Chinatown Plaza

Nice 👍 Design , ambiance, shops of this place has feel of China Town. Restaurants, shops, toy stores, grocery store 🏪 all have Chinese touch. They also have a Statue in the center. Main entrance gateway is very nicely made as you can see in my picture and videos. Lot of free parking spots are available. Little China in Las Vegas. Thanks 🙏👍

We actually discover this place sort off by accident while going to the store and guess what?, we could not help it. We went in to a few of the business and you have no idea on all the things that you can find and the prices. I felt in love with a smiley Buda and a whole set of porcelain’s tea and so many other things that they have available. From traditional garments to pencils, pens, notebooks among a thousand things that you are going to love. So do not hesitate and go for a visit!, you are going to love it!

Chinatown Plaza has a charm that feels different from the rest of Las Vegas. The moment you walk in, you notice the mix of colors, the unique storefronts, and the steady flow of people moving from one spot to another. It has a lively atmosphere without feeling overwhelming, the kind of place where you can wander and always find something interesting. The restaurants are the heart of the plaza. You can smell the food before you even see the signs, and each place has its own style and crowd. Whether you want noodles, pastries, barbecue, or a quick snack, there is always something worth trying. It is easy to come for one thing and end up discovering something completely new. The shops add to the experience. Markets, bakeries, gift stores, and specialty spots give the plaza a personality you do not find anywhere else in the city. It is the kind of center where you can browse slowly, pick up a few treats, and enjoy the variety without rushing. Parking can get busy at peak times, but the flow moves well and the layout makes it simple to get around. The plaza stays clean, and the overall vibe feels welcoming and familiar. Chinatown Plaza is one of those places that becomes a regular stop without you even planning it. It is full of flavor, culture, and little surprises that make each visit feel different

Love the Journey to the West statues as that epic is one of my favorites growing up. The mall has some good restaurants but many public areas look worn out and dingey. Some of that Strip money needs to flow into this area.

Lots of shops and dining options to explore. There was even a food truck across the street with awesome cheesecake.