Very clean place. Only had one girl working but she provided really good service. The food was good I've had better Chinese food but it was still good along with an extensive menu with some island style food. I would go again.

The food is amazing. It is the best bite per dollar in Las Vegas. The menu is extensive and I can't recommend everything, because it would take many weeks to try everything, but I LOVE the Mongolian Beef and the Kung Pao Chicken so I keep going back to those. The food has been consistent and the service has been friendly. It is not a place for romantic dating, as Desert Inn flows past the windows, but at $11.95 for a meal that includes your entree, rice, soup and even an egg roll, you cant expect a Caesars Palace experience. Just go for the food and nice servers. I do.

Service is great, they are very friendly! We likes talking stories during our meal and enjoyed learning about the history of this place. I also really liked that the environment was clean. Must try: Crispy Ku Chee and the beef Chow Fun

It's a classic, maaaaan. This place is super off the beaten path for me and friends but, it never disappoints. A friend just moved to Vegas (from Oahu) and we told her about this place, it's food, and how they even use "the local kine Chinese plates" from back home. So, we came on our days off =) Instantly greeted by the friendliest of waitresses (maybe owner, idk). Very reminiscent of places back home where she's like "your aunty" lol I will say, I made the mistake on ordering wine from here (reminder, it was my day off :p) and it wasn't good; and I knew it wasn't gonna be good when I ordered it but, did it anyways! We ordered the roast duck, crispy gaugee cake noodle, Mongolian beef, minute chicken, garlic onchoy, and fried rice. Mind you, this food is for 3 people and not no lunch size portions!!! Roast duck was great because it was meaty. You know some ducks can be all bones. Mongolian beef was spicier than expected but, I liked how the veggies were still crunchy when you bite into it -- not mush and over cooked. Garlic onchoy is always good - garlic on any veggies is a MUST! My friend used to say "onchoy is what Manny Pacquiao ate to get his strength" cause "it's like spinach." Not too sure how accurate that is but, it's a little anecdote I haven't forgotten. The crispy gaugee cake noodle is smaller than I remembered but, it's also, the only place that made crispy gaugee cake noodle when I first moved here 14 years ago. With the influx of local Hawaiian spots in Vegas, it's nice to know that this "hole in the wall" GEM is still doing its thing and tasting the same!

Very tasty food, served quickly. The Orange Chicken was phenomenal; highly recommended. This is a locals place on D.I. almost out to Boulder Highway, so it's not likely to draw diners from the Strip or Downtown - but it should. It's that good!

My family and I have been dining here for 15+ years. We enjoy the service, the food and ambiance. We have seen some changes over the years they added new food items to the menu with keeping the original menu and renovated to add the expansion of the restaurant. All the years we have been here we've all been content even with the health district inspections and the pandemic we still continue to dine here with no complaints and it's good to see the staff since way back then they know us as regulars. It's good to see that Wo Fat restaurant is still operating in business and we will continue to support them. Keep up the good work Team. Our go to's: Hot and Sour Soup Egg Flower Soup Chicken Corn Soup Crispy Kau Chee Cake noodles with a variety of toppings (depends what we feel like eating). Fried Rice with a variety of toppings (depends what we feel like eating). Pork Chow Fun Minute Chicken Beef with Bitter-Melon Roast Duck Kau-Yuk (Chinese Pot Roast Pork) Buns Cold Ginger Chicken Sweet and Sour Shrimp/Pork/Chicken Plain Pork Hash Egg Fu Young with a variety (depends what we feel like eating). Shrimp with Honey Walnuts