4.7
- 4.6Food
- 4.6Service
- 4.7Ambience
- 4.4Value
Noise • Moderate
$58.00 per person
2 - 12 people
$58.00 per person
2 - 12 people
$50.00 per person
Prepaid
2 - 12 people
2 - 12 people
2 - 12 people
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September 1, 2025
Hakkasan at MGM Grand has introduced a summer menu of 10 cocktails, including the pandan-based Pandan Express, the Scorched Melon and the Black Lotus espresso martini. The article praises the restaurant’s creative cocktail program and also notes its weekly Social Hour specials.
Published in Las Vegas Magazine
February 11, 2025
Hakkasan Restaurant at the MGM Grand serves a Hakka Platter of five miniature desserts, with selections that vary. The article highlights options including Thai Tea Pot, Hazelnut Milk Chocolate Parfait, pavlova, ice cream, and sweet caviar.
Published in Tasting Table
September 16, 2024
Hakkasan at MGM Grand serves fine Cantonese cuisine in an upscale, serene dining room. The article highlights its assorted dim sum, signature Crispy Duck Salad, and new multi-course menus by executive chef Pinyo Saewu.
Published in Travel Market Report
February 9, 2024
Hakkasan Las Vegas will offer a limited-edition Lunar New Year menu from January 30 to February 24 for $158 per person. It includes lobster and cheese lantern puffs, black truffle wild mushroom dumplings, smoked eight treasure duck, and wild red king prawn with braised dragon beard noodles.
Published in Eater Las Vegas
Smart casual is the guide, polished but relaxed; many guests dress up a touch for anniversaries and date‑night celebrations.
Yes, families dine here: guests report bringing young children to brunch, and staff accommodated a party with a toddler (reviewers note children present and that servers were helpful), though guests suggest confirming any child pricing with your server.
Sunday is the must-visit day if you want the brunch experience, guests consistently praise Hakkasan’s endless dim sum/brunch as a highlight of their visits.
Yes, the menu clearly marks vegan ("vg"), vegetarian ("v") and gluten-free ("g") dishes, so plant-based and gluten-sensitive diners can find labelled options.
Yes, Hakkasan’s mood-lit, sensual ambience and several guests’ anniversary/date-night praises make it a strong choice for a special evening.
Brunch services, especially the endless dim-sum weekends and the Sunday brunch, are often bustling and can get packed, while weekday dinners earlier in the evening feel more relaxed; the upstairs/private dining area is noted as a quieter option.
For Hakkasan's signature offering, the endless dim-sum brunch on weekends, especially Sunday, draws enthusiastic praise; if you want a quieter, more relaxed dinner, a midweek early seating (around 5:30pm) is often calmer.
Yes, the drinks program is extensive, with specialty cocktails, zero-proof cocktails, spirit flights, Japanese whiskies, tequila, bourbon, scotches and a curated wine and fortified selection.
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