Welcome to This Week in Chinatown!

Spring Mountain Road is buzzing with fresh energy as we dive into mid-February 2026—perfect timing with Lunar New Year festivities kicking into high gear. This week marks the soft open of bold Korean street food and hotpot at ChoJang (right next door to the eagerly awaited Hatoya matcha spot in Commerce Corner), the grand debut of elite Edomae-style sushi at Sumo Omakase on Decatur (pairing perfectly with Sanga nearby to make that plaza a sushi powerhouse), and a packed lineup of free live blues at The Sand Dollar Lounge plus gripping theater with Boy Gets Girl.

Add in our official count of 248 verified sit-down restaurants proving Chinatown’s unmatched depth, fresh grocery deals at 99 Ranch and 168 Market, and the timeless Monkey King statue standing guard at Chinatown Plaza—it’s clear the corridor is thriving. Mild sunny days in the low-to-mid 60s°F make it ideal for plaza hopping and outdoor eats. Of course, we keep calling out the persistent pedestrian safety issues at key crossings—because real change starts with repeating the truth. Grab your favorites, share the love, and let’s celebrate this vibrant neighborhood together.

🌟 Share your Chinatown vibe with #ChinatownVegasVibes!

Breaking News

🍵 Hatoya Sign Is Up – Las Vegas Chinatown Just Got a Little Greener

After chinatownvegas.com first broke the news that Kyoto-based matcha brand Hatoya was opening its first-ever U.S. location in the Spring Mountain corridor—and after we confirmed a tentative late March debut—the biggest visual milestone yet has arrived:

The first look at the new Hatoya’s first US location in Las Vegas is officially “Coming Soon.”

The exterior signage is officially installed.

The illuminated “HATOYA Kyoto Japan” sign now anchors the storefront, along with a clean circular logo mark above the entrance and a “Coming Soon” window display showcasing their signature matcha drink.

That’s not a placeholder banner. That’s permanent branding.

When exterior signage goes up, it typically signals:

• Final interior build-out phase
• Operational prep underway
• Hiring announcements likely next
• Soft opening countdown mode activated

We’ve been tracking this one from lease signing to build-out—and now the countdown feels very real.

Late March remains the tentative target for opening. Stay tuned for hiring updates, menu teases, and the exact debut date as it firms up.

🍜 Shanghai Plaza Update: Noodle Nest Quietly Closes Doors

The culinary scene at Shanghai Plaza continues to spin. This week, we confirm that Noodle Nest, the noodle-centric eatery at 4284 Spring Mountain Rd (Suite 106), has officially shuttered its doors.

The restaurant, a project from the team behind neighboring Tea Maison, first opened in late 2023. It took over the space previously occupied by the international chain Dagu Rice Noodle, a plaza staple since its 2019 debut.

Noodle Nest initially buzzed on social media with standouts like the “Super Duper” giant fried squid and signature sauerkraut angus beef rice noodles, but the shift away from the established Dagu brand eventually lost steam. The closure is the latest in a string of tenant changes and rebrands in this high-traffic plaza over the past year.

What’s Next for Suite 106?
No “Coming Soon” signage has popped up in the window yet, but prime real estate in Shanghai Plaza rarely sits empty for long.

Stay tuned to This Week in Chinatown for the first signs of what’s hatching in the former Nest space.

🔥 Breaking: ChoJang to Soft Open This Friday on Spring Mountain

Another bold new flavor is hitting the corridor—and it’s landing right next door to Hatoya.

ChoJang, a Korean street food and hotpot concept, is set to soft open this Friday at Commerce Corner on Spring Mountain Road (around the 6000 block). Positioned immediately adjacent to the soon-to-open Hatoya matcha spot, this duo creates an instant Japanese-Korean flavor pocket at the western end of the corridor, adding serious momentum to the area’s pan-Asian evolution.

The upcoming spot promises fiery Korean flavors, casual street-food energy, and a hotpot component that’s already generating buzz among regulars who’ve been tracking the build-out. Expect communal tables, spicy stews, tteokbokki, kimbap, and more in a lively, approachable setting.

Located just west of the core corridor, ChoJang soft openings typically mean limited hours and menu tweaks as the team fine-tunes operations ahead of the full grand opening.

We’ll be watching closely—first looks, menu highlights, and early impressions coming as soon as doors crack open. Drop by if you’re in the area this weekend and check out the new neighbor to Hatoya!

Live Performance Spotlight

Live Performance Vibes: Music and Dance Take the Stage

Chinatown’s live music heartbeat pulses strong at The Sand Dollar Lounge on Spring Mountain Road—no cover, killer craft cocktails, and blues-soaked guitars all week long. Whether you’re shaking off Monday or riding the weekend wave, this iconic spot delivers free, high-energy sets nightly. Here’s who’s hitting the stage February 16–22, 2026:

• Monday (Feb 16)
  🎸 Jimmy Powers & The Hang Dynasty – 10 PM
  A tight, groove-heavy blues rock set to kick the week off right.
• Tuesday (Feb 17)
  🎷 The Foster Collective (Chris Foster) – 10 PM
  Expect polished musicianship and a smooth fusion of blues, rock, and soul.
• Wednesday (Feb 18)
  🎶 All You Can Eat Orchestra – 10 PM
  High-energy, genre-blending fun that keeps the dance floor moving midweek.
• Thursday (Feb 19)
  🎤 Swayze & Friends – 10 PM
  A rotating lineup of talent delivering everything from gritty blues to classic rock vibes.
• Friday (Feb 20)
  🎸 The Chris Koman Band – 6 PM
  🎶 Carlos Guerrero & Friends – 10 PM
  Start early with powerhouse vocals and musicianship, then stay late for a fiery late-night session.
• Saturday (Feb 21)
  🎵 Midnight Mojo – 6 PM
  🎸 Catfish John – 10 PM
  An early groove set rolls straight into a blues-driven Saturday night headliner.
• Sunday (Feb 22)
  🎷 Red Eye Gin Sunday Show – 10 PM
  Close out the week with a soulful, late-night blues session.

Pro Tip: Get there 20–30 minutes early on Friday and Saturday nights—seats fill fast. Order a craft cocktail and one of their legendary pizzas, then settle in for one of the best free live-music experiences in Las Vegas.

🎭 Theatrical Edge: Boy Gets Girl at Las Vegas Little Theatre
Looking to add a little edge to your week? Just minutes from the Spring Mountain corridor, Las Vegas Little Theatre presents Boy Gets Girl—a gripping psychological thriller that feels especially relevant in today’s swipe-right world.

After a seemingly ordinary blind date, what starts as a romantic pursuit quickly spirals into obsession. Smart, intense, and deeply unsettling, this play explores boundaries, power, and the dark side of modern dating.

📍 Venue: Las Vegas Little Theatre
🎟 Show: Boy Gets Girl
🗓 This Week’s Performances:
– Friday, February 20 – 8:00 PM
– Saturday, February 21 – 8:00 PM

This intimate Black Box production delivers a close-up theatrical experience where every glance and pause hits harder. Perfect for date night… or maybe a cautionary tale about one.

👉 Pro Tip: Arrive early for parking and grab a bite in Chinatown before the curtain—make it dinner and a show without heading to the Strip.

Support local theatre. Support local stories. And as always, support the arts that keep our broader Chinatown community vibrant.

See you in the corridor. 🎶🏮

Chinatown Spotlight

Shining a light on the vibrant heart of Chinatown. Stay tuned for this week’s business spotlight!

Sumo Omakase Opens: Chinatown’s New Pinnacle of Precision Sushi

Chinatown’s elite dining scene just leveled up. Today, February 16, 2026, Sumo Omakase officially opens its doors at 3650 S. Decatur Blvd (Suite #30), bringing a rare, disciplined level of high-art sushi to the Spring Mountain corridor—straight out of Tokyo’s Ginza playbook.

The Master Behind the Counter
Leading the charge is Chef Tomo, a 25+ year veteran of Japanese cuisine whose mastery centers on true Edomae-style sushi. This traditional technique goes far beyond “fresh fish on rice”—it’s about curing, marinating, aging, and coaxing deep, layered flavors from every piece. Expect thoughtful, intentional nigiri and small bites that tell a story with every bite.

An Intimate, Rules-Based Experience
This isn’t casual sushi night. Sumo Omakase is a curated performance designed for focus and reverence:

• Seatings: Two dedicated seatings nightly at 5:30 PM and 7:30 PM to keep the rhythm perfect.
• Vibe: Business casual dress code enforced—minimalist, sophisticated atmosphere.
• Format: Pure omakase (“I’ll leave it to you”). Chef Tomo crafts the entire journey.
• Policy: No children permitted; strict 5-minute grace period for arrival to preserve the quiet, focused flow.

Why It Matters Right Now
In a neighborhood exploding with 248 verified sit-down restaurants (as we just documented), Sumo Omakase stands out as part of the “new guard”—spots that double down on specialized mastery, cultural depth, and uncompromised quality over broad appeal.

The minimalist exterior of the new Sumo Omakase in Las Vegas is set to officially welcome guests today for an intimate, chef-led dining experience.

With Sanga (the acclaimed high-end sushi and kaiseki spot) just a few doors down in the same Decatur Plaza complex, this corner of Decatur Plaza now jumps to the top of the sushi hierarchy in the entire corridor. Two world-class, chef-driven Japanese experiences within steps of each other create an instant sushi pilgrimage destination—proof that the neighborhood isn’t just growing in quantity; it’s elevating in refinement and concentration of elite talent.

For anyone who secures a seat today (or soon), you’re in for a masterclass in precision and respect for the craft.

Sumo Omakase
📍 3650 S Decatur Blvd Suite #30, Las Vegas, NV 89103
🗓 Opening: Today, February 16, 2026
📞 Reservations: Highly recommended—book via their official channels ASAP (seats will vanish fast).

Congratulations to Chef Tomo and the team—this is a milestone worth celebrating. Share your experience (respectfully, of course) with #ChinatownVegasVibes!

Shop Local: A Feast of Fresh Deals

Shop Local: A Feast of Fresh Deals — Support Chinatown businesses and discover fresh finds throughout the Spring Mountain Road corridor.

Support Chinatown businesses and discover fresh finds throughout the Spring Mountain Road corridor. Whether you’re planning a cozy family dinner, firing up the hot pot, or restocking your pantry, Chinatown’s grocery giants are delivering unbeatable prices this week (Feb 13–19, 2026). Here are the standout deals to grab before they’re gone.

99 Ranch Market
4155 W Spring Mountain Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89102

• Golden Dragon Fruit: $3.69/lb ($17.99 for a 5.5 lb case) – A vibrant, lucky addition to any fruit bowl.
• Pork Baby Back Rib: $4.69/lb – Perfect for a slow-roasted weekend feast.
• Brown Shinko Pear (Korean): $2.69/lb ($24.99 for an 11 lb case) – Crisp, juicy, and at their peak right now.
• Beef Short Plate Sliced Curl: $8.99/pk (1 lb) – The essential cut for your next hot pot night.
• Young Coconut: $2.49/ea ($15.99 for a 9 ct case) – Refreshing and naturally sweet.
• White Pomfret: $9.99/lb – Fresh seafood at a great value for steaming with ginger and scallions.

168 Market
3459 S Jones Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89146

• Beef Chuck Roll (Boneless): $8.49/lb – High-quality USDA Choice cut ideal for savory stews or braises.
• Snow Crab Leg: $12.99/lb – Elevate your seafood dinner with these sweet, meaty legs.
• Hema Four Flavor Swiss Roll: $7.49/ea – A delicious four-flavor treat straight from the bakery section.
• LKK Premium Oyster + First Draw Soy Sauce Combo: $14.99/ea – A must-have pantry restock for authentic home cooking.
• Organic Cuties Tangerines: $3.99 (2 lb pk) – Easy-to-peel snacks for the whole family.
• Tatung Stainless Steam Rice Cooker: $239.99/ea – The gold standard of rice cookers, now at a special price.

Pro Tip: Product availability can vary by store and day—hit 99 Ranch early in the week for the freshest seafood and produce, and don’t forget your 168 Market Club Card for maximum savings at Jones Blvd. These deals are perfect for Lunar New Year prep vibes or just elevating your everyday meals.

Stock up, cook something amazing, and keep the love local! 🛒🥬

Coming Soon: Chinatown’s Scene Heats Up

A vibrant gateway to what’s next — Chinatown Vegas prepares to unveil its newest additions.

The Spring Mountain corridor is always simmering with new energy—here’s what’s on the horizon, from imminent openings to bigger builds that will reshape the neighborhood.

• • Claw World Grand Opening Date — The viral sensation Claw World (4631 Spring Mountain Rd) already soft-opened its massive Chinatown flagship earlier this year, packed with premium claw machines, Labubu collectibles, viral mango/peach/lemon ice creams, Dubai chocolate, and endless Instagrammable vibes. But the full grand opening celebration is ramping up fast. Next week, we’re dropping a fun challenge to get you in there winning big—think high-stakes claw plays, prize hunts, and why this spot is Vegas’s new go-to for addictive fun without leaving the corridor. Stay tuned!
  • Hatoya Update — Kyoto’s legendary matcha brand Hatoya (first U.S. location) continues build-out progress after the signage milestone. Still targeting late March to early April 2026 for debut—expect layered lattes, matcha soft serve, and that signature green glow to light up the plaza. Hiring and menu previews should drop soon.

• Pho Concept 
• Sea Harbour by Chef Tony 
• Mukgo Nolza 
• Shin-Sen-Gumi Yakitori
• Shabu Rokka Premium Revolving A.Y.C.E. Hotpot

Weather: Chinatown Weather Post – February 16–22, 2026

☀️ Weather Watch: This Week in Chinatown (Monday–Sunday)

A classic Las Vegas winter pattern hits this week: a wet, windy start with a cold front bringing rain and gusty conditions early on, then a quick clear-out and warming trend by the weekend. Expect changeable weather that makes indoor Chinatown eats (ramen, hotpot, dim sum) especially appealing mid-week, followed by perfect sunny plaza-hopping days.

7-Day Outlook

• Monday (Feb 16): High of 67°F. Rainy and windy with gusts up to 22 mph from the south—umbrella and layers essential for any outdoor moves.
• Tuesday (Feb 17): High of 58°F. Winds persist with a mix of sun breaks and late-night showers—chilly but improving.
• Wednesday (Feb 18): High of 52°F. The coldest day of the week with a chance of rain—storm peak, stay cozy inside.
• Thursday (Feb 19): High of 53°F. Mostly cloudy as the system finally moves out—drying trend begins.
• Friday (Feb 20): High of 56°F. Full sunshine returns—great for catching live music or theater.
• Saturday (Feb 21): High of 58°F. Beautiful, clear, and calm—ideal weekend weather for exploring new openings.
• Sunday (Feb 22): High of 62°F. Warming up with light cloud cover—perfect close to the week.

Bottom line & pro tip: In the desert, a 52°F rainy day feels much colder than it looks on paper due to humidity and wind chill. If you’re heading to Chinatown for ramen, hotpot, or dim sum on Wednesday, skip the light hoodie and bring a wind-resistant coat or jacket—the combo of damp air and gusts will bite harder than the thermometer suggests. By Friday–Sunday, it’ll be sunny and comfortable again—prime time for outdoor plaza vibes and Lunar New Year energy.

Community Corner

Highlighting the people and places that make our Chinatown special.

The Official 2026 Count is In! 248 Reasons to Love Spring Mountain Road – Now Making National Headlines

Just in time for your Monday morning coffee, we’re highlighting a massive community project that dropped over the weekend—and it’s already getting picked up far and wide. For years, folks have thrown around estimates—150 spots? 200?—but now the data is official, locked in, and verified plaza by plaza.

There are 248 verified sit-down restaurants in the heart of Las Vegas Chinatown, averaging an impressive 82 per mile along the three-mile Spring Mountain corridor (from the Strip edge to Rainbow Blvd). This isn’t another casual roundup—it’s the Official 2026 Las Vegas Chinatown Restaurant Guide on ChinatownVegas.com: a documented registry of every brick-and-mortar eatery, café, and dessert house (excluding fast-food chains, gas stations, and pop-ups).

The milestone has caught national attention:

• Hoodline calls it a “Spring Mountain Food Frenzy” and notes how the density “has surpassed many legacy culinary hubs,” positioning our corridor as one of the densest independent dining stretches in the U.S. (Read more)
• Weekly Voice highlights it as a record that makes Las Vegas Chinatown “among the densest culinary corridors in the U.S.,” crediting the plaza-by-plaza audit and quoting our editor: “With 82 restaurants per mile, the Spring Mountain corridor has surpassed the density of many legacy culinary hubs. This growth reflects the incredible resilience of our independent chefs.” (Read more)

Why this matters right now:

• 248 Verified Spots — A real, counted record that puts the sheer scale of our dining scene into sharp focus.
• Plaza-by-Plaza Navigation — Whether you’re cruising Shanghai Plaza, the Center at Spring Mountain, or any tucked-away corridor, this guide tells you exactly what’s open where.
• Chinatown 2.0 Momentum — With 248 already thriving and big projects like Jade Promenade (pedestrian-focused retail with outdoor dining vibes) and Pacifica Vegas (mixed-use hub) on track for groundbreaking in 2026, we’re clearly on the fast track to 300+.
• Support Local Visibility — From legends like China Mama to fresh arrivals like Amador Cocina, Swaad Indian Cuisine, Nisei Bar & Grill, and Hatoya, this public record keeps every business seen and every resident (and visitor) fed with endless options—from tacos and Indian curries to Japanese-American gastropubs.

Chinatown isn’t just a food destination—it’s a living, growing “International District” ecosystem. A guide like this helps preserve that diversity, boosts discoverability, and reminds everyone why Spring Mountain Road remains one of the most exciting stretches in Las Vegas.

💡 Got a favorite among the 248? Discovered a hidden gem? Snapped a killer meal?
Share your Chinatown stories, photos, or updates with #ChinatownVegasVibes or email hello@chinatownvegas.com—we’d love to feature your finds in next week’s Community Corner!

Looking Back

A look back at the time of Las Vegas Chinatown

The Journey to the West Statue at Chinatown Plaza: A Timeless Guardian of the Corridor

One of the most iconic and enduring pieces of visual storytelling in Las Vegas Chinatown isn’t a restaurant or retail storefront — it’s the large Journey to the West sculpture that greets visitors at the entrance of Chinatown Plaza (4205 Spring Mountain Rd).

Installed as part of the plaza’s original design in the mid-1990s, the statue has stood sentinel since around the time the complex opened in 1995, serving as a bold visual statement about the cultural identity and spirit of the district. The artwork draws from the beloved Chinese classic Journey to the West (西游记), the 16th-century epic that follows the monk Xuanzang and his disciples on a pilgrimage to retrieve sacred scriptures.

At the heart of the composition is Sun Wukong, the Monkey King — perhaps the most famous character from the saga — wielding his signature staff with a mischievous and powerful presence. Flanking him are his companions: the earnest monk on horseback, the loyal (if quirky) protectors, and the full crew who help guide their sacred journey through trials and triumphs.

The iconic Journey to the West monument at Chinatown Plaza features the legendary Monkey King leading the monk Xuanzang on his pilgrimage.

More than just decoration, the statue embodies timeless themes of adventure, resilience, perseverance, and deep cultural heritage. For nearly three decades, it has served as a local landmark, a favorite photo stop for visitors and regulars alike, and a quiet anchor amid the constant evolution of the neighborhood — from a fledgling retail center in the ’90s to one of Las Vegas’ most vibrant, diverse cultural corridors today.

In a district that’s always buzzing with new openings, rebrands, and fresh energy, the Journey to the West statue remains a steadfast touchstone — a reminder of Chinatown’s roots, the stories that have shaped its identity, and the enduring spirit that keeps drawing people back.

Chinatown Gripes

Chinatown Gripes: Highlighting unresolved issues in Las Vegas Chinatown.

😤 Still Not Fixed: The Frogger Crossing on Spring Mountain Road

We say this every week—and we’ll keep saying it until someone with a louder microphone finally echoes it.

This week, we asked visitors what they really think about navigating Spring Mountain Road, zeroing in on the pedestrian crossing between Shanghai Plaza and Chinatown Plaza—one of the busiest foot-traffic points in the entire corridor.

Kathy Wong, visiting from Chicago with her two children, didn’t mince words:
“Honestly, crossing Spring Mountain Road feels like a real-life game of Frogger. You hit the button, and the lights just flash yellow—no red light, no ‘stop’ command—so half the drivers just blast right through while you’re standing there on the curb praying for a gap. You basically have to make eye contact, step out, and hope for the best.”

Mike, a frequent visitor from Los Angeles, echoed the same frustration:
“The lights just pulse yellow like a suggestion rather than a rule, and half these cars don’t even tap their brakes. You just have to start walking and hope they see you.”

Even a local business owner (who asked to stay anonymous) chimed in:
“I’m disappointed. Originally, it was supposed to be a pedestrian bridge. This just causes extra traffic congestion and isn’t safe.”

Three different people. Three different perspectives. Same core concern.

This is one of the most pedestrian-heavy crossings in Chinatown—linking two of the corridor’s busiest plazas—yet it still feels like an afterthought.

And the bigger picture hasn’t changed:

• 🚗 Speed limit still too high for a dense dining district
• 🚦 Counter-productive traffic light timers that make zero sense
• 🚌 Bus stops positioned in congestion-heavy choke points
• ↩️ Left turns out of strip malls create constant conflict points
• 🕳️ And the ferocious, suspension-destroying potholes that turn every drive into an off-road adventure

We joke about launching a contest:
If you can drive from Valley View to Jones without
• losing a car part
• throwing your back out
• or needing an alignment
…you win a free almond cookie.

But pedestrian safety isn’t a punchline.

Visitors shouldn’t have to “start walking and hope they’re seen.”
Families shouldn’t feel like they’re playing Frogger just to get dinner.
Business owners shouldn’t still be disappointed years later.

We’ll keep this gripe in the newsletter every week until real fixes happen—because repeating it is the least we can do until someone with actual authority finally listens.

Explore More Chinatown

Ready to dive deeper into everything our neighborhood has to offer? Whether you’re hungry, curious, or just looking for something new to experience—we’ve got you covered. Spring Mountain Road offers endless adventures, from dining to community events. Revisit our past guides for more inspiration at chinatownvegas.com/past-guides.

Master Martial Arts in Chinatown’s Core

Channel your inner warrior at Chinatown’s premier martial arts dojos, offering Kung Fu, Taekwondo, and more. From kids to adults, beginners to experts, these studios blend fitness, focus, and tradition—perfect for building strength and discipline year-round.

🥋 Pro Tip: Many dojos offer free trial classes—test your skills risk-free!

🥋 Must-Try: A beginner Kung Fu class for a mix of strength and mindfulness.

Chinatown Vegas Features Perfect Places to Master Martial Arts for Kids and Adults

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Karaoke Nights That Steal the Show

Unleash your inner pop star at Chinatown’s lively karaoke lounges. With private rooms, neon vibes, and endless song choices, these spots bring AAPI flair to every night out.

🎤 Pro Tip: Reserve early—weekend rooms fill up fast!

🎤 Must-Try: All-you-can-sing sessions with unlimited soda for just $20/hr at spots.

Chinatown Karaoke Revealed: 8 Amazing Must-Visit Spots

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9 Ramen Bowls to Warm Your Soul

Chinatown’s ramen scene rivals the best, with steaming bowls of tonkotsu, spicy miso, and more. These dishes deliver bold flavors any time you’re craving comfort.

🍜 Pro Tip: Add extra chashu for a protein-packed treat.

🍜 Must-Try: Tonkotsu ramen with black garlic oil at Monta Noodle House.

🍜 Monta Noodle House, 5030 W. Spring Mountain Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89146

9 Amazing Ramen Dishes to Try in Chinatown

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Embrace Traditional Chinese Medicine

Discover centuries-old wellness at Chinatown’s herbal shops and acupuncture clinics. From custom tea blends to holistic treatments, these centers offer balance and healing whenever you need a reset.

🌿 Pro Tip: Chat with herbalists for personalized remedy recommendations.

🌿 Must-Try: A first-time acupuncture session paired with a visit to Wing’s Chinese Herbs.

🌿 Wing’s Chinese Herbs, 4300 W. Spring Mountain Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89102

Discovering Traditional Chinese Medicine in Las Vegas Chinatown

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Try Your Luck in Chinatown

No mega-casinos here, but Chinatown’s gaming scene has its own charm. Hit up cozy lounges with video poker or hidden spots for classic betting, all paired with great food and drinks.

🎲 Pro Tip: Look for bars with video poker for great drink deals.

🎲 Must-Try: A night of gaming and cocktails at The Golden Tiki.

🎲 The Golden Tiki, 3939 W. Spring Mountain Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89102

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💡 Insider Tip: Visit ChinatownVegas.com daily for breaking news, openings, and the stories behind your favorite neighborhood spots.

Supercharge Your Business

Chinatown Vegas: Boost Your Business with Free Advertising

ChinatownVegas.com is and always will be free, and businesses are encouraged to take advantage of it, our @chinatownvegas social media, and our Google My Business Maps page to boost their visibility in this vibrant district. Feature your business, events, or specials on these platforms to connect with thousands of locals and visitors exploring Spring Mountain Road. But for those looking for a whole lot more, Chinatown Amplify is the ultimate growth engine to make your brand shine in Las Vegas’s most dynamic neighborhood.

• Get listed on ChinatownVegas.com for instant exposure to our engaged audience.
• Leverage @chinatownvegas social media for shoutouts and real-time engagement.
• Optimize your Google Maps presence with our support to attract more foot traffic.

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Let’s Celebrate

What a week in Chinatown—new doors opening (literally) with Sumo Omakase‘s precision mastery and ChoJang‘s fiery Korean heat landing side-by-side with Hatoya, live music and theater keeping nights alive, and our documented 248 restaurants reminding everyone why Spring Mountain Road is a national food destination. Amid the growth, we’re still pushing for safer pedestrian crossings and better infrastructure—because this community deserves to thrive without the Frogger stress.

As Lunar New Year momentum builds (catch the Year of the Horse Celebrations at the Chinatown and Korea Town Plazas on Feb 28,  the corridor feels more electric than ever. Next week, we’ll dive deeper into CNY highlights and drop that fun “dare” challenge for Claw World’s grand opening vibes.

Until then, keep exploring, keep supporting local, and tag your stories/photos with #ChinatownVegasVibes—we love seeing the neighborhood through your eyes. Here’s to more milestones, more flavors, and more community wins ahead.

See you in the corridor—stay dry on Wednesday, and we’ll see you at the sushi counter on Friday!

— The ChinatownVegas Team