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Wing Lei

Richard Chen won Wing Lei the only Michelin star a Chinese restaurant in Las Vegas has held, and he now cooks at the Fontainebleau.

Why go

Wing Lei is the Wynn's Chinese room. Emmy Kasten splits the menu across Cantonese, Sichuan and Shanghainese, and puts the spending on the duck: The menu is a mix of Cantonese, Sichuan, and Shanghainese dishes, but the real star of the show is the peking duck that's served with traditional accoutrements (including an incredible truffle hoisin sauce) and the most deliciously duck-y consommé we've ever had.3 Mitsuharu Tsumura of Maido in Lima, the World's 50 Best No. 1 in 2025, ate here after the Wynn's Macau room and called the Peking duck incredible.4 The room took one Michelin star in the guide's 2008 and 2009 Las Vegas editions, and when the guide returned in August 2026 it named Wing Lei among the rooms it recommends in its first American Southwest selection.21

Order this / avoid

  • Order: the Peking duck, and plan the rest of dinner around it.3
  • Order: the Alaskan king crab salad first, which Kasten calls a light but still luxurious start.3
  • Order: the Sichuan beef short ribs for some heat against the duck.3
  • Avoid: a table away from the windows if you can help it. Kasten says the best ones look onto the garden.3

What locals & experts say

  • Emmy Kasten, The Infatuation Las Vegas: Wing Lei at the Wynn is one of the best fancy Chinese restaurants in town, and the Fort Knox-level dining room is the most Midas-touched that we've ever seen, even by Vegas standards.3
  • Mitsuharu Tsumura of Maido, Lima, the World's 50 Best No. 1 in 2025: I've been to the one at Wynn Macau, and [similarly] in Vegas, the Peking duck was incredible. The dim sum was also amazing.4
  • Johnathan L. Wright, Las Vegas Review-Journal, on the 2026 recommendation: Wing Lei was among the ten rooms the city expected to hear called, and he notes it at one time had a Michelin star.1

Good to know

  • The chef who won this room its star has gone. Richard Chen, who helped Wing Lei take the only Michelin star a Chinese restaurant in Las Vegas has held, now cooks at Chyna Club in the Fontainebleau.5
  • Wing Lei held a Michelin star in 2009 and has a plain recommendation in 2026, with no Las Vegas selection in between.2
  • The chopsticks are gold.3

Verdict

could-visit — The Peking duck is why you come. Emmy Kasten calls it the main event and pairs it with a truffle hoisin and a duck consomme, and Mitsuharu Tsumura of Maido, who has eaten the Wynn's Macau room too, says the duck here was incredible. The room held a Michelin star in 2009 and has a plain recommendation in the 2026 Southwest guide. Richard Chen, who won the room its star, has left for the Fontainebleau.

Order

  • Peking duck, with a truffle hoisin and a duck consomme alongside
  • Alaskan king crab salad to start
  • Sichuan beef short ribs

At a glance

  • Booking: booking essential
  • Timing: dinner only, bookings essential
  • Best for: dinner, date, groups ok, big night
  • Verified 2026-09-15

Who vouches

2 in the trade independently

  • “They've quietly set the standard for fine dining in Las Vegas for years, and the consistency, service and attention to detail are exceptional. It's a restaurant that has continued to evolve while staying true to what it does best.”

    Elizabeth Blau, restaurateur · Las Vegas Weekly · 2026-07-16

  • “I've been to the one at Wynn Macau, and [similarly] in Vegas, the Peking duck was incredible. The dim sum was also amazing.”

    Mitsuharu Tsumura, chef-owner, Maido, Lima · Visit Las Vegas · 2025-09-22

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page id
wing-lei
city
Las Vegas
group
Restaurants
category
Restaurant
cuisine
area
price
editorial class
verdict
Could visit
how I know
verified
confidence
low
status
Open
address
Wing Lei
coordinates
36.125407, -115.165685
last verified
2026-09-15