Skip the Strip 4 Asian Gems Locals Keep to Themselves

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The Las Vegas strip is blinding. But beyond the celebrity chefs, giant resorts and famous restaurants is an entire food scene most visitors barely see.

Today, we’re venturing past the Strip to four Asian gems locals in the know keep coming back to. Some are tucked away in places you’d never expect, others have quietly built loyal followings without all the Vegas hype.

What they have in common is serious cooking, bold flavors and food worth leaving the Strip for.

And make sure you stay to the end, because we return to our first stop for two dishes that took things to another level.

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