Fuhu Cha Chaan Teng

I was the first and only person dining here when they opened for the day and my order took an extremely long time to come out. The kitchen services both this sit down restaurant and the Fuhu Shack where you order from a kiosk. I watched my server walk over to the kitchen multiple times asking where the food was.The wonton noodle soup included 6 wontons and Chinese broccoli. The noodles were completely overcooked and soggy. I'm assuming the cook forgot about the noodles cooking because there were huge clumps of noodles stuck together and they were still mush. The broth was light, but not very flavorful or too salty.The price was pretty reasonable for a sizeable bowl of wonton noodle soup in a Vegas hotel ($12.88). With tax and gratuity included it came out to $16-17. They stamped on the bill that gratuity is included so you don't tip extra unless you want to.Whenever I travel, I always crave the food I grew up eating so I'm glad that Vegas is offering up more Asian food options to cater to their (crazy rich) Asian demographic. Come here if you're craving Chinese food like noodle soup, cha siu and rice, roast duck, or porridge. It might not be the best, but it satisfied my craving.

This is a spot right in the middle of the Famous Food street eat in Resort World. It basically serves all or a little more of the food that you can get in Famous street food area, except that you get to sit down and order whatever you want on the menu and they bring the food to you. It's the same price but without the hassles of figuring out which food in which stall and pick them up yourself. The service is exceptional. The crew who work there are super friendly and helpful. The food tasted better as well, not sure why, probably we were happier and didn't get stressed out on trying to figure out which stall is which. Great idea and great concept of the food court.

Great service and the food was incredible! My husband grew up in Malaysia and said the food tasted just like back at home.

I went for dining on NYE, we waited for an hour before can be seated (yes with appointment) it was the nye rush but we were accommodated with the first round drink on the house...very nice. Love the food and our servers were great. Love the ambiance of the place, bit too loud like club vibes (hopefully it's just because it's NYE). I will try again another time for brunch.

Tastes very bland...paid 21$ for a bowl of unseasoned noodles. Not sure why they would sell that but. Healthy I guess