Xiao Long Dumplings

I genuinely loved this place. Service is fast, efficient, and exactly what it needs to be. It’s not over the top hospitality, but they take care of you properly and everything moves quickly, which honestly made the experience even better. I would go back here over and over again without hesitation. The menu is extensive and offers something for everyone. We ordered the truffle and pork soup dumplings and they were absolutely delicious. The cucumber salad was incredibly fresh and crunchy, and my favorite dish by far was the green beans with pork. I could eat those nonstop. We also tried the shrimp knots, which were amazing, and the calamari, plus a glass of wine to go with everything. For two people, we spent under $90, ate a lot of food, and everything tasted fresh, clean, and well-prepared. The quality for the price is honestly impressive. The location is perfect, right in the heart of Chinatown in Las Vegas. If you’re visiting Vegas, this place is a must. Truly a 10 out of 10 experience. I already can’t wait to come back to Las Vegas just to eat here again. If you have the chance to go, do it. It’s 100% worth it.

We came on a Wed for lunch. We were seated right away for a party of 4. The waitress for our table was EXCELLENT. She was attentive, always refilling …

I visited Xiao Long Dumplings on April 15. From the moment we walked in, the staff warmly welcomed us, which made a great first impression. It was a special day because we were celebrating my friend’s birthday, and the overall experience was very enjoyable. The house special dumplings were absolutely delicious, and the dan dan noodles were so good that we ended up ordering them again. After our meal, the staff noticed that it was my friend’s birthday and surprised us with a complimentary cheesecake. They even sang a birthday song together, which made the experience even more memorable. Overall, it was a wonderful dining experience, and I truly appreciated the thoughtful service.

Soup dumplings were mid. The skin of the dumplings were thick giving rise to a lump of dough when pinched at the top. Alright for non connoisseurs but if you’re looking for quality 小笼包 (Xiao long bao aka soup dumplings), Din Tai Fung will …

Two of us were in the area and decided to try them out. We ordered: cucumber salad (spicy) $6.95 scallion pancake beef roll $10.95 pork xlb $9.95 eggplant in garlic sauce $13.95 Everything seemed a bit off flavor wise. Cucumber salad was cut weird, not the usual shape, and the sauce was plopped on. Obviously this was just sitting in fridge. Scallion pancake beef roll was ok, but the pancake outside tasted more like hard dough. No real flavor. Eggplant was good based on value because it was a large plate, but it was way too sweet. In general most of the sauces super sweet...when this dish should have been more savory. Parking in the plaza could be dough during peak hours.