Another great day in Chinatown. Thank you Li and Lilly for helping me. I got amazing stuff for an awesome price. The staff is so friendly.

Came here with my wife because we love Asian food and watch Mikey Chen aka Strictly Dumplings on YouTube. Ended up walking and enjoying this unique plaza. You may find novelty shops, Seafood City Asian market, 99 Ranch market, and a plethora of Asian restaurants. So much to choose from. Had a great time checking shops and dining in for brunch.

This is like being in Asia. A number of great little souvenir shops and some restaurants. This is so nice to have this culture here in Las Vegas.

This shopping area is an excellent blend of Dining and Shopping, also including specialty businesses. One, for example, is a Bakery to the immediate left of entering the small Indoor Shopping area. The " mall " also has a second floor with additional vendors including Asian Furniture. The vendors themselves are very attentive to customers and pleasant as well as helpful in finding what you might be looking to shop for. With so many choices for Asian Dining this reviewer is certain that every palate could be satisfied!👍🏼👍🏼

When my family and I first moved to Las Vegas in 2014, we used to visit Chinatown Plaza almost every week because I figured all the good Asian restaurants were only located here; however, after the years have gone by, we realized that Asian restaurants are all over this city - majority of them off of the infamous Spring Mountain Road. We decided to visit this Plaza today (30 Jul 2023) since we haven't been here in a while, not to mention, we were eating at 888 Korean BBQ for the first time. After we were done eating, we walked around a little to see what other restaurants and shops were available to the public since we last visited several years back. I've always enjoyed walking in 99 Ranch Market to see all the live seafood in the tanks and going through aisle by aisle for a bit of nostalgia. The parking here isn't that bad...definitely a lot better than a lot of the smaller plazas around the valley. The only thing I wish this Plaza would have is a more traditional ramen house and perhaps another Korean BBQ restaurant to choose from. I know this is "Chinatown" so majority of the restaurants should mostly weigh one way, but it's just something I would rather have. Regardless, I still recommend this Plaza to everyone visiting this city and to all locals.

Nice little shopping area. Had mostly everything we were looking for that day

The restaurant we ate at is called All Season Cafe. We ordered Singapore noodles and shrimp with fried noodles. The food was delicious, hot, and served fairly fast. The restaurant was clean, modern, and inviting. I have to say my Singapore noodles had the best flavor. There was no need for soy sauce or anything else. They were perfect as is. My husband really enjoyed his shrimp with fried noodles. I highly recommend All Seasons Cafe, and we will definitely come back. The staff were friendly and helpful. The portions are very large.

Vehicle smash and grab is in full effect. Tourists be warned. Instead of doing something about the issue, they chose to post signs. Our vehicle was broken into and luggage stolen in broad daylight in the area. Along with another vehicle and alter that night 2 vehicles were also broken into during the hour we dined. Police were called but refused to come out as it was not a life threatening emergency. This is going to put a big hit on Vegas tourism unless something is done!

A good selection of Chinese and other Asian restaurants and markets. T&T ginseng is an excellent resource for Chinese herbs and remedies and a large variety of teas, etc that rivals any other similar stores in other cities with a larger China town. Next door is Paris baguette which is an international chain of bakeries, originating in Korea, and serving creative French style pastries, must try. Capital seafood on second floor is a highly rated Chinese restaurant serving excellent seafood. Large Asian market with French seafood section. Too many other good restaurants to name. Always lively and busy, with good vibe.

I like the Chinatown Mall in the plaza. Got a few good deals on clothing for the grands and some tasty food for lunch. All of the stores on the second lever of the plaza are closed. That was disappointing.

Nice big plaza with a lot of great Asian cuisine restaurants and stores. Ample parking and too far from the strip by car.

This place is busy but has alot of options for restaurants and nightlife. I recommend you come early to secure a parking spot as it fills up fast.

Great place for eating. Has all kinds of Asian food. Korean. Chinese. Thai. Drink shop. Bakery, etc. Even saw a massage shop. Price is definitely better than strip. Bright and clean area. Felt very safe

Very organized, you find a great variety

This place has it all. Great food, beautiful views, people and shipping. Try a milk tea with fresh soft boba, handmade dumplings and noodles. Buy a pretty jade charm, ring or bracelet for someone special this holiday season. Free parking lot with ramps for disabled people and wheelchair friendly seating options a plenty. Mandarin and English speakers are welcomed!

Nice looking place from a distance. Until I get close. There were a few people laying around in the alley way. I'm not sure if they are homeless or what. It makes me nervous walking around by myself. Other than that the shops and restaurants seem nice, lots of diners at the restaurants, the mall looks empty. There were a few bakery that look nice. I wouldn't go there by myself.

A very cool place to go shopping and walking around. There are many shops, jewelry stores, and restaurants to choose from. The 99 Ranch store has really good seafood prices, too! A few times I was in maneki neko heaven!

Location to get to from the strip was easy and quick. Want Asian food? Lots of authentic food options here. We were looking for 888 Korean so we showed up and there was a 2 hour wait time. We decided on another eatery in the same Plaza with in walking distance. This place was so much more affordable. We order more than we needed. There is other quaint shops that make this area it's own. This place should be on every foodie destination especially when travel to Vegas. Definitely will come again.

The place appears old and unkempt unfortunately. Especially for a mall that is younger than all 3 in San Francisco. However its good to have a variety in Las Vegas and as this city keeps growing this place will (hopefully) improve. Great food selections here and a 99 Ranch has some selections.

Vegas has a lot of really good Thai restaurants and Krung Siam may be the best. We had their Satay--perfectly grilled chicken skewers and yummy peanut sauce with sweet-vinegary cucumber salad to start, then shared a Yellow Curry with chicken and potatoes and just the right level of heat and a generous amount of gravy. We also enjoyed their delicious Thai Fried Rice with shrimp (which were cooked for EXACTLY the right amount of time for succulent tenderness--it's so easy to overcook shrimp!) Service was excellent: efficient, cordial, nothing lacking to make our meal delightful.

Very dangerous building. The stairs were collapsing and they were blocked by a simple caution tape that on one side someone had removed it , I didnt know it till I got about half way up and realized I was about to fall through, nobody standing around bothered to tell me . The people lurking around the parking lot were shady looking the parking lot was greasy and it smelled bad I never found the store or item i was looking for

Varieties of food available in restaurants. We were treated very nicely in a restaurant with vegetarian food request had yellow vegetable curry made with coconut milk . Great service, good price and excellent food. Unfortunately, forgot the name of the restaurant.

Spent most our time at Yummy Box Cafe, went there for B, L and D! Good Taiwanese food outside of Taiwan. Olay rating as the rest of the Plaza seems really quiet and dead.

If you are looking for excellent Asian food this is your spot!! I really liked how the plaza really has the Chinatown feel! The reason I give 4 stars is because I wish there was more shopping stores. It is all mainly restaurants. There are a few massage options which is great too! Food is excellent!! 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ for food. The plaza itself 4 stars ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️, needs more shopping stores. You gotta check it out!! You’ll be happy with the food options!! 👍👍

Had a great time in China Town! Definitely recommend 888 BBQ for lunch or dinner. Plenty of parking out front and you can walk the strip to enjoy all the stores and eateries.

This plaza is the birthplace of the Las Vegas Chinatown. Built in 1996 with traditional Tang dynasty architecture it launched a development of 3 + miles on and around Spring Mountain Rd. The Chinatown Plaza is home to the Chinatown Mall, Paris Baguette, there States only Chinese book store, several good restaurants and it's parking lot is home to several Chinatown buses

I loved the cultural vibe to it. But, the dirtiness killed it for me. Went to get some food from it's restaurant. Food was incredible. But, the plaza itself was nasty. Feels bad for the businesses that operate there.

Lots of great options for food, drinks and even body art. Only downside is the parking. Usually pa ked at all hours of the day and night.

If Iam craving for Chinese food I definitely go to china town there a lot of Chinese cuisine that suite your taste if you also need some medicinal item or herbal you definitely found there in T&T herbal shop if you want some light snack there is Burquet bake shop

A decent determination of Chinese and other Asian cafés and markets. T&T ginseng is a brilliant asset for Chinese spices and cures and an enormous assortment of teas, and so forth that matches some other comparative stores in different urban areas with a bigger China town. Nearby is Paris loaf which is a worldwide chain of bread kitchens, beginning in Korea, and serving inventive French style cakes, should attempt. Capital fish on second floor is an exceptionally evaluated Chinese eatery serving magnificent fish. Enormous Asian market with French fish area. An excessive number of other great eateries to name. Continuously exuberant and occupied, with great energy.

Very old plaza and they mainly have Chinese collections. Not all the stores are open.

I would recommend a visit to Las Vegas Chinatown if you have a few days to kill. Especially if you want to go eat some good Chinese food at value bargain prices. If you come to these few shops in the section and walk through the malls, you will be well rewarded. Interesting time for all. Doesn't compared to San Francisco Chinatown. But it is much safer.

Eaten at different restaurants here 3 times and fully enjoyed each one. Second story Chinese place can't remember name, lower Korean bbq, and sushi time. Definitely going back

Love this place! There restaurant are always awesome and food is great! Always shop were when I’m in town with the family! This is a must stop and check it out!

Excellent food from Asia and China. There is also a good supermarket "99 Rancho Market" with a lot of products from Asia, do not waste your time there looking for US products because there are not many options. The Combination Fried Rice at All Seasons Restaurant on first floor is delicious!

We were in search of a specific item. We didn't find it exactly, but about as close as we've got other places. But the prices in the non-food shops are very high.... A little more than DOUBLE what similar stores in my neighborhood charge for the same thing... ($30 at Tokyo Discount in Silverado Ranch vs $65 at the shop in the Chinatown Mall)

We went to the sushi restaurant here... don't even remind the name, wasn't worth it! Poorly made sushi rolls and tye service was poor. I reminded my server more than 3 times that I ordered a Miso Soup, it still wasn't served.

Would be nice to start to add out door dining benches and tables to sit on so we could eat outside too. Closes too early in the mall. The restroom in the mall needs to be cleaned more. The workers follow you around to see if you're stealing if you bring your kids or teens which kind of rude because you can see them follow you everywhere and your literally handing them your stuff you want to buy so they would trust you but then they still follow you around. Spent alot if money there for 3 weeks in a row.

Awesome Chinatown plaza. This is a great place to get directions to the Chinatown area. It’s very spread out in Vegas and there are a ton of good looking restaurants in the area. This plaza has a lot of restaurants and a couple shops.

Pretty run down, could definitely use some repairs and cleaning. Pretty overpriced for bulk chinese imports. Tourist trap for sure but my wife said the Thai tea she got was the best she's had.

It's an old building, but holds treasure inside. If you enjoy browsing and/or buying Asian jewelry, home decorations & art, go upstairs. All the ladies are super friendly. Downstairs, there's a fun shop with anime items, bubble tea & much more. Casual fun.

Back to where it all started. Now Shanghai Plaza is the place to be. You can tell the place needs some upkeep, stairs leading to the upstairs restaurants are not very safe looking

Beware of the jewelry stand on the left side as soon as you enter the mall. I had no cash and bought a jade bracelet and the lady there overcharged my card. It was suppose to be $10 but I was charged $21!! No receipt or anything. It was also my fault for not checking my banking app right after. But whatever. Make sure to pay with cash!!

Visit here 4th of July Weekend and Photos from my YouTube channel 4k Family Fun Walk

If you love food this place is a dream with so many places to choice from to eat. The Chinese style building roof tops and the Grocery Store with a large selection of seafood, meats, vegetables, and dry goods! I wish I lived closer to this place!!