Next time you go to Vegas, hang out in the AsiaTown

[theking]

...for food..? ...food from central Asia to South Asia to East and Southeast Asia flavors all in one spot  :

The most exciting place to eat in Las Vegas is Chinatown
https://www.latimes.com/food/story/2022-06-09/las-vegas-chinatown-restaurants-review-bill-addison


LAS VEGAS — Platters and steamer baskets are arriving fast at Rainbow Kitchen, a Cantonese restaurant that anchors the western end of a single-level, sand-colored strip mall south of Las Vegas’ remarkable Chinatown. They cover the table with the heart-racing variety that can make dim sum such a joy.

...“Asiatown” would be a far more accurate descriptor, but the area’s name has a precedent. Its young existence began with the 1995 opening of Chinatown Plaza, built by James Chen and two business partners, K.C. Chen and Henry Hwan; the trio were high school classmates in Taiwan.

..Unlike the deep historical contexts of Chinatowns in New York, San Francisco and L.A.’s rebuilt New Chinatown, Vegas’ counterpart was founded with intention as a pluralistic business community; in a real sense it’s designed to be surveyed by cuisine. Can the whole family agree on Korean barbecue? 8 Oz Korean Steakhouse mixes and matches smart combinations of meat — say, boneless short rib, beef belly, pork jowl and gently spicy pork bulgogi — in various sizes and price points, with the very modern inclusion of cheese fondue for dipping. Hungry for a burger? Among the Japanese-inspired creations at Fukuburger, my go-to is the Karai, slicked with avocado cream and habanero kabayaki and crowned with pickled cucumbers; its flavor-texture interplays are at once sharp and soothing.

[Visualmon]

Look like universal asian restaurant combining Chinese and Vietnamese dishes.