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Chinatown for Beginners in Las Vegas Weekly
The flavors of the far East await on Las Vegas’ West side. Sure, Chinatown can be an intimidating place. But with John Curtas (aka ELV) as your guide, it’s time to dive in.
Thu, Nov 11, 2010 (midnight)
Delicious Connection: Ichiza’s fried squid cartilage, listed as “soft bone squid fritter,” is a satisfying option for adventurous eaters.
Photo: Beverly Poppe
Leave it to Las Vegas to build a strip mall, call it “Chinatown” and wait for the community to catch up. But catch up it has. There are now approximately 60 restaurants along this three-mile stretch of West Spring Mountain Road, and even if no distinctly Chinese neighborhood has sprung up around it, Asians of all kinds flock here to sample the foods of their homelands.
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We’ve been saying it for seventeen years and we’ll keep saying it ’til we’re blue in the face: If you want some of the best, and healthiest, and most interesting and cheapest food this town has to offer, haul your keister up and down the 3.2 mile long stretch of Spring Mountain Road between Rainbow and Valley View, and duck into almost any of the 58 restaurants located there.