Chinatown Las Vegas runs from Las Vegas Blvd to Rainbow Blvd. Chinatown Vegas is constantly growing and to date has more than 20+ strip malls with 150+ restaurants, 6 Asian Supermarkets, dozens of Chinese and Asian Churches, more than 40 …

2021年4月22日 · Where in Las Vegas is Chinatown? Chinatown Vegas is just west of the Las Vegas strip and runs for 3+ miles on and around Spring Mountain Rd. Spring Mountain Rd is the main strip of Chinatown that runs east-west between Interstate 15 and Rainbow Blvd.

2019年3月29日 · Las Vegas has an amazing Chinatown and there are some things that you can do in this Chinatown that you can’t do anywhere else. Located just a few blocks away from the famous Las Vegas Strip, Las Vegas Chinatown is bustling with tourists and locals alike packing the best restaurants and shops.

The history of Chinatown in Las Vegas dates back to the 1990s when a group of Chinese business owners and investors came together to create a new commercial district that would cater to the needs of the growing Chinese population in the area.

Located a few minutes west of the strip, Chinatown is the most vibrant and fascinating neighborhood in all of Vegas. It began in 1996, with the opening of the Chinatown Plaza, and was immediately labeled a “New Chinatown.”

2024年12月8日 · Welcome back to This Week in Chinatown! Explore the latest updates, events, and delicious finds in Las Vegas' vibrant Chinatown neighborhood.

Welcome to ChinatownVegas.com, your ultimate guide to the vibrant and diverse Chinatown district in Las Vegas, Nevada. Our website is dedicated to showcasing the best that Chinatown Vegas has to offer, from its delicious Asian cuisine to its unique and diverse shopping and entertainment options.

The Chinatown in Las Vegas consists of many strip malls. Spring Mountain Rd is filled with more than 20 of them, many with confusing and similar-sounding names. Hundreds of businesses are spread out along and around a 3+ mile strip of Spring Mountain Rd. that makes up Chinatown.

2025年1月12日 · Chinatown Las Vegas is buzzing with anticipation as new eateries and projects breathe fresh energy into the neighborhood. Here’s a glimpse of what’s coming soon: Doya: This Korean restaurant is set to take over the former 702 Karaoke space, joining the plaza already home to favorites like Mr. BBQ and Mama Chai’s.

2024年12月22日 · As Las Vegas gears up to host one of the nation’s most iconic New Year’s Eve celebrations—expected to draw over 400,000 revelers to the Strip—Chinatown will inevitably feel the ripple effects.