Food was so good,services 10/10 ,they have new noodles come out and is so tasty ,me and my husband gonna come back again for sure ,recommend this place.

Hidden Gem Alert: Pot Wagyu Master - Chinatown, Las Vegas Chinatown in Vegas never disappoints, and honestly, it's where the real culinary magic happens--far from the overpriced spots on the Strip. Back in town, I finally made it to Pot Wagyu Master, a place I had bookmarked for a while, and it did not disappoint. Atmosphere? Cozy and inviting. Service? Top-notch. But the real star? The food--absolutely incredible. We went for the combo, which included: A5 Wagyu Sando (melt-in-your-mouth perfection) A5 Wagyu Nigiri (rich, buttery, unreal) A5 Wagyu Tartare (so flavorful) A5 Fried Rice (next-level umami) Wagyu Sukiyaki (comforting and indulgent) Kimchi Brussels Sprouts (a perfect punch of flavor) Every bite was a knockout. The flavor profiles were spot on, and not a single complaint--just pure satisfaction. Will I be back? Absolutely. If you're in Vegas, skip the Strip and check this place out!

Excellent food. We went during lunch on a weekday and we were the only people here. Ambiance: Boith seats were comfortable and restaurant and bathrooms were clean. You order via a tablet, which made ordering really easy and no pressure. We could take our time looking at all the photos on the menu. Food: Excellent food. We ordered the wagyu combo and some of the dim sum dishes. In my opinion, the wagyu combo is enough to feed two by itself. You get a great variety of food to sample with the combo for a good price. I particularly liked the soup broth and fried rice. The meat was tender and juicy. Overall, great value for the money, especially for lunch.

Omg this place is absolutely delicious!! I'm not a huge soup or meat fan and this place got me raving about it for days!! Even tried to get my family to come here for Thanksgiving! Everything was so delicious and the prices for the combos were very reasonable !! Surprise this place wasn't jammed pack when I went

In Vegas for a conference and I did not want the touristy food or prices on the strip so decided to venture out to Chinatown. This place caught my attention, especially with their combo. Came in after finishing my certification exams and was famished around 4pm. No one was there so I could get my food fast. Barely looked at the menu as I already knew I wanted Combo B. The waitress was really nice. Prior to ordering, she informed me that the sweet tamago was not available today and would be replaced by a mochi ice cream. Did she read my mind or she just told every customer the same thing? =D The wagyu sukiyaki pot was the first thing that was served. Looked nice, but needs some cooking before I could eat. The second thing was the A5 Japanese wagyu short rib steak. That was my favorite item. Flavorful and tender. I like truffles and edamame so that was perfect. The kimchi Brussels sprouts were okay, but good to have more veggies. The wagyu tartare was a good concept, but execution was mediocre. I thought I could take a bite of the tartare and eat a chip, but it was incredibly difficult to chew off one bite without breaking. The tartare taste was average. The wagyu nigiri was not bad, but the taste of wagyu was overpowered by other ingredients. I had to focus really hard to detect the wagyu flavor. The wagyu sandwich was okay, but the taste was not quite there or something was missing. I was trying to eat my sukiyaki pot throughout my meal, but I really wanted some rice with it. However, my wagyu fried rice didn't arrive until almost the end. It's got bits and pieces of wagyu and kale, but nothing to write home about. Initially I thought this was a Chinese restaurant with Chinese characters in the name. It was like a Korean fusion place, especially so when soju was prominent on the menu lol. Overall, the food was average or slightly above average. But $40 for a variety of wagyu dishes was refreshing and a good value. They also give you a soda for checking in on Yelp and a special promotion: a 2-piece wagyu nigiri for posting a review (at least they didn't require a 5-star review) so yes, I wrote this in the restaurant. =D