🌟 Welcome to This Week in Chinatown!

October brings a golden glow to Chinatown with sunny days, spooky nights, and vibrant community spirit! This week, dive into the eerie fun of Nightmare on Spring

Mountain at The Sand Dollar Lounge, groove to live music, or sip a mai tai at The Golden Tiki’s Tales from the Tiki Crypt. Stock up on fall cooking essentials with unbeatable deals at 99 Ranch and 168 Market, reflect on Shaanxi Gourmet’s noodle legacy, and join the conversation to shape Chinatown’s future. Despite pesky potholes and traffic woes, the Spring Mountain Corridor is buzzing—let’s celebrate the season together! Share your Chinatown vibe with #ChinatownVegasVibes!

🎉 Key Events and Activities

• Tales from the Tiki Crypt at The Golden Tiki – Wednesday, October 8, 2025: A spooky-tropical live performance with cocktails and eerie vibes. Reserve via Resy!
• Nightly Live Music at Nightmare on Spring Mountain – October 6–12, 2025: Free blues and rock at The Sand Dollar Lounge, 10:00 PM, no cover.
• Market Deals at 99 Ranch Market – October 3–9, 2025: Snag beef rib eye steak ($8.99/lb) and mooncakes ($3.99/ea) for cozy fall meals.
• Market Deals at 168 Market – October 3–16, 2025: Stock up on soft tofu ($1.69/ea) and spicy beef tendon ($18.99/lb) for quick bites.

📢 Share your Chinatown vibe with #ChinatownVegasVibes!

🎸 Live Performance Spotlight

Live Performance Vibes: Music and Dance Take the Stage

Chinatown’s music and event scene is heating this October with spine-chilling performances and unique experiences. From nightly blues at The Sand Dollar Lounge to a spooky-tropical night at The Golden Tiki, here’s where to catch live music and merriment this week!

Rock the Night at The Sand Dollar Lounge

📍 The Sand Dollar Lounge, 3355 Spring Mountain Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89102

This iconic Chinatown venue delivers free nightly live music in a cozy, blues-infused atmosphere. With Nightmare on Spring Mountain in full swing (running now through November 1, 2025), enjoy top-tier acts alongside spooky cocktails and 80’s horror movie decor. All shows are 21+ and admission is free.

Here’s the Lineup:

• Monday, October 6: River Spell – Colorado-based jam band blending psychedelic rock and bluegrass for a high-energy start to the week.
• Tuesday, October 7: Tony Holiday – Highly-regarded blues artist bringing soulful sounds to the stage.
• Wednesday, October 8: Julia & The Hounddoggs – Local blues/rock favorites delivering a crowd-pleasing performance.
• Thursday, October 9: Swayze & Friends – Featured local talent showcasing Chinatown’s vibrant music scene.
• Friday, October 10: Chris Tofield Band – Melt-your-face blues guitar and rock for a high-octane Friday night.
• Saturday, October 11: Sonic Shakers –Based in Las Vegas, Sonic Shakers are all about the party! We’re a versatile cover band that shakes up the stage with a fun and dynamic mix of rock hits
• Sunday, October 12: Red Eye Gin Sunday Show! – Americana rock/blues to close out the week with a bang.

🍸 Grab a spooky cocktail, soak in the blues, and rock out at The Sand Dollar Lounge! Visit thesanddollarlv.com or follow their social media for updates. Share your night with #ChinatownVegasVibes and #NightmareOnSpringMountain.

Tales from the Tiki Crypt at The Golden Tiki

📍 The Golden Tiki, 3939 Spring Mountain Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89102

Prepare for a spooky-tropical convergence as The Golden Tiki presents the annual Tales from the Tiki Crypt event on Wednesday, October 8, 2025. Step into the kitschy, grotto-like world of shrunken heads and strong tropical cocktails for a special live performance and an evening of macabre merriment, all wrapped up in their signature horror vacui style. It’s the perfect pre-Halloween warm-up, promising an unforgettable night of music, mystery, and mai tais.

📅 When: Wednesday, October 8, 2025

🎟️ Reservations: Available via Resy (pre-booking highly recommended).

🍹 Sip a mai tai, embrace the spooky-tiki vibes, and share your night with #ChinatownVegasVibes and #TalesFromTheTikiCrypt!

🏮 Chinatown Spotlight: Nightmare on Spring Mountain Kicks Off!

Shining a light on the vibrant heart of Chinatown. Stay tuned for this week’s business spotlight!

The spookiest pop-up bar in Chinatown is back! The Sand Dollar Lounge on Spring Mountain has once again transformed into Nightmare on Spring Mountain, running now through November 1, 2025. Escape to a Halloween-themed world that serves up fall-inspired cocktails in a spooky setting, complete with dark decor and the nostalgic energy of an ’80s horror movie. It’s the perfect spot to get into the spirit of the season with professionally developed drinks and a rockin’ good time.

The best part? There’s no cover charge to enter this haunted haven, and dressing in your best costume is highly recommended. The Sand Dollar Lounge is known for its free nightly live music, which continues throughout the pop-up, making it a must-visit spot on the eastern edge of Chinatown for a wickedly good time!

📍 Location: The Sand Dollar Lounge, 3355 Spring Mountain Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89102

📅 When: Now through November 1, 2025, 4:00 PM – 4:00 AM daily

💸 Cost: No cover charge!

Get your costume ready and share your spooky experience with #ChinatownVegasVibes and #NightmareOnSpringMountain!

🛒 Shop Local: A Feast of Fresh Deals

Inside an Asian Market in Chinatown, Las Vegas.

🛍️ Stock Up on Asian Favorites!

Chinatown’s markets are bursting with fresh ingredients and specialty items to elevate your fall cooking. Stock up now at 99 Ranch Market and 168 Market with these unbeatable deals—perfect for cozy autumn meals! Hurry, as some offers end soon, so grab these savings while they last.

99 Ranch Market: Deals Valid October 3–9, 2025

Chinatown’s go-to for Asian groceries, 99 Ranch Market offers everything from fresh produce to pantry staples. Visit early to snag these limited-time deals before they’re gone!

📍 Location: Chinatown Plaza, 4155 W. Spring Mountain Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89102

🕒 Hours: Monday – Sunday, 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM

Seafood & Meats

• Beef Rib Eye Steak – $8.99/lb
• Black Sea Cucumber (Frozen) – $13.99/pk (1.1lb)

Fresh Produce & Pantry

• Golden Pear (China) – $2.99/lb
• Nongshim Shin Ramyun (5pk) – $7.00/2 pk
• Mizhuo Lava Custard Paste Mooncake – $3.99/ea

Pro Tip: Stock up on Nongshim Shin Ramyun for cozy, rainy days later this week—perfect for a quick, spicy meal!

168 Market: Deals Valid October 3–16, 2025

168 Market brings a wide range of Asian specialties with extended deals through mid-October. Don’t miss these savings on everything from tofu to prepared foods!

📍 Location: 3459 S. Jones Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89146

🕒 Hours: 7 Days a Week, 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM

Seafood & Meats

• Beef Short Plate Roll – $10.99/lb
• Hot Spicy Beef Tendon – $18.99/lb (Asian Kitchen, Prepared Food)

Fresh Produce & Pantry

• Sunsui Soft Tofu (Selected Varieties) – $1.69/ea (Frozen/Dairy)
• Ox & Palm Corned Beef – $10.98/ea (15oz)
• Syneah Rice Cracker with Sesame (160g) – $1.99/ea

Pro Tip: Grab the Hot Spicy Beef Tendon from the Asian Kitchen for a ready-to-eat treat to pair with your Nightmare on Spring Mountain visit!

Stock up on these delicious deals and share your Chinatown market hauls with #ChinatownVegasVibes and #ShopChinatownVegas!

🏁 Coming Soon: Chinatown’s Scene Heats Up

A vibrant gateway to what’s next — Chinatown Vegas prepares to unveil its newest additions.

Chinatown and its surrounding areas are buzzing with exciting events on the horizon! From celebrating local history to adorable canine gatherings, here’s what’s coming up to keep your calendar full.

Culinary Union 90th Anniversary: Powerful History Panels

Join the Culinary Union for a four-panel series celebrating its 90th anniversary, exploring its legacy and impact on working families in Nevada. Two exciting panels are coming up in October, with more to follow in November:

Black Migration & Experience

📍 Where: 5241 Spring Mountain Road, Las Vegas, Nevada 89146. 

📅 When: Thursday, October 9, 2025, 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM

Explore the impact of Black migration on the Culinary Union and its contributions to Nevada’s workforce.

How Immigrants Impacted Our Union

📅 When: Wednesday, October 29, 2025, 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM

Learn how immigrant communities have shaped the union’s growth and advocacy.

Both panels will be livestreamed on facebook.com/Culinary226 for those who can’t attend in person. The series kicked off with “Women in the Industry” on September 18, 2025, and will conclude with “Line in the Sand – Strikes in Las Vegas” on Thursday, November 20, 2025.

Check facebook.com/Culinary226 for updates and join the conversation with #ChinatownVegasVibes.

Pug Sunday

Get ready for an overload of adorable cuteness right off Spring Mountain Road! Bring your beloved pug (or just come to admire them) to the Desert Breeze Dog Park for the next Pug Sunday playdate. This hour-long gathering is a fantastic chance for pugs to socialize and their owners to mingle with other lovers of the breed. It’s the perfect, heartwarming way to start your Sunday morning!

📍 Where: Desert Breeze Dog Park, 8275 Spring Mountain Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89102

📅 When: Sunday, November 16, 2025, 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM

Free to attend, no registration required. Bring your pug or just your love for these adorable dogs!

Share your Pug Sunday moments with #ChinatownVegasVibes and #PugSundayVegas!

Ticket Information

• Culinary Union Panels: Free admission, no tickets required.
• Pug Sunday: Free to attend, no tickets required.

Still to Come

• Culinary Union Panel: “Line in the Sand – Strikes in Las Vegas” on Thursday, November 20, 2025.
• Sea Harbour by Chef Tony 5780 Spring Mountain Rd Almost Here: The “King of LA Dim Sum” is finally bringing his modern Cantonese seafood and acclaimed dim sum (like delicate har gow and succulent Peking duck) to Vegas, significantly elevating the local dining scene.
• Shin-Sen-Gumi Yakitori 4810 Spring Mountain Rd Delayed/2025 Target: The legendary California chain, known for its charcoal-grilled skewers and lively izakaya atmosphere, is still on its way. Look for an update soon!
• Matcha Maiko Cafe Hotai Plaza (next to Nabe Hotpot) Coming Soon: This Hawaiian-born teahouse is opening its first Vegas location to serve authentic Japanese matcha treats and vibrant green desserts.
• Mukgo Nolza Just west of the I-15 Freeway (near The Sand Dollar Lounge) 2025 Opening: A massive sci-fi-themed venue blending gourmet Asian cuisine with an “otherworldly” karaoke experience in 21 themed noraebang rooms. The name means “let’s eat and play” in Korean.
• Kao Gang Thai Fast Food  A new flavor is about to join the bustling Spring Oaks Shopping Center at Spring Mountain and Decatur! This massive plaza is set to welcome a Thai fast food restaurant called Kao Gang.

Retail & Redevelopment

• Teso Life Spring Mountain Center (former CVS) Imminent Opening: Expected any day, this popular Japanese retailer will be a massive one-stop shop for J-beauty products, snacks, and trendy home goods at 6100 Spring Mountain Rd.
  168 Market Plaza Rebuild Spring Mountain Center Rising from the Ashes: The center (located near Jones Blvd) is being completely rebuilt following a fire, bringing new stores and a rejuvenated, fresh retail energy to the west end of Chinatown.

🌤️ Weather: Chinatown Weather Post: October 6–October 12, 2025

Get ready for a golden October week in Chinatown! With a 4-day streak of pure sunshine to kick things off, the weather is perfect for strolling Spring Mountain Rd., snacking at local eateries, or rocking out at Nightmare on Spring Mountain. Here’s what to expect:

Daily Breakdown:

• Monday, October 6: 🐉 Golden & Sunny – 83°F / 62°F. Pure sunshine to kick off the week!
• Tuesday, October 7: 🌞 Picture-Perfect – 84°F / 62°F. An ideal day for outdoor market trips.
• Wednesday, October 8: 🔥 Mid-Week Heat – 86°F / 64°F. The peak of the warmth—enjoy the heat!
• Thursday, October 9: ☀️ Still Sparkling – 84°F / 67°F. Last day of guaranteed blue skies.
• Friday, October 10: 🌧️ Cloudy with a 50% Chance – 81°F / 65°F. A little drizzle possible—bring a light umbrella!
• Saturday, October 11: ☁️ Light Rain Likely – 81°F / 62°F. 40% chance of showers—perfect for indoor noodle soup.
• Sunday, October 12: 🌈 Sunshine Returns! – 79°F / 63°F. Back to beautiful weather to wrap up the week.

Pro Tip: With daytime highs in the 80s, stick to light clothing for most of the week! The chance of rain on Friday and Saturday is a great excuse to cozy up with comforting, hot food at Chinatown’s ramen spots or lounges. Enjoy the fantastic weather with #ChinatownVegasVibes!

🏙️ Community Corner

Highlighting the people and places that make our Chinatown special.

This week, we’re sparking a conversation about the future of Chinatown’s Spring Mountain Corridor. Join us in envisioning what’s next for a prime piece of real estate in our vibrant district!

The Next Chapter: What Should Fill the Former Starbucks Space in Chinatown?

LAS VEGAS, NV – The recent closure of a Starbucks location in the bustling Chinatown district—part of the company’s nationwide restructuring—has created a rare and exciting opportunity for a local business to snag some prime real estate. This vacant storefront, situated on a high-traffic corner, is an ideal canvas for a business that combines speed and convenience with authentic, innovative Asian cuisine that defines our community.

We’re launching a community thought experiment to dream up the perfect concept for this space. The location’s infrastructure, designed for high-volume transactions, makes it ideal for quick, quality service. Here are our top two ideas to inspire you:

The Drive-Thru Boba Lab

The Concept: A high-end, artisan boba and tea shop designed for drive-thru service.

The Offer: Go beyond standard milk tea with innovative flavors like premium Matcha lattes, seasonal Ube concoctions, and authentic fruit teas—all handed off through the window for a quick caffeine and dessert fix.

The Drive-Up Bánh Mì & Coffee Bar

The Concept: A hyper-efficient Vietnamese eatery focusing on Bánh Mì sandwiches and Cà Phê Sữa Đá (Vietnamese Iced Coffee).

The Offer: Fresh, daily-baked baguettes filled with crispy, savory Vietnamese delights, paired with a powerful, sweet iced coffee for a high-quality, fast-casual meal.

What to Expect:

• A chance to shape Chinatown’s culinary landscape.
• A focus on businesses that honor the area’s cultural identity.
• An opportunity for locals and visitors to enjoy innovative, on-the-go dining.

When and Where:

• Date: Ongoing discussion through October 2025.
• Time: Share your ideas anytime on our social channels.
• Location: Former Starbucks space, Spring Mountain Corridor, Las Vegas, NV 89102.

Support:

The redevelopment of the Spring Mountain Corridor is underway, emphasizing walkability and mixed-use projects. A drive-thru/drive-up concept here would serve both locals commuting to work and tourists making a quick stop.

What concept do you think is best? Join the discussion on our social channels and help map the next great culinary landmark in Las Vegas Chinatown with #ChinatownVegas, #DriveThruBoba, #BanhMiVegas, #NextChapterLV, and #SupportLocal!

📜 Looking Back: Shaanxi Gourmet’s Hand-Pulled Legacy 🍜

By Chinatown Historian

A familiar sight from the past: the entrance to Shaanxi Gourmet, lit by an overhead bulb and flanked by traditional red lanterns, before it closed its doors.

It’s been over a decade since the terracotta warriors stood guard at the entrance of Shaanxi Gourmet on South Jones Boulevard, but ask any Chinatown veteran about the restaurant, and their eyes light up with a craving for the bold, wheat-centric cuisine of Northwest China.

Shaanxi Gourmet, which closed its doors in 2013, was a true gem that helped define the authenticity of Las Vegas’s burgeoning Chinatown. Unlike the Cantonese or Szechuan flavors that dominated the scene, Shaanxi Gourmet brought the rustic, soul-warming flavors of Xi’an.

A Taste of Xi’an in Las Vegas

If you were a regular, you knew the staples by heart:

• Biang Biang Mian: Wide, thick, and chewy hand-pulled noodles, often served with chili oil, garlic, and vinegar. These “belt noodles” were the star of the show—long enough to be a scarf and impossible to eat gracefully.
• Rou Jia Mo (Chinese “Burger”): The ultimate street food. This was savory, minced, cumin-spiced meat (often pork or lamb) stuffed into a crispy, unleavened flatbread. It was simple, succulent, and utterly addictive.
• Yangrou Paomo: A dish where you played a part! You’d tear pieces of unleavened bread into a bowl, which was then doused with a rich, fragrant lamb soup and finished with translucent rice noodles. It was hearty, comforting, and perfect on a cool Vegas evening.

The Shaanxi Lamb Rou Jia Mo. Braised for hours in rich, aromatic spices and served hot.

Shaanxi Gourmet wasn’t just a local spot; it was a sister restaurant to the similarly authentic and highly-praised Shaanxi Gourmet in the San Gabriel Valley near Los Angeles, adding to its reputation as a must-visit destination for those seeking genuine regional Chinese food.

The Impact

While the restaurant is gone, its legacy lives on. Shaanxi Gourmet helped lay the foundation for the diverse, regional Chinese dining we enjoy today in Chinatown. It proved that Las Vegas diners craved authenticity, paving the way for the wave of specialized noodle and dumpling houses that followed.

Next time you pass that corner on South Jones, pause to remember the time when a taste of the ancient Chinese city of Xi’an was just a quick drive away. It was a brief but flavorful chapter in our neighborhood’s history that we won’t soon forget. Share your Shaanxi Gourmet memories with #ChinatownVegasVibes and #ChinatownHistory!

😤 Chinatown Gripes: Nothing Changes

Another week, and the list of core frustrations in the Chinatown area remains tragically the same. We repeat these gripes not out of boredom, but out of desperation. These aren’t minor inconveniences; they are significant safety hazards and traffic bottlenecks that detract from the entire experience of visiting this vibrant district. We need larger voices and more influential platforms to pick up this torch because, on the ground, the status quo is becoming unacceptable.

The Ferocious Potholes

The potholes are no longer simple road imperfections; they are craters that actively damage vehicles. Driving through the area feels like navigating a poorly maintained off-road course. The city must implement a comprehensive, long-term road repair plan rather than relying on temporary patch jobs that fail within weeks. These aren’t just an aesthetic issue; they are a liability and a source of constant, costly car repairs for drivers.

Horrible Traffic Light Timers

The timing of the traffic lights remains illogical and frustrating. It often feels as though the lights are programmed to maximize congestion, not to manage it efficiently. Drivers are forced to wait an excessive amount of time at major intersections, only to be stopped again almost immediately. This poor synchronization creates unnecessary idling, exacerbates air quality issues, and contributes to the aggressive driving that plagues the area.

Poorly Placed Bus Stops and Pickup/Drop-off Spots

The current layout of bus stops and ride-share/taxi pickup spots is a major contributor to the district’s traffic chaos. These spots are frequently located in a way that forces stopping traffic to block entire lanes, especially during peak dining and shopping hours. There is a critical need to designate dedicated, off-street loading and unloading zones that do not impede the flow of through-traffic.

The Speed Limit is Too High

The current speed limit along the main thoroughfares is entirely too fast for a high-density area with heavy foot traffic and numerous business entrances. Lowering the speed limit would dramatically increase pedestrian safety and provide drivers with the necessary reaction time to navigate the frequent sudden stops and turns. The area should prioritize human safety and accessibility over the speed of vehicle travel.

Prohibit Left Turns Out of Malls

One of the most dangerous and traffic-jamming moves is the attempt to make a left turn out of the numerous mall and plaza parking lots onto the main street. These maneuvers routinely stop two or three lanes of traffic dead. A simple, effective solution is to prohibit all left turns out of these complexes, forcing drivers to make a safe right turn and use designated, signalized turn-around points further down the road. This change would immediately reduce accidents and dramatically improve traffic flow.

We scream this every week in hopes that someone with a larger voice and a larger audience picks it up. These aren’t just complaints; they are a plea for a safer, more navigable Chinatown Vegas. Share your thoughts and solutions with #ChinatownVegasVibes and #ChinatownVoice!

🗺️ Explore More Chinatown

Las Vegas’ Chinatown pulses with culture, flavor, and community along Spring Mountain Rd. As we dive into October’s festive spirit, explore these vibrant experiences that make this neighborhood a must-visit destination.

Master Martial Arts in Chinatown’s Core

Channel your inner warrior at Chinatown’s premier martial arts dojos, offering Kung Fu, Taekwondo, and more. From kids to adults, beginners to experts, these studios blend fitness, focus, and tradition—perfect for building strength this fall.

💡 Pro Tip: Many dojos offer free trial classes—test your skills risk-free!

⭐ Must-Try: A beginner Kung Fu class for a mix of strength and mindfulness, ideal for October’s crisp energy.

Share your experience with #ChinatownVegasVibes!

Karaoke Nights That Steal the Show

Unleash your inner pop star at Chinatown’s lively karaoke lounges. With private rooms, neon vibes, and endless song choices, these spots bring AAPI flair to your October nights—perfect for a spooky sing-along!

💡 Pro Tip: Reserve early—weekend rooms fill up fast, especially during Halloween season!

⭐ Must-Try: All-you-can-sing sessions with unlimited soda for just $20/hr at spots like Max Karaoke Studio.

Share your experience with #ChinatownVegasVibes!

9 Ramen Bowls to Warm Your Soul

Chinatown’s ramen scene rivals the best, with steaming bowls of tonkotsu, spicy miso, and more. As the weather cools, these dishes deliver bold flavors to satisfy your autumn cravings.

💡 Pro Tip: Add extra chashu for a protein-packed treat to fuel your fall adventures.

⭐ Must-Try: Tonkotsu ramen with black garlic oil at Monta Noodle House, a local favorite.

📍 Location: Monta Noodle House, 5030 W. Spring Mountain Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89146

Share your experience with #ChinatownVegasVibes!

Embrace Traditional Chinese Medicine

Discover centuries-old wellness at Chinatown’s herbal shops and acupuncture clinics. From custom tea blends to holistic treatments, these centers offer balance and healing to recharge you for the season.

💡 Pro Tip: Chat with herbalists for personalized remedy recommendations tailored to fall wellness.

⭐ Must-Try: A first-time acupuncture session paired with a visit to an herbal pharmacy like Wing’s Chinese Herbs.

📍 Location: Wing’s Chinese Herbs, 4300 W. Spring Mountain Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89102

Share your experience with #ChinatownVegasVibes!

Try Your Luck in Chinatown

No mega-casinos here, but Chinatown’s gaming scene has its own charm. Hit up cozy lounges with video poker or hidden spots for classic betting, all paired with great food and drinks for a fun October night.

💡 Pro Tip: Look for bars with video poker for great drink deals while you play.

⭐ Must-Try: A night of gaming and cocktails at The Golden Tiki, a Chinatown hotspot with a tropical twist.

📍 Location: The Golden Tiki, 3939 W. Spring Mountain Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89102

Share your experience with #ChinatownVegasVibes!

🚀 Supercharge Your Business

Chinatown Vegas: Boost Your Business with Free Advertising

Chinatown Vegas: Elevate Your Brand with Free Promotion

Grow Your Chinatown Business with Community Power

Chinatown Vegas is your platform to shine! Whether you’re a restaurant, shop, or service provider, we’re here to amplify your business to our vibrant community and visitors. Get featured in our newsletter, social media, and website to reach thousands of locals and tourists eager to explore Chinatown’s unique offerings.

• Submit your business story for a chance to be featured in our next newsletter spotlight.
• Join our community events to showcase your products or services to a wider audience.

Ready to take your business to the next level? Our Chinatown Amplify program is designed to help local businesses thrive.

Chinatown Amplify: Your Growth, Our Mission

Through Chinatown Amplify, we offer tailored support to help your business stand out in the bustling Spring Mountain Corridor. From marketing to community engagement, we’re committed to your success.

• Social Media Boost: Get your business featured on our X and Instagram, and YouTube channels to reach a growing audience.
• Newsletter Features: Showcase your story, deals, or events in our weekly newsletter.
• Event Partnerships: Collaborate with us on festivals, markets, or pop-ups to connect with customers.

Don’t miss this chance to grow your brand in the heart of Chinatown! Let’s work together to make your business a cornerstone of our community.

📧 Get Started: Email hello@chinatownvegas.com or visit chinatownvegas.com today!

✨ Join the movement: Share your story with #ChinatownAmplify

🎉 Let’s Celebrate

Chinatown is alive with energy this October, from the spooky thrills of Nightmare on Spring Mountain and Tales from the Tiki Crypt to the soul-warming flavors at 99 Ranch and 168 Market. As we savor the golden weather and reflect on Shaanxi Gourmet’s legacy, we’re also raising our voices to make Chinatown safer and more vibrant. Whether you’re rocking out to live music, brainstorming the next big boba spot, or dodging those pesky potholes, your passion keeps this district thriving. Let’s keep the momentum going—share your Chinatown stories and make every moment count!

Remember, if it happens in Chinatown, it happens here. See ya next week!

📢 Share your Chinatown stories and tag us with #ChinatownVegasVibes!