Resorts World Las Vegas will open in the summer of 2021 and will feature Famous Foods Street Eats, a restaurant … [+]
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The newest hotel on the Las Vegas Strip offers guests a taste of Asian street food through a concept inspired by Singapore’s culinary scene.
Prior to opening in the summer of 2021, Resorts World Las Vegas announced plans for “Famous Foods Street Eats,” a 24,000 square meter concept based on street vendor centers. The Singapore-based Hawker Centers are large food courts with stalls that prepare and sell a wide variety of full meals, snacks, and beverages.
“Famous Foods will take guests to an authentic Asian street vendor market – an experience never reproduced in the US,” said Andrew Li, CEO of Zouk Group, in a press release.
Right next to the resort’s casino floor, “Famous Foods” will include 16 different food stands with recognized Michelin Plate and Bib Gourmand concepts as well as Eastern and Western selections.
In addition to restaurants, “Famous Foods” will have a 16-seat bar and a whisper bar.
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Eastern restaurants include:
- Ah Chun Shandong dumplings – This Hong Kong-based restaurant received the Bib Gourmand award from the Michelin Guide from 2013-2021 and offers Shandong dumplings and hand-drawn noodle dishes.
- Geylang Clay Pot Rice R – This eatery serves Southeast Asian rice dishes slowly cooked in traditional clay pots with a variety of hearty ingredients.
- Pepitas kitchen – The creator / owner Dedet de la Fuente has shaped the local food scene in Manila with her exclusive 12-course private tasting dinners. Your food stand will offer a sample of their Lechon staple foods.
- Spring leaf Silberplatz – This family concept from Singapore is recognized as the only roti-prata restaurant by the Michelin Guide. At their stand, staples like chicken curry and Teh Tarik, a frothy, hot milk tea, are served.
- Ten sun braised beef – The family-run Thai Beef Noodle Shop in the old town of Bangkok was awarded Bib Gourmand by the Michelin Guide in 2019, 2020 and 2021.
- Tiger sugar – The Taiwanese Bubble Tea Shop, best known for its famous Black Sugar Boba Milk, offers a selection of cold black teas.
Springleaf Prata Place will prepare and sell Southeast Asian delicacies including Roti Canai and … [+]
Spring leaf Silberplatz
Western booths include:
- Streetbird Las Vegas – The James Beard Award-winning chef Marcus Samuelsson interprets the classics of home cooking with Sweet & Spicy Fried Chicken, Hot Honey Chicken & Waffle, Wild Wild Wings and Mac ‘n Greens.
- Kuru Kuru Pa Yakitori – Founded by GRAMMY-nominated DJ and producer Steve Aoki and his restaurateur brother Kevin Aoki, this Japanese and anime-inspired concept will feature a variety of yakitori, kushiyaki and yaki onigiri along with a selection of signature drinks and mochi.
- Mozz Bar by James Trees – This Italian food counter, favored by Esther’s Kitchen by the James Beard Award finalist in Las Vegas, prepares fresh mozzarella and burrata, as well as signature sandwiches like chicken and eggplant parmesan.
- Blood Bros. BBQ – The critically acclaimed Houston hotspot serves classic Texas barbecue with the occasional Chinese and Vietnamese influences.
- Nori bar – The Nori Bar offers an authentic sushi experience, including hand-made hand rolls and sashimi with high-quality ingredients, warm, seasoned rice, chilled seafood and crispy nori, as well as a selection of varied sakes, matcha green tea, seasonal teas and Japanese beer – all on tap .
A 16-seat bar will feature an automatic self-pouring beer system that rotates a selection of dozen of beers from around the world along with cocktails and wine on tap. It’s complimented by a grunge whispering pub with a mixology program and a hidden, laid-back hangout.
The design of the Food Hall will also offer great Instagram photo opportunities. It will feature neon signs and trinkets, as well as an open seating area with a floor-to-ceiling view of the Las Vegas Strip. Then two multimedia installations by the Chinese-Malaysian contemporary artist Red Hong Yi form the backdrop. It is a 3-meter-high Lucky Cat sculpture made entirely of gold coins and an eight-color mural made from 18,000 tea bags.
