One of the most lauded Chinese restaurants on the Strip is Wing Lei at Wynn Las Vegas. While some Chinese restaurants in Las Vegas offer an elegant fine dining experience (especially those on the Strip), there’s a good balance of casual eateries to give diners a wide range of choices. Grab some Las Vegas Mexican food to transport you south of the border, or travel across the pond for authentic Italian food on the Strip.Las Vegas attracts visitors and new residents from around the world, so it only seems reasonable to find a number of great Chinese restaurants in town. Las Vegas is a melting pot of flavors and cultures, both on and off the Strip. Dine at More International Restaurants on the Strip The crowded two-page menu is full of favorite dishes and cheap drinks that are easy on the wallet after a day of spending in Las Vegas. When you’re craving the classics and want good food at a bargain, look no further than WuHu. This Asian-inspired fast-casual restaurant is located in the Silverton Casino south of the Strip. Off the Strip, you’ll find places like WuHu Noodle, which serves excellent food without the pageantry and performance that caters to high-roller tourists. On the Strip, you’ll find plenty of reservation-only resort restaurants or fast-food chain spots but few options in between. Trust the staff and ask questions as needed-they know what they’re talking about. Ping Pang Pong is the perfect place to try something new and enjoy a memorable, delicious meal. Servers take orders for dishes from the kitchen, and others push carts laden with dim sum of all kinds, from savory to sweet. At Ping Pang Pong, you’ll get two menus: one for dim sum and one for main dishes. Their specialty is dim sum, a small dish served on its own or between courses during a larger meal. Ping Pang Pongis unlike any other restaurant in Las Vegas. $139 View Deal Lowest price guaranteed Check Out These Great Chinese Restaurants off the Strip Ping Pang Pong at Gold Coast Casino

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