very expensive mediocre chinese food. also...not sure where the dim sum fits in. was that even an option on the menu? please read all of the other 1-2 star reviews on here before throwing your money away at this place. you can get much better food + wait staff elsewhere.

Prices are ridiculous and the food is mediocre.Save your duckets ($$$$) for China Town where you can get 2-3 dishes for the price of one dish here and have the flavor smack you and your fellow diners.

Two stars for outrageous price, 3 stars for quality of food.If you have had real and inexpensive Chinese food, it will be very hard for you to justify a meal here. We came here only because 1) it was open late; 2) we needed soup for sick fiancé.Didn't order any dim sum because at $6+ for 4 hor gao, it seemed like highway robbery. I had the Mabo tofu--tasted just like the packaged kind I buy for $2. This was $15, plus $3 for steamed rice. Fiancé got noodle soup--nothing we haven't had before that was not only cheaper but better.Maybe if you are into PF Changs kind of Chinese food you should try this place. $50 for two people is cray cray. That would feed 4 people easily at a real Chinese restaurant! I realize this is Vegas and everything is expensive but for some reason, I have a harder time justifying paying this much for Chinese food because it is usually so cheap.

Service was excellent. I only got the walnut shrimp and brown rice and started with the hot and sour soup. Very tasty. Green tea was so soothing. Would go again.

Zion Noodle Dim SumWell I will tell you this place is pricey, and the food is horrible. Worst Dim Sum I ever had. I'm not sure if I can even call that Dim Sum. When you first walk in the restaurant décor is beautiful. Very fancy, Customer service is ok. I went there with my boyfriend we order a Pho and a few dim sum plates. The Pho was so plain, no flavor at all. The few Dim Sum Dishes we order they taste frozen. It felt like the chef wasn't even trying, made me wonder if they ever heard of "salt and pepper" before? Once we got the bill, I was so shock we had to pay that much for frozen and taste less meal ever. I would not expect a restaurant like this to be at the Palazzo. I will give this restaurant 0 start for the food and 1 for décor. I will never ever eat there again. I wouldn't advice any one to eat there either .

Worst restaurant I've been to in Vegas. The service was horrible - waiter never bothered to check in on us until 90 minutes into the meal, when he asked if we wanted anything else. At that point we reminded him that we never got a number of the dished we ordered (which we promptly cancelled).The food was sub par as well. I've had better dim sum from frozen Trader Joes than what they served here.And they stuck us with a mandatory tip for having a party of 5. Absolutely nothing positive about the experience.

Braised Eggplant with Roasted Duck & Mongolian Beef were both superb dinner entrees. I give it 3 stars for pricing. You can receive similar quality food down the street in Chinatown or at PF Chang's for 1/2 the price. However, if you're staying at Palazzo - it's so convenient to just dine here and the service is very prompt and the environment is super clean and modern.

Spicy pho with ox tail and tendon.The broth is gorgeous.The oxtail/tendon spot onNoodles over done :(Being picky? For a $20 bowl of pho, absolutely.

Pathetic, especially when the concierge says its "one of the top 10 Chinese restaurants in the nation".The food, even if at half the price, would be considered uninspiring. The service was just as bad .. but at least it was expensive. $100 for three bad meals.Do not eat here, it's worse than bad, it's boring and expensive. You can pay the same amount and eat at Nobu and have a much better experience.

Terrible service. Forgot orders, food was definitely not worth the price ( although it was in the casino ). Good thing work paid for this because I would've left a negative tip.

This restaurant kind of reminds me of those sporting events where one team sounds great on paper. We have an idea what should happen, statistically, but the game must still be played. Low and behold, the underdog wins while surprise and disappointment sets in for most of the crowd.Well, that's this place. It sounds great on paper (menu), but reality says otherwise (dining experience).For this particular trip, The Fam tried the following:*braised eggplant and roasted duck*king seafood vietnamese noodle soup*thai ice tea (drink)*tropical fantasy (drink)The thai ice tea was *extremely* watered down, sad because it had hints of good flavor. It was already mixed, and that already chapped my hide (I like to mix it). The tropical fantasy was decent, but not very strong. The roasted duck was drenched in entirely too much sauce, which is sad because the duck meat and veggies were cooked well. The noodle soup had fresh tasting king crab, but the noodles were too long, making them difficult to grab and eat. Lots of noodle dropping and shirt staining occurred, further adding to my annoyed chapped hide. They should've been cut into smaller pieces. Let's not forget, this is Las Vegas, so the items are overpriced!At this point in time, although the staff was very nice and attentive, my experience was ruined. All I could think and say was "check please".Honestly, the meat and veggies are good (3-4 stars), but the entire package just didn't work well. Take your chances, just don't be surprised if your experience ends up like mine.

Was looking up a place inside the Venetian or Palazzo to grab dinner with people. We ended up at Zine, where the food is decent and the price is affordable.I ordered the Shrimp and Pork Dumpling Noodle Soup. Overall, it wasn't a bad dish. The noodles, shrimp, and pork dumplings were all cooked well. I though the soup lacked in flavor though. If you prefer a simple, light dish, then this noodle soup is a good choice. The dish was around $15, which is a bit steep, but the portion size was pretty big.Service wasn't bad. The entire staff was friendly, but I'm not sure if they were just being attentive since we were pretty much the only ones there.I liked the decor of this place. It looks fancy but doesn't cost too much to eat here (considering it's Vegas).

Zine is located inside the Palazzo Casino. This is where I love to go eat when I am hungry and just want to feast on their Pho Soup (with Tendons). That soup is so fresh and so full with flavor that there was a day in Vegas where I had this soup for a total of 4 times. The Vietnamese noodle soups are just awesome.Zine also has a full traditional menu of Chinese food. I have had several dishes there during separate trips and it did not disappoint.The food here is reasonable priced so if you are ever caught at the end of the Las Vegas Strip and want to have a quick bite to eat which tastes good and the portions are good then visit Zine.

Hubby and I went to Vegas over the weekend and I wanted him to try this place. Met with friends for lunch.Our table ordered: Appetizer Sampler, Seafood Pan Fried Noodles, Combination Fried Rice, Steak in pepper sauce, and Lemon Chicken and EVERYTHING was deelish!!!We got a bottle of the flavored sake the white peach and SO GOOD!

It's hard to find vegetarian options in Las Vegas, especially in this part of the strip! While almost every restaurant in the area will come up in a "vegetarian" search, few have actually thought out a vegetarian menu. Zine actually has vegetarian options listed right on the menu.Service was excellent, and the food was amazing! I had the pan fried noodles with vegetables and it was so good I almost ordered another. I will certainly come here again if I'm ever forced to go to Vegas again.

They know, they know, they knowThey know, they know, they knowThey know, they know, they knowYeah, they know, yeah...at ZINE NOODLES! - Drake (headlines)I understand that you are overpaying for chinese food. I want to point out that if you want authentic chinese food that will make you feel comfortable when you are in vegas, its worth it. The restaurant itself has a nice decor, the people working there have an asian accent, (which is a good thing cuz it means they are legit) and its pretty quiet as well. I ordered the beef chow fun which is a safe and easy choice and it tasted good. It's a fine meal in vegas, easy in and easy out, no problems.Food: 3.5 stars --- Service: 3.5 stars --- Atmosphere: 4 stars --- Price(value): 3 stars

Drawing from Cantonese, Taiwanese, Vietnamese, Szechuan and other Asian cooking styles, chef Simon To invites diners to enjoy an eclectic selection of both classic and more adventurous menu items. In a contemporary yet comfortable setting in ...?

--especially for the price. Waiter was difficult to understand and he messed up our appetizer order--which was pretty basic. And they kept taking things off the table without asking if we were finished--which we often were not. Lots of better choices for Asian cuisine! ...?

First when it was called Jade and later when it was renamed as Zine. The decor and food are the same. It is a very pleasant place to dine. The decor is elegant. The staff is friendly and helpful. It is a bit pricey but not unexpected for a ...?

the service is great. people are so friendly here. Noodle soup is good too, but need more bean sprouts. steam shanghainese pork dumpling is not good, maybe because I am from southern china, but other than those everything is good. good location.