Welcome to This Week in Chinatown!

Happy New Year, Chinatown crew! As we step into 2026, Spring Mountain Road is buzzing with fresh energy—sunny days perfect for strolling, bold flavors waiting to be discovered, and big plans on the horizon to make our neighborhood even more walkable, vibrant, and safe. From the bittersweet closure of beloved Pho So 1 after 31 incredible years to the exciting transformations ahead (like new retail developments, tree-lined sidewalks, and that long-awaited pedestrian walkway), this is a moment of reflection and forward momentum.

We’re kicking off the year with live music that never stops, community theater auditions calling your name, killer grocery deals on seafood and hot pot essentials, and a reminder that our voices matter—especially when it comes to traffic safety on Spring Mountain. Whether you’re grabbing a steaming bowl to beat the crisp chill or diving into local arts, let’s make 2026 the year Chinatown shines brighter than ever.

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Breaking News

Iconic Pho So 1 Closes After 31-Year Run in Chinatown

Sad news for pho lovers: Pho So 1, the beloved no-frills Vietnamese staple at 4745 Spring Mountain Rd (in the Spring Oaks Shopping Center at Spring Mountain & Decatur), has officially closed its doors permanently. First reported as temporarily shut for “intense repairs” back in November 2025, the latest update confirms this marks the end of a legendary 31-year legacy as one of Chinatown’s gold standards for traditional beef noodle soup (especially the classic Dac Biet).

After 31 years, the front doors of Pho So 1 remain locked with permanent closure notices following a month-long repair period.

Since opening in the early 1990s, Pho So 1 survived economic ups and downs, the 2020 pandemic, and more—serving multi-generational families with rich, authentic broths in a humble, reliable setting. It stood out from flashier newcomers as the spot where the quality spoke for itself.

The closure leaves a big vacancy in a prime location, and while international chains may eye the space, locals know nothing will fully replace those decades of memories over steaming bowls. The owners left a hopeful note hinting “We will be back,” possibly in a new concept or spot elsewhere—no details yet on a revival or replacement tenant.

Chinatown continues to evolve, but losing pioneers like this hits hard. Read the full story and stay tuned for updates here: Pho So 1 Closing: Iconic Las Vegas Chinatown Landmark Ends 31-Year Run

What are your favorite memories of Pho So 1? Share them (or your go-to pho spots now) with #ChinatownVegasVibes! 🍜😢

Live Performance Spotlight

Live Performance Vibes: Music and Dance Take the Stage

The Sand Dollar Lounge keeps Chinatown’s live music scene buzzing all week long with no cover, 21+ shows featuring top local and touring talent. Here’s what’s on stage this week — from blues and rock to high-energy jams — at one of Spring Mountain Road’s most legendary music spots.

The Sand Dollar Lounge
3355 Spring Mountain Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89102 (classic spot for cocktails, pizza, gaming, and unbeatable crew vibes)

• Monday – January 5
  Sumptn’ Else — Rock covers & high-energy sets to kick off the week (10 pm–2 am)
• Tuesday – January 6
  The Aaron Archer Trio — Blues/Rock & Roll grooves to keep your Tuesday moving (10 pm–2 am)
• Wednesday – January 7
  Prescott Blues Band — Classic blues vibes to power through the midweek (10 pm–2 am)
• Thursday – January 8
  Bootylicious Deluxe — Vegas all-star ensemble bringing rock and party energy (10 pm–2 am)
• Friday – January 9
  JAY DEAD — Blues, rock & roll, and gritty rhythm to launch your weekend (10 pm–2 am)
  Perfect Strangers (same night) — Deep Purple & more rock favorites with Brien Thompson (10 pm–2 am)
• Saturday – January 10
  The Nifty Nickels (Opener) — Rock & roll and blues classics to start the night (6 pm–9 pm)
• Sunday – January 11
  Lara Ash & Infernos — Rock cover band closing out the week with high-energy sets (10 pm–2 am)

Tip: Every performance runs late and keeps the Sand Dollar Lounge one of Chinatown’s top spots for nightlife, live music, cocktails, and crew vibes all week long. No cover, 21+, arrive early for the best seats/stage view — this historic venue (home to legends like B.B. King back in the day) never disappoints!

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Chinatown Spotlight

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

This week, our Chinatown Spotlight shines on a true cultural cornerstone of our neighborhood: Las Vegas Little Theatre (LVLT).

Tucked away just off Spring Mountain Road on Schiff Drive, LVLT has been the beating heart of Southern Nevada’s community theater scene since 1978. Founded by Jack Bell and Jack Nickolson in a converted storefront, it remains the oldest operating small theater in the valley—proving that you don’t need a Strip-sized budget to deliver world-class drama, comedy, and storytelling.

Las Vegas Little Theater

Why We Love It
LVLT isn’t just a venue; it’s a true “for the community, by the community” institution. Whether you’re a lifelong theater buff or looking for a unique date night after a bowl of ramen nearby, LVLT offers an intimate, high-quality alternative to the massive residencies on Las Vegas Boulevard.

With three distinct performance spaces—the Main Stage, the Fischer Black Box, and the Studio Theatre—the venue provides a versatile platform for everything from Shakespearean tragedies to contemporary comedies and experimental new works. It’s the perfect spot to catch fresh, local talent up close in a cozy setting.

Get Involved
Thinking about trading your seat in the audience for a spot in the wings? LVLT is famous for its open-door policy for volunteers and actors. They frequently host open auditions (no experience required!) and offer educational workshops for those looking to learn the ropes of stagecraft. Right now, they’re gearing up for their upcoming production of Four Old Broads by Leslie Kimbell—a hilarious comedy/mystery running March 6–22, 2026—with auditions happening this week (Jan 5 & 6)!

Next time you’re exploring the neighborhood, take a quick detour to Schiff Drive. Support local art, experience incredible talent, and see why Las Vegas Little Theatre remains a crown jewel of the Chinatown community.

📍 Location: 3920 Schiff Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89103
🎟️ Tickets & Info: lvlt.org or call (702) 362-7996
🕒 Box Office Hours: Mon 4 PM–8 PM, Wed & Fri 10 AM–1 PM, Sat 9 AM–12 PM (check site for updates!)

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Shop Local: A Feast of Fresh Deals

This week in Chinatown, our favorite local grocers are helping us kick off the new year with incredible values on premium seafood and winter essentials. Whether you’re planning a cozy hot pot night or a traditional steamed fish dinner, here are the top picks from this week’s flyers—perfect timing for stocking up on fresh, authentic ingredients to fuel your 2026 goals!

99 Ranch Market
4155 Spring Mountain Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89102

The seafood counter at 99 Ranch remains the go-to for high-quality catches at unbeatable prices—ideal for ringing in the new year with a feast.

• Live Maine Lobster: $9.99/lb – The undisputed star of the season. At under ten dollars a pound, these are perfect for a celebratory weekend dinner.
• Korean Singo Pears (3 ct): $6.99 – These massive, crisp pears are currently at their peak sweetness—great for snacking or dessert.
• Shirakiku Rice (20 lb bag): $13.98 – A rare price point for this pantry staple; a great time to restock the “big bag” for all your rice dishes.
• Haidilao Hot Pot Soup Bases: 2 for $7.00 – Stock up on the Tomato and Mala flavors to keep the winter chill at bay (perfect for group gatherings!).
• Moshi Yuzu Sparkling Drinks: Select varieties on sale, offering a bright, citrusy alternative to standard sodas.

Pro Tip: If you’re heading in for the lobster, try to arrive before 10:00 AM. The seafood counter lines can get quite long during the weekend rush!

168 Market
3459 S Jones Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89146

Known for its fresh produce and specialty cuts, 168 Market has some fantastic protein deals this week—great for healthy, flavorful meals to start the year right.

• Fresh Whole Black Cod: $3.29/lb – A premium, buttery fish that’s best enjoyed steamed with ginger, scallions, and soy sauce.
• Beef New York Steak: $6.99/lb – An excellent price for a high-quality cut, perfect for a quick sear or stir-fry.
• Fresh Durian: $9.99/lb – For the true enthusiasts, fresh durian is back in stock at a competitive price point.
• Organic Fuji Apples: $1.29/lb – A healthy, crunchy snack for the new year that won’t break the bank.
• Pork Baby Back Ribs: Featured this week and ideal for slow-cooking or Cantonese-style “Salt and Pepper” ribs.

These deals are timely for the post-holiday reset—fresh seafood and produce are abundant, and prices are sharp for winter comfort foods. Swing by early to snag the best selection, and support local while treating yourself!

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Coming Soon: Chinatown’s Scene Heats Up

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

2026 is kicking off with serious momentum in Las Vegas Chinatown! While major infrastructure projects (like the pedestrian walkway, Vegas Loop tunneling, and new retail plazas) continue to build excitement, several high-profile dining and entertainment spots are nearing launch. Here’s the latest on some of the most anticipated arrivals—many with signage up, remodels in progress, and openings just around the corner.

Sea Harbour by Chef Tony (5780 Spring Mountain Rd) – Opening Soon
One of the most anticipated arrivals in Chinatown, the famed “King of LA Dim Sum” is finally bringing his celebrated modern Cantonese seafood concept to Las Vegas. Expect showstopping dishes like succulent Peking duck, towering seafood platters, and exquisitely crafted dim sum staples such as har gow and siu mai. With the sleek glass façade complete and signage already installed (updates from mid-2025 onward show steady progress), all signs point to a grand opening just around the corner—set to make a major impact on the local dining landscape.

Hatoya Ryoyousha (八十八良葉舎) – First U.S. Location, Opening 2026
This iconic Kyoto-based matcha specialist has officially chosen Las Vegas Chinatown for its U.S. debut. Known for its meticulously sourced Uji matcha, the café will serve beautifully layered matcha lattes, limited seasonal creations, and refined desserts including Fresh Matcha Terrine and Half-Baked Matcha. “Coming Soon” signage has been in place since late 2025, and anticipation continues to build for this authentic Japanese tea experience that celebrates over 1,200 years of tea heritage.

Matcha Café Maiko (Hotai Plaza, next to Nabe Hotpot) – Opening Very Soon
The beloved Hawaiian-founded matcha café is gearing up to open its first Las Vegas location in Hotai Plaza. Renowned for its premium Japanese matcha and vibrant green desserts, Matcha Café Maiko is expected to deliver everything from soft serve and parfaits to expertly crafted matcha drinks. Licensing and early indicators from 2025 suggest an opening is imminent—perfect timing for a fresh, authentic matcha spot in the heart of Chinatown.

Mukgo Nolza (West of I-15, near The Sand Dollar Lounge) – 21 Themed Karaoke Rooms, Targeting 2026
From restaurateur Peter Vu comes one of Chinatown’s most ambitious entertainment concepts yet. Mukgo Nolza will feature 21 private, high-design karaoke rooms inspired by sci-fi and fantasy themes—think Galaxy, Spiderman, and beyond—paired with elevated Asian cuisine. Bold exterior signage has been up for a while, and while an earlier 2025 timeline was floated, the project is now pacing toward a 2026 debut—promising a mind-bending blend of dining and nightlife.

Shin-Sen-Gumi Yakitori (4810 Spring Mountain Rd) – Aiming for Early 2026
The cult-favorite Japanese izakaya chain from California is still set to land in Chinatown, bringing its signature charcoal-grilled yakitori, classic rice bowls, and energetic late-night pub atmosphere. While the opening has faced some delays (as noted in 2025 updates), momentum remains strong, with an early 2026 launch now in sight—adding more authentic Japanese pub energy to the corridor.

These spots highlight Chinatown’s ongoing evolution: from world-class dim sum and premium matcha to innovative nightlife. Keep an eye on chinatownvegas.com for the latest updates as these openings unfold!

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Weather: Chinatown Weather Post – January 5–11, 2026

After a record-breaking warm December, the New Year is settling into a classic, crisp desert winter. This week brings plenty of sunshine, mostly clear skies, and comfortable daytime highs—perfect for strolling Spring Mountain Road, lining up for your favorite pho or ramen, or sipping warm milk tea outdoors.

Nights will be chilly (bundle up for late-night karaoke or 24-hour spots!), with lows dipping into the upper 30s to low 40s once the sun sets. No major rain or storms expected—ideal for enjoying Chinatown’s vibrant scene without the heat or crowds.

Here’s the 7-day outlook (based on the latest forecasts for Las Vegas):

• Monday, Jan 5 — Partly Sunny / Mostly Cloudy → High: 60°F / Low: 43–45°F
• Tuesday, Jan 6 — Sunny & Bright / Partly Cloudy → High: 56–60°F / Low: 42–45°F
• Wednesday, Jan 7 — Partly Sunny / Partly Cloudy → High: 56°F / Low: 41°F
• Thursday, Jan 8 — Crisp & Clear / Mostly Clear → High: 54–56°F / Low: 37–41°F
• Friday, Jan 9 — Sunny & Cool / Clear → High: 53–54°F / Low: 36–38°F
• Saturday, Jan 10 — Sunny → High: 51–56°F / Low: 32–39°F
• Sunday, Jan 11 — Mostly Cloudy / Partly Cloudy → High: 49–58°F / Low: 29–40°F

Pro-Tip: Layer up for those quick temperature drops after sunset—especially if you’re hitting up late-night eats or shows. The crisp air pairs perfectly with a steaming hot pot or noodle bowl! ☀️🥶

Stay comfy out there, Chinatown crew—share your weather vibes or favorite winter spots with #ChinatownVegasVibes!

Community Corner

AUDITION CALL: “Four Old Broads” (Comedy/Mystery) at Las Vegas Little Theatre

Get your acting chops ready for a hilarious volunteer production! Las Vegas Little Theatre (3920 Schiff Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89103) is holding auditions for Four Old Broads by Leslie Kimbell — a bawdy, laugh-out-loud comedy about sassy seniors stirring up mischief. Performances run March 6–22, 2026.

Audition Dates (Attend one night only):
– Monday, January 5, 2026 @ 7:00 PM
– Tuesday, January 6, 2026 @ 7:00 PM

Roles Available (cold readings from the script):
– 4 Women (50s+): The “Broads” — bawdy, religious, ditzy, or sensible
– 1 Man (50s+): Retired Elvis impersonator
– 1 Woman (30s-40s): Pushy Nurse
– 1 Woman (20s-30s): Kind Nurse

Details:
– Headshot/resume optional
– Volunteer (unpaid) production — all about the fun, community, and stage time!

Contact: Call 702-362-7996 or email info@lvlt.org for more info. Break a leg, Chinatown crew — this could be your chance to shine in local theater!

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Looking Back

A look back at the time of Las Vegas Chinatown

Emperor’s Garden at Chinatown Plaza

Before the vibrant neon glow of modern hot pot chains took over, Emperor’s Garden stood as a steadfast anchor on the second floor of the historic Chinatown Plaza (4215 Spring Mountain Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89102). Since the plaza’s opening in 1995—marking the birth of Las Vegas’ iconic Chinatown district—this restaurant served as a beloved “go-to” for locals, families, and tourists craving authentic, moderately priced Chinese cuisine in a welcoming, no-frills setting.

A Legacy of Sichuan and Cantonese Flavors
Emperor’s Garden was cherished for its extensive, versatile menu that bridged bold regional styles and everyday comforts. It was one of the district’s long-standing spots for Sichuan specialties, delivering the fiery, numbing heat that has since defined much of Spring Mountain Road’s culinary scene. Favorites included classics like mapo tofu, honey walnut shrimp, and hearty dim sum-style breakfasts (think sao bing, you tiao, and dou jiang soy milk) that made it a morning staple for many. The kitchen nailed that perfect balance of tradition and reliability—ideal for family gatherings, weekend lunches, or a quick, satisfying meal after a night out.

The End of an Era
Like many legacy businesses, Emperor’s Garden faced tough challenges during the global pandemic and ultimately closed its doors permanently in the COVID-19 era (several years ago, with the space sitting vacant for a while). Its departure marked the close of a multi-decade chapter, standing alongside other pioneers like Capital Seafood as part of the original soul of Chinatown Plaza.

The New Chapter: Shoo Loong Kan
The space didn’t stay empty for long. After a major remodel, the second-floor spot reopened in August 2025 as Shoo Loong Kan (小龙坎火锅), a world-famous Sichuan-style hot pot chain known for its authentic, soulful broths (from mild to blazing spicy), fresh ingredients, and trendy, high-energy vibe. While the cozy, built-from-scratch feel of Emperor’s Garden has given way to sleek modern design and communal hot pot tables, the transition keeps this prime location buzzing as a must-visit for authentic Chinese flavors—proving Chinatown’s evolution is all about honoring roots while embracing the new.

A perfect reminder: Chinatown Plaza, now nearly 30 years strong, continues to adapt and thrive. What are your memories of Emperor’s Garden? Share them with #ChinatownVegasVibes!

Chinatown Gripes

How many more “Breaking News” alerts do we need to see before the city realizes that Spring Mountain Road has become a death trap?

This week’s major crash at the intersection of Spring Mountain and Decatur Boulevard—which forced lane closures and sent more residents to the hospital—is just the latest entry in a long, bloody ledger. For those of us who live, work, and eat in Chinatown, these headlines aren’t just traffic updates; they are a constant reminder that our safety is being ignored in favor of “traffic flow.”

The reality is that Spring Mountain is no longer just a thoroughfare to the Strip; it is one of the most densely populated pedestrian districts in Las Vegas. We have grandmothers crossing the street to buy groceries, tourists navigating unfamiliar blocks for late-night ramen, and students walking to the bus. Yet, we are treating this stretch like a high-speed bypass.

The speed limit MUST be reduced (currently posted around 45 mph, but often felt much faster). Currently, the posted speeds (and the even higher speeds drivers actually reach) are fundamentally incompatible with a vibrant commercial district. When a crash happens at Spring Mountain and Decatur, the impact isn’t just felt by the cars involved—it ripples through our entire community, paralyzing our businesses and endangering everyone on the sidewalk.

We don’t need “investigations” or temporary orange cones. We need a permanent reduction in the speed limit and real traffic-calming measures. It’s time to stop prioritizing how fast people can drive through Chinatown and start prioritizing the people who are actually in Chinatown.

And while we’re at it:

• Fix those relentless potholes that turn every drive into a dodgeball game—especially the ones that keep reappearing like they own the road.
• Ban those chaotic left turns out of strip malls that back everything up and turn simple exits into gridlock nightmares.
• Correct bus stops and pickups that block lanes and create hazards for everyone.
• Adjust traffic light timers so they actually sync up instead of trapping us in endless red-light purgatory.

Chinatown deserves better than constant close calls and “Breaking News” crashes. Share your gripes (or fixes) with #ChinatownVegasVibes — maybe the city will finally listen! 🚦💥

Explore More Chinatown

Ready to dive deeper into everything our neighborhood has to offer? Whether you’re hungry, curious, or just looking for something new to experience—we’ve got you covered. Spring Mountain Road offers endless adventures, from dining to community events. Revisit our past guides for more inspiration at chinatownvegas.com/past-guides.

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 and discipline year-round.

🥋 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.

Chinatown Vegas Features Perfect Places to Master Martial Arts for Kids and Adults

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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 every night out.

🎤 Pro Tip: Reserve early—weekend rooms fill up fast!

🎶 Must-Try: All-you-can-sing sessions with unlimited soda for just $20/hr at spots likeany of our amazing Karaoke Studios.

Chinatown Karaoke Revealed: 8 Amazing Must-Visit Spots

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9 Ramen Bowls to Warm Your Soul

Chinatown’s ramen scene rivals the best, with steaming bowls of tonkotsu, spicy miso, and more. These dishes deliver bold flavors any time you’re craving comfort.

🍜 Pro Tip: Add extra chashu for a protein-packed treat.

🔥 Must-Try: Tonkotsu ramen with black garlic oil at Monta Noodle House.

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

9 Amazing Ramen Dishes to Try in Chinatown

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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 whenever you need a reset.

🌿 Pro Tip: Chat with herbalists for personalized remedy recommendations.

🩺 Must-Try: A first-time acupuncture session paired with a visit to Wing’s Chinese Herbs.

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

Discovering Traditional Chinese Medicine in Las Vegas Chinatown

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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.

🎰 Pro Tip: Look for bars with video poker for great drink deals.

🍹 Must-Try: A night of gaming and cocktails at The Golden Tiki.

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

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🔍 Insider Tip: Visit ChinatownVegas.com daily for breaking news, openings, and the stories behind your favorite neighborhood spots.

Supercharge Your Business

Chinatown Vegas: Boost Your Business with Free Advertising

ChinatownVegas.com is and always will be free, and businesses are encouraged to take advantage of it, our @chinatownvegas social media, and our Google Maps page to boost their visibility in this vibrant district. Feature your business, events, or specials on these platforms to connect with thousands of locals and visitors exploring Spring Mountain Road. But for those looking for a whole lot more, Chinatown Amplify is the ultimate growth engine to make your brand shine in Las Vegas’s most dynamic neighborhood.

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Let’s Celebrate

Remember, if it happens in Chinatown, it happens here—from resilient comebacks and legendary legacies to the next big openings and the everyday magic of our community. Here’s to a year of bold flavors, strong connections, and safer streets. See ya next week!

🎉 Share your Chinatown stories, gripes, triumphs, or just your latest hot pot haul—tag us with #ChinatownVegasVibes! 🍜🚶‍♂️