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Ah Sin

Vegas's Namesake?

3655 Las Vegas Blvd S
Paris Las Vegas
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 946 4593
http://www.harrahs.com/casinos...

Vegas patrons just can't get enough Asian Fusion. Ah Sin specializes in Pan-Asian cuisine with French culinary flare. You can move from Thai noodles to Chinese Szechuan beef to a Japanese spider roll to a French dessert in a matter of minutes. The availability of indoor and outdoor seating is also a plus, especially in Vegas where it sometimes feels like you can walk from one end of the strip to the other without ever going outside. Ah Sin is located in the Paris Las Vegas hotel. Call for details.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Crustacean & Prana Lounge

Euro-Asian Cuisine 3663 Las Vegas Blvd. South, Suite 570
(outside the Aladdin)
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 650 0507
http://www.anfamily.com/Restau... When you enter Crustacean, you embark on a journey up river. This Asian-motif hotspot is suggestive of French Indochina. An effective melding of East and West, Crustacean is an Asian themed dining and nightlife experience unlike anything else in Las Vegas. Executive Chef Helene An, late of Crustacean in Beverley Hills, weaves her Euro-Asian magic creating a culinary spell, sure to sure to inspire your loyalty, while satisfying your appetite.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Fusia

Asian Fusion 3900 S Las Vegas Boulevard
Luxor
Las Vegas, NV 89119
United States
+1 702 262 4778
http://www.luxor.com/dining/di... Fusia, as its name might suggest, is a restaurant specializing in Pan-Asian cuisine located in the Luxor Hotel & Casino. The walls exhibit an artistic exhibition of texture, ranging from smooth mirror to a water-like ripple. The overall ambiance is bright, inviting, and pleasing to the eye. The menu features such delicacies as Maine Lobster with Sweet Ginger and Scallions and Red Wine Braised Boneless "Australian" Kobe Beef Short Ribs. It's even a mouthful to say. The prices are high, but the dishes are top-notch and the experience shouldn't disappoint. See website for details and a full menu.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Red 8 Asian Bistro

Bold Southeast Asian Cuisine 3131 S Las Vegas Boulevard
Wynn Las Vegas
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
+1 702 770 7000
http://www.wynnlasvegas.com/ The cuisine at Red 8 shows influences from traditional Cantonese, Malaysian and Thai cooking. Chef Hisham Johari blends these flavors to create unique contemporary flavors. To start you might try the Ox Tail Soup, Potatoes, and Crispy Shallots. Then if one of the many noodle soups doesn't strike your fancy, you might try the Roast Duck and Roast Pork Combo, Seabass Congee, or Singapore Curry Rice Vermicelli with shredded pork, shrimp, egg and bean sprouts. And lastly, the Mango Pudding makes a nice, light dessert. Red 8 also offers a casual, elegant and inviting atmosphere. See website for a full menu. This restaurant is located in the Wynn Las Vegas.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Trader Vic's

The Pacific Comes to the Strip 3663 Las Vegas Boulevard, South
Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
United States
+ 1 702 405 4700
http://www.tradervicslv.com/ This Polynesian-themed restaurant creates an island paradise on the Las Vegas strip in Planet Hollywood Resort. Begun in the 1930s by Victor Jules "Trader Vic" Bergeron, the originator of the Mai Tai, Trader Vic's offers delicious Polynesian cuisine and vibrant Pacific Island decor to transport restaurant goers on an island vacation. With two levels that cover 11,000 square feet and an outside patio that can accommodate up to 200 guests, this location is perfect for escaping the casinos or keeping the party going, and at a reasonable price.

Review © 2007, Wcities