Michael Chow opened his London restaurant in 1968 and attracted the Beatles before expanding to Las Vegas at Caesars Palace in 2016. The food is average for the high prices, but the moving chandelier and lavish interior make it worth visiting for the experience.
The Mr. Chow restaurant was founded in 1968 in London, England, and that was a time when Chinese restaurants were really not very well known at all. But it survived because it became very popular with the Beatles and other famous people throughout the years. The founder, Michael Chow, ended up opening other locations in Beverly Hills, Manhattan, Miami Beach, Malibu, and then this Las Vegas location at Caesars Palace was opened in 2016. The food at Mr. Chow has never been well received by critics,, and I could attest that it is about average, maybe a bit above average, but really it's expensive. And the interior design is intended to make it look expensive and fancy, and it really does look fancy and expensive because of this giant chandelier that moves around in the middle of the restaurant. You really got to see this thing. So even though the food is mediocre, I would recommend this experience. Go check out Mr. Chow at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. Please follow me for more Las Vegas tips and reviews. I'd really appreciate it.
