Where to Find the Best Bets for Asian Food in Chinatown
Dumplings from Xiao Long Bao. | Xiao Long Bao/Facebook Where to eat the most wonderful Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Thai, and more cuisines Las Vegas’s most culturally rich area sits just a mile west of the Strip. Chinatown features just about every kind of Asian cuisine imaginable, from Chinese Sichuan dishes, Vietnamese pho and vermicelli, Korean barbecue, and a wide variety of Japanese dishes spanning sushi, robata, ramen, and more. Chinatown stretches about three miles along Spring Mountain Road from Rainbow Boulevard east to Valley View Boulevard. Here is a look at some of the best Asian restaurants in Chinatown. Hungry for more? Visit these Eater Vegas Chinatown deep dives: • Japanese Restaurants in Chinatown • Chinese Restaurants in Chinatown • Vietnamese Restaurants in Chinatown • Thai Restaurants in Chinatown • Korean Restaurants in Chinatown • Taiwanese Restaurants in Chinatown • Craving Asian Food? These Maps Can Help For all the latest Vegas dining intel, subscribe to Eater Vegas’s newsletter.
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Where to eat the most wonderful Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Thai, and more cuisines
Las Vegas’s most culturally rich area sits just a mile west of the Strip. Chinatown features just about every kind of Asian cuisine imaginable, from Chinese Sichuan dishes, Vietnamese pho and vermicelli, Korean barbecue, and a wide variety of Japanese dishes spanning sushi, robata, ramen, and more.
Chinatown stretches about three miles along Spring Mountain Road from Rainbow Boulevard east to Valley View Boulevard. Here is a look at some of the best Asian restaurants in Chinatown.
Hungry for more? Visit these Eater Vegas Chinatown deep dives:
• Japanese Restaurants in Chinatown
• Chinese Restaurants in Chinatown
• Vietnamese Restaurants in Chinatown
• Thai Restaurants in Chinatown
• Korean Restaurants in Chinatown
• Taiwanese Restaurants in Chinatown
• Craving Asian Food? These Maps Can Help
For all the latest Vegas dining intel, subscribe to Eater Vegas’s newsletter.
