Wok Vegas Asian BBQ

Good alternative for food without leaving the hotel. My husband and I were hungry and he heard great things about their ribs, so we tried them out.Located on the 2nd floor (retail level) walking around the floor to the other side near the theater, is Wok Vegas Asian BBQ.We arrived to an almost empty restaurant/food court. The cashier was happy and eager to take our order. My husband ordered half a rack of ribs and I, shrimp stir fry. Our orders took maybe 10 minutes to make. Piping hot we received our orders.Overall, my husband enjoyed his meal. I was surprised, because he is a picky eater and is really hard to please. He really enjoyed his meal. I, also enjoyed my meal. The vegetables were fresh and not covered in any think heavy sauce. Enjoyable! Our only complaint was the diner not having trash cans to throw our plates away. I didn't feel right leaving our trash on the counter, but there was no other place to put them..

Interesting to see mixed reviews on this place. The noodles are what set this restaurant apart and the food is delicious! If you are here it's a must try.As for the price...what do you expect? You're in one of the casinos and it's reasonable fast food.

So good. Fresh ingredients. Love it! Definitely will be back for more, like later tonight.

So all this time we've been waiting for the new food choice to open. First they say it'll open the end of 2015, then spring on 2016, then the first of June, and finally the end of June. All that waiting for that? Wow.So it might look like a 50's diner, minus the roller skates and the annoying out of range singers, more than a Asian style BBQ. Everything is new and shiny, so no cuckorachas or giant rats like in Chinatown in New York.But let's get to the food. You're going to serve up everything like panda express with the same veggies for most of the dishes (peppers and onions). The first thing I ordered a couple weeks ago was broccoli and beef, not Chinese broccoli, but the not in season broccoli probably from south of the boarder or somewhere in southern California grown broccoli. And being Asian, the RICE for Buddha sake, was Al dente! No, rice is supposed to be floral and fluffy, not hard. A week later, cause you know, I gave this place another chance, I ordered the orange chicken, which was superb in flavor and lightly coated, but this time I ordered chow me in. Again, the chow me in was hard, like the dry noodles at china town in plastic bags, dumped on the flat top grill and tossed with a dash of soy sauce, onion and bell peppers. So today, 6/9/16, I was hungry, well like always. I decided to try something new, but something familiar, Teriyaki chicken. I could hear the clinking and clanking of the metal spatula hitting the flat grill, my mouth watering, thinking yea, I paid about $12 after my discount, that I'll get a nice size portion, and you guessed it, 1.5 cups of chewy rice and what looked about 2 pieces of thigh meat cut into slices. With that price I could have went across the street to the $5 café in the Aztec and bought a hefty portion of pad Thai and a soda and still had money left over to leave tip.So since this place has smaller portions, expensive on price, even after the discounts, and no more BBQ, which we've all been anticipating for months, which they don't have anymore, correction, which they never had in the first place, I really don't think I'd be going back anymore.Yeah, there's Asians-working, BBQ Americanized-brisket, like are you eff'n me, $10 for a sandwich on regular bread, not even a hoagie roll, or focaccia bread, or a rice bun, that doesn't include a side, nor a drink. Like the Italians in New York say when they've had enough of the bull shit, "Gid Outta he!" It's sad that we have plenty Asians who walk by the retail area and they don't even step in and eat!

Food was not worth the price. Overcooked brisket that was too tough to chew. No beverage unless from a bottle. Employee stated fountain service broken and she had to manually add ice. No idea what that meant. Restaurant itself needs cleaning. Recommend you don't waste your time or money.

Food was not worth the price. Overcooked brisket that was too tough to chew. We had to wait over 25 minutes for the food to cook... Dear lord.... The Asian food is so salty and chewy noodles.... Not a fan...

This place RwOks!!! 3 for 3, best Mongolian Beef in town! Piping Hot! Can't beat it. Great place to grab a bite to eat in between comedy show, Wok Vegas is right next to LA Comedy Club on the mezzanine level of the Stratosphere casino on Las Vegas Blvd.

Horrible service. The two workers, one older and one younger both would not accept a return. We had just ordered and wanted to stop the service and ask for a refund before accepting the food. We said we had changed our mind after paying but they were extremely pushy and kept insisting for us to just take the meal. Despite us confronting them with respect and a simple request they rudely pushed the food onto us with no other option. $14 fried rice they would not let us return BEFORE we had even taken the plate. Very disappointed.

Totally get the low stars for this place. While walking by, our daughter decided she wanted some egg rolls. She was told it would take 6 minutes for them to cook so we sat down to wait. After about 15 minutes, we went back up to see what was taking so long. We got an apology and a free drink for waiting. When the eggrolls finally came out, they were still cold inside. Really? 20 minutes to fry up some eggrolls and they're still cold? It's really unfortunate because the actual flavor was spot on. Looks like they really need to work on customer service...

This place is very dirty. Workers there are very rude. I DONOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE.I order $100 worth of food. One of workers there were giving me attitude. I don't understand what that lady was even saying. Food was freaking gross. It was dry and some of them were uncooked. I REALLY DONOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE. Horrible horrible place.