
Win Kee located at Southwest Las Vegas proudly serve our community here. This modern-style HK BBQ and Noodle diner delivers traditional cuisine in a fun contemporary settings. Win Kee boasts some of the best “Char Siu” in town, an amazing melt-in-your-mouth and tender meat with perfectly charred sides and a delightful honey glaze. Soy Sauce Chicken with their own signature recipe sauce. Roasted Duck has a crisp flavorful skin topping some seriously succulent meat. This young team moves Hong Kong Chinese Cuisine to the next level ! 榮記港式燒味是由一群年輕人思念家的味道而努力創辨的小店。師傅每天一早上預備當天新鮮出爐燒鴨,豉油雞,叉燒。榮記也馳名港式雲吞麵, 可以隨意加入麻辣牛肚或古法牛腩。菜單雖簡單,但每一道菜也是用心製作。
Address and Contact Information
Address: 7960 S Rainbow Blvd Suite 8000 D, Las Vegas, NV 89139
Phone: (702) 201-1868
Website: http://www.winkeehkbbqnoodle.com/?utm_source=gmb&utm_medium=website
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I wish my two sons were with me, they would have loved this restaurant.
I ordered the combination plate with roasted duck and barbecue pork. The portion size was generous, appetizing aroma. The flavors were excellent. The barbecue pork and duck, which were both tender and juicy. The dish was served with long-grain rice, which complemented the meats nicely.
One thing I would have preferred is a crispier skin on both the pork and the duck, which would have added a nice texture contrast. I also tried the crispy pork belly, and it was absolutely delicious. The meat was juicy and cooked to perfection, with a wonderfully crispy skin. It came with a side of hot mustard sauce, which paired perfectly with the richness of the pork belly.
As for the service, there’s room for improvement. I felt a bit rushed, as the server began clearing dishes immediately after I finished each one, which made it hard to fully relax—even though only a few tables were occupied at the time.
The tables themselves were quite small, which made the space feel cramped. It was a bit challenging to fit more than one dish and a couple of small bowls without worrying about spilling or knocking something over.
Overall, the experience was enjoyable, and I’d definitely come back to try some of their other dishes. With a few small adjustments, this spot could easily become a favorite.
The food here is genuinely amazing — we especially came to try the pork belly. But unfortunately, the service and handling of our visit left a bad taste.
First, when we arrived just 5 minutes after receiving the text that our table was ready, we were told our spot had been given away and we were removed from the queue entirely. No warning, no grace period. We were still seated, but our party of four was crammed around a table meant for two, which made the entire experience uncomfortable from the start.
Then, the biggest letdown: we were told as soon as we sat down that the pork belly was sold out — the main dish we came to try. Disappointed but still hopeful, we ordered several other dishes, including a quarter duck. After finishing most of our meal, we decided to order more duck and even discussed with our server whether we could be charged the half-duck price instead. We were told no, but we went ahead and ordered it anyway.
And then — as we were standing up to leave — we saw the table next to us being served pork belly. We immediately asked our server about it, and she responded that it would be a 30-minute wait if we wanted it.
So here’s the issue:
1.) If it’s a 30-minute wait, it’s not sold out — it’s just delayed.
2.) Why weren’t we told it was still possible with a wait time?
3.) And why wasn’t it mentioned again when we were actively discussing ordering more food?
The food deserves recognition, but the service felt dismissive, uncommunicative, and frankly, a bit dishonest. That experience soured an otherwise great meal.
Next time if i come back to vegas i will definately order more!
Food: noodle is soft, soup is a but plain but the taste can change once you add the toping. For me, the spicy beed tripe toping mix inside the noodle soup enhance the flavor and hit the spot. The hongkong pork’s rib was flavorful and tasty.
Service: just a standard chinese restaurant service. Don’t expect much
Atmosphere: they tried to re-creat old hongkong here. Okay decor but too small. Everything is cramp here.