Jasmine Express

5546 Camino Al Norte, Las Vegas, NV 89031 Order now
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Jasmine Express Reviews on Grubhub

Nicholas

1 review
i was a lil iffy on the prices while ordering but once the food got here i immediately felt it was worth every cent.
the food itself was really good tasting , and the ingredients were very fresh. but the portion sizes and amount of meat in each dish was what really made me satisfied with my purchase.
delivery time was a little bit past what grubhub initially stated, but our food arrived still hot and our boba still had lots of ice not watered down at all so it really wasnt a problem.
overall me and my wife were very satisfied and will definitely order from here in the future.

Jessica

2 reviews
Some of the best crab Rangoon Ive had and great sesame chicken, but the two stars tonight were my driver (even helped me avoid the new puppy escaping) and the fresh coconut juice. I ordered it thinking it would be packaged but they sent me an actual coconut! Awesome!

Soleil

1 review
My driver was so sweet which made the food taste that much better. The fully cooked beef pho is always amazing! And like I said the Grubhub delivery person was so sweet and even gave some Halloween candy to make it that much sweeter.

Lyn

Top Reviewer
The soup was DELICIOUS. I was worried it would be bland because of some reviews but it was phenomenal. Super spicy too.
Crab rangoon was great. So we're the sweet and sour chicken and egg flower soup.
Will order from again.

JayR

4 reviews
It was delicious. Enjoyed everything I ordered. It was alot of food too which was good so I can have leftovers. Overall experience was a really good. Jasmine did a fine job delivering and communicating with me when needed.

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Jasmine Express Reviews on Seamless

isela

Top Reviewer
definitely ordering from here again :)

About us

Asian, Chinese, Dinner, Lunch Specials, Soup, Vietnamese
Today
Delivery: 12:00 PM - 9:45 PM
Takeout: 12:00 PM - 9:45 PM

Jasmine Expresss lighting sets the mood. Neon blue window bulbs evoke scenes of Seouls bustling nightlife, and backlit rose canopies mimic the warm hues of a Saigon sunset. Candlelight is also in the mix, painting tablecloths with bouncing shadows as waiters arms unload Korean kimchee, boiled Vietnamese soups, and bamboo baskets full of shui mai and shrimp dumplings. Patrons can also illuminate plates of Chinese rice dishes available to-order, on the buffet, or sent directly from Beijing by catapult.