Tim Ho Wan

Food was great! Reminded me of being in Vancouver for Dim Sum. A nice modern restaurant inside of the Palms. Menu is friendly and approachable for newcomers but also has the expected staples for Dim Sum. You can order from the clipboard and reference the picture menu. I ordered the steamed rice roll with shrimp, steamed shrimp, dumplings, steamed pork dumplings, fried rice with barbecue, pork and shrimp, blanched, broccoli with garlic, garlic, string beans! Servers were nice and helped people around me with questions. I also noticed they had regulars coming in too. Overall, convenient location and solid food. Would go back again.

I’ve been coming to Palms for a while and usually see this place packed. But this past Saturday, it was quieter than usual, so my husband and I decided to give it a try. What a pleasant surprise to discover this hidden gem! They have a unique ordering system: they provide a picture menu and a sheet where you simply mark the quantity of each dish you want. It’s straightforward and efficient. Everything we ordered was absolutely delicious, with perfectly balanced seasoning, and the customer service was exceptional.

The best dim sum I have ever had. The staff were friendly and prompt as well! Everything we ordered were hot and fresh!

First time to be dining in this Tim Ho Huan. I ordered their most popular dishes and was not disappointed. Their wonton noodles, fried rice, dim sum was as original as the ones you can have in their main restaurant in Hong Kong. I have been to their other branches in SE Asia and surprisingly they kept their standard. The atmosphere of this restaurant is very cozy and relaxing. I went there at past lunch time, so it was easy for me to have a table. My server Mr. Quan did an awesome job checking now and then how’s the food was, etc. I really appreciate and give him 10/10 for his extra attention even though he is struggling a little bit with his English. I highly recommend this restaurant.

As a big fan of Chinese dim sum, I was excited to try Tim Ho Wan in Las Vegas, especially since I’ve visited their original locations in Hong Kong, as well as spots in Singapore and across the U.S. While this location stands out for its upscale ambiance, definitely the fanciest Tim Ho Wan I’ve been to, it also comes with the steepest price tag. Unfortunately, the food didn’t quite live up to expectations. While it was decent, it felt just average compared to the other locations I’ve experienced. Nothing really stood out as exceptional or worth the premium price. If you’re looking for dim sum in Vegas, this might be worth trying for the novelty, but don’t expect it to blow you away.