Pick Up Stix

Horrible orange chicken and fried rice. It costs $ 3 for a small drink and then another $ 1 for a refill which is ridiculous when there are free drinks in the casino. Staff needs customer service training and a cookbook. Worst Asian I have ever had.

So little food for a good amount of money. And for the love of God stay away from their orange chicken. Its horrible. Yoshinoya has better orange chicken and that’s not saying much. Their orange chicken taste horrible and will leave a bad taste in your mouth. I will probably not eat here again

Horrendous. The most disgusting thing I ate at Vegas. Dried chicken, pudding rice, melted chow mein… just no no no. And to top it off, Lousy prices! Digusting!!! NEVER AGAIN

This place is my favorite! I drive all the way across town for it! I really only recommend the house special chicken, white rice, and cream cheese wontons. I personally don’t like anything else on the menu because you can really get it anywhere. House chicken is unique to Pick Up Stix and is really amazing! I’ve never had any issues here and they staff is great.

Yeah, the 3 item combo I got here left me feeling lousy. Usually Chinese food is a safe bet, but here it was just gross. All the chicken (honey, orange, garlic) were either too sweet AND too salty or just underwhelming. Yeah, go someplace else, hell, I’d even recommend Popeyes and McDonalds. The fried rice was alright though (even though it could have done with less soy sauce).

Just wasn’t a fan at all. Can’t say I’ve ever enjoyed pick up stix. The service was always less than acceptable: p. But that’s just me

As others have stated, this food court at the Excalibur has potential, especially when one is simply looking to grab something fast. Unfortunately, in my opinion, this is really the only decent lunch option, and it was pretty bad.
I’d arrived at the Excalibur at around 1 p.m. and I simply wanted to grab a quick bite, as I had some things to do and was planning to meet friends for a larger meal later that night. I came here, got the orange chicken, fried rice and a soft drink.
EVERYTHING they had in the pans in the display looked to be dried out, as if it was cooked hours earlier and had been sitting under warming lamps, or in baking pans ever since. The fried rice I got was OK, but the portion of orange chicken I got was pretty tiny, and while most of the pieces were fine, there was one that was a 2 inch round ball of breading with an undercooked piece of chicken in the center. Needless to say I left that on the plate.
For a small portion of dried out orange chicken and fried rice in a Styrofoam container and a small soft drink, I paid more than $ 10. Horrible.

Salty food, grumpy looking workers.
the pick up stix in my hometown is pretty good but this one in Vegas-​NOT!

Service was horrible. They ignored us in line. They made food that they already had plenty of and did not make what they were out of. We had to ask twice how long till the honey chicken would be ready twice with no answer.
The noodle taste like Ramen Noodle flavor packs. The chicken was overcooked and my rice was burned. Horrible would never go back.

Terrible! I love chinese food and Pick up Stix, I don’t love you. Their chowmein was good, their fried rice was good, but the chicken was terrible. I had chow mein with orange chicken and bourbon chicken. Orange chicken was bad, couldn’t even finish it because it was so bad. However, the bourbon chicken (if you decided to try it yourself) is actually probably their only good option because it was delicious. My boyfriend got chow mein and fried rice with beef broccoli and orange chicken. His beef broccoli was more leftover soysauce than actual beef, and when he did find some beef, it was tiny. What the hell?
The food was not good, I will never come back to this restaurant. I did enjoy the potstickers, but expensive for those so not in a hurry to come back for those.
Also weird service, the girl serving the food doesn’t give enough of the 1^st and 2^nd options (ex: chickens, not the chowmein or rice). She hardly gave my boyfriend anything and the girl serving drinks, overfilled everyone’s drink, maybe they should switch jobs.
Pick Up Stix if you are reading this my suggestion for better food is to keep your chow mein recipe, keep your bourbon chicken, and the fried rice, but change that orange chicken recipe, that killed it and offer different potstickers. Also, make sure your servers are serving enough food for those options, because we don’t want to be just eating soysauce when we’re supposed to eat broccoli and beef. I recommend Schlotsky’s and even McDonald’s over this restaurant at the Excalibur food court.

Worst food in Las Vegas so far in the four days I have been here. I ordered the chicken egg rolls. It was putrid… chicken??? is that what it was suppose to be? Good thing Cinnabon is next door.

Horible service. I know it is «fast food» but they should realy treat the customer with respect. They just force us around then say good bye. Food is ok at best.

Worst place I would say to get food, food sucks with no flavor and the the servers were rude and not friendly and food bone in the chicken not coming back here !!!

This is like a low-​grade panda express, and that’s saying something. I ordered the 2 item combo, and it was almost $ 10 without a drink. They did let me get half rice and half noodles and then I opted for the Bourbon Chicken and Kung Pow Chicken.
The rice and noodles were bland and awful. The kung pow chicken only had four pieces of chicken in the whole scoop. It was all vegetables. The bourbon chicken was decent, but my mall foodcourt has better bourbon chicken.
Only went here because it was attached to the casino I was staying in. Would never go back. Man, those noodles were gross… :shudders:

Overwhelming usage of ginger on practically everything… fried rice, noodles, orange chicken and mildly on the House special ginger chicken. Bourbon chicken and green beans were good.

Definitely not worth your time or money despite being a «cheaper» option. It’s my fault for craving Asian food at an old resort, but this isn’t even up to Panda Express’ standard.
I ordered a 3-​item combo so I could use one of my rewards coupons for a free drink, and it was a pitiful waste of $ 10. I was better off getting $ 10 spicy McChickens.
Vegetable fried rice was poorly cooked. Kind of soggy and grainy.
The Kung Pow chicken was mostly water chestnuts and cardboard carrots.
The «premium» extra dollar Thai shrimp was okay at best with plenty of onions.
The beef broccoli was the best thing I had. The broccoli was cooked well but I don’t even remember having much beef.
So upsetting. Luckily I can use this as a business write off.
Excuse me as I use the restroom to get rid of what I just ate.

Wow, seems I should’ve read reviews first! All of the food in this food court was pretty unappealing so we gave it a shot. 3 meats and much of it all tasted the same. Ended up throwing out most of the container.
Best thing I had was the bottle of water.

Let me begin by saying their honey chicken is great, but that’s were it all ends.
The orange chicken and fried rice tasted over cooked and burned.
At $ 8.99 for a combo I expected better and I have had better at other locations.
This location dropped the stix!
Never Again.

Just under$ 4 for a one-​item craving at midnight isn’t a bad deal. Husband and I circled the Excalibur food court on foot a couple of times before I settled on fast-​Asian (over McD’s, Popeye’s, Schlotzky’s, a smoothie place, Krispy Kreme, or Auntie Anne’s).
Having no other meatless options I ordered just the fried green beans. They looked so over fried I sampled one first (samples are free, just ask). Thinking I could handle a full order I went for it. I finished off the night’s supply. ($ 3.77)
A couple oil-​soaked napkins later and a LOT of oily sauce at the bottom of my container and I ditched the beans for a much healthier donut. (Not kidding. Def healthier).
Friendly service, especially for the time off night, but at least have one mixed vegetable option! (No, veggie fried rice doesn’t count). I regret my food and restaurant choices.

This place is a joke. Pick Up Stix, you need to pick up your attitude, show some smiles, and stop hating your job. I came here twenty minutes prior to closing. They had run out of most of their food, but there was still a huge line. I ordered the kung pao chicken and the orange chicken. There were almost no other options. They were rationing what little food they had to the customers waiting in line. Everyone surely did not get what they paid for. The staff members that were packing the boxes were extremely rude and seemed like they rather be doing something else. The owner needs to work with these employees, and either needs re-​train them in customer service, or fire them.
As for the food, there was very little in the box. The fried rice was hard and grainy. The noodles were overly sauced, and salty. The orange chicken was too sweet, and was soggy. The kung pao chicken was all sauce and vegetables. It was overall very disgusting. The food was terrible, served alongside terrible service.