🌟 Welcome to This Week in Chinatown!

Get ready for a vibrant week in Las Vegas’ Chinatown, where culture, music, and community collide along Spring Mountain Rd. From soulful live performances to auditions for a theatrical classic, this week is packed with ways to dive into the heart of our neighborhood. Join us to explore, connect, and celebrate!

🎉 Key Events and Activities

• Catch live music every night at The Sand Dollar Lounge—no cover charge!
• Audition for Into the Woods at Las Vegas Little Theatre and join a community tradition.
• Gear up for the NASCAR 25 Pit Stop at Petrol Head, a speakeasy sensation.
• Get ready for Kao Gang Thai Fast Food, a new flavor hitting Spring Oaks!

📢 Share your Chinatown vibe with #ChinatownVegasVibes!

🎸 Live Performance Spotlight

Live Performance Vibes: Music and Dance Take the Stage

Live Performances This Week at The Sand Dollar Lounge

📍 The Sand Dollar Lounge, 3355 Spring Mountain Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89102

The legendary Sand Dollar Lounge is Chinatown’s go-to for live music, late-night cocktails, and a no-cover-charge vibe. Whether you’re kicking off your night or winding down, this hotspot delivers top-tier entertainment every evening.

Here’s the Lineup:

• Monday, September 29: Julia & The Hounddoggs (10 pm)
• Tuesday, September 30: Davey Allen & The Midnights (10 pm)
• Wednesday, October 1: Cordell Winter (10 pm)
• Thursday, October 2: Bootylicious Deluxe (10 pm)
• Friday, October 3: The Blues Society Jam (10 pm)
• Saturday, October 4: Justin Howl (6–9 pm) followed by Classic Chaos (10 pm)
• Sunday, October 5: Soul Town & Jack Conner (10 pm)

🍸 Come early for craft cocktails and stay late for the beats—The Sand Dollar is Chinatown’s unmissable music haven.

🎭 Open Auditions for Into the Woods

Las Vegas Little Theater

Las Vegas Little Theatre (LVLT), the city’s longest-running community theatre, invites performers to audition for Into the Woods—Sondheim’s witty and heartfelt fairy-tale masterpiece.

Audition Dates:

• Monday, September 29, 2025, at 7 pm
• Tuesday, September 30, 202,5, at 7 pm

(Choose one day to attend)

Location:

Las Vegas Little Theatre, The Center at Spring Mountain | 3920 Schiff Dr., Las Vegas, NV 89103

Performance Run:

January 16 – February 1, 2025
Fridays & Saturdays at 7 pm | Saturdays & Sundays at 2 pm

Creative Team:

• Director: Walter Niejadlik
• Music Director: Toby McEvoy
• Choreographer: Hallie Lyons

Audition Details:

• All roles are open.
• Prepare a song from the show or bring sheet music in your key (accompanist provided).
• Expect music, movement, and a cold reading.
• Headshots/resumes welcome but not required.

LVLT is a 100% volunteer organization—join a vibrant community and bring fairy tales to life! For questions, call 702-362-7996 or email info@lvlt.org.

🏮 Chinatown Spotlight: K-Dogs and Crepe Cakes: Korean Street Snacks Craze

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

Las Vegas’s Chinatown is the undeniable epicenter of Korean dining culture in Southern Nevada. While viral street snacks have captured the spotlight, the corridor’s reputation is cemented by its massive array of high-quality **Korean BBQ joints, steakhouses, and traditional soup spots**, anchoring the district’s vibrant “K-Town” vibe.

The Premium K-BBQ & Dining Scene

The density and quality of Korean restaurants along Spring Mountain Road are unparalleled. These dining anchors draw foodies and locals seeking authentic, top-tier cuisine.

• **Premium Steakhouses:** Head to spots like **Hobak** and **8 Ounce Korean Steakhouse** for high-quality, select cuts of meat and a refined dining experience.
• **AYCE Favorites:** Crowd-pleasers like **Mr. BBQ** and **808 Asian BBQ** deliver the classic, lively All-You-Can-Eat (AYCE) experience.
• **Traditional Soups & Stews:** Several specialized restaurants offer comforting, authentic dishes like *galbijjim*, *seolleongtang*, and spicy tofu stews.

Koreatown Village new sign

K-Town’s Key Plazas

This diverse cuisine is clustered around major hubs that define the area’s Korean influence:

• **Koreatown Village:** A newer development focusing on modern dining and retail experiences.
• **The Original Korea Town Plaza:** An established community pillar home to traditional businesses and long-standing favorites.

The Snack & Dessert Craze

Korean street food and desserts are the perfect complement to the savory mains, drawing foodies and tourists alike.

Main Event: Korean Corn Dogs (K-Dogs)

Unlike the classic American version, **K-Dogs** are a textural masterpiece, featuring a crispy batter made from rice or potato flour.

• **Go-To Spot:** **Cruncheese Korean Hotdogs** (Shanghai Plaza, 4266 Spring Mountain Rd).
• **Must-Try:** The **Potato Mozzarella**, coated in French fry cubes and dusted with sugar for the ultimate sweet-and-salty kick.

Dessert Scene: Mochi and Crepe Cake Magic

Korean-inspired cafes are popular late-night hotspots for delicate, layered desserts.

• **Cafe Destination:** **Gabi Coffee & Bakery** (5808 Spring Mountain Rd) offers a 1920s speakeasy vibe and beautiful crepe cakes.
• **Hidden Drinks:** Savor unique beverages like the **Butterfly Latte** or the **Einspanner** (Viennese-style coffee with rich cream).

This incredible breadth of Korean dining—from high-end steakhouses and comforting soups to viral street snacks—solidifies Chinatown’s status as a top dining destination in Las Vegas. Follow **@chinatownvegas** and share your foodie adventures with **#ChinatownVegasVibes**!

🛒 Shop Local: A Feast of Fresh Deals

Inside an Asian Market in Chinatown, Las Vegas.

🛍️ Chinatown Shop Local – Best Deals This Week!

Stock up on fresh produce, meats, and pantry staples at Chinatown’s top markets! These unbeatable deals at 99 Ranch Market and 168 Market are valid through October 2, 2025—hurry, only a few days left to grab these savings!

Produce, Meat & Seafood

• Both Markets: Hass Avocado – 79¢/LB (168 Market), 79¢/EA (99 Ranch)
  Price check! Great deals on this creamy staple for your guac or salads.
• 168 Market: Seedless Watermelon – $3.99/EA
  Whole watermelon for a sweet deal. (Also $3.99/LB at 99 Ranch, but $3.99/EA is a much better value.)
• 168 Market: Head-On Blue Diamond White Shrimp (30/40 ct) – $4.99/LB
  Excellent price for fresh shrimp, perfect for stir-fry or grilling. Matches 99 Ranch’s deal.
• 99 Ranch: Goat, Sheep Meat – $5.99/LB
  Great value for stewing or grilling meat, ideal for hearty dishes.
• 168 Market: Pork Back Ribs Whole Piece (Frozen) – $3.99/LB
  Good price for ribs to stock your freezer for BBQ or slow-cooking.

Rice, Oil & Grocery Staples

• 168 Market: Japanese Rice (50LB Bag) – $42.99
  The best bulk rice deal this week for your sushi or fried rice needs.
• 168 Market: Wudaochi Rice Stick (5LB) – $2.29
  Great price for rice noodles, perfect for pho or stir-fry.
• 168 Market: Kimchee/Kimchi (20.5oz) – $2.99/EA
  Good price for a popular spicy side dish to elevate any meal.
• 99 Ranch: Dried Bean Curd / Bean Thread – $1.29/EA
  Low-cost staple for soups, stir-fries, or hotpot.
• 168 Market: Kimono Teriyaki Sauce (Various) – $2.50/EA
  Stock up on this versatile cooking sauce for marinades or dipping.

Frozen Foods & Snacks

• 168 Market: Ocean Quahogs (Frozen, 2pcs/PK) – $5.00 for 2
  Great deal on frozen clams for soup or stir-fry.
• 99 Ranch: Pmo Frozen Persimmon – $3.99/EA
  Delicious frozen fruit snack or dessert, perfect for a sweet treat.
• 168 Market: Melona Ice Cream Bar (6pk) – $4.99/EA
  Popular Korean ice cream bars for a refreshing dessert.
• 99 Ranch: Chimei Frozen Malai Sweet Bun – $4.99/EA
  Easy, sweet steamed buns for a quick breakfast or snack.
• 168 Market: Daisihot Hotpot Soup Base (Selected) – $3.29/EA
  Perfect for a last-minute hotpot night with friends or family.

💡 Pro Tip: Compare prices between 99 Ranch and 168 Market to maximize savings, and stock up on bulk items like rice and frozen goods for the best value!

🛍️ Shop Now: Visit 99 Ranch Market (4155 Spring Mountain Rd) and 168 Market (3459 S Jones Blvd) before these deals end on October 2! Share your hauls with #ChinatownVegas.

🏁 Coming Soon: Chinatown’s Scene Heats Up

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

Chinatown’s culinary and entertainment scene is revving up with exciting new openings and events!

Upcoming Event: NASCAR 25 Pit Stop at Petrol Head

🔥 Start your engines, Vegas! For the first time, you can play the brand-new NASCAR 25 game live at the Pit Stop event hosted by Inferno at Petrol Head Las Vegas.

Nestled in the heart of Chinatown at 4731 W Spring Mountain Rd #C, Petrol Head is one of the coolest speakeasies anywhere—a sleek, unfussy lounge channeling high-rev car culture with craft cocktails that pack serious flavor. Think dimly lit vibes, revved-up decor inspired by racing legends, and a hidden-gem allure that’s drawing Strip insiders and locals alike for its effortless cool. (Pssst: ChinatownVegas.com broke the exclusive news of Petrol Head’s opening earlier this year, putting this automotive-inspired hotspot on the map before it hit the fast lane!)

📍 Where: Petrol Head Las Vegas, 4731 W Spring Mountain Rd #C, Las Vegas, NV 89102

📅 When: Saturday, October 11 | 7–10 PM

🎥 Streaming: Live on Kick – /VegasInferno

Petrol Head bar sports an eye-catching, custom-designed wood and metal facade tucked behind Chinatown’s main streets.

Be part of history as gaming, culture, and entertainment collide in Chinatown. Don’t miss your chance to get hands-on with NASCAR 25 before its official launch—grab your spot and race into the action!

🍴 Coming Soon: Kao Gang Thai Fast Food at Spring Oaks

A new flavor is about to join the bustling Spring Oaks Shopping Center at Spring Mountain and Decatur! Already home to favorites like SF Market, Tous Les Jours, and Pho So 1, this massive plaza is set to welcome a Thai fast food restaurant called Kao Gang.

Kao Gang Thai Food’s Coming Soon

📍 Kao Gang will take over the space between Huy Salon and Honey Pig, right in the heart of the plaza.

Details are still under wraps, but this exciting addition promises to bring quick, flavorful Thai dishes to one of Chinatown’s largest dining hubs.

👉 Stay tuned—we’ll bring you updates as soon as more is revealed.

Still to Come

• Alchemist: Taking over the former Hell’s Chicken location, Alchemist is set to open any day now at 4300 W Spring Mountain Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89102—promising a fresh twist on innovative cuisine in the heart of Chinatown.
• Sea Harbour by Chef Tony: The legendary “King of LA Dim Sum” is bringing his acclaimed modern dim sum and Cantonese seafood mastery to 5780 Spring Mountain Rd, Las Vegas. Highly anticipated since our July 2024 scoop, this spot will feature succulent Peking duck, fresh seafood towers, and delicate har gow—elevating Chinatown’s dining scene.
• Mukgo Nolza: Slated for a 2025 opening, this sci-fi-themed gem—meaning “let’s eat and play” in Korean—will blend gourmet Asian cuisine with an otherworldly karaoke experience in 21 themed noraebang rooms. Located just west of the Las Vegas Freeway, opposite The Sand Dollar Lounge, it’s poised to draw crowds with its futuristic vibes.
• Teso Life: We broke this news in a This Week in Chinatown update in March 2025, and the opening is expected any day now. This popular Japanese retailer will transform the former CVS space at Spring Mountain Center into a one-stop shop for snacks, beauty products, and home goods—expanding your J-beauty and lifestyle options in Chinatown.
• 168 Market Plaza Rebuild: Following a devastating fire, the Spring Mountain Center (between Jones Blvd and Spring Mountain Rd, near Desert Inn) is rising from the ashes with new stores and a rejuvenated retail vibe—bringing fresh energy to the west end of Chinatown.
• Matcha Maiko Cafe: Coming soon to Hotai Plaza next to Nabe Hotpot, this Hawaiian-born teahouse chain will serve authentic Japanese matcha treats and desserts, marking its first Vegas location in a buzzing retail spot.
• Shin-Sen-Gumi Yakitori (Spring Mountain Rd): The legendary California chain, known for smoky, savory charcoal-grilled skewers and lively izakaya vibes, is delayed but on track for 2025 at 4810 Spring Mountain Rd. We’ll chase down an update ASAP—stay tuned!

Mukgo Nolza set to light up the eastern entrance to Chinatown

🌤️ Weather: Chinatown Weather Post: September 29–October 5, 2025

☀️ Get ready for a sunny and warm week in Chinatown, perfect for exploring Spring Mountain Rd’s vibrant scene! Here’s the forecast for Chinatown, Las Vegas

Daily Breakdown:

• Monday, September 29: 83°F / 64°F – A blend of sun and clouds
• Tuesday, September 30: 85°F / 62°F – Cloudy
• Wednesday, October 1: 86°F / 62°F – Mainly cloudy
• Thursday, October 2: 88°F / 63°F – Plenty of sun
• Friday, October 3: 86°F / 64°F – Brilliant sunshine
• Saturday, October 4: 83°F / 61°F – Very warm with plenty of sunshine
• Sunday, October 5: 81°F / 59°F – Hot with plenty of sunshine

🌴 Enjoy the warm weather—perfect for live music at The Sand Dollar Lounge or auditions at LVLT! Stay hydrated and share your sunny Chinatown moments with #ChinatownVegasVibes.

🏙️ Community Corner: Your Voice, Our Vision

Highlighting the people and places that make our Chinatown special.

Project Update: Countdown to the Crosswalk!

Big news! The long-awaited pedestrian crosswalk linking Chinatown Plaza with Shanghai Plaza is officially set to break ground next month (November). This vital connection will make crossing Spring Mountain safer, more accessible, and more inviting for locals and visitors alike.

But this crosswalk is more than just concrete and paint—it’s the first visible step in a much larger Chinatown Redevelopment Project. As we detailed in our December 2023 special issue, ChinatownVegas.com’s vision for this revitalization is extensive. It includes creating a symbolic landmark with an iconic Dragon Gate, implementing sustainable development practices, protecting vulnerable mom-and-pop businesses, and preparing the district for the future Vegas Loop Chinatown Station.

The overall vision, first laid out by this publication, is to transform our district into a more walkable, vibrant, and connected community hub. Plans include upgraded sidewalks, better lighting, improved public spaces, and infrastructure that reflects the cultural heartbeat of Chinatown.

As the redevelopment unfolds, ChinatownVegas.com will keep you updated with construction timelines, city planning news, and even sneak peeks at renderings that showcase how our community will look in the near future. You can revisit our original, comprehensive vision from this article from 2023 for a revitalized district here: Special Chinatown Redevelopment Issue.

What to Expect:

• Safer Crossings: A pedestrian-friendly crosswalk connecting Chinatown Plaza and Shanghai Plaza.
• Cultural Landmarks: A new Dragon Gate to symbolize Chinatown’s heritage.
• Sustainable Growth: Eco-friendly designs and support for local businesses.
• Future-Ready Infrastructure: Preparing for the Vegas Loop Chinatown Station.

When and Where:

• Date: Construction begins this November 2025
• Location: Spring Mountain Rd, between Chinatown Plaza and Shanghai Plaza

Support the Vision:

Share your thoughts on the redevelopment and join the conversation about Chinatown’s future!

This is your community, your voice, and your vision. Together, we’re shaping a safer, stronger, and more dynamic Chinatown for generations to come. Share your excitement with #ChinatownVegasVibes!

📜 Looking Back: This Week in Chinatown: Looking Back at the Day Las Vegas Chinatown Earned Its Name

A look back at the time of Las Vegas Chinatown

In a city synonymous with dazzling reinvention, Las Vegas’s Chinatown stands as a testament to cultural resilience and community vision—one that took root not with a gold rush or a sweeping migration, but with a single, transformative document.

This week, we revisit October 1999, when then-Governor Kenny Guinn signed a proclamation officially designating the vibrant corridor along Spring Mountain Road as “Chinatown.” This pivotal moment elevated a cluster of thriving strip malls into a recognized cultural landmark, forever shaping the identity of one of Las Vegas’s most cherished districts.

From Visionary Plaza to Cultural Heartbeat

The story begins four years earlier, in 1995, when Taiwanese-American entrepreneur James Chen took a bold leap. He opened Chinatown Plaza, a striking complex crowned by the now-iconic Tang Dynasty-style gate that welcomes visitors today. This wasn’t just a shopping center—it was a calculated risk to create a gathering place for Southern Nevada’s growing Asian community.

The gamble paid off. The Plaza quickly became a magnet for diverse Asian businesses—Vietnamese phở shops, Korean barbecue joints, Thai noodle houses, and more—transforming the area into a dynamic Pan-Asian hub. Yet, despite its bustling popularity, the area remained an unnamed patchwork of commerce, lacking the civic identity that would unify it on maps and in the minds of residents. It was a cultural hotspot, but officially, it was just another stretch of unincorporated Clark County.

The Power of a Name

The 1999 designation changed everything. Governor Guinn’s proclamation wasn’t about creating a community—the people, restaurateurs, and shopkeepers had already laid that foundation. Instead, it was about recognition, validation, and vision. The official title of “Chinatown” carried profound weight, delivering:

• A Unified Identity: The name “Chinatown” gave the area a distinct presence, setting it apart from the sea of generic strip malls that define much of Las Vegas.
• Political Clout: Formal recognition opened doors to city planning resources and future investments, ensuring the district’s growth and sustainability.
• A Source of Pride: For Southern Nevada’s rapidly expanding Asian population, the designation was a milestone of permanence—a declaration that their cultural contributions were here to stay.

A Legacy That Grows

Since that defining moment in 1999, Las Vegas’s Chinatown has flourished beyond its original footprint. What began as a single plaza now sprawls across blocks of Spring Mountain Road, encompassing dozens of shopping centers, restaurants, and markets. Today, it’s a world-class culinary destination, where the aromas of sizzling dumplings, spicy ramen, and fragrant curries fill the air, and a cultural treasure that reflects the diversity and vitality of the Asian diaspora in Las Vegas.

The next time you stroll beneath the majestic gate of Chinatown Plaza or savor a meal at one of its countless eateries, pause to reflect on that autumn day in 1999. With a stroke of a pen, Governor Guinn gave Las Vegas’s Chinatown its name—and in doing so, cemented its place as a beloved cornerstone of our city’s story.

Chinatown Trivia: Our district is so expansive, it spans three zip codes: 89102, 89103, and 89146.

📢 Join the Legacy: Visit Chinatown Plaza and share your favorite moments with #ChinatownVegasVibes!

😤 Chinatown Gripes: Our Persistent Calls for Safety (Amplifying the Community Voice)

As our community celebrates the progress of the Crosswalk Project, we must once again shine a harsh light on the persistent, unaddressed safety and infrastructure failures that compromise the daily lives of residents and visitors. We will continue to sound the alarm until real solutions are implemented.

To date, the core issues that have plagued our district for too long remain unchanged:

The Ferocious Potholes

From Valley View to Jones, and particularly near Lindell, Spring Mountain Road remains riddled with massive, bone-rattling potholes. This is not just an inconvenience; it poses a direct risk to vehicles, cyclists, and the safety of our visitors. PATCH THE ROAD NOW!

Senseless Bus Drop-offs

The current placement of bus stops forces passengers to be dropped off directly onto narrow, heavily trafficked Spring Mountain Road, creating incredibly dangerous scenarios for pedestrians entering and exiting the malls. This configuration is irresponsible and urgently needs reassessment.

The Absurd Speed Limit

The posted speed limit of 45 MPH on a corridor with high foot traffic, narrow sidewalks, and complex plaza entrances is a recipe for disaster. We demand that the speed limit be lowered to 30 or 35 MPH to prioritize human safety over vehicle speed. Time to start a petition?

Traffic Flow & Accessibility Gridlock

The allowance of left turns out of major strip malls onto Spring Mountain Road creates bottlenecks that paralyze traffic flow. We reiterate our call for the immediate prohibition of these left turns. Furthermore, the inefficient traffic light timers contribute to city-wide congestion and encourage dangerous red-light running.

We champion the Redevelopment Project, but the issues we raise in Chinatown Gripes are not long-term projects—they are urgent safety concerns demanding immediate attention. We will continue to amplify these community voices, and we urge officials to act decisively.

📢 Make Your Voice Heard: Share your concerns and ideas for a safer Chinatown with #ChinatownVegasVibes or email us at info@chinatownvegas.com!

🗺️ Explore More Chinatown

Las Vegas’ Chinatown pulses with culture, flavor, and community along Spring Mountain Rd. Dive into these vibrant experiences that make this neighborhood a must-visit destination.

🥋 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 for all.

💡 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.

📍 Explore: Chinatown’s Martial Arts Studios

🎤 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, it’s the perfect spot for a fun night out with an AAPI flair.

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

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

📍 Explore: Chinatown’s Top Karaoke Lounges

🍜 9 Ramen Bowls to Warm Your Soul

Chinatown’s ramen scene rivals the best, with steaming bowls of tonkotsu, spicy miso, and more. Whether it’s lunch or a late-night craving, these dishes deliver bold flavors in every slurp.

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

⭐ Must-Try: Tonkotsu ramen with black garlic oil at a local favorite.

📍 Explore: 9 Unmissable Ramen Spots in Chinatown

🌿 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 rooted in tradition.

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

⭐ Must-Try: A first-time acupuncture session paired with a visit to an herbal pharmacy.

📍 Explore: Traditional Chinese Medicine in Chinatown

🎲 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 a local hotspot.

📍 Explore: Chinatown’s Gaming Gems

✨ Share your Chinatown adventures with #ChinatownVegas!

🚀 Supercharge Your Business

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Grow Your Chinatown Business with Community Power

ChinatownVegas.com is your partner in success, offering 100% free promotion for businesses in our vibrant 3-mile corridor. Built by and for Chinatown, we’re passionate about helping your business shine. Here’s how to get started:

• Claim your free business page on ChinatownVegas.com.
• Share your updates, events, or press releases for a feature in our This Week in Chinatown newsletter.

Ready to take it further? Discover Chinatown Amplify, a tailored service designed to help Chinatown businesses thrive in a competitive market.

Chinatown Amplify: Your Growth, Our Mission

Born from our love for Chinatown, Chinatown Amplify offers affordable, high-impact tools to boost your brand and connect with customers. Our services include:

• Custom Web Design & SEO: Build a stunning, search-optimized website to attract locals and visitors.
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• Influencer Collaborations: Partner with local influencers to expand your reach.

From bustling ramen shops to serene wellness centers, our team crafts campaigns that celebrate your business and Chinatown’s unique spirit. Let’s amplify your success together!

 

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🎉 Let’s Celebrate

As we wrap up this week’s issue, Chinatown is alive with soulful tunes at The Sand Dollar Lounge, creative calls for Into the Woods auditions, and mouthwatering Korean snacks like K-Dogs and crepe cakes in the spotlight. Grab those fresh grocery deals before they expire, gear up for upcoming thrills like NASCAR 25 at Petrol Head and Kao Gang Thai, and enjoy the sunny weather while we push for a safer future with the Crosswalk Project and reflect on our rich history. From persistent safety gripes to exciting redevelopment visions, we’re building a better Chinatown together.

Remember, if it happens in Chinatown, it happens here. See ya next week!

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