Top Best Chinese Restaurants in Mount Charleston

"If you love your Chinese food but live a vegan or vegetarian lifestyle, you’ll find exactly what you’re looking for at Veggie House Las Vegas. Menu items include traditional Chinese dishes like stir fry and noodles prepared with meat substitutes that some argue are better than the actual meat. Located in a strip mall in Chinatown, Veggie House is repeatedly voted one of the best vegetarian restaurants in Las Vegas."

"When you’re craving vegan Chinese food, head over to where the locals go. The Veggie House Vegetarian Restaurant is a Chinese eatery that only serves vegan and vegetarian fare, so all your favorites will have a great plant-based twist. Dishes like Mongolian beef and General Tso chicken are made with substitutes likes soy, tofu, and gluten."

"This vegan Chinese spot features a menu created by Chef Kenny Chye (although he is no longer with the restaurant) and serves vegan Chinese food that makes some people question whether or not the food is actually vegan. Spoiler alert: it is."

"The dazzlingly gorgeous Mott 32, the Chinese restaurant with Hong Kong roots, features a mix of Cantonese, Sichuan, and Beijing influences on its roster of Chinese dishes at the Palazzo. The restaurant with a menu from James Beard Foundation semifinalist Alan Ji serves apple wood roasted duck, Peking-style spicy crispy duck rack, minced duck with lettuce cup, barbecue pluma Iberico pork, and crispy roasted pork belly. Dim sum includes traditional Iberico pork Shanghainese soup dumplings, a soft quail egg and Iberico pork siu mai, south Australian lobster har gow, and Australian wagyu beef puff are among the steamed dim sum, while fried dishes include shredded Peking duck spring rolls and pan-fried Iberico pork dumplings."

"Located at The Palazzo, this show-stopping Chinese restaurant from the Maximal Concepts restaurant group leaves a lasting impression with its Vegas-meets-Hong Kong decor (a neon duck and feather boa chandelier are just a few eye-catching accents). The real star however, is the applewood-smoked Peking duck, which takes 48 hours to prepare and is carved tableside. It’s no wonder that after less than a year in business, Mott 32 was awarded Strip restaurant of the year by local Las Vegas NPR-affiliated magazine Desert Companion."

"Named for New York City’s first Chinese grocery store, Mott 32 brings a taste of Hong Kong to The Palazzo at The Venetian. The menu is a tantalizing mix of Cantonese, Szechuan, and Beijing dishes, each with its own opulent touch. Try the incredibly crispy-yet-moist 42-day applewood-roasted Peking duck served on a golden platter with peanut-butter-hoisin sauce and sliced tableside, or the perfectly plump hot-and-sour Ibérico pork soup dumplings—each one comes in its own individual basket for easy sharing and eating."

"4 out of 5 stars Restaurants Chinese. Off-Strip at the Gold Coast casino, Ping Pang Pong has long been the standard for dim sum in Las Vegas. Settle into the casual space and dig into a parade of dumplings, buns and rolls."

"Look for Chengdu's homegrown specialties of bang bang chicken, couple's sliced beef, green chili chicken, diced rabbit with younger sister's secret sauce, and the "sorrowful" mung bean noodles. As always, skip the proverbial "water boiled" proteins and go straight for the various "mao cai", a symbolic spicy Chengdu casserole, typically shared family style, that is a dish of pride to many Chengdu city locals. For takeout, call 702-437-7888."

"Sichuan lovers head to this little Chinese restaurant in a strip mall in Chinatown for great service and dishes such a spicy fish stew, volcano beef, and mountain yam from founder Tony Xu and his business partner Sean Xie. The restaurant is open for takeout daily from 11 a.m."

"Sichuan lovers head to this little Chinese restaurant in a strip mall in Chinatown for great service and dishes such a spicy fish stew, volcano beef, and mountain yam from founder Tony Xu and his business partner Sean Xie. Takeout and delivery available."

"The main goal of Shang Artisan Noodle is to bring the ancient Chinese tradition of handmade noodles onto the global stage. The company believes that noodle-making is a craft passed down from generation to generation. Shang Artisan Noodle pays homage to Shan-Xi, a northern province in China where wheat is the primary thriving cultivated crop."

"Go to this casual strip-mall spot for an affordable noodle fix away from the madness of the Strip. Noodles are twirled and pulled in view of the narrow dining room and can be ordered in soup or dry versions; try the Shang beef noodle with beef and chicken broth and braised brisket. There are also dumplings and rice dishes — all under $12."

"Shang Artisan Noodle is providing takeout and curbside pickup of its hand-pulled noodles plus delivery from Seamless, GrubHub, or Doordash."

"Guests will step into old-world glamour at Genting Palace, a culinary gem that offers an exquisite menu of authentic Chinese cuisine, abundance selection of live seafood and exceptional tasting menu. Please note our business casual dress code; dress shorts and dress sandals will be permitted. Please no hats or baseball caps, flip flops, beach or athletic wear as these are not permitted in the dining room."

"You’ve worked up a bit of an appetite, and you need to grab something to eat before you become “hangry.” If it’s a complete meal you’re looking for, the Cheesecake Factory is the best for a full breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Plus, there’s that incredible list of cheesecakes that make it worth the stop all on their own. The Shake Shack, Villa, and Chipolte are the other spots where you can grab a yummy and quick meal."

"Chinese people take fried rice really, really seriously, to the level of the Japanese and sushi or the Spanish and molecular gastronomy. Steph and I always talk about this fried rice we had one time (twice, actually, in one day) in Hong Kong, from a place called Ming Court that changed the way we thought about fried rice. China Tang’s fried rice was, for me, that level of fried rice."

"A faithful recreation of the legendary New York restaurant -- with better seating The waiting list to get a table at the original Rao’s in New York is so notoriously long, someone got the idea to open another version in Las Vegas that’s basically the same thing, just a little bigger -- which means everyone gets a fair chance to try out their famous signature meatballs. The same family is deeply involved in both restaurants, ensuring that the experience is as identical as possible."

"What is unique regarding this Italian restaurant is that you feel as you and your family/friends are the only people in the room due to the excellent service of Rao’s family. Only high-quality ingredients are used including house-roasted red peppers, Filippo Berio olive oil and certified San Marzano plum tomatoes imported from Italy. They also use freshly grated Pecorino-Romano and Parmigiano-Reggiano cheeses."

"A post shared by BHHS New England & Westchester (@bhhsnewp) on Mar 10, 2019 at 7:26pm PDT. This is a sister restaurant of Rao’s, the classic Italian establishment from New York that was opened in the year 1896. The first thing you will notice about their Vegas place is that they too feature the same 12-table landmark that we see with their first restaurant."

"The L.A. Comedy Club is located inside the world-famous Stratosphere. One of the most recognizable structures in Vegas, the “Strat” is a must-see. The club itself is located inside the Stratosphere’s 160-seat Dragon Room."

"Venue: L.A. Comedy Club At The Stratosphere Hotel and Casino. Show Times: There are shows 8:00 pm nightly (7 days per week), with additional 10:00 pm show (Friday and Saturday)"