Many people know that tourists can easily reach Las Vegas via cheap airplane tickets and cheap vacation packages as well as find a ready assortment of discount hotel rooms. What is generally less known is the worldly culinary punch that the Las Vegas Strip packs.
Vegas offer excellent food from many different international cultures all along the Strip. Often a wide variety of food can be had by just walking the length of one of the bigger hotels where a dozen or more different cuisines are offered.
Food experts have observed that Italian food is done on a higher level in Las Vegas. Allegro in the Wynn and Raos in Caesars are regarded as two of the best Italian American restaurants in America.
China Poblano (The Cosmopolitan) is a very unique international restaurant that blends Chinese dim sum with Spanish tapas and Mexican street food. Upstairs at Milos guests can enjoy fabulous Greek fish.
Some claim that Japanese cuisine reigns supreme on the Strip. The best sushi/sashimi in the city continues to be at Bar Masa at Aria or Shibuya at MGM. Yellowtail in the Bellagio is known for its great Japanese/Korean fusion dishes.
If you are willing to travel a couple of blocks away from the Strip, you can find even more foreign food. One block away is home to Vietnamese Pho and Bun and the next block over Dim Sum. Close by is Japanese Izakaya food near an Irish Pub serving fish and chips.
Many believe that the finest Mexican restaurant in Vegas is Border Grill at Mandalay Bay.
Vegas has rightly become known as a city where visitors can explore and feel like they are traveling the world in food.
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