Las Vegas Food Guide: Chinese Edition 🥢🦞

✨ 1⃣️ Mott 32 ‼️‼️‼️ I consider this the pinnacle of Chinese cuisine in the U.S. 🇺🇸🍽️ Sadly, we didn’t order the Peking duck since there were only two of us, but everything else was stellar! 🍹 Cocktail - Forbidden Rose If you drink, don’t miss their cocktails! The server recommended this, and it did not disappoint — complex flavors without being overly strong. 🥟 Must-Try Dim Sum: Sour & Spicy Soup Dumplings 🌶️ The broth is perfectly tangy and spicy! Black Truffle Quail Egg Siu Mai 🍄 Absolutely delicious, though the portion is small. 🫔 Peking Duck Spring Rolls Tasty, but paled in comparison to the dim sum. Still, solid! 🦞 Lobster Mapo Tofu An interesting combo — not too heavy on seasoning, with just the right balance of numbing and spicy. 🦀 Crab Meat Vermicelli Clay Pot A standout! So fragrant, with chewy and slightly crispy noodles infused with crab aroma. 🍨 Caramel Pomelo Coconut Ice Cream If you have room for dessert, this is a must-try! ✨ 2⃣️ Tian Peng Lu Wei Located in Chinatown, this bustling spot feels like a late-night eatery back in Asia. 🍜 Must-try: Braised Beef Noodles — truly takes you back to the flavors of home. ✨ 3⃣️ Taiwan Deli Known as the ultimate breakfast spot in Vegas! 🍳 I went around 8 AM and it was packed — go right when they open! Service can be slow due to the crowd, but the food is worth it. 🥢 Highlights: Fried dough sticks, soy milk, rice rolls Popcorn chicken, tofu pudding, steamed buns Jianbing (savory crepe) — absolutely delicious! Honestly, you’ll want to order everything on the menu. ✨ 4⃣️ China Freshtea As someone from Changsha, this bubble tea spot moved me 😭🧋 🍑 Must-try: Peach Oolong Milk Tea — it really captures the essence of Chayan Yuese (a famous Chinese tea brand). This is a must-drink in Vegas — you won’t find this unique style elsewhere in the U.S.! #USTravel #LasVegasTravel #VegasEats #ChineseFood #FoodieGuide #MustTryInVegas