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Diners frequently commend Wing Lei for its impeccable service, luxurious setting, and authentic Chinese flavors. The tableside-carved Imperial Peking Duck is a standout dish, often highlighted in reviews.

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Nestled within the opulent Wynn Las Vegas, Wing Lei is a culinary gem that marries high-end Chinese cuisine with a luxurious dining experience. As the first Chinese restaurant in the U.S. to earn a Michelin star, it offers an exquisite menu that showcases the artistry of traditional Chinese cooking in a stunningly designed space. With its elegant decor, featuring intricate Chinese motifs and a serene ambiance, Wing Lei invites guests to indulge in a feast for the senses.

Wing Lei’s menu is a celebration of authentic Chinese flavors, featuring standout dishes that are as visually stunning as they are delicious. One must-try is the Imperial Peking Duck, renowned for its perfectly crispy skin and succulent meat, served with delicate pancakes and a selection of savory sauces. This dish is a labor of love, requiring meticulous preparation to achieve its iconic flavor and texture. Another highlight is the Fried Jumbo Shrimp with Candied Walnuts, a delightful combination of sweet and savory that leaves a lasting impression.

The Honey Lemon Chicken, a twist on a classic, balances sweetness with a zesty kick.

The exquisite Dim Sum selection, perfect for sharing and sampling a variety of flavors.

Wing Lei not only excels in its culinary offerings but also in providing an unforgettable dining atmosphere. The restaurant features a stunning outdoor terrace, perfect for enjoying a meal under the stars. Additionally, the attentive staff is well-versed in the menu, ready to guide diners through their culinary journey with expert recommendations and wine pairings.

Conveniently located at 3131 Las Vegas Blvd S, Wing Lei is surrounded by the vibrant energy of the Las Vegas Strip. After your meal, take a stroll through the Wynn’s enchanting gardens or catch a show at one of the nearby theaters. The location makes it an ideal stop for both locals and tourists looking to experience the best of Las Vegas dining.

What is Wing Lei known for? Wing Lei is celebrated for its exquisite Chinese cuisine, particularly its Michelin-starred Peking Duck and innovative dim sum offerings.

Is there a dress code? Yes, Wing Lei encourages smart casual attire to match its elegant dining atmosphere.

Can I make a reservation? Yes, reservations are recommended, especially during peak dining hours.

Don’t miss the chance to indulge in a truly exceptional dining experience at Wing Lei. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or simply looking to savor the finest Chinese cuisine in Las Vegas, this restaurant promises to deliver an unforgettable evening. Book your table today and prepare for a culinary journey that will tantalize your taste buds and leave you craving more.

High-end Chinese dishes, including the acclaimed Imperial Peking duck in a swanky space at the Wynn.

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永利軒is my favorite Chinese restaurant in Las Vegas, everything was too perfection from the dining room decor to the service to the food and the plating. This is my second time eating at wing lei and I feel like the food has consistency, which is very important for a fine dining restaurant. I was impressed by their wine list and like that they gave out western desserts at the end of the meal. This is definitely a place to bring your date or have a nice fancy business dinner I would recommend it to everyone that is willing to splurge. Even though the menu said in order to get a tasting menu, the entire table has to get to tasting menu. The waiter was very nice to let us share one tasting menu and ordered à la carte.

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An absolute 5-star experience. The food was wonderful. We ordered the Peking duck in advance and were not disappointed. We also tried the shrimp toast, and tofu; yum!

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Fantastic food, great service however the atmosphere lets it down a little. Maybe just my preference but the main restaurant is a large open space which is bright and can feel a little like a food hall. The hostesses are polite but it was frustrating to be told to come early for our reservation because they are not that busy and then have to sit at he bar and wait while there were many empty tables. The bar staff were great, welcoming and very knowledgeable.

Having said all of that the food is amazing and we come back because of that.

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How did they even get 1 michelin star back then??? Really questioning it. I've had Peking ducks all over the world and while their Peking duck is edible and maybe acceptable in American standards but it's a fail in my books (But still better than all of the "Peking" duck places in LA). The skin is not crispy enough. The duck is Feels more like an in between of HK roasted duck and peking duck.

When the peking duck was brought to the table, the color itself is already off. Too much seasoning. Meat color was on the darker side which means it's a little bit dry. The way they cut it is questionable as well. Out of the entire duck, they only cut 4 skin for me on my plate. The rest were served on the plate as "duck". The way they cut it is not something I expect from a michelin star restaurant. See photos.

Their thin pancakes and buns for the peking duck are good though.

Dishes lacked wok hei (very important in cantonese cuisine). Go to Win Kee Cafe off the strip, they make better food with wok hei for 1/10 the price. If you want to charge these prices, please make sure your food tastes like this price.

Ambience is nice, service is great but food isn't good enough to make me want to come back. Food is more modern like MOTT 32. If you're into modern chinese, this is the place for you but if you're looking for a more traditional cantonese food experience, I'd suggest Blossom at Aria. Don't waste your money or stomach space.

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This was my first Michelin Star dining experience. The service and the atmosphere were outstanding! The food was quite good but I must say I was expecting better. Lemon Chicken was a Honey Lemon Chicken, but I found the honey overwhelmed the lemon flavor, and the chicken was not as tender as I would expect. Fried Jumbo Shrimp w/Candied Walnuts were excellent. Pork Fried Rice was good but a bit bland. They added many deserts at no additional charge that were very good. Overall a nice experience, but for food taste preferences, Wazuzu, which is also located at Wynn/Encore, has better food.

Luxury Chinese Dining at Wing Lei, Las Vegas Strip

Wing Lei, located in the Wynn Las Vegas resort, was the first Chinese restaurant in North America to earn a Michelin star, marking a significant milestone in the culinary world.

Wing Lei offers a refined selection of Cantonese, Shanghai, and Szechuan dishes, including signature items like the Imperial Peking Duck and wok-fried Maine lobster.

Alaskan King Crab Salad

Field Greens with Peking Duck

Crispy Shrimp Toast

Honey-Glazed BBQ Spare Ribs

Garden Dim Sum

Sichuan Chili Prawns

Fried Prawns with Candied Walnuts

Wok-Tossed Scallops

Grilled Soy Marinated Sea Bass

Three Cup Sea Bass

Imperial Peking Duck

Garlic Beef Tenderloin

Yang Chow Fried Rice

Cantonese Chow Mein

Hand-Pulled Wok-Tossed Noodles

Vegetable Fried Rice

Steamed Jasmine or Brown Rice

Wing Lei Menu

Wing Lei Menu Overview at Wynn Las Vegas.

Located at the opulent Wynn Las Vegas, Wing Lei serves a **refined selection** of Cantonese, Shanghai, and Szechuan dishes. This Michelin-starred restaurant offers a culinary journey that resonates with authentic flavors and elegant presentations. Whether you are indulging in the signature Imperial Peking Duck or exploring other exquisite offerings, each dish promises a memorable experience.

The journey begins with a selection of starters that excite the palate. Highlights include:

 with mango, avocado, and a miso-yuzu dressing.

 slivered almonds, mandarin oranges, and peanut-truffle vinaigrette.

 served with pickled cabbage salad and plum sauce.

 featuring red beet, corn, spinach, and pea tendrils.

As you progress to the mains, expect bold flavors and creative combinations. Here are some standout dishes:

 with eggplant, heirloom bell peppers, and sugar peas.

 served on a bed of romaine lettuce and creamy kalamansi honey sauce.

 paired with Brussels sprout, onions, and a black bean sauce.

 featuring lotus root, shimeji mushrooms, and spinach.

 carved tableside and served with steamed buns or mandarin crêpes.

To conclude your dining experience at Wing Lei, indulge in delightful desserts that provide a sweet ending to your meal. These include a variety of **Western desserts** that complement the main offerings.

Wing Lei boasts an extensive drink menu featuring a selection of fine wines and cocktails crafted to enhance your meal. Enjoy expertly paired beverages that elevate each dish.

Be sure to ask about the seasonal specials, as they showcase the creativity and culinary expertise of the chefs, bringing exciting new flavors and dishes that reflect the essence of Wing Lei.

Indulge in exquisite flavors at Wing Lei, Las Vegas' first Michelin-starred Chinese restaurant. Savor culinary art in a vibrant setting. Reserve your table now!

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Carved tableside, served with steamed buns or Mandarin crêpes, cucumber, scallions, and hoisin sauce.

Fresh Maine lobster wok-fried with seasonal vegetables in a savory sauce.

Wok-Fried Maine Lobster

A refreshing salad featuring Alaskan king crab, mango, avocado, and miso-yuzu dressing.

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