News Summary
This weekend, Las Vegas is set to welcome food enthusiasts with a variety of dining options, including vibrant food halls and intimate restaurants. Must-try dishes at H-Mart include crunchy fried chicken and chewy tteokbokki, while Other Mama is known for its solo dining environment and exquisite sushi. Ai Pazzi, opened by Top Chef’s Fabio Viviani, showcases Italian classics. The Stadium Sports Bar is set to open with an all-ages dining area, and the culinary scene in Chinatown thrives with local favorites. Visitors are in for a flavorful adventure.
Las Vegas is gearing up for an exciting weekend as food enthusiasts can explore a variety of dining spots that promise unique culinary experiences. From lively food halls to intimate restaurants, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Top Dining Highlights
The bustling H-Mart, a popular food hall in Las Vegas, attracts visitors with its vibrant shopping atmosphere and tasty offerings. Open until 10 p.m., H-Mart features a selection of must-try dishes that includes the crunchy fried chicken from Bb.q Chicken, which is served with a sweet-and-spicy sauce. Diners can also indulge in the chewy tteokbokki and fish cakes from Jopok Topokki, generously coated in a rich gochujang sauce. To wash it all down, the brown sugar milk tea from Tiger Sugar is highly recommended.
Another standout is Other Mama, located at 3655 South Durango Drive, known for its excellent solo dining environment complemented by a full cocktail and sushi menu. People visiting Other Mama can savor several notable dishes such as blistered shishito peppers served with a zesty remoulade, an assorted sashimi roll featuring tempura avocado, and tender miso black cod marinated in a sticky-sweet glaze.
New Additions to the Scene
Adding to the dining landscape, Ai Pazzi has made its debut, brought to life by Top Chef’s Fabio Viviani. Situated at 221 N. Rampart Boulevard, Ai Pazzi specializes in Italian classics with a unique Vegas twist. Signature offerings include an oversized wagyu meatball combined with ricotta and basil-infused tomato sugo, dimpled orecchiette accompanied by spiced duck sausage and charred fennel, and a dramatic tableside caprese featuring hand-pulled mozzarella and heirloom tomatoes.
On August 1, The Stadium Sports Bar and Restaurant will open its doors in the Las Vegas Arts District, featuring an all-ages dining room and a 21-and-up patio. The establishment boasts multiple large screen TVs and a crowd-pleasing menu that highlights ballpark nachos with an array of toppings, wings with assorted sauces, all-beef foot-long hot dogs, as well as a diverse selection of pizzas, sandwiches, and burgers. Diners may also relish sweet options like molten lava cake and the Stadium sundae. To celebrate its grand opening, The Stadium will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony, complete with free swag and a hot dog eating contest.
Airport Dining Expansion
In a recent development, Dave’s Hot Chicken has opened its first airport location at Harry Reid International, debuting on July 18. This spot features a breakfast menu available at Gate D36, offering options such as chicken and waffles, a hot chicken breakfast slider paired with egg and cheese, and a hearty breakfast burrito including Dave’s Bites. A ribbon-cutting ceremony for this new location is scheduled for July 24 at 2 p.m.
The Culinary Scene in Chinatown
Las Vegas’s Chinatown continues to thrive with a diverse culinary scene, housing many eateries that cater to different tastes. Gabi Coffee is a local favorite for Korean-style coffee and pastries, while Chef Jimmy Li’s Shanghai Taste is well-known for its soup dumplings and Shanghai-inspired dishes. Additionally, Chef Michael Vakneen’s pizzeria crafts artisanal pies that have garnered attention. Diners seeking a globally-inspired fine dining experience may find Sparrow and Wolf appealing, offering tasting menus that highlight various cuisines. The Golden Tiki presents a tropical-themed bar experience with vibrant cocktails, while late-night options like Pho Kim Long have become popular for post-party meals, notably serving steaming pho into the early hours.
As this weekend approaches, Las Vegas residents and visitors alike can explore these exciting new dining options, ensuring a flavorful culinary adventure awaits.
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