We ended up there because our 24-hour-buffet deal was about to expire in 1 hour and the line at the Caesar Palace buffet was about a 2 hour wait.  We had made a really bad choice!  I would give the gold fish tanks and the modern design a 5-star, but we were not there for the decorations.  The so-called hand-stretched noodles were not chewy at all!  Tasted like it had been soaked in the soup for a long time.  My daughter ordered beef noodle.  They didn't not have a chili symbol next to it to denote spicy food.  When the food came, there was a layer of chili oil floating on top.  I asked the waitress and all she said was \"Only a little, not spicy\" and left.   That was pretty subjective.   We had asked no eggs on the fried rice and it came with eggs!  Both the noodle and the rice were too salty.  The only OK food was the scallion pancakes. They still can't compete to the Chinese restaurants in the Asian communities in Los Angeles.  Good thing they were in Vegas where there would be cravings of semi-authentic Chinese food after eating too much buffet and the wanna-be Asian food in the Asian section.  To sum up my experience, this restaurant has pricy mediocre food that came in small portions.