Thai spot, one of Las Vegas’ top 100 restaurants, opening a second location

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Nittaya has another secret in store.

Nittaya Parawong, chef-owner of Nittaya’s Secret Kitchen, a Thai spot named to the Las Vegas Review-Journal’s Top 100 Restaurant in Las Vegas for 2026, is opening a second location, Nittaya’s announced on Facebook.

“We’re so excited to bring Nittaya’s Secret Kitchen closer to the Las Vegas Strip!” the post reads. “We can’t wait to share our authentic flavors with both locals and visitors. See you soon!”

The post says the new Nittaya’s will be at 3900 Paradise Road, a development known as The Collective that already houses several food and drink establishments, including Braseria by EDO, Marrakech Mediterranean Restaurant and Cleaver Butchered Meat, Seafood & Cocktails.

As shown in a rendering of its exterior, Nittaya’s will occupy suites H and J at 3900 Paradise. Suite H previously housed Bràmare, which closed abruptly in May 2025 after less than a year. Historically, Suite J housed Havana Cigar Company, which shuttered more than a dozen years ago.
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