Kung Pao Wok - Las Vegas Strip

Such a bad experience, I know to never come here again. Very rude customer service and awful bland food. 3 employees behind the counter were all chatting and laughing in Spanish while I was making my order. I ordered a box combo with 2 entrees. I got a pathetic half scoop on the chicken so I asked for more, lady proceeds to get another half scoop, eyes it, pours some of it back as if it the scoop wasn’t small enough, puts it in the box and after says “this will make you pay more” with broken English. I said no thank you I don’t want to pay extra for it and she said it was “too late” despite not telling me beforehand another tiny scoop with a couple piece of small bland chicken will cost extra. My $16 combo turned into $20 when I paid the total. After I paid, the lady still kept an attitude as if me kindly asking for a second scoop really made her angry. She left my boxed tray behind the counter while going to the next customer in line. The other 2 women in the back chatting in Spanish were eyeing me as I had to reach my entire arm behind the counter behind the glass to grab my food that she intentionally left there, as the other employees intentionally didn’t help me with it either.This was possibly the worst Chinese food I’ve ever had, with easily the worst service I’ve had.Definitely worth mentioning as well that ever since I ate it my stomach has been hurting for the past 12 or so hours.I can’t advise enough to not come here. I’m leaving this review in hopes I can save some people’s days to AVOID this place no matter what.

For orthodox Asian food, its seasoning is just right and not too salty. It is delicious and not burdensome to the body. The portion is sufficient, but it may be too bland for an American restaurant.

The food was bad it tasted salty, overcooked, and no good.

Food had no taste. It all went in the trash. We then went to South Philly in the same food court and it was delicious.

Food was not good and service was terrible. Value above those charged by other Chinese food chains.