Welcome the Lunar New Year in Las Vegas
Chinese Lunar New Year 2024 is a 15-day celebration set to kick off on February 10. How are you planning to usher in the festive period? Why not experience the Year of the Dragon in Vegas? Here are our handpicked Vegas spots for the Chinese Lunar New Year celebrations:
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Infinity Prosperity: The Year of the Dragon[/caption]
The 14,000-square-foot Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens has lined up a Lunar New Year exhibition comprising at least 5,700 botanical plants for a memorable fusion of sights, sounds, and scents. Its latest installation is called Infinite Prosperity: The Year of the Dragon, symbolizing a favorable year.
Besides, a vibrant restaurant inside the conservatory serves 5-course dinner for as little as $138. Indulge in exotic Asian cuisines like the Chilean sea bass, dim sum, and vegetable dumplings as you marvel at the exhibitions designed to bring luck and prosperity.
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The auspicious Chinese New Year Menu[/caption]
The Hakkasan Las Vegas Restaurant is a popular Chinese restaurant inside MGM Grand. Book a table during this festival to sample some salmon, crudo, dim sum, and tiger prawn dumplings. Every dish is featured in the special Lunar New Year menu.
The limited edition, multi-course meal is $158 per person from January 30 to February 24. Add a drink package for an extra $48 per person during the Hakkasan cocktail hour.
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Noodles[/caption]
Send Noodles restaurant inside the Palms Casino Resort celebrates the Chinese Lunar New Year festivities with specialty-themed menus. Guests can enjoy an array of specialty Asian dishes from February 9 to February 18.
The beef cheek bao goes for $9, wor won ton soup for $15, braised oxtail for $18, while quarter roasted duck costs $18.
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Dragon Pearl dessert[/caption]
China Poblano inside the Cosmopolitan has a Lunar New Year menu from February 5 to February 18. It comprises traditional Chinese dishes like deep-fried sesame balls with red beans and fruits. Their dragon pearl dish consists of fried lobster, salted duck egg, lime-cured trout roe, forbidden rice, and green onion.
Better still, ask for the lotus and fire dish retailing under $16. Wash down the food with the Tale of the Dragon cocktail. The cocktail comprises Ketel One vodka, yuzu, Ganbei baijiu, sesame, pomegranate, and pineapple.
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The Dim Sum Brunch[/caption]
Genting Palace at Resorts World Las Vegas will celebrate the Lunar New Year with exceptional dining and entertaining performances. The traditional dragon and lion dance is a must-watch as it brings good luck and happiness.
The Dim Sum brunch will be on the weekends of February 9 to 11 and February 16 to 18. Book a table on these dates to enjoy a rotating menu and tasty dim sum. And, if you are a Genting Rewards member, use your points to participate at a discount in slot tournaments and performances happening all around the resort from February 10 to February 24.
1. The Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens
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Infinity Prosperity: The Year of the Dragon[/caption]The 14,000-square-foot Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens has lined up a Lunar New Year exhibition comprising at least 5,700 botanical plants for a memorable fusion of sights, sounds, and scents. Its latest installation is called Infinite Prosperity: The Year of the Dragon, symbolizing a favorable year.
Besides, a vibrant restaurant inside the conservatory serves 5-course dinner for as little as $138. Indulge in exotic Asian cuisines like the Chilean sea bass, dim sum, and vegetable dumplings as you marvel at the exhibitions designed to bring luck and prosperity.
2. Hakkasan Restaurant Las Vegas
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The auspicious Chinese New Year Menu[/caption]The Hakkasan Las Vegas Restaurant is a popular Chinese restaurant inside MGM Grand. Book a table during this festival to sample some salmon, crudo, dim sum, and tiger prawn dumplings. Every dish is featured in the special Lunar New Year menu.
The limited edition, multi-course meal is $158 per person from January 30 to February 24. Add a drink package for an extra $48 per person during the Hakkasan cocktail hour.
3. Send Noodles
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Noodles[/caption]Send Noodles restaurant inside the Palms Casino Resort celebrates the Chinese Lunar New Year festivities with specialty-themed menus. Guests can enjoy an array of specialty Asian dishes from February 9 to February 18.
The beef cheek bao goes for $9, wor won ton soup for $15, braised oxtail for $18, while quarter roasted duck costs $18.
4. China Poblano
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Dragon Pearl dessert[/caption]China Poblano inside the Cosmopolitan has a Lunar New Year menu from February 5 to February 18. It comprises traditional Chinese dishes like deep-fried sesame balls with red beans and fruits. Their dragon pearl dish consists of fried lobster, salted duck egg, lime-cured trout roe, forbidden rice, and green onion.
Better still, ask for the lotus and fire dish retailing under $16. Wash down the food with the Tale of the Dragon cocktail. The cocktail comprises Ketel One vodka, yuzu, Ganbei baijiu, sesame, pomegranate, and pineapple.
5. Genting Palace
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The Dim Sum Brunch[/caption]Genting Palace at Resorts World Las Vegas will celebrate the Lunar New Year with exceptional dining and entertaining performances. The traditional dragon and lion dance is a must-watch as it brings good luck and happiness.
The Dim Sum brunch will be on the weekends of February 9 to 11 and February 16 to 18. Book a table on these dates to enjoy a rotating menu and tasty dim sum. And, if you are a Genting Rewards member, use your points to participate at a discount in slot tournaments and performances happening all around the resort from February 10 to February 24.