asian chef — Restaurant in Las Vegas

Wow! We just moved to Las Vegas from Northern California and I spent all morning trying to get dim sum delivery to the Northwest Centennial area. (Which sadly there is none) but anyway- after researching I decided to try Asian Chef. (It’s Asina Chef on Doordash). Delicious food and large portions. The prices are a total shock coming from the Bay Area and so I got carried away ordering! I’m very very happy with my first Vegas Chinese food order and will only be ordering from Asian Chef going forward :)

The fried biscuits are like sugared donuts (absolutely delicious)

They have green onion pancakes!

You can tell that the potsticker filling and dough are made in-house. I recommend the pork- most delicious restaurant potsticker I’ve had in a very long time! Order “fried dumpling” so it’s crispy on the bottom.

I also got the chicken rice soup- very tasty! (I’m actually turning it into congee right now- hey I was craving dim sum)

Mapo Tofu is great!

My bf likes Americanized Asian food so we got him the Orange chicken, NY fried rice and teriyaki beef skewers. He loved it all.

Hopefully they will serve sup chow fun (gravy style chow fun) in the future and maybe a couple dishes with...

chicken lo mein 8.5/10 coulda used more sauce but GREAT HUGE portion

Cheese puffs 6/10 tasty but coulda used more cheese stuffing

Chicken teriyaki bowl 8/10 coulda used more broccoli but very delicious

Spring rolls 9/10 it was like any other spring roll. Hard to mess up a classic.

Pork Egg rolls 10/10 and they were HUGE

MONGOLIAN MF BEEF WAS 100/10. Portion was generous but ima still have to get some more tomorrow lol. This dish didn’t stand 3.54 minutes against my back brigade. It was SO GOOOD!!!

Thai fried rice 9.5/10!! Better than most Thai spots and gigantic portion. Plus they didn’t skimp on the pineapple unlike someeeee people …. (The Thai spot next door smh)

All together I rate my experience a 10/10 because the Mongolian beef won me over COMPLETELY. Oh, they plugged on the sauces and they gave me a free 2 liter soda with my order. Best part is they won’t break your pockets ($55 to feed a big back family of 4… so it was really like 6.5 appetites to satiate). They were quick, very friendly and CLEANER DEN A MF!!

Couldn’t get any pictures. The food was gone before I even cracked open...

I hate leaving bad reviews but I was disappointed w/ the food here. When I ordered I asked if they use white meat chicken and was told yes. Got the lunch order of general tso chix & Mongolian beef for $18. Now I'm not a chickenologist, but I'm 100% sure white meat chicken isn't grey like dark meat. Also, I'd respect restaurants more if they'd stop using white rice noodles underneath the food to make it seem like they're giving you more food and just put food in each section of the container, but i literally only had 6 pieces of beef in my Mongolian beef order hidden in a slew of grilled onions. The pork fried rice was not made fresh, it was cold/dry/crumble-y like couscous w/ 4 little diced pieces of pork on top. The wonton soup was ok, it wasn't salty but wasn't flavorful but had 2 big stuffed wontons in it. The star of the show were the pork egg rolls. Hot and crispy w/ ground pork and veggies and was not mushy inside. If I ever have a taste for egg rolls I'll hit them up, but I guess it's panda express until I finally find a local Chinese...