Wazuzu

Beautifully decorated interiors, it feels upscale and contemporary. 5*

Service - we did a take out and the front desk where one pays for take out did not know how to process the payment to be billed to our room. There were two people at the front and both did not know how. She had to call the manager. Other than this, they were friendly and nice. 5*

Food was terrible, mediocre at best. It seems that they cater to clientele who may not really know what good Asian food tastes like.

The siu mai at least had some chunks of shrimp but it lacked flavour.

The Peking duck bao was full of hoisin, it drowned any duck flavour. It should just have been called duck bao, remove the word “Peking” as it increases the perception that the duck would be good. It could very well have come from a food truck, this kind of quality does not belong in a hotel restaurant like Encore/Wynn. The flavour expectations from a hotel restaurant are higher than food truck level. Price wise - it was the cost of fine dining with fast food quality.

One of the best Asian restaurant in Vegas. All the items that we ordered were perfect. We waited 90 minutes to get in, you need reservation. Only issue was, reservation staff was not friendly,

I am not much of a fan of the egg roll. The drunken noodles was not the best, but not the worst. The sushi tasted like a flamingo with a wife and pups was drafted into WWII and decided to become a chef for the troops at base, cooking the sushi. In other words, the sushi was good. And, they made the sushi for me, because I asked about ingredients, so GREAT service. I did not order a menu sushi. Good settlement. Good establishment. I recommend.

You will not be disappointed by this amazing sensory experience! The sushi rolls were beyond delicious, and the wine selection is perfectly paired for the food on the menu. Same for the cocktails.

3 stars + 1 extra since it’s right next to the Wynn/Encore poker room (humor me); the veggies and stir fry pretty good but can make some pretty mean entrees on my wok @ home. I like the Mongolian beef dish, didn’t try the fly rice and I mostly order in poker area or get take out/away on my way out of cash games & tournament action poker ♠️ ♦️ ♥️ but had a couple eat in moments. I had to remind them of my rice 🍚 and my wine 🍷 and they weren’t that busy nor where there any difficult or tough customers but look it wasn’t that bad. It’s good Asian (fast) food in one of the best casinos in Vegas so, take it for what it’s worth. I love that I haven’t paid for a meal since it’s all comps so nothing to lose, just a little lacking in the service department. I love the Wynn though, it’s like top then down (Palazzo/Venetian/Aria), everyone else on down, would eat here again & again & again due to the poker room convenience but make sure you eat your meal before the food gets cold 🥶

No reservations accepted!? Star taken off. Wait time one hour.
Service - good, food - quality. Drunken noodles, crispy orange beef, and panang all very tasty dishes. Lychee martini refreshing.
Nice touch to encourage hand washing before the meal.

Average tasting food. We ordered two oolong tea but ofc we only get one tea bag for big tea pot. We made sure to get another tea bag instead of drinking watered down tea, NOPE! We ordered the Chilean sea bass with the Buddha feast veggies, soup and veggie dumplings and yellowtail hand rolls. The dressing for the sea bass wasn’t the greatest little too sweet and the fish lacked flavor. The veggies had too much oil and not enough seasoning. The hand rolls and the dumplings were pretty decent. Very expensive not worth it.