History & Heritage Established on November 28, 2004 Nearly 20 years of culinary excellence Signature Dishes Diverse seafood preparation methods including: House Special Lobster Salt and Paper Whole Shrimp Salt and Paper Pork Chop French Style Beef Vietnam Hot and Sour cat fish soup Beef Chow Fun Welcome to Capital Seafood! We take pride in offering an exceptional dining experience that combines fresh seafood with expert preparation methods. Our commitment to quality and service has made us a trusted destination for both traditional Cantonese seafood dishes and modern interpretations. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or enjoying a casual meal, we look forward to serving you the finest seafood cuisine.
Local chain serving seafood-focused Chinese entrees & Asian small plates in a stylish setting.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4215 W Spring Mountain Rd # B202, Las Vegas, NV 89102
Phone: (702) 227-3588
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Reviews
We spent over $500 at this restaurant and were treated like we didn’t exist. Not once did a single staff member come to our table voluntarily. No check-ins. No plate clearing. No napkin removal. Nothing. Our table sat covered in finished dishes for most of the night.
I asked twice — clearly and politely — for the dirty plates to be removed. Both times the waiters nodded and walked away, only to completely ignore the request. Instead, they continued walking past our table, heading back to the kitchen laughing and talking, while we sat surrounded by a mess.
What made the situation impossible to ignore was the obvious difference in treatment. Every couple of minutes, staff were at other tables providing attentive service — clearing plates immediately, checking in, smiling, engaging. Meanwhile, we couldn’t get basic service even after asking. The contrast was so consistent and so clear that it honestly felt discriminatory.
After leaving, I looked at other reviews — and I was shocked to see similar complaints about the same kind of treatment. That says a lot.
As for the food, it was nowhere near worth the price. Bland, poorly prepared, and completely underwhelming for a $500 bill. High prices mean nothing when the service and quality are this low.
This was, without exaggeration, one of the worst dining experiences I’ve ever had. I will absolutely make sure people know about this place. No one should spend that kind of money to feel ignored and unwelcome.
Service is fast and efficient, making it a great choice whether you’re dining solo, with family, or in a larger group. The servers are attentive and friendly without being intrusive, which adds to the overall pleasant experience.
Prices are very reasonable for the quality and portion sizes, making it an easy place to return to again and again. While it’s more about great food and efficiency than ambiance, it delivers exactly what it promises.
A solid, reliable spot when you’re craving comfort food done right.
Not once did staff come to our table on their own. Plates piled up. Napkins stayed. No check-ins. No service. I asked twice for dirty dishes to be removed — both times ignored.
What stood out most was the clear contrast. Other tables were being checked on every couple of minutes, while we couldn’t even get someone to acknowledge us. The uneven treatment was impossible to overlook and felt discriminatory.
After reading similar reviews from others, it’s clear this is a pattern.
The food was mediocre at best and nowhere near worth the price. This was one of the worst $500 dining experiences I’ve ever had.
I would say as good as chinese restaurants in new york city chinatown. The duck was amazing. The beef chow fun was delicious. And the shrimp fried rice was awesome.I highly recommend it!
The food was also underwhelming. Several dishes lacked quality, and the lobster was served with shells that were partially empty, which is unacceptable at this price point.
To make matters worse, there was no option to choose a tip. A $65 gratuity was automatically added to the bill, despite the poor service we received. Gratuity should reflect the level of service, not be forced—especially when expectations are not met.
For a restaurant charging premium prices, this experience fell far short. We would not return and do not recommend this place.
All had amazing flavor and reminded me of my brother in laws dad cooking