After a 64 year run, Las Vegas’s oldest restaurant has closed its doors for good. José and Teresa Aragon (who took the business over from Jose’s uncle, Clemente Griego, in 1970), have fried their last sopaipilla and ladled their last batch of sweet and smokey salsa.
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More Hidden Gems
(Hard to find but worth it!)
1. SUZUYA PASTRIES & CREPES – 7225 South Durango Dr.
2. I-NABA – 3210 South Decatur Blvd.
3. YUNNAN GARDEN – 3934 Schiff Dr.
4. SHOKU RAMEN-YA – 470 East Windmill Ln.
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Eating Las Vegas has often wondered whether Vietnamese food in America is the ultimate revenge for that little dust-up we caused there in the 60s. They could never hope to outgun us, the thinking goes, so the expats figured they’d bore us to death with their cuisine.