Jayde @ 16

Well, my big New Year resolution was to post more Yelp reviews, so here we go! Wife and I went to Jayde for our NYE dinner. From the hostess to our server, Joy, everyone did their best to accommodate our every request!There are great views of The Strip from both the tables and the bar seating. For you IG fans, be sure to utilize the background imagery in both the elevator entrance way and inside the elevator itself!Now, onto the food! We started out with a myriad of appetizers. The crispy broccoli was in fact, crispy, and melt in your mouth good! The calamari was a bit too big to be "dippable" but the dip itself was great! My wife also tried the shrimp and pork shumai, which she also commented was too large, throwing off the flavor combinations.For our entrees, we enjoyed the crab fried rice and Jayde roll. The rice comes in a portion size built for two! Plenty of crab and egg flavor. While I'm not typically a saucy sushi guy, the Jayde roll offered a lot of different flavors. I must say, even for my rather large mouth, it was tough to defeat each piece in a single bite! We were sure to step outside for a better view prior to leaving. All that food and an iced tea, which was kept mostly refilled, was $100. Not too shabby!

I've been there a few times, the sushi and the Japnese style items were good, taste and presentation, BUT everytime I ate asian items such as noodles and saute stuff it was TERRIBLE, very salty, and the recent visit, i was with a vegetarean friend, so I order lo mein, and bok chow, it was bad bad bad.The lo mien, was less than a fist full, with a WHOLE bok choy, not cut up, and extra slices of carrots, for the lo mein, and tons of salt.The saute bok choy with mushroom, the bok choy was whole, not even cut in half and for mushrooms,. which is supposed to be shiitake , there was no mushroom, just a few pieces of enoki pieces. Was a very very bad terrible experience, I didn't complain, but thought I should write a review to help others who would like to go there.by the way some of their cocktail are really good and looks pretty. the ambiance is good if you can get a window seat, the view is good, but other ones are not so good

If you're gonna be hit or miss, then your hits had better hit hard.Jayde @ 16 is a creative use of a rooftop bar space at the M Resort. The view is no doubt a big selling point. I've been getting dining credit by playing slots downstairs, and it just so happens that these guys were open on both nights so far when I've used said dining credit.The elevator to Jayde @ 16 is not far from Anthony's. When you ask the host about doing takeout, they'll instruct you to place that order at the bar. The bartender actually takes your order at the drink expediting window, which is a bit awkward. But it works.On my first visit, I went with the Pad Thai ($25.00). It looked the part in photos and in person, but the requisite flavors were just not there. Pad Thai needs to have fish sauce and tamarind, neither of which I detected. The lemon wedge included is not a sufficient substitute for tamarind. It's such a shame because the noodles, chicken, and huge prawns were actually cooked nicely, and the fresh bean sprouts and crushed peanuts would have been great accoutrements with the proper recipe. For the sky-high price of this entree, they need to get it right.Out of curiosity and determination, I returned for takeout again and went for the Oxtail Soup ($25.00). Thankfully, this was a much better entree. The braised oxtail was tender and relatively easy to remove from the bones, although you're still best served taking it apart by hand and not utensil. The broth was rich and relied on salt as part of the flavor profile, but it stayed within the upper limits of tolerability. The bok choy was pretty soft and lost all the bitter notes. I haven't had any other versions, including that one in Downtown Las Vegas, but I really enjoyed this one.I also ordered some dessert this time, namely the Matcha Cheesecake ($10.00). Aside from how the presentation of the glaze suffered since they packaged this together with the soup and didn't warn me about the temperature contrast, the dish somehow leaned a bit more cake than cheesecake in how thick it was, and neither the matcha nor the cheese came through strongly enough for my taste. The fresh fruit was fun at least, and the portion was enough that I saved half for the next day.Jayde @ 16 is worth a visit if you gamble at M Resort enough, if you live nearby, and/or if you like the view from relatively tall buildings. I will more than likely be back in the future.

Dad and Daughter Dinner! So happy I got to try this GEM! Service, Ambiance & Food were GOOD! Plus you have a beautiful view of the Las Vegas strip. CAN'T BEAT THAT! Here is everything we ordered with our rating: DRINKS - all drinks were 6/10 as they were so strong: - Pacific Island Martini - Lychee Mai Tai - Asian MuleAPPETIZERS: - Calamari 6/10- Poke Tacos 8/10 - Jayde Roll 8/10- M Girl Roll 7/10DINNER: - Honey Walnut Prawn 7/10- Kalbi 7/10- Oxtail Soup 8/10- Tonkotsu Ramen 7/10- House Fried Rice 8/10DESSERT: - Match Cheesecake 8/10- Masalada Puffs 7/10All dishes are shareable portion sizes. So happy we ordered a mix of everything so thebtable could try everything! My favorite was the Oxtail Soup! Highly recommend the Matcha Cheesecake for dessert! So yummy! It reminds me of a Japanese Cheesecake! Since this is not the BEST Asian food I've had I gave them a 4 star rating.

I've been here a few times. The view is beautiful if you get a seat by the window. Service is always good, but only once I saw a server be an ass to a patron who was sitting a little in front of me. The server was very condescending on answering a question the patron had. Food: I can't remember the names of the dishes, but this is what I do remember. - Prawns - Won Bok-Fried Rice- Kalbi- Pad ThaiSo far, all the dishes I've had are flavorful. They all go so well together. Tasty and delcious. A hot spot for me and always a great time dining here with friends.

View is amazing, food was good, service was just ok. We order plenty and the portions were a good size. I did enjoy the sushi :)

I wish I were better with names, but our server was absolutely awesome. I ordered a Lychee Mai Tai, and she asked me if I liked it. I guess she noticed that I wasn't drinking much of it, indicating that I wasn't a big fan of the drink. She grabbed me another one, made by someone else. I honestly thought that was the sweetest thing. She read my body language and truly went out of her way. Enough about the best server ever!This was my first time going to this restaurant, and I dragged my friends with me. One of the concerns I had was the service because I read some reviews and that was a common theme. I gave them a chance though, and the service, in my opinion, was great. We didn't think it was slow at all. We had such a great experience.The food was absolutely delicious! We ordered Shrimp and Pork Shumai, Pad Thai Noodles, Crab Fried Rice (my favorite), Honey Walnut Prawns (a must-try), and Honey Chicken. We enjoyed every dish and left nothing behind. I purposely made reservations around sunset, and it was perfect. We were by the window and had such a nice view. They even let us go outside to hang out after we ate and paid. Definitely planning on returning.

Loved the ambiance! You have a nice view of the city. The Giant Honey Walnut Prawns were to die for! Crab Fried Rice was good! Shrimp and Pork Shiu Mai was not so great. It came with 3 pieces only yet we only ate 2. Salmon Roll and Pepper Steam were great. The service was fast and they were attentive. I would go back again.

Dined at Jayde 16 twice before writing this review since I wasn't sure if my first experience there was a mixed bag of experiences. This a is an Asian fusion restaurant that had a good amount of dishes to choose from without being overwhelming. We didn't have a wait when we dined there either time, and were seated promptly. Staff is friendly enough and water glasses were filled without asking. The food was good, not mind blowing, and was reasonably priced compared to the equivalent you would get on the strip. The Jayde roll was very good with just the right amount of spiciness. We also had the sticky ribs which fell off the bone and were pretty nice. The oxtail soup was decent, but lacked a really deep umami flavor. The tonkatsu ramen was very good and did have that rich savory taste I was looking for. The Thai salad was hard to eat. It tasted fine, but the lettuce pieces were not bite size. They were haphazardly broken into irregular pieces which made us have to use a knife to cut some pieces down to a size we could easily eat. Now the bad news. On both occasions, I could not have a decent conversation with my dining partner. I could, however, hear the conversations of every table around me. The acoustics in Jayde are troublesome. The first night I could hear the woeful dating complaints of two women dining next to us, with one woman complaining about her dish not being up to her standards and sending it back. Another night there was a large party drinking and celebrating a birthday. It was so loud I was longing for a set of ear plugs. It's not a place for an intimate dinner unless the place is void of loud drunk women or loud parties of people. They were probably loud because even they couldn't hear each other. Overall, the food was better than expected so I gave it a 4, but the ambiance is lacking.

Great view first of all. Service could be better but was not bad. It was not very busy that evening and it did take a while to get seated with a reservation and also the food took a little long to arrive. Food options felt a bit limited but they were tasty. We split the pepper steak dish (delicious), some noodles and a few sushi rolls. I did notice when they serve the A5 steak, it gets smokey and very strong smoke smell in restaurant. Not very pleasant for the small space. Overall, I would return - more for the amazing view, drinks and some bites. I prefer more options on the menu when dinning though.