Red 8 was decent, but not great. The service was very slow, with the person next to us receiving their order before we did, even though we had already placed ours. Additionally, my wife asked for honey for her hot tea but had to use Splenda from her purse instead. The overall experience wasn't worth it. The restaurant was also very loud, which could have been overlooked if the food had been exceptional. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case at this place.

My father and I had a good experience dining at Red 8, located in the Wynn Las Vegas. However, we would rate it as a solid 4-star dining destination. Red 8's decor is a feast for the eyes and creates a refined and culturally immersive atmosphere for diners. The decor seamlessly blends classic Chinese aesthetics with contemporary design. Rich, dark wood accents, intricate latticework, and ornate screens create a sense of oriental grandeur. The attention to detail in the decor is evident, and it enhances the overall dining experience. The choice of colors, primarily red and gold, adds a touch of opulence and auspiciousness, in line with Chinese culture. However, Upon requesting a table, I was informed that the wait time would be an hour and a half on a Monday evening, which appeared atypical to me. Despite the casino's relatively uncrowded state and the passing of peak hours, I had anticipated a seamless and expedited process for acquiring a table. Onward to the food. The Red 8 Combination Fried Rice was a delightful blend of flavors and textures. The rice was perfectly cooked, and the combination of different meats and vegetables provided a satisfying variety. It was seasoned well, and what I noticed was that it was cooked in pork fat that gave off an enticing aroma. However, I would have appreciated a bit more due to the portion size being inadequate for two people The Hot and Sour Soup at Red 8 was a comforting start to the meal. It had a nice balance of spicy and tangy flavors, with a hearty portion of tofu and vegetables. While it wasn't the best hot and sour soup I've ever had, it was certainly above average. The Minced Chicken Lettuce Wrap was a tasty appetizer option. The chicken mixture was well-seasoned, and the crisp lettuce leaves provided a refreshing contrast. It's a fun dish to share and a great way to kick off the meal, although I've had slightly larger lettuces to put the minced protein in. The Kung Pao Chicken was a flavorful and satisfying main course. The chicken was tender, and the sauce had a good balance of sweet and spicy notes. The addition of peanuts and vegetables added texture and complexity to the dish. While it was enjoyable, it didn't quite reach the level of exceptional that would have earned this meal a 5-star rating. Overall, my experience at Red 8 at the Wynn Las Vegas was above average. The food was tasty, the service was attentive, and the ambiance was pleasant. Although it was a good dining experience, the restaurant could have improved by adding more depth of flavor and innovation to some dishes. Additionally, the portions could be larger to make it more shareable for families. Despite these minor criticisms, it is still a great option for anyone seeking a fulfilling Chinese meal in Las Vegas.

We went to Vegas at least twice a year and always stay at Wynn, and this is out favorite restaurant that we always go to Sober or not LOL I would recommend you a BBQ platter to try all sorts of their BBQ my favorite was duck OMG that crispy skin!!! Also ask for some red chili oil that’s the best dipping sauce ever! So fragrant make you wild awake

I was really excited to see that red8 has vegan options. The edamame was very tasty and a big portion size. We also ordered 3 different vegan dim sum: white lotus, jade dumpling and Cantonese vegan pot stickers. We enjoyed all of the dim sum and thought they were well prepared.

This is a good restaurant if you’re looking for Asian food and I’d happily return. The service of each dish is incredibly fast but everything is still fresh. Portions are large and with some of the prices are really good value. Very tasty, really well presented, and plenty of meat and fish in the rice made for a memorable meal and with the interior and calm atmosphere I’ll be back!

Delicious! We arrived a little late and didn’t get a chance to make reservations. Red8 was able to squeeze us in within 15-20 minutes. We had delicious dim sum including a vegetarian jade dumpling, hargow, shrimp and truffle dumpling, and shrimp and mushroom dumpling. We also had the chicken satay and Thai styled noodles with shrimp. The service was attentive and helpful. If you’re looking for dim sum, this is your place.

The food was delicious and the portions were big. I got the Mongolian beef and fried rice shrimp. Since it’s usually busy, it's best to make a reservation to avoid waiting in line. Even with a reservations, we had to wait for nearly 30 minutes which is understandable. The menu has a good variety of Asian cuisine and the prices are pretty good compared to other restaurants at the Wynn.

Had a lovely dinner at Red 8. I would have given it 5 stars but the waiter wasn’t so great and it seems like the food has been more “Americanized” since my last time here 10 years ago. That being said the soft shell crab was delicious as were the dumplings and hot and sour soup!