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Found by the family of Koi Palace 鯉魚門, Dragon Beaux俏龍軒, Palette Tea House彩籠, Palatte Tea Garden彩苑. The first Koi Palace was opened in 1996 by the Ng family, who came over to San Francisco as immigrants from Hong Kong. The Ng family wants to bring a piece of their heritage to America and share the experience of “ Yum Cha” (the Chinese tradition of tea and dim sum) with the Bay Area. Las Vegas Palette Tea Lounge彩宴 is the first establishment outside of California.
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Address: 4601 Spring Mountain Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89103
Phone: (702) 888-3626
Website: http://palettelv.com/
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Christopher Wanamaker
Palette Tea Lounge was a great dim sum experience from start to finish. The food was really good, and everything is served family-style. This makes it perfect for sharing and trying a wide variety of dishes. We ordered several items, including the Roast Duck and Wagyu Beef, along with Popcorn Chicken, and the Garlic Chicken Wings. The Roast Duck was the standout and is something I highly recommend. The Wagyu Beef had incredible flavor, though it was a bit chewy. The popcorn chicken was also very good and a nice addition to the meal. I also really liked the spicy garlic chicken wings and would definitely get those again.
The atmosphere really added to the experience. I liked the overall vibe and enjoyed the music. It wasn’t too loud and felt just right. When we visited, the restaurant wasn’t overly busy, which made the experience more relaxed and enjoyable.
Our waiter was attentive and took the time to answer all of our questions, which we appreciated. Overall, Palette Lounge offers great food, a comfortable atmosphere, and excellent service. I highly recommend giving it a visit.
… moreThe atmosphere really added to the experience. I liked the overall vibe and enjoyed the music. It wasn’t too loud and felt just right. When we visited, the restaurant wasn’t overly busy, which made the experience more relaxed and enjoyable.
Our waiter was attentive and took the time to answer all of our questions, which we appreciated. Overall, Palette Lounge offers great food, a comfortable atmosphere, and excellent service. I highly recommend giving it a visit.
Mai
We visited Palette Tea Lounge with a party of 9 and had reservations, which helped make things smoother. The space is very aesthetic, and the staff was nice overall. The food was good and very eye-pleasing, and we can definitely see why this place is popular for a fancier, more modern take on dim sum.
We ordered a variety of items, including the XO Sauce Stir-Fry Rice Noodle Roll, Crispy Shrimp Toast with Cheese, XO Duck Meat Lettuce Cups, among others. Everything was well made, but for us personally, we still prefer more traditional dim sum. The flavors weren’t as bold, and the portion sizes felt quite small for the price. We understand part of what you’re paying for is the presentation and concept, but it just wasn’t our favorite overall.
Once it got busy, it was also a bit harder to get staff attention, and a few items were missed and needed reminders. Overall, a solid spot for ambiance and presentation, just not our go-to for classic dim sum.
… moreWe ordered a variety of items, including the XO Sauce Stir-Fry Rice Noodle Roll, Crispy Shrimp Toast with Cheese, XO Duck Meat Lettuce Cups, among others. Everything was well made, but for us personally, we still prefer more traditional dim sum. The flavors weren’t as bold, and the portion sizes felt quite small for the price. We understand part of what you’re paying for is the presentation and concept, but it just wasn’t our favorite overall.
Once it got busy, it was also a bit harder to get staff attention, and a few items were missed and needed reminders. Overall, a solid spot for ambiance and presentation, just not our go-to for classic dim sum.
L VK
Tea Palette Dim Sum is tucked in the heart of Chinatown, just off Spring Mountain Road and only a quick five minute drive from the Strip.
Palette Tea Lounge & Dim Sum in Paradise, Nevada, offers a modern, upscale take on traditional Hong Kong-style dim sum with an “Instagrammable” ambiance featuring waterfalls and unique decor. The space is playful and modern, with glowing square lanterns, a gorgeous Chinese art panel wall, and plush seating in rich purples and reds, all anchored by an open kitchen and bar. It was busy when we arrived, and reservations were tough to get, so I’d definitely recommend booking ahead. We managed to snag a “linner” spot (a time between lunch and dinner) around 2 PM and were seated right away.
They welcome you with their house tea service and a selection of sauces for the dumplings, which was such a lovely touch. I ordered the Purple Sky cocktail, light and refreshing.
We started with the Crispy Vegetable Spring Rolls and the Pan-Seared Vegetable Bao, both delicious. For entrées, we had the Crispy Salt & Pepper Tofu, Sichuan Green Beans, and the Vegetable Fried Rice with tri-color cauliflower, asparagus, scallion, and egg. Everything was flavorful, fresh, and beautifully prepared.
Overall, the service was friendly, prompt, and efficient. A fun, vibrant spot in the middle of Chinatown, absolutely worth a visit.
… morePalette Tea Lounge & Dim Sum in Paradise, Nevada, offers a modern, upscale take on traditional Hong Kong-style dim sum with an “Instagrammable” ambiance featuring waterfalls and unique decor. The space is playful and modern, with glowing square lanterns, a gorgeous Chinese art panel wall, and plush seating in rich purples and reds, all anchored by an open kitchen and bar. It was busy when we arrived, and reservations were tough to get, so I’d definitely recommend booking ahead. We managed to snag a “linner” spot (a time between lunch and dinner) around 2 PM and were seated right away.
They welcome you with their house tea service and a selection of sauces for the dumplings, which was such a lovely touch. I ordered the Purple Sky cocktail, light and refreshing.
We started with the Crispy Vegetable Spring Rolls and the Pan-Seared Vegetable Bao, both delicious. For entrées, we had the Crispy Salt & Pepper Tofu, Sichuan Green Beans, and the Vegetable Fried Rice with tri-color cauliflower, asparagus, scallion, and egg. Everything was flavorful, fresh, and beautifully prepared.
Overall, the service was friendly, prompt, and efficient. A fun, vibrant spot in the middle of Chinatown, absolutely worth a visit.
feliza hsu
First of all the service was above and beyond from the reception to the waitress and waiter there at the table. Every time we pour our tea, boom someone appeared to refill our water. I never have to ask. The waiter that helped with the order was very patient and happily explained to us about different dishes. Later on a waitress help us out and gave us her recommendation and constantly checking on us what we need. The dish came pretty fast. I would say most of the fried food are excellent right out of the kitchen, crispy, crunchy and hot. Most of the dough related fishes like dumplings or daikon cake are super super good. The five color shrimp dumpling is a must order each dumpling has different flavor and it’s a surprise at each bite. I love it. The regular shrimp dumpling they add butter to it and it taste unique I wanna say I love it, but I would definitely recommend to try it. The pan fried daikon cake with scallop sauce on it is one of my favorite because I like daikon cake. The scallop sauce is very generous amount. The cake is crispy crunchy. The disappointment are the traditional steam pork rib and chicken feet. It’s not bad but I was surprised with all the other dishes. I would say these two dishes are just regular nothing special about it. The dessert we had was recommended by the waitress, which is a well factor the Dorian coconut wrap, my wife who doesn’t eat dessert love it me myself who doesn’t eat Dorian love it so I highly recommended. Overall it’s a very, very classy beautiful great surface place and I highly recommend recommended to friend’s family coworker, and a couple to go on a date. My wife and I finished everything we ordered for about $50 per persons.
… moreVioletta L
This restaurant is truly outstanding. From the moment the dishes arrive, you can see the attention to detail — the presentation is beautiful, and the tableware is perfectly selected and elegant.
The food is unreal: rich flavors, perfectly balanced, and absolutely delicious. Every dish exceeded expectations.
The service deserves special mention — attentive, responsive, and genuinely friendly waitstaff who make you feel welcome and cared for.
An exceptional dining experience from start to finish. I recommend this place with 100% confidence.
… moreThe food is unreal: rich flavors, perfectly balanced, and absolutely delicious. Every dish exceeded expectations.
The service deserves special mention — attentive, responsive, and genuinely friendly waitstaff who make you feel welcome and cared for.
An exceptional dining experience from start to finish. I recommend this place with 100% confidence.
Sorah Shin
I had a great time with friends for brunch at a place I have been wanting to check out, Palette Tea Lounge.
Located at 4601 Spring Mountain Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89103 in Chinatown. There is parking in a shared lot which for Brunch was no problem, but I could see how it could get busy on popul nights.
The interior is upscale and chic with teapots and unique accents around.
It’s called Palette Tea Lounge for its Palette style plates and colorful dipping sauces that make it seem like you’re painting with your food. It’s a fun and thoughtful approach to plating.
They have a great drink menu and their lychee martini was tasty.
The food was delicious. They have so many options and variety that I definitely recommend coming in a group so that you can try everything! OK well maybe not everything.
The highlights were the roast duck, unagi rice rolls, soft shell crab, pea shoots, and wagyu rice.
I would definitely get dumplings, but they were all good so that is more of a preference on which one you might like.
Definitely skip the cucumber with sesame, it was not flavorful and while it was plated well, it was not worth it.
Also, try to leave room for dessert! The cute mango pudding was not too sweet so perfect for my taste buds.
I would definitely recommend coming to Palette Tea Lounge and trying some of their unique dishes. 100%
Still thinking about that roast duck and those unagi rice rolls…
#lasvegaseats #sorahtheexplorerlv #foodie #dimsum #vegasrecommendations
… moreLocated at 4601 Spring Mountain Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89103 in Chinatown. There is parking in a shared lot which for Brunch was no problem, but I could see how it could get busy on popul nights.
The interior is upscale and chic with teapots and unique accents around.
It’s called Palette Tea Lounge for its Palette style plates and colorful dipping sauces that make it seem like you’re painting with your food. It’s a fun and thoughtful approach to plating.
They have a great drink menu and their lychee martini was tasty.
The food was delicious. They have so many options and variety that I definitely recommend coming in a group so that you can try everything! OK well maybe not everything.
The highlights were the roast duck, unagi rice rolls, soft shell crab, pea shoots, and wagyu rice.
I would definitely get dumplings, but they were all good so that is more of a preference on which one you might like.
Definitely skip the cucumber with sesame, it was not flavorful and while it was plated well, it was not worth it.
Also, try to leave room for dessert! The cute mango pudding was not too sweet so perfect for my taste buds.
I would definitely recommend coming to Palette Tea Lounge and trying some of their unique dishes. 100%
Still thinking about that roast duck and those unagi rice rolls…
#lasvegaseats #sorahtheexplorerlv #foodie #dimsum #vegasrecommendations
Kayla Mali
Food was pretty good. I have definitely had better dumplings for a fraction of the price. But the atmosphere is fun and has niche options to make it worth the experience.
… moreLucy C
Absolutely loved the dim sum everything was delicious, and the wait staff was on point. I love the plates. Will definitely be back! Wish I could have had a chancr to try other items on the menu.
… moreEddie Lluisma
Pork Soup Dumplings with Vinegar Caviar is highly recommended. Also Pork & Shrimp Siu Mai and Pan Seared Black Pepper
Beef Bao Bun were delicious.
The aesthetics is very nice contemporary looking. The service is very good and attentive although the items i ordered took unreasonably longer to serve. The place was not busy when i visited on a Monday afternoon.
… moreBeef Bao Bun were delicious.
The aesthetics is very nice contemporary looking. The service is very good and attentive although the items i ordered took unreasonably longer to serve. The place was not busy when i visited on a Monday afternoon.
Darren S
Decent dim sum and dumpling options. Flavours were good generally. Chicken dim sum dish was fun. I would say they are a little pricey for what they offer. Overall, I would recommend if you’re in the mood for dim sum. Service was polite and friendly.
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