Chinese food is popular the world over, and with large numbers of Chinese heading to Vegas for the casinos and entertainment, it’s no wonder that Sin City is blessed with a huge range of excellent authentic Chinese eating options.
So for anyone who wants to sample the very best food that Sin City has to offer, here’s our guide to the top Chinese restaurants in Las Vegas.
Best Chinese Restaurants in Las Vegas
1. Wing Lei
- Address: Wynn Las Vegas 3131 Las Vegas Blvd. South
- Hours: Sun, Mon, Thu 5:30pm-10pm | Fri & Sat 5:30pm-10:30pm | Tue & Wed CLOSED
For Chinese fine dining in a sumptuous setting, Wynn’s Wing Lei is hard to beat.
Dishes are inspired by the cuisines of Beijing, Shanghai and Sichuan, and among the many highlights is the Imperial Peking Duck, which is brought out and carved at your table as you watch on. Look out for the Peppercorn Chili Prawns and the Pan-Seared Pot Stickers too.
This restaurant also holds the high accolade of being the first Chinese restaurant in North America to receive a Michelin star, so you know you can look forward to a dining experience that’s second to none.
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2. Din Tai Fung
- Address: 3730 Las Vegas Blvd S ARIA Resort & Casino
- Hours: Mon-Thu 11:00am-10:00pm | Fri-Sun 11:00am-11:00pm
Also in ARIA Resort & Casino, Din Tai Fung is a world-renowned international chain originally from Taiwan that has recently opened its first branch in Las Vegas.
Din Tai Fung is known for its dumplings and noodle dishes, and if you only eat one thing, make it the Shanghai-style xiao long bao, delicious steamed dumplings filled with korubata pork and a savory broth that oozes out into your mouth with each bite.
But of course, you won’t want to stop there, and the menu also includes a range of other types of dumplings along with delights such as korubata pork buns, pork chop fried rice, black pepper beef tenderloin, braised beef noodle soup and much, much more.
This in-demand restaurant now offers mobile takeout. To eat in, walk-ins are possible – but reservations are highly recommended if you don’t want to risk missing out.
3. Ping Pang Pong
- Address: 4000 W Flamingo Rd
- Hours: Daily 10am-3am
Award-winning Chinese restaurant Ping Pang Pong is a Vegas favorite that serves a range of classics from all parts of China – you’ll find plenty of authentic Chinese recipes as well as other dishes that have been adapted for Western palates.
Look out for the West Lake Beef Soup, named after the famous lake in Hangzhou, as well as other classics like Mapo Doufu, a spicy tofu dish, and Mongolian Beef. The lamb stew hot pot is also a recommended choice – as is the double braised sea bass hot pot.
The restaurant also has a display of live seafood, with Maine lobster, Dungeness crab and live eels, so there’s no doubting the freshness of everything that’s served.
4. Beijing Noodle No 9
- Address: 3570 Las Vegas Blvd S Caesars Palace Hotel & Casino
- Hours: Daily 11am-11pm
Intended to cater at least in part to the large numbers of Chinese visitors who come to stay in Caesars Palace to gamble in the casino, Beijing Noodle No. 9 is a great place to sample some high-quality and particularly authentic Chinese fare.
As the name suggests, noodles feature heavily on the menu, and among others, one to sample is the house take on the classic Spicy Beef Noodle Soup. The Dan Dan Noodles, originally from Sichuan province, are also not to be missed.
However, there’s more than just noodles on offer. You can allow yourself to be enticed by handmade dumplings with various fillings, and there is also a range of other dishes such as Kung Pao Chicken or Roast duck to tempt you.
So in short, if you’re a fan of Chinese food – and you like it to be as authentic as it comes – this is a place that should appeal.
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5. Red 8
- Address: 3131 Las Vegas Blvd S Wynn Hotel
- Hours: Sun-Thu 11:30am-10:00pm | Fri-Sat 11:30am-12:00am
Wynn Hotel boasts three exceptional Chinese restaurants, all of which made it onto our list – and Red 8 is the second. This one is a little less formal than Wing Lei, but you can still expect to be served high-quality Chinese food in tastefully decorated surroundings.
On the menu, you’ll find an extensive range of dim sum delights as well as dishes like Kung Pao Prawns, Sweet & Sour Pork or Chicken – and the innocuously-named Sichuan Boiled Beef, strips of beef served in a fiery oily broth laced with chili and numbing Sichuan peppercorns.
The menu also has a separate Macau Noodle section, and the restaurant offers a range of specialty Chinese teas including Longjing, Oolong, Pu’er and Jasmine to accompany your meal in keeping with true Chinese tradition.
6. Mott 32
- Address: The Palazzo at the Venetian Resort, 3325 S Las Vegas Blvd #206, Las Vegas, NV 89109
- Hours: Daily 5pm-10pm
A renowned restaurant that first opened in Hong Kong and now has a branch in the Palazzo in Vegas, Mott 32 is a Cantonese restaurant that also draws influences from Sichuan and Beijing cuisine to provide a high-end Chinese dining experience to savor.
The signature Apple Wood Roasted 42 Days Peking Duck “Signature Mott 32 Cut” is a treat you won’t want to miss – and you should order it in advance because it sells out fast – but the menu also includes plenty of other creative dishes to temp you.
For example, you can sample such unusual delights as the Sweet & Sour Pork with Dragon Fruit and Aged Black Vinegar or the Alaskan Crabmeat Fried Rice with Flying Fish Roe.
Mott 32 also offers a range of signature plant-based dishes, and the restaurant is famous for its stylish décor as well as for the quality of the food, all of which should place the restaurant high on you list of priorities while in town.
7. Blossom
- Address: 3730 Las Vegas Blvd S ARIA Resort & Casino
- Hours: Mon 5:30pm-10:30pm | Thu-Sun 5:30pm-10pm | Tue & Wed CLOSED
Another of Vegas’ top picks for Chinese cuisine is Blossom, located in the ARIA Resort & Casino.
Award-winning chef Chi Kwun Choi has assembled a menu that features delicacies and treats from all over China, and you can look forward to sampling classics like Hot & Sour Soup, Cantonese-Style Fried Chicken, Yang Chow Fried Rice and more.
There’s also a wide selection of fresh seafood that is kept alive in tanks until required, and particular specialties include Giant Clam and Bridge Over Giant Clam with Beansprout.
This might not be the cheapest Chinese restaurant in town, but you know that what you’re paying for is of the highest quality, so if you want to splash out on something special, Blossom is an option to consider.
8. Shang Artisan Noodle
- Address: 4983 W Flamingo Rd Suite B
- Hours: Daily 11am-10pm
Focusing on the noodle-making traditions of Shanxi province that date back over two millennia, this is the place to come if you want to sample some of the best noodles Las Vegas has to offer.
This restaurant attempts to give the humble noodle a modern interpretation by combining age-old noodle-making techniques with contemporary ideas about ingredients and presentation – and the results are spectacular.
Shang Beef Noodle or Beef Shank Noodles are among the most traditional of the Shanxi recipes, but there are also other options such as Chicken Sesame Cold Noodles and the simple but irresistible Tomato & Egg Noodles.
The menu isn’t as extensive as in some other restaurants, although a selection of side dishes is available. Rather, they focus on making just a few dishes but cooking them to perfection. And if you want to know what that tastes like, Shang Artisan noodle won’t disappoint.
9. P.F. Chang’s
- Address: 3667 Las Vegas Blvd S Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino
- Hours: Sun-Thu 11am-12am | Fri & Sat 11am-1am
For late-night Chinese dining, P.F. Chang’s is a reliable option since it’s open till midnight – and 1am on Fridays and Saturdays.
Start your meal with a portion of Chang’s Lettuce Wraps, one of the restaurant’s signature creations, and then choose from a selection of dim sum as well as delectable dishes such as Chang’s Spicy Chicken, the intriguingly named Buddha’s Feast and more.
This might not be the most authentically Chinese restaurant in Vegas, but if you’re more interested in delicious flavors than sticking rigidly to Chinese cooking traditions, P.F. Chang’s is a restaurant that won’t let you down.
10. Orchids Garden
- Address: 5485 W Sahara Ave
- Hours: Daily 10:30am-9pm
A large and unpretentious Chinese restaurant to the west of downtown Las Vegas, Orchids Garden has a particularly impressive range of dim sum – although they have plenty of other dishes to choose from too.
It might be slightly removed from the main Vegas action, but the restaurant has its own car park, and the prices are extremely reasonable too, so making the short trip out to Orchids Garden is well worth the effort.
11. Mr Chow
- Address: 3570 Las Vegas Blvd S Caesars Palace
- Hours: Thu-Mon 5pm-10pm | Tue & Wed CLOSED
If you’re in Caesars Palace but don’t feel like going to Beijing Noodle No. 9, your other option is Mr Chow, a venerable Las Vegas institution that has been around since 1968.
The interior features a unique contemporary style that includes elements such as a kinetic moon sculpture that’s designed to entertain you during your meal as it comes to life and morphs into different shapes throughout the evening.
You can order a succulent Beijing Roast Duck to share as part of a three-course meal, and there are plenty of other Chinese classics and mouth-watering modern creations to choose from.
You can even try the shark’s fin soup guilt-free – since it’s an imitation version and doesn’t contain any real sharks’ fins – or you can indulge yourself with fresh live lobster or green prawns Chinese-style to make it a meal to remember.
12. Jasmine
- Address: Bellagio Hotel
- Hours: Wed-Sun 5pm-10pm | Mon & Tue CLOSED
Bellagio is known as one of the classiest and most elegant hotels in Vegas, and the resort’s Chinese restaurant, Jasmine, lives up to this reputation.
The menu includes well-known favorites from Cantonese and Sichuan cuisines as well as delightful dishes from the cuisine of Hunan, far less common in the West – Hunan cuisine is known for its generous use of chili, so this is one for those who like it hot.
With lavish décor and a stunning view out over the lake, Jasmine is a Chinese restaurant for the most discerning of diners who want to sample the very best that Chinese cuisine has to offer.
13. Chengdu Taste
- Address: 3950 Schiff Dr
- Hours: Daily 11am-2:30pm, 5pm-9:30pm
For those used to eating Westernized Chinese food loosely based on Cantonese cooking, authentic Sichuanese food comes as a surprise.
Full of pungent sour and spicy flavors and employing a variety of ingredients, Sichuanese cuisine is among the most popular in China – and in Las Vegas, Chengdu Taste is among the best places to experience it.
Order dishes like Boiled Fish with Green Pepper Sauce, Boiled Beef in Hot Sauce or Flavored Chicken in Chili Sauce – and if you’ve never tasted anything like it before, you’re in for a real treat.
14. Wazuzu
- Address: 3131 Las Vegas Blvd S
- Hours: Thu 11:30am-10:00pm | Fri & Sat 11:30am-11:30pm | Sun 11:30am-10:00pm | Temporarily closed Mon, Tue and Wed
Wazuzu is the third of the restaurants at Wynn we’ve included here, and while it isn’t strictly Chinese, we thought it still merited its place on our list.
This is a fusion restaurant that incorporates elements of Chinese, Japanese and Thai food, taking the best from all three traditions and giving you a wide selection of dishes to choose from.
The most typically Chinese options include the dim sum selection and dishes like the Cantonese Assorted Barbecue Plate, but you’ll also find items like Thai Panag Curry and Japanese ramen, so nobody in your party is likely to have trouble finding something to order.
15. Hakkasan at MGM Grand Hotel & Casino
- Address: 3799 S Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89109
- Hours: Thursday – Saturday: 10:30 pm – Close
- Phone: (702) 891-7888
Hakkasan at the MGM Grand on the Vegas Strip is a AAA Three-Diamond upscale Chinese restaurant known for its contemporary Chinese dishes. Owned by the Taogroup, it is a combination of a nightclub and restaurant offering a unique ambiance that is fit for the party lifestyle Vegas is known for.
If you are in for a long party night then the All That & Dim Sum menu is what you want to go for. It is a light menu served every Thursday from 9 pm bringing you the drunken wontons, shumai, oysters, truffle beef tartare, Shanghai dumplings, wild mushroom puff, and Edamame jade dumplings. You also get expedited entry into the nightclub.
For fuller meal especially during those intimate date nights, go for the Taste of Hakkasan pre-fix menu. You may choose to start with the Hakka basket with shumai and wild mushrooms. Pair it up with the main black pepper beef filet with a side of Haka noodle with shimeji mushrooms, egg, and bean sprouts.
16. Chinglish Cantonese Wine Bar
- Address: 8704 W Charleston Blvd Ste 101, Las Vegas, Nv 89117
- Hours: Daily from11:30 am – 3 pm and 5 pm – 10 pm
- Phone: (702) 935 – 2088
Enter the quaint indoor bar that also features a full-size patio with enough space for dining and drinking in a private setting. Open kitchen setup gives you a glimpse of the action in the kitchen through the window section, making you feel at home.
Gourmet and upscale is what Chinglish Cantonese is all about. The elegant ambiance is complimented by world-class service and an exquisite menu that also features Portuguese contemporary dishes.
A huge favorite is the Poh Poh’s dumplings made from a traditional recipe of hand-folded chicken, mushrooms and chive. The stir-fried Mongolian beef is a must try with its spicy flavors of tender juicy beef made with red bell peppers.
As a popular bar, you can expect the best of cocktails and rare drinks. Go for the beloved Chinglish Sangria made of Sauvignon Blanc or the Pearl Mojito with Bounty Rum.
17. China Mama
- Address: 3420 S Jones Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89146, Chinatown
- Hours: Daily from 11 am – 3 pm and 4:30 pm – 10
- Phone: (702) 873-1977
China Mama is a very popular small restaurant in Chinatown. If you are planning on visiting then it would be best to plan for at least a one hour waiting period. The small table and long queues are however worth it once you know what’s served.
The family-owned Chinese restaurant serves authentic traditional dishes. Must-try dishes include the crispy beef, honey walnut shrimp, Mama’s special pan-fried pork buns, steamed juicy pork buns, and cabbage pork dumplings that you can pair with beef rolls and broccoli.
China Mama has a fast and affordable delivery and take-out option for those who would prefer to Netflix & Dim Sum at home. Feel free to call their line and ask for discounts; they offer lots of deals on a regular basis.
18. Shanghai Taste
- Address: 4266 Spring Mountain Rd, Ste 104A, Las Vegas, NV 89102
- Hours: Daily from 11 am – 9 pm
- Phone: 702-570-6363
Shanghai Taste is another popular family-style Chinese restaurant known for serving over 3,000 Xiao long bao soup dumplings daily.
The menu is limited but that makes it even more homey and special with well done freshness and presentation. Other items on the menu include the Sheng Jian dumplings and select Shanghainese dishes like the cold noodles and slow-roasted short ribs.
The environment is serene and inviting with an open plan kitchen where you can get to see all the action from your table.
19. Yummy Rice
- Address: 4266 Spring Mountain Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89102
- Hours: Daily from 11 am – 9 pm
- Phone: (702) 331-3789
Yummy Rice specialize in Clay pot sishes from the Chinese chicken curry to pork spare ribs, and Minced pork. It is not an exclusively Chinese-only restaurant but also features Asian delicacies and several international seafood options.
What sets Yummy Rice apart from other Chinese restaurants in Vegas is its selection of rice bowls including vegetarian options, all served with a side of egg custard and peanuts. Authentic clay-pot rice is the order of the day, and if you appreciate authentic Chinese foods then Yummy Rice is a great place to start.
20. Xiao Long Dumplings
- Address: 4275 Spring Mountain Road, Las Vegas, NV 89102
- Hours: Sun to Thurs: 11:30 am – 10 pm, Fri & Sat: 11:30 am – 11 pm
- Phone: (725) 204-6916
Located at the center of Chinatown, Xiao Long Dumplings specializes in exactly what the name suggests. Other dishes apart from Xiao Long Bao dumplings include the specialized fried rice, greens, and stir-fired dishes.
The restaurant covers over 6,000 square feet giving guests ample space for group dining and celebrations. The lighting creates a warm and intimate atmosphere that makes for a great date night.
Must-try items on the menu include the Dana Dan noodles, stir-fried shredded pork & pork belly, pan fried pork buns, steamed pork dumplings, and Hong King-style wonton soup.
21. Chef Kenny’s Asian Vegan Restaurant
- Address: 6820 Spring Mountain Rd, Ste 111, Las Vegas, NV 89146
- Hours: Daily from 11: 20 am – 9: 30 pm
- Phone: (702) 889-0939
Chef Kenny’s Asian is bound to come in conversation when you ask of best Vegan Chinese dishes in Las Vegas. It is regarded by many as the best place to get vegan sushi and unlike other restaurants. Chef Kenny offers many varieties and options since vegan is its specialty.
This popular gem has a casual atmosphere reminiscent of a fast food diner but with a more artisan look that is complimented by the huge swarm of hippies and progressive vegan food lovers.
Try their vegan crunchy roll, vegan dragon roll, vegan spicy tuna roll, Kung Pao chicken, spicy pad Thai noodle, and the Vegan Sexy roll.
22. Mian Taste (Mian Sichuan Noodles)
- Address: 4355 Spring Mountain Rd, Ste 107, Las Vegas, NV 89102
- Hours: Daily from 11 am – 8 pm
- Phone: (702) 483-6531
Mian is among the few traditional Chinese restaurants that serve authentic classic noodle recipes. Mian meaning ‘noodles’ is what the restaurant is all about, offering Sichuan style noodles from the Chongqing province.
Established in 2015, Mian has earned a sizeable following, all praising the restaurant for its classic dishes like the Big intestine noodles and Chengdu Zajiang noodles.
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As you can see, whether you want the kind of Westernized Chinese food you might be used to eating or the real deal served the way they do it in China, in Vegas, you’ll have no shortage of options.
Perhaps the hardest part will be deciding which restaurant to head to first – but at least with our guide, now you’ll have some idea about where to start.